The plot centers on Jotaro Kujo, the grandson of Joseph Joestar, the protagonist of the previous part. Jotaro has a special ability called Stand, which allows him to manifest a spiritual entity to fight other Stands. Jotaro and a group of allies embark on a journey across the globe to defeat Dio Brando, the series' main antagonist, who has awakened from his 100-year slumber and seeks revenge against the Joestars.
What makes Stardust Crusaders so interesting is the introduction of Stands, which offer a new dimension to character battles and abilities. Each Stand has a unique and often bizarre ability, leading to creative and exciting matchups between characters.
In addition to the main characters, Stardust Crusaders features a host of memorable supporting characters, each with their own Stand and fighting style. The narrative unfolds through a series of confrontations against Dio's minions, which become more challenging as the story progresses.
In terms of art, Araki continues to refine his style in Stardust Crusaders, with more detailed and expressive character designs than in previous parts. The action scenes are impressive and full of energy, and the Stand designs are creative and often bizarre.
Overall, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 3: Stardust Crusaders is an exciting and action-packed continuation of the series. With the introduction of the Stands and a host of memorable characters, it's easy to see why Stardust Crusaders is one of the most popular parts of the series.
