#but of course many jojo fans are notoriously allergic to seeing the themes of each part & care more about fan service than anything else

[get-starfingered]

So glad the fandom has no control over the canon of this series, istg these takes are so bland and would ruin Jojo's.

#not to be That Guy but this person clearly didn't understand/care for the story Araki was telling with both parts 5 & 6 respectively #low hanging fruit finding some rando spouting off about how they want to scrap stone ocean but hey #no it would not have been more impactful for any of dio's kids to have ended the joestar curse actually #wtf are you on #''the joestars should have been completely helpless against their foes & fate unless they possessed some of their enemies' DNA'' 🤢 #and although giorno reflects both dio and jonathan in his design his story and hos characterization the whole point of his adventure was #defining himself and achieving his goals without being held back by the entrenched workings of society/the mob + his past home life + fate #Jolyne's journey is (in part) about severing a fate she did not consent to and that had fractured her life seemingly beyond repair #giorno has nothing to do with her journey & he (having brando + joestar blood) is not ''more worthy'' of ending the curse #to branch off into yet another tangent: i've become annoyed by the constant nattering of fans regarding giorno not meeting pucci as #ungalo et al did. pucci's gravity wasn't gathering every single one of dio's spawn to one point #it specifically drew to him the children who had fallen into lives of disorder/dismay/disrepair. those who are lost #it wasn't just ''all of dio's blood whoops araki forgot giorno 🤪'' it was following the themes of part 6 #but of course many jojo fans are notoriously allergic to seeing the themes of each part & care more about fan service than anything else #might make a bigger post about this one of these days lol