I also love the juxtaposition between part 5's antagonist and part 6 One evades fate and is the only character in the jojo universe able to do so to my memory. And one strives for all to accept there fate but in doing so goes to fare and condems others to fate
Stone ocean is my favorite Jojo part, and it was really interesting hearing your analysis of it through the Japanese principles. Also, I never really liked Anasui but this video has got me to think about him more as a character so thank you for that!
This, all of this is what rollings stones set us up for at the end of part 5 There it is seen as a mercy but mista rejects that and in doing so warps fate for what could be the better, yes we now lost more but I hope that we gained more too
This video was amazing. I never thought on Stone Ocean having this deep ideas within rainbows that makes you think you're a snail and florida man believing in gravity. Just shows that there's more of my favorite thing than what I thought there was. Thank you so much ❤❤
hey im also a female jojo fan, I like to watch jojo video essays but I have never really seen women do it, and Im really glad there are women who are as big a fan of jjba as I am. Im also a stone ocean fan and I love your video!!
LETS FUCKING GOOO I LOVE BEING HUMAN AND FINDING EVERYTHING THAT I MAY EXPERIENCE BEAUTIFUL I LOVE THAT WE ARE ALL CONNECTED AS LINES ON A WEB AO FRAGILE THAT I MAY CHERISH THOSE RELATIONSHIPS THAT ARE STRONGEST I LOVE MY PRONOUNS BEING STONEFREE/HER YEAAAAGIROUGAUGGRAAAGGHH
YES I ACTUALLY HAVE A SCRIPT ABOUT FEMALE PRISONER 701 AND STOCEAN LOLFHQKFJE i am so abnormal about exploitation movies and stocean i am not joking when i say this is the first of MANY stocean videos
Wonderful essay! I have not been able to logically come up with what was wrong with Dio and Pucci's plan other than the sacrifice of the entire universe before, though I thought that a world where everyone knows their faith would feel devastating to live in. Now I'm finally presented with a counterargument to their plan, thank you for that! I hope I'll read The Woman in the Dunes and rewatch Stone Ocean one day to make it all finally come together in my head
Great video! Fully agree with your reading of stone ocean (and definitely fucking understand how annoying it is for male Jojo fans to try to explain this series to women lol.) My only critique is that the volume of your voice is a little quiet!
@@RemOrRemi ahh thank you so much for watching!! i tried lowering the volume of my voice a bit because in my editing program it was in the red and super loud 😭need to find the perfect balance
@@denpa_chan Did you put a compressor and limiter on the audio? If not that would help with the peaking and let you push your voice higher in volume without it peaking into the positive db range, also using an eq to flatten out the frequency range by boosting the high mids and highs would help as well as making your voice mix sound more professional. : )
PLS RUclips ALGORITHM, give this video more views! Weather as a father figure? If we see him so short time how can he be a father figure for Jolyne? I can understand maybe their relationship was developed more offscreen but onscreen isn't more than a friend, he helped her on Jumpin Jack Flash and Savage Garden arc, we don't see him after the prison break and the next time Jolyne sees him he's dead...
i read them to be like father and daughter because jotaro's absence was negated by the presence of another older man-- he was the same age as jotaro and gave her the guidance that jotaro never did (not counting manhattan transfer), i.e. supporting her in fights and being the first man to sacrifice himself by dying for jolyne, which is what makes heavy weather such a poignant arc! at the end of the arc, when anasui says jolyne saved both him and weather report, its like a reciprocal kind of healing-- anasui felt dead because he was betrayed and felt like he was born wrong, while weather report was coping with familial trauma (in several ways), and the fact that jolyne saved them while they helped heal her trauma caused by men is what made this stick out to me. in the manga, i think the familial themes are stressed a lot more. weather report sacrifices himself to push jolyne forward, and jolyne sacrifices herself to push emporio forward. each member of the group fills a void for the other (jolyne and hermes are like sisters to me, so jolyne fills the void of gloria, emporios mother is obv dead so jolyne is the big sister who takes on a maternal role, ff wants to experience humanity so hermes and jolyne treat them as such etc) so it makes the most sense to me to interpret wes as the patriarch of the group since he is the eldest and provided guidance not only to anasui (calming him down) and emporio (acted as a guardian until jolyne arrived) but to jolyne :3 thank you so much for watching!!
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Stone Ocean and Steel Ball Run are examples that certain manga and comic series absolutely deserve the literary fiction label.
I also love the juxtaposition between part 5's antagonist and part 6
One evades fate and is the only character in the jojo universe able to do so to my memory. And one strives for all to accept there fate but in doing so goes to fare and condems others to fate
“If you’re an Anasui hater this is not a safe space for you” YOURE SO FUCKING REAL 4 THAT
cant allow slander of the blorbo!!!!
Oh I see Fellow part 6 enjoyer...
Truly a woman of culture
Also amazing video
You've gained a subscriber ♡
Stone ocean is my favorite Jojo part, and it was really interesting hearing your analysis of it through the Japanese principles. Also, I never really liked Anasui but this video has got me to think about him more as a character so thank you for that!
thank you so much for watching and for hearing out my love for anasui LOL
This, all of this is what rollings stones set us up for at the end of part 5
There it is seen as a mercy but mista rejects that and in doing so warps fate for what could be the better, yes we now lost more but I hope that we gained more too
Finally some good food. I adore Stone Ocean! I almost read the whole thing in one sitting and I’m soooo excited to see some actual analysis
This video was amazing. I never thought on Stone Ocean having this deep ideas within rainbows that makes you think you're a snail and florida man believing in gravity. Just shows that there's more of my favorite thing than what I thought there was.
Thank you so much ❤❤
hey im also a female jojo fan, I like to watch jojo video essays but I have never really seen women do it, and Im really glad there are women who are as big a fan of jjba as I am. Im also a stone ocean fan and I love your video!!
LETS FUCKING GOOO I LOVE BEING HUMAN AND FINDING EVERYTHING THAT I MAY EXPERIENCE BEAUTIFUL I LOVE THAT WE ARE ALL CONNECTED AS LINES ON A WEB AO FRAGILE THAT I MAY CHERISH THOSE RELATIONSHIPS THAT ARE STRONGEST I LOVE MY PRONOUNS BEING STONEFREE/HER YEAAAAGIROUGAUGGRAAAGGHH
IT DOESN'T MATTER IF WE'RE WEAK AND ULTIMATELY WILL DIE BECAUSE NO MATTER WHAT WE WILL STILL LIVE I LOVED THIS VIDEO
Part 6 is the greatest book i have read in my life
Jojo part 6 is fire and a perfect conclusion to “the consequences of dio” story
REALLY GOOD VIDEO ‼️
are you gonna talk about stocean's subversion of the girls in prison and troma goresploitation horror genres pls pls pls you will be my hero if you do
YES I ACTUALLY HAVE A SCRIPT ABOUT FEMALE PRISONER 701 AND STOCEAN LOLFHQKFJE i am so abnormal about exploitation movies and stocean i am not joking when i say this is the first of MANY stocean videos
Wonderful essay! I have not been able to logically come up with what was wrong with Dio and Pucci's plan other than the sacrifice of the entire universe before, though I thought that a world where everyone knows their faith would feel devastating to live in. Now I'm finally presented with a counterargument to their plan, thank you for that! I hope I'll read The Woman in the Dunes and rewatch Stone Ocean one day to make it all finally come together in my head
Very interesting video with thorough research, I learned a lot thank you sir
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Great video! Fully agree with your reading of stone ocean (and definitely fucking understand how annoying it is for male Jojo fans to try to explain this series to women lol.) My only critique is that the volume of your voice is a little quiet!
@@RemOrRemi ahh thank you so much for watching!! i tried lowering the volume of my voice a bit because in my editing program it was in the red and super loud 😭need to find the perfect balance
@@denpa_chan Did you put a compressor and limiter on the audio? If not that would help with the peaking and let you push your voice higher in volume without it peaking into the positive db range, also using an eq to flatten out the frequency range by boosting the high mids and highs would help as well as making your voice mix sound more professional. : )
@@RemOrRemi taking notes rn thank you so much for the feedback it helps a lot !!
finally..... stone ocean praise......
if stocean has zero fans it means im DEAD
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thank you for aiding my cocomelon brain. banger goddamn video
my issue with this video is that its so short
LOL i will be making more stocean vids i promise!!
PLS RUclips ALGORITHM, give this video more views!
Weather as a father figure? If we see him so short time how can he be a father figure for Jolyne? I can understand maybe their relationship was developed more offscreen but onscreen isn't more than a friend, he helped her on Jumpin Jack Flash and Savage Garden arc, we don't see him after the prison break and the next time Jolyne sees him he's dead...
i read them to be like father and daughter because jotaro's absence was negated by the presence of another older man-- he was the same age as jotaro and gave her the guidance that jotaro never did (not counting manhattan transfer), i.e. supporting her in fights and being the first man to sacrifice himself by dying for jolyne, which is what makes heavy weather such a poignant arc! at the end of the arc, when anasui says jolyne saved both him and weather report, its like a reciprocal kind of healing-- anasui felt dead because he was betrayed and felt like he was born wrong, while weather report was coping with familial trauma (in several ways), and the fact that jolyne saved them while they helped heal her trauma caused by men is what made this stick out to me. in the manga, i think the familial themes are stressed a lot more. weather report sacrifices himself to push jolyne forward, and jolyne sacrifices herself to push emporio forward. each member of the group fills a void for the other (jolyne and hermes are like sisters to me, so jolyne fills the void of gloria, emporios mother is obv dead so jolyne is the big sister who takes on a maternal role, ff wants to experience humanity so hermes and jolyne treat them as such etc) so it makes the most sense to me to interpret wes as the patriarch of the group since he is the eldest and provided guidance not only to anasui (calming him down) and emporio (acted as a guardian until jolyne arrived) but to jolyne :3 thank you so much for watching!!