"A true gentleman needs to be brave enough to go into a fight he knows he'll lose." -Jonathan Over 130 years later, these words still echo true as Jolyne faces down one of the most powerful stands in existence.
Nothing else to be said. Jolyne felt like the most similar one to Jonathan, completly surpased by her enemy in power, had a little love story, the blonde friend who cant fight but completly craves to help, she had to die along all her allies except the blone one (Emporio here, Speedwagon back then) to be able to win, and still died before the villian. Not to mention the intro in the last chapter coming back to the Phantom Blood intro, puting Jolyne on Jonathan place. In conclusion my favorite JoJo.
@@proudtobeadisliker9374well heres the thing , Jotaro loves jolyne , she's his weakness , pucci said so himself , it doesn't matter if the choice was wrong or not he will always choose her Also in the end , none of them died , puccis reset failed, the OG universe got rebuilt and they were all reincarnated with much better lives than the ones they had
Kars as well. Whenever I’m reading a part and someone says the main JoJo’s name, I try and replace their name with JoJo, but it feels forced and weird every time.
And then you remember the time the Japanese VAs got their tongue twister in part 5 whenever they said "Giorno Giovanna" because sometimes they said like "Joruno Jovanna", "Joruno Jiobanna"
this could just be a coincidence and be an animation thing, but the ocean even shifts away from the color of gray, which reminds me of "stone" in the name, "stone ocean"
The music reminded me so much of the final boss theme in Ori and the Will of the Wisps. So much so that it makes me shiver from the excitement and grin at the same time.
@@AudyPutra2 because of the vibe it gives off in English, お姉ちゃん is still older sister, but it can be used to talk about someone older than you, who might or might not be related by blood, who also might be taking care of you, done something nice, or you see them as a young person worthy of your respect, or you might regard them as cool, it's kinda complicated, but I hope it makes sense
@@sweetdurt2143 yes that's why they should just stick the translation to Big Sist, not as Jolyne because in Japanese Oneechan mean a lot than only name
@@AudyPutra2 yes but in English “Big Sis” rarely ever means any of those things, it only really works in Japanese culture. As sweet durt said, there’s a different vibe in English.
Anasui doesn’t get enough credit for doing what he did.. just a moment ago he talked about how much he’d like to survive and live the rest of his life with jolyne, but then he decided to die to give jotaro a better chance of killing pucci so everyone else other than him survive.. a true hero
The entire final arc is anasui trying his best to be useful against pucci It’s funny pucci considers anasui an unimportant fly at the start of the final arc but later realizes that he is the one that needs to be eliminated first
Jolyne accepting that they were not making it out alive. And even after having three of her people die at once. Not only she fought to till the end, she prioritised getting Emporio out. breaks my heart man
It feels appropriate that Part 6 was the end of the original universe of JoJo, considering how much Jolyne stands as the pinnacle of the Joestars. She was such a soldier.
@@tailedgates9 oh fr. Like how much she has grown will never not make me amazed. Shes so passionately determined even if her fate has been cruel to her. That's why I'm happy she finally got a happy life in the new universe.
@@ayshell yeah, turn out just deleting Pucci alone change how everyone's life is affected. Understandable since he changed a lot of lives with his disc power by giving stand power to criminal. I guess that's what they call butterfly effect.
@@natsudragneel-ir7sr Yeah, Part 6 overall is this chaotic journey of multiple butterfly effects threaded together with Pucci being its catalyst. One event led to the other leading to the other. And it's tragically beautiful.
Jolyne had NO fear facing Pucci, knowing she wasn't going to make it. She might be my second favorite JoJo, with Joseph being the first. She was such a soldier. Like her dad.
that's exactly how i feel. Jolyne had been fighting battles her entire life even before she got a stand. She had one of the weaker stand of all jojos and thru will and cleverness overcame until she could no longer. Jolyne is the best jojo.
@@euro51116 Shame she got ultra screwed. Like what the hell was strings going to do to the power of FAST FORWARD. lol But hey, those crazy strings sure as hell saved her ass out some crazy shit, even the crazy inside-out shit.
Araki did killing off characters better than Game of Thrones did, imo. Can’t explain why, but this feels better here. Idk I’m definitely biased against George R. R. Martin lmfao
imo jotaro in stone ocean feels like much more completed and developed character. Having emotional bond with jolyne and genuinely showing his despair in the face of an terrifying enemy. No so stonefaced like he always was lmao
*Her death is very sad because Jolyne's life was very short and full of disappointments. She didn't have much time to be happy, be together with her father and live her life after getting out of prison. Fortunately Emporio honored everyone's sacrifice.*
Jolyne being a loving and caring mother to Emporio till the very end really made this scene hurt. Especially since Emporio didn't even know what it was like to have a mom
@@jennyjoot9184 I thought it was like when you're like 6 and you have a crush on your babysitter, but like in a way where you're like "i like this person but I dont know why but they make me happy" Kinda weird way of saying it but hopefully you know what I mean
Man a good female protagonist like jolyne is so rare dude, the fact that she entrusted and betted everything on emporioh and called him not "her" but everyone's hope is what truly make her a genuine person.
Well, because there is almost no other shounen female protagonist other than Jolyne. Crazy how this shows just how great female protagonists can be in a shounen setting yet they are almost non-existent
@@honsai7409yeah, only ones I can think of are her and Asa even though Asa only really half counts as she’s only the part 2 mc and even at that it’s kinda shared, Frieren is also a really good female mc but she’s not really from a shonen, more a 3/4 slice of life 1/4 shonen concoction (and Maka I forgot about her, they still need to make a soul eater reboot honestly)
"A true gentleman has no fear. He'll fight for those who can't. Even knowing it's a fight he has no chance of winning, he enters the fray." -Jonathan Joestar, 1870
Jolyne's such an amazing character, and she died at age 19 after spending, literally, the rest of her life in prison. Her sacrificing herself for Emporio really shows how much compassion she has. She constantly puts herself on the line for her friends throughout this part, like the baseball catching scene with F.F., her so passionately trying to retrieve her father's memories back, she stopped those guards from violating Hermes, and helped her get revenge on the guy who murdered her sister, and so on... This part was so phenomenal it had me rooting for both Jolyne and Pucci who are now both my favourite protagonist and antagonist of the whole series
I liked how everyone in the group did their part. Ermes stand allowed them to buy some time. Anasui protected and tried to setup a kill for Jotaro. Jotaro saved Jolyne who in turn saved Emporio. Emporio defeated Pucci with weather report. I personally would've found it weird if Giorno or Josuke came out of no where and defeat Pucci because realistically it would've taken the spotlight away from the main cast introduced.
Giorno makes perfect sense to show up even araki put a little part of his profile saying he was nearby due to puccis gravity. If the other sons of DIO were drawn the pucci, giorno would be too. Hes probably at disneyland with mista,trish and fugo
That's what I really like about part 6, unlike other parts were characters get killed and their actions doesn't have impact aside from the emotions, Caesar maybe helped by inspiring Joseph bug he still drank the cure after the fight, Kakyoin even if cool, him revelaing Dio's stand didn't affect in the fight, Abacchio prnting the face is never used, Narancia, but here everybody gets to do something substancial before dying, FF killed the user of Yo Yo Ma and I think she healed Anasui, Weather almost killed Pucci and managed to deliver his disk for emporio to use, and everyone else doing their part to help in the final fight.
id say it’s more impactful that it was only with Ermes stickers did Jotaro get there in time to save Jolyne but allowing them to escape MIH for a bit was big too
Bro the time acceleration is really beautiful. I dont even know why some of the people out there hates this animation. Dont compare to a fan made guys.
@@UnCreativeDeconstructionism It set unrealistic expectations you can't mantain that level of animation for the entire scene that's why the fanmade only covers the first appeareance
Phantom Blood ending with Jonathan sacrificing himself to beat Dio and now Stone Ocean ends with Jolyne sacrificing herself to save Emporio & the world pure poetry
@V0LDDR3AMZ that's not PTSD, this scene just means Jotaro recalls Dio doing the same thing PTSD is when you suddenly recall something traumatic, even when you are perfectly safe at home. Being upset very easily and trying to avoid the memory. Jotaro is frustrated because his own daughter is about to be impaled by the same knives that almost killed him. This isn't a memory or cognitive issue for Jotato, it's real and going to happen 😅
Jonathan died at sea to keep Dio from escaping and give his wife and unborn son a chance at happiness. Jolyne died at sea to let Emporio escape and find a way to set everything right. It really has been a roundabout journey.
I love the character of Jolyne. She's a courageous badass that does what believes that needs to be done. Seeing the scene where she jumps to her death is sad. the ending of SO is very bitter sweet. But i like the underlying theme a lot of this part and the previous one: that living every moment with a sense of justice is what means living in truth, as opposed to living seeing life as a series of achievements that must be reached regardless of the way they are achieved. With Diavolo, he literally erases the path so that he can reach a desired end, it's machiavellism taken to the literal extreme. With Pucci, "erasing" or "removing" or "resetting" it all until reaching something that is perfect, or living having a memory of the future, to act so that we can act to reach a specific future, is a similar theme. It's "we can do terrible things right now if that brings about the glorious future we imagine" that the villains act according to, vs what the Joestars, the heroes, predicate: "do what is right and follow your sense of justice at every step of the path, because even in the undesired event that that leads to misfortune, you will know that you did the best you could". Or, to put it succinctly, a righteous, heroic path is the correct way to live your life
Now I knew the meaning of the opening when jolyne runs towards pucci the same way Jonathan did in his opening, it’s because they both died before they could finish the job.
Jolyne is definitely the most developed jojo. She reaches a beautiful maturity at the end of Stone ocean. Araki compared her to the Virgin Mary in the manga.
@@copaceticobserver I love Johny but I find him hard to pin down. he is very selfish and we only see in the last chapter of the manga that he has evolved. It remains somewhat the same throughout the manga. But he's the most thorough jojo and i love him. He is my top 4 jojo.
0:52 the double time arrangement of her theme is just perfect, it represents the peril and the literal speeding up of time. So underrated but it brings everything together in this scene.
Most badass scene in the whole series imo. The chase underwater, the dolphins, the sacrifice that jotaro makes to save jolyne, the sacrifice that jolyne makes to save emporio, that shot of emporio reaching out to the horizon after jolyne dies, the freaking orchestral opera choir music playing, it's too good. Not to mention that pucci and made in heaven are just visually cool in general.
You clearly don't understand anything. Survive? That isn't a question. Unless they died in fluke accidents caused by time acceleration everyone but the stone ocean characters were harmlessly moved over to the next universe
Hearing the sad theme as emporio rides away from Jolyne and the whole world bewildered at what's going on paints the chaos that Pucci is achieving hits hard. It genuinely feels like a hopeless scenario. I'm gonna miss this universe. Good job, DP.
It’s honestly so scary on just how powerful pucci was, joyline the person who single handily stopped many enemy’s with the power of her stand and smart thinking lost in mere milliseconds
I feel like this part was very hated before the anime but now that it’s ended many fans will see how much of a masterpiece this part truly was. See you all in steel ball run!
Sadly that won’t happen They have decided to not continue animating jojo’s bizarre adventure. This is the gonna be the last animated part for a long while.
@@ehwouldntuagree8442 Thank you, was confused as to why he didn’t dodge that. Could Pucci just have been defeated by throwing mundane objects at him during the time acceleration process?
Seeing them decompose, emotions screaming, the scenery, the shattered glasses and pieces of stone free... This scene was heartbreaking and a masterpiece
Just finished stone ocean, this got me deeply emotional. She heavily reminds me of joseph in several ways but had her fathers rage and fighting style. Rest in peace Jolyne
Fun fact: Emporio is the only one who was with Jolyne since start. Ermes and Weather Report got injured in between and took rest, Anasui came in second part, Foo Fighters died at the end of 2nd part and Jotaro was in coma most of the time
0:56 this is what makes Jojo's special, you can FEEL the characters putting everything on the line, the stakes at its highest, and you can't even anticipate what comes next because Araki has no fear of killing characters, no matter how loved they are.
@@mrhowl8715I meant Joseph, Araki never killed him off, and he's one of the most beloved characters. He came close a few times, but made it through the wringer and probably survived into the new universe.
This is why i like JoJo anime. The protagonist know they will die anyway if they fight the enemy. But instead of running away, they keep fighting. And when they die, they die. What a true masterpiece anime from Araki
0:57 is one of the nicest animations Jojos has put out to date, those 7 seconds looked amazing, also rip this finale hurt my feelings even tho I knew it was coming
1:10 is touching because the butterflies flying away is meant to be a metaphor for Joylne leaving Emporio. There are a lot of butterflies because it could suggest that her body is disintegrating (like a corpse would normally) as we see with Jotaro, Anastasia and Hermes (due to time acceleration) fading quickly
Even after rereading the manga so many times this ending WAS AMAZING! Tears man! And dang it! In English Emporio just calls her Jolyne, but technically in Japanese that last shout translates to Big Sister I think! 😖
@kollie79 sorry, I watched the first batch in sub and dub, but Jojo is perhaps the only anime I actually enjoy dub so I forgot… nevertheless it was still sad
Can we talk about how well this moment captured the panic, confusion, and drama of humanity facing Armageddon? Holy shit you can really feel the "it's the end of days" tone
Arc 1 ending - Jonathan Joestar sacrifice his last life force to hold off Dio for his wife to escape in the sea. Arc 6 ending - Jolyne Joestar sacrifice herself to fight Dio's friend Pucci so Emporio can escape in the sea. Arc 1 ending is a man saving a woman. Arc 6 ending is a woman saving a man. but whichever ending, the Joestar spirit live on in the reader's mind.
Honestly at first I wasn’t really waiting for part 6 thought it would be bad but honestly the journey we’ve had is just amazing I will admit this might be the best part of JoJo I’ve watched
@@_gokceada pre-2012 anime jojo fandom (at least in the west) was a weird time there was a lot of hate for 5 and 6, while worshipping 4 like its the second coming of jesus
@@zaqareemalcolm it's not weird actually, what happened was that the translations for part 5 were the worst shit in the world back then, making people hate part 5, with part 6 the translations weren't as bad but it's just that part 6 is mid, which blows my mind because somehow after making part 6 araki came back with part 7
Hermes stickers and Emporio ghost gun bringing them to the sea, Anasui readily using Diver Down to shield for Jotaro, and Jolyne final sacrifice, all to give Emporio her will and Weather's disk is such a triumphant moment in manga/anime history.
One thing I liked from the manga was despite the entire universe speeding up, Rohan had set up a work schedule so efgicient, his manga still managed to catch up to all the deadlines before the reset Araki, you ok?
Even though she's facing an invisible enemy, even though she knows she'll die, she STILL put up a fight. A fight that will only be her demise, theJoJo bloodline of the OG universe ends with her. I love Jolyne so much.
140 years later, and Jonathan's descendants still carry his will of fighting for those who can't, even if it means certain death. God, what a fucking amazing part.
The time acceleration was existentially horrifying, wow. The sun becoming a smear in the sky, you standing there helpless watching the rapidly approaching end of the universe? Genuinely unnerving. Reminds me of my worst nightmares.
Jolene's final moments bring tears to my eyes. No matter how many times I see it, I wish it would help me. However, her soul has been passed down to the future, proof that Jotaro and his friends were alive, and her golden soul... remains among the people. Human praise is the beauty of courage, she was beautiful. She was beautiful and fought hard‼︎
Hes SO involved It's crazy. That fate erasing his existence basically led to all characters in Part 6 having a great life. I have them both as my fave antagonists. Both twisted people with twisted ideals who think it's for the greater good. Araki snapped when creating them.
@@mmanwithamprofilepicture7459 Tsk but a scratch. Edit: *i still dont understand how pucci can react to bullets and almost anything, but cant use his stand to deflect a knife or just move out the the way*
Emporio....go.....save us.....save the world....and save.....the Joestar Bloodline.....you are OUR last hope to finish DIO'S CURSE ONCE AND FOR ALL! I'M TRUST IN YOU.
There is literally nothing quite as terrifying as the abstract concept of watching the Sun begin to accelerate so fast... it becomes a beam of light. This series is one of my favorite fictional creations, ever, and I am very glad to see so many people able to finally appreciate it. NOW READ THE MANGA
1:40 When I saw that fist of stone forming due to the time acceleration, i didn’t gave it much thought. Now it looks like it’s Stone Free’s fist telling Emporio to keep going ☹️
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R.I.P Jolyne Kujo. The last of the legitimate Joestar Bloodline.
@@SpammytheHedgehog griono is a joestar bro
@@keithhanies6817 Giorno was conceived through a one night stand by Dio and Giorno's Japanese mom.
@@SpammytheHedgehog he still has joestar emblem on his back shoulder means his still a joestar
What was giorno doing that whole time I thought he would show up
Last Jolyne's line : STONE FREE
She got her family free from the Stone mask's curse
She really is the true reincarnation of Jonathan.
@@patrickjosephgamboa187 yep
Damn deep
@@patrickjosephgamboa187
Broke: “Star Platinum is Jonathan incarnate”
*_WOKE:_* “Jolyne is Jonathan incarnate”
@@patrickjosephgamboa187negative, she isn’t built like a wall
"A true gentleman needs to be brave enough to go into a fight he knows he'll lose." -Jonathan
Over 130 years later, these words still echo true as Jolyne faces down one of the most powerful stands in existence.
Why no replies? That is a crime.
@@Ray_Animates I suppose there isn't much more to add.
@@doswallo I guess.
Nothing else to be said.
Jolyne felt like the most similar one to Jonathan, completly surpased by her enemy in power, had a little love story, the blonde friend who cant fight but completly craves to help, she had to die along all her allies except the blone one (Emporio here, Speedwagon back then) to be able to win, and still died before the villian.
Not to mention the intro in the last chapter coming back to the Phantom Blood intro, puting Jolyne on Jonathan place.
In conclusion my favorite JoJo.
@@lucianolalanne2766 cool
Jolyne knows she won’t survive and yet she knows what must be done. Stone Ocean is beautiful
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yet so underrated
@@justarandomguy1808 hopefully not anymore since it's mainstream now
Ngl, jotaro should not save her in the first place if she just gonna die in the end.
@@proudtobeadisliker9374well heres the thing , Jotaro loves jolyne , she's his weakness , pucci said so himself , it doesn't matter if the choice was wrong or not he will always choose her
Also in the end , none of them died , puccis reset failed, the OG universe got rebuilt and they were all reincarnated with much better lives than the ones they had
To me, it’s always such a treat hearing the main villain scream the main JoJo’s whole name.
I agree.
Yeah but you remember Dio screaming "JOJO"?
Kars as well. Whenever I’m reading a part and someone says the main JoJo’s name, I try and replace their name with JoJo, but it feels forced and weird every time.
And then you remember the time the Japanese VAs got their tongue twister in part 5 whenever they said "Giorno Giovanna" because sometimes they said like "Joruno Jovanna", "Joruno Jiobanna"
@@margarethmichelina5146 thats how its supposed to be pronounced in japanese
1:10 Drawing those butterflies which depict the withering of Jolyne is such a genius move
😢
At first I thought it was just Monarch Butterflies migrating to another place since I’ve learned that they do so when seasons change but damn…
this could just be a coincidence and be an animation thing, but the ocean even shifts away from the color of gray, which reminds me of "stone" in the name, "stone ocean"
I never thought of it that way. Wow 😢😢
Plus, since butterflies also symbolize rebirth, technically it could also be foreshadowing Irene.
The parallels between Jolyne and Jonathan were so beautiful. Stone Ocean really is a masterpiece.
Jonathan gave his life to save his wife and kid, and Jolyne doing the same for Emporio just makes me tear up. She truly inherit the Joestar heart.
@@natsudragneel-ir7sr Both sacrificed themselves in the ocean as well 🥲
@@natsudragneel-ir7sr and people still call her mid . Sad tbh
Jonathan saved the people that would start the journy and Jolyne saved the people that would end it.
Don't forget the irony of them both dying at the age of 19.
The orchestral version of Jolyne's theme slowly raising in intensity as Pucci approaches is one of the best moments in the anime imo
Ye I thought it was just me who thought It sounded epic when it played
Name of the ost ?
@@titouanmellah8513 sadly I'm pretty sure that the ost for stone ocean isn't out yet
The music reminded me so much of the final boss theme in Ori and the Will of the Wisps. So much so that it makes me shiver from the excitement and grin at the same time.
After that. I was in disbelief when I saw Stone Free break apart with blood spilling everywhere...
I just realized its so much more depressing since emporio didn't just call out jolyne but called her... big sis.
he usually called her by "Onee-chan" not that it's making less depressing regardless
Yesss why they translate it to Jolyne nor big sis
@@AudyPutra2 because of the vibe it gives off in English, お姉ちゃん is still older sister, but it can be used to talk about someone older than you, who might or might not be related by blood, who also might be taking care of you, done something nice, or you see them as a young person worthy of your respect, or you might regard them as cool, it's kinda complicated, but I hope it makes sense
@@sweetdurt2143 yes that's why they should just stick the translation to Big Sist, not as Jolyne because in Japanese Oneechan mean a lot than only name
@@AudyPutra2 yes but in English “Big Sis” rarely ever means any of those things, it only really works in Japanese culture. As sweet durt said, there’s a different vibe in English.
Anasui doesn’t get enough credit for doing what he did.. just a moment ago he talked about how much he’d like to survive and live the rest of his life with jolyne, but then he decided to die to give jotaro a better chance of killing pucci so everyone else other than him survive.. a true hero
The entire final arc is anasui trying his best to be useful against pucci
It’s funny pucci considers anasui an unimportant fly at the start of the final arc but later realizes that he is the one that needs to be eliminated first
But it was MUDA muda
Anasui is à girl.
@@moillekoutou8841 huh
@@moillekoutou8841 no he ain’t LOL but his first appearance in the manga he was a girl but Araki changed his mind and changed him into a guy
0:23 I know this scene is serious but I can’t help but laugh at Pucci diving in the water while screaming in rage.
That clip of pucci diving into the water has meme potential
he looked like he was trying to save them from drowning lol
@@thedeepchocolate8305 done
Looks like he's saying "BOI ✋" as he dives
The way he yelled "JOESTAAAAAR" reminded me of superintendent Chalmers lmao
0:24
The "JOEESTARRRRR" at that moment though, Pucci's voice actor really went hard on that one
The inner Gilgamesh in him is pissed
@@retardcorpsman very
@@retardcorpsman FIREEEEEEEEE
The way he's diving himself into the water is kinda funny tho
Been waiting years to here that glorious scream. Was not disappointed
0:58 Jolyne's voice screaming that final Stone Free can tell you enough how strong her resolve was to accept death.
Jolyne accepting that they were not making it out alive. And even after having three of her people die at once. Not only she fought to till the end, she prioritised getting Emporio out. breaks my heart man
It feels appropriate that Part 6 was the end of the original universe of JoJo, considering how much Jolyne stands as the pinnacle of the Joestars. She was such a soldier.
@@tailedgates9 absolutely
@@tailedgates9 oh fr. Like how much she has grown will never not make me amazed. Shes so passionately determined even if her fate has been cruel to her. That's why I'm happy she finally got a happy life in the new universe.
@@ayshell yeah, turn out just deleting Pucci alone change how everyone's life is affected. Understandable since he changed a lot of lives with his disc power by giving stand power to criminal. I guess that's what they call butterfly effect.
@@natsudragneel-ir7sr Yeah, Part 6 overall is this chaotic journey of multiple butterfly effects threaded together with Pucci being its catalyst. One event led to the other leading to the other. And it's tragically beautiful.
"Face me,Father pucchi!" Bravest line in the entire series
Jolyne had NO fear facing Pucci, knowing she wasn't going to make it. She might be my second favorite JoJo, with Joseph being the first. She was such a soldier. Like her dad.
Jotaro is my 1st because he had to risk his own life for his daughter and had the decision over the world or his daughter
that's exactly how i feel. Jolyne had been fighting battles her entire life even before she got a stand. She had one of the weaker stand of all jojos and thru will and cleverness overcame until she could no longer. Jolyne is the best jojo.
@@euro51116 true other jojos stand are powerful jotaro time stop, josuke incredible healing, giornos life stand and GER. Hands down to jolyne.
Joseph is my favorite too
@@euro51116 Shame she got ultra screwed. Like what the hell was strings going to do to the power of FAST FORWARD. lol
But hey, those crazy strings sure as hell saved her ass out some crazy shit, even the crazy inside-out shit.
Araki was crazy for this
No other anime was brave enough to kill not one but two protagonists and like the whole main cast
fr, not even Akame ga Kill could kill 2 main protags
Araki did killing off characters better than Game of Thrones did, imo. Can’t explain why, but this feels better here. Idk I’m definitely biased against George R. R. Martin lmfao
Ironic that the part with a female JoJo had the biggest, brassiest balls of them all.
If someone says dragonball I swear to god
Db characters are basically immortal
In jojo deaths actually matter
imo jotaro in stone ocean feels like much more completed and developed character. Having emotional bond with jolyne and genuinely showing his despair in the face of an terrifying enemy. No so stonefaced like he always was lmao
*Her death is very sad because Jolyne's life was very short and full of disappointments. She didn't have much time to be happy, be together with her father and live her life after getting out of prison. Fortunately Emporio honored everyone's sacrifice.*
When I look back on it, her life was the shortest out of all the Joestars. 😢
This is the life of a Joestar. Don’t live so long, and bad Death
She’s very similar to Jonathan in that way
@@tailedgates9 shorter than George the second( no seriously I forgot how old he was when he died)
@@tailedgates9 She lived the same as Jonathan, I'm pretty sure he died at 19 too
Jolyne being a loving and caring mother to Emporio till the very end really made this scene hurt. Especially since Emporio didn't even know what it was like to have a mom
More like Big sister
I like your take on they're relationship
@@jennyjoot9184 I thought it was like when you're like 6 and you have a crush on your babysitter, but like in a way where you're like "i like this person but I dont know why but they make me happy"
Kinda weird way of saying it but hopefully you know what I mean
Nah, their relationship was more like big sister-little brother. Emporio literally calls Jolyne onee-chan (big sister) every time in the anime.
Big sister not mother
Man a good female protagonist like jolyne is so rare dude, the fact that she entrusted and betted everything on emporioh and called him not "her" but everyone's hope is what truly make her a genuine person.
Well, because there is almost no other shounen female protagonist other than Jolyne. Crazy how this shows just how great female protagonists can be in a shounen setting yet they are almost non-existent
@@honsai7409yeah, only ones I can think of are her and Asa even though Asa only really half counts as she’s only the part 2 mc and even at that it’s kinda shared, Frieren is also a really good female mc but she’s not really from a shonen, more a 3/4 slice of life 1/4 shonen concoction (and Maka I forgot about her, they still need to make a soul eater reboot honestly)
1:10 the scenery, emporio’s scream, the OST
This is some massive work right there, people are ungrateful it’s a shame seeing so much complains
Man, you...
Lmao why do people cannot complain?
@@ravenk115 a lot of complains are from people biased by some well done fanarts released in the past that’s just straight up retarded
@@ravenk115 Agreed I liked it but not as much as their other season's endings.Maybe liked it more than season 1 ending
@@ravenk115 ?
1:03 this moment broke my heart
fr. it’s sad to see the main antagonists and the protagonists die.
@@v0lddr3amz666 Antagonists?
you mean protagonists right?
@@v0lddr3amz666 wait what
did she get headbutted in the head by pucci who was speeding fast????
@@Feline540 both actually lol
"A true gentleman has no fear. He'll fight for those who can't. Even knowing it's a fight he has no chance of winning, he enters the fray."
-Jonathan Joestar, 1870
Jolyne's such an amazing character, and she died at age 19 after spending, literally, the rest of her life in prison. Her sacrificing herself for Emporio really shows how much compassion she has. She constantly puts herself on the line for her friends throughout this part, like the baseball catching scene with F.F., her so passionately trying to retrieve her father's memories back, she stopped those guards from violating Hermes, and helped her get revenge on the guy who murdered her sister, and so on...
This part was so phenomenal it had me rooting for both Jolyne and Pucci who are now both my favourite protagonist and antagonist of the whole series
0:47 oh my god! You can see the disk! During the zoom out after Jolyne cuts the rope. There, for an instant, you can see Weather Report’s disk
Damn
I liked how everyone in the group did their part. Ermes stand allowed them to buy some time. Anasui protected and tried to setup a kill for Jotaro. Jotaro saved Jolyne who in turn saved Emporio. Emporio defeated Pucci with weather report. I personally would've found it weird if Giorno or Josuke came out of no where and defeat Pucci because realistically it would've taken the spotlight away from the main cast introduced.
Crazy Diamond's healing would've been kinda handy i think
Giorno makes perfect sense to show up even araki put a little part of his profile saying he was nearby due to puccis gravity. If the other sons of DIO were drawn the pucci, giorno would be too. Hes probably at disneyland with mista,trish and fugo
@@cdntrooper3078 araki didn't put that in those were added after the volume releases by shueisha
That's what I really like about part 6, unlike other parts were characters get killed and their actions doesn't have impact aside from the emotions, Caesar maybe helped by inspiring Joseph bug he still drank the cure after the fight, Kakyoin even if cool, him revelaing Dio's stand didn't affect in the fight, Abacchio prnting the face is never used, Narancia, but here everybody gets to do something substancial before dying, FF killed the user of Yo Yo Ma and I think she healed Anasui, Weather almost killed Pucci and managed to deliver his disk for emporio to use, and everyone else doing their part to help in the final fight.
id say it’s more impactful that it was only with Ermes stickers did Jotaro get there in time to save Jolyne but allowing them to escape MIH for a bit was big too
Bro the time acceleration is really beautiful. I dont even know why some of the people out there hates this animation. Dont compare to a fan made guys.
The fan made one with the sun and moon in her eyes went hard as fuck tho no lie
@@UnCreativeDeconstructionism It set unrealistic expectations you can't mantain that level of animation for the entire scene that's why the fanmade only covers the first appeareance
Bro mih is tall asf 0:11
ONG I TOUGHT HE FINNA BE SHORT
@@UnCreativeDeconstructionism it went hard yes, but it's only one scenes, they'd probably fix some of the problems in blu ray
Phantom Blood ending with Jonathan sacrificing himself to beat Dio and now Stone Ocean ends with Jolyne sacrificing herself to save Emporio & the world
pure poetry
The whole story going full circle like that really is a "roundabout"
God Jotaro having PTSD cause of the Knifes was fucked up
That’s not even the fucked up part
It’s that jotaro had to choose saving his daughter or the whole world
Didn't seem like PTSD.
Jotaro just looked mad Pucci is copying Dio's thing.
@@BrakSplash Actually it is ptsd because dio did that once. and it gave him a flashback of dio.
@V0LDDR3AMZ that's not PTSD, this scene just means Jotaro recalls Dio doing the same thing
PTSD is when you suddenly recall something traumatic, even when you are perfectly safe at home. Being upset very easily and trying to avoid the memory.
Jotaro is frustrated because his own daughter is about to be impaled by the same knives that almost killed him.
This isn't a memory or cognitive issue for Jotato, it's real and going to happen 😅
Jonathan died at sea to keep Dio from escaping and give his wife and unborn son a chance at happiness.
Jolyne died at sea to let Emporio escape and find a way to set everything right.
It really has been a roundabout journey.
never thought about this. beautiful
Jolyne: ILL BE THE ROUNDABOUT
Fitting how the ending theme for this episode was the same “Roundabout” used in part 1
as Johnny once said:"It truly has been a long roundabout journey"
I love the character of Jolyne. She's a courageous badass that does what believes that needs to be done. Seeing the scene where she jumps to her death is sad. the ending of SO is very bitter sweet. But i like the underlying theme a lot of this part and the previous one: that living every moment with a sense of justice is what means living in truth, as opposed to living seeing life as a series of achievements that must be reached regardless of the way they are achieved. With Diavolo, he literally erases the path so that he can reach a desired end, it's machiavellism taken to the literal extreme. With Pucci, "erasing" or "removing" or "resetting" it all until reaching something that is perfect, or living having a memory of the future, to act so that we can act to reach a specific future, is a similar theme. It's "we can do terrible things right now if that brings about the glorious future we imagine" that the villains act according to, vs what the Joestars, the heroes, predicate: "do what is right and follow your sense of justice at every step of the path, because even in the undesired event that that leads to misfortune, you will know that you did the best you could". Or, to put it succinctly, a righteous, heroic path is the correct way to live your life
Oh, that was beautiful
1:41 this song is divine
What is the ost ??
@@ibrahimambengue4054 its not out yet
This is made in heaven!
You could say its *"made in heaven"*
@@ibrahimambengue4054 "The birth of a new world."
Now I knew the meaning of the opening when jolyne runs towards pucci the same way Jonathan did in his opening, it’s because they both died before they could finish the job.
Jolyne is definitely the most developed jojo. She reaches a beautiful maturity at the end of Stone ocean. Araki compared her to the Virgin Mary in the manga.
I'd say Johnny is without a doubt the most developed Jojo. Jolyne is definitely second though
@@copaceticobserver indeed he went from a someone only care about himself to sacrifice his life for his kid and wife
@@copaceticobserver bro I cant wait for steel ball run
Joyline💀
@@copaceticobserver I love Johny but I find him hard to pin down. he is very selfish and we only see in the last chapter of the manga that he has evolved. It remains somewhat the same throughout the manga. But he's the most thorough jojo and i love him. He is my top 4 jojo.
0:52 the double time arrangement of her theme is just perfect, it represents the peril and the literal speeding up of time. So underrated but it brings everything together in this scene.
Most badass scene in the whole series imo. The chase underwater, the dolphins, the sacrifice that jotaro makes to save jolyne, the sacrifice that jolyne makes to save emporio, that shot of emporio reaching out to the horizon after jolyne dies, the freaking orchestral opera choir music playing, it's too good. Not to mention that pucci and made in heaven are just visually cool in general.
I love how kishibe rohan was teased to have survived the time acceleration.
i imagine kishibe just wrote "i perceive time as normal" in his brain and went along with his day lol
Jorge Joestar canon
@@orionsayshi5037 would he be fast as pucci to other people tho
You clearly don't understand anything. Survive? That isn't a question. Unless they died in fluke accidents caused by time acceleration everyone but the stone ocean characters were harmlessly moved over to the next universe
Its not survive
Hes basically a really fast manga artist thats all
Thats how he managed to get to deadlines
dude, the feeling, the rage in pucci's actions and especially face over here 0:59 are just amazing
Hearing the sad theme as emporio rides away from Jolyne and the whole world bewildered at what's going on paints the chaos that Pucci is achieving hits hard. It genuinely feels like a hopeless scenario. I'm gonna miss this universe. Good job, DP.
It’s honestly so scary on just how powerful pucci was, joyline the person who single handily stopped many enemy’s with the power of her stand and smart thinking lost in mere milliseconds
I feel like this part was very hated before the anime but now that it’s ended many fans will see how much of a masterpiece this part truly was.
See you all in steel ball run!
Sadly that won’t happen
They have decided to not continue animating jojo’s bizarre adventure.
This is the gonna be the last animated part for a long while.
@@jgamerxd3316 source?
@@jgamerxd3316 source
@@jgamerxd3316 source?
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1:01 I can not stop crying.
0:15 It's really freaking amazing to see someone actually dodge a stand barrage.
naturally posing during it
Hitting the griddy while dodging
even more so because Stone Free is incredibly fast, and its just completely worthless, its impressive she landed the knife throw.
@@keithfilibeck2390its because the knife is accelerated but her stand is not
@@ehwouldntuagree8442 Thank you, was confused as to why he didn’t dodge that. Could Pucci just have been defeated by throwing mundane objects at him during the time acceleration process?
Seeing them decompose, emotions screaming, the scenery, the shattered glasses and pieces of stone free... This scene was heartbreaking and a masterpiece
The animation is so so smooth when Jolyne says "Face me father Pucci"
Just finished stone ocean, this got me deeply emotional. She heavily reminds me of joseph in several ways but had her fathers rage and fighting style. Rest in peace Jolyne
Her soul is still alive, just without the memories of what happened
@@emperornefarious5273 yeah
Fun fact: Emporio is the only one who was with Jolyne since start. Ermes and Weather Report got injured in between and took rest, Anasui came in second part, Foo Fighters died at the end of 2nd part and Jotaro was in coma most of the time
0:24 Pucci's rage-filled JOESTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAR!!! gives me chills!
My holy man was so pissed he turned into a meme material
I was laughing my Ass Off at his scream lol
You could really feel the “FAKERRRRRRR” energy in it
it was also humorous because he jumped in the water like a dolphin lmao
@@kytsunee6324is that Gilgamesh what use to say to emiya I assume?
0:56 this is what makes Jojo's special, you can FEEL the characters putting everything on the line, the stakes at its highest, and you can't even anticipate what comes next because Araki has no fear of killing characters, no matter how loved they are.
except Joseph
@@bunnyben87 Joseph always run to cook up something, it's never for cowardice
@@mrhowl8715I meant Joseph, Araki never killed him off, and he's one of the most beloved characters.
He came close a few times, but made it through the wringer and probably survived into the new universe.
@@bunnyben87 there's a longer list of lovable characters that he did kill
The only exception is with fugo villain storyline which he dropped and good for fugo tho
This is why i like JoJo anime. The protagonist know they will die anyway if they fight the enemy. But instead of running away, they keep fighting. And when they die, they die. What a true masterpiece anime from Araki
Accept Joesph nigerundayo 🏃🏻
@@Nodnarb59 that why he can't die because he escape death many time until the death himself was tired by Joseph
0:57 is one of the nicest animations Jojos has put out to date, those 7 seconds looked amazing, also rip this finale hurt my feelings even tho I knew it was coming
1:10 is touching because the butterflies flying away is meant to be a metaphor for Joylne leaving Emporio.
There are a lot of butterflies because it could suggest that her body is disintegrating (like a corpse would normally) as we see with Jotaro, Anastasia and Hermes (due to time acceleration) fading quickly
Man those last 2 episodes made me cry
How?? Is it out already??
@@burgersontoastYes it is
@@burgersontoast
Bro ur watching jojo new episode in this video and ur asking if it's out??
Tf?
Last two episodes was so beautiful
@@pillow1557 Their brain was two steps behind
Even after rereading the manga so many times this ending WAS AMAZING! Tears man! And dang it! In English Emporio just calls her Jolyne, but technically in Japanese that last shout translates to Big Sister I think! 😖
Every JoJo since Jolyne is like that in my opinion
@kollie79 sorry, I watched the first batch in sub and dub, but Jojo is perhaps the only anime I actually enjoy dub so I forgot… nevertheless it was still sad
0:23 I don't know why but the way Pucci yells "Jostar!" and jumps into the water is a bit funny
He was tryna save them from drowning
What a nice man
Can we talk about how well this moment captured the panic, confusion, and drama of humanity facing Armageddon? Holy shit you can really feel the "it's the end of days" tone
Arc 1 ending - Jonathan Joestar sacrifice his last life force to hold off Dio for his wife to escape in the sea.
Arc 6 ending - Jolyne Joestar sacrifice herself to fight Dio's friend Pucci so Emporio can escape in the sea.
Arc 1 ending is a man saving a woman.
Arc 6 ending is a woman saving a man.
but whichever ending, the Joestar spirit live on in the reader's mind.
Pucci's VA is fucking amazing. I could feel his anger when he yelled Joestar as he jumped into the water.
0:03 Endermen when you shoot at them with arrows.
Honestly at first I wasn’t really waiting for part 6 thought it would be bad but honestly the journey we’ve had is just amazing I will admit this might be the best part of JoJo I’ve watched
Probably cause you just read shit people say online and believe them. Part 6 was always good.
@@_gokceada pre-2012 anime jojo fandom (at least in the west) was a weird time
there was a lot of hate for 5 and 6, while worshipping 4 like its the second coming of jesus
@@zaqareemalcolm I would say it's because bad translations but part 4 had duwang so idk
@@_gokceada It has always been, and it will always be!
@@zaqareemalcolm it's not weird actually, what happened was that the translations for part 5 were the worst shit in the world back then, making people hate part 5, with part 6 the translations weren't as bad but it's just that part 6 is mid, which blows my mind because somehow after making part 6 araki came back with part 7
The pose she made was animated so smoothly
Amazing how someone could watch this and call it bad animation
time acceleration is a pain to animate plus sometimes it feels rushed
@@shrektheogre2853 Nothing is rushed here if you asked me
@@shinigummyl1586 Sound effects we're kinda disappointing there was no real unique sounds for time acceleration. The animation was fine.
@@elalexesfresco4550 atleast the music was amazing
@@shinigummyl1586 Yeah that's true.
Plot twist: *Jotaro is the dolphin reincarnated*
Reincarnated the moment he died. Pucci IS Dio’s minion after all, guess he can’t die with one of them alive
When Jotaro died, dolphins appeared, when Jolyne died, butterflies did too
@@crazydiamond5397 wow, that makes sense.
Damn, that was fast.
If I came back as a dolphin…
IM MAKING THIS MY HEAD CANON
1:06 that hit me harder than a bullet train
It was a very depressing moment for me
I tear up no matter how many times i watch that part
I wonder what stone free looks like without glasses
the stakes, the music, the tone, ending of part 6 will forever be my favorite anime/manga ending
Hermes stickers and Emporio ghost gun bringing them to the sea, Anasui readily using Diver Down to shield for Jotaro, and Jolyne final sacrifice, all to give Emporio her will and Weather's disk is such a triumphant moment in manga/anime history.
1:53 this cosmic scene 👌👌👌
One thing I liked from the manga was despite the entire universe speeding up, Rohan had set up a work schedule so efgicient, his manga still managed to catch up to all the deadlines before the reset
Araki, you ok?
Araki making his self insert an OP manga artist will never stop being hilarious.
Even though she's facing an invisible enemy, even though she knows she'll die, she STILL put up a fight. A fight that will only be her demise, theJoJo bloodline of the OG universe ends with her. I love Jolyne so much.
140 years later, and Jonathan's descendants still carry his will of fighting for those who can't, even if it means certain death. God, what a fucking amazing part.
1:30 seeing Jotaro decompose made me feel a sadness that I cannot describe
Jolyne didn't just catch the dolphins. I summoned them and they were specifically ordered to protect Jolyne.
Goodbye Jotaro, Jolyne, Ermes, Weather Report and Anasui . You will be missed
And foo fighters
@@LxmnzeBallZ ye
@@baolam2005 And Pucci
Bro forgot FF
And Free Fire
0:24 ok this scene of pucci swimming with that speed is really something 😅🤣
aquaman pucci
Jo jo is straight thrills every series. Never disappoints
1:06 the glasses breaking broke my heart, Stone free was broken
BTW where the glasses comes from??
@@zero7211 they are part of Stone Free's design
@@lincon_8543 i wonder why
@@Itorrep because it’s cool
@@zero7211 you good bro?
It's every bit as existentially horrific and beautiful as I'd hoped it be. Thank you David Productions.
And through all of this, Rohan was still able to meet his deadlines.
0:23 this is what you call diver down bro 💀
ong😭😭
BRooOOoOOO
This is the moment pucci became diver down
圧倒的強さ相手でも最後まで諦めないで戦うジョリンがかっこよすぎる
ジョジョが海外でこんなに愛されていることを知れて嬉しい。
間違いなく日本を代表する作品。
I was on the edge of my seat seeing time speed into the singularity point. Chilling
Emporio calling her Big sis broke my hesrt💔
00:57
"A true gentleman has to be brave enough to go into a fight he knows he'll lose"
- Jonathan Joestar
Me waiting for mom to stop talking to her friend at the grocery store: 1:14
0:57 this is by far the smoothest animation in this episode.
Just look how badass Jolyne in her dying moment
The time acceleration was existentially horrifying, wow. The sun becoming a smear in the sky, you standing there helpless watching the rapidly approaching end of the universe? Genuinely unnerving. Reminds me of my worst nightmares.
The way he said "JOESTAR" shows perfect voice acting
Jolene's final moments bring tears to my eyes. No matter how many times I see it, I wish it would help me. However, her soul has been passed down to the future, proof that Jotaro and his friends were alive, and her golden soul... remains among the people. Human praise is the beauty of courage, she was beautiful. She was beautiful and fought hard‼︎
Stone ocean is fantastic. I'd say it's the best part of the og universe
W
0:55 - 1:07 anyone notice how good this animation is? It also feels familiar.
Hayato scream and bites the dust
The last few seconds is like the opening of Part 1. When the blood splashed into the ocean after the Stone Mask fell into it.
Pucci is such a scary villain, I’m starting to like him more than valentine
Hes SO involved It's crazy. That fate erasing his existence basically led to all characters in Part 6 having a great life. I have them both as my fave antagonists. Both twisted people with twisted ideals who think it's for the greater good. Araki snapped when creating them.
0:17 When your mom gets the belt but you remembered all her moves.
but you got striked a little
😂😂😂😂
0:20 then she comes in with the iron coat hanger
@@mmanwithamprofilepicture7459 Tsk but a scratch. Edit: *i still dont understand how pucci can react to bullets and almost anything, but cant use his stand to deflect a knife or just move out the the way*
@@go4td4c59he guess he was caught off guard
Emporio....go.....save us.....save the world....and save.....the Joestar Bloodline.....you are OUR last hope to finish DIO'S CURSE ONCE AND FOR ALL! I'M TRUST IN YOU.
Meanwhile in another universe
*KONO DIEGO BRANDO DA*
@@pillow1557 I like that in every universe, Dio is just a pain in the ass for the Joestars.
The last of jolynes battle music made jolynes last fight go down in Jojo history
"Emporio, you truly are a reliable guy"
There is literally nothing quite as terrifying as the abstract concept of watching the Sun begin to accelerate so fast... it becomes a beam of light.
This series is one of my favorite fictional creations, ever, and I am very glad to see so many people able to finally appreciate it.
NOW READ THE MANGA
1:40 When I saw that fist of stone forming due to the time acceleration, i didn’t gave it much thought. Now it looks like it’s Stone Free’s fist telling Emporio to keep going ☹️
0:23 rats when they see the kfc deep fryer
😂
I love stone ocean sm it’s overhated and definitely has the best ending in the whole anime and manga
People hate SO because of the ending I guess, they hate it when the mc loses
@@ngegamesantai_ that's also why a lot of people hate FMA03 lol
@@ngegamesantai_the worst part is that the mc won. People are just too stupid and short sighted to see that
@@ngegamesantai_ I don't get that cause the antagonist and the protagonist both win
@@grizz8217 but people don't see it like that, lol
0:20 how did bro have speed hacks on and yet he STILL managed to get hit by a knife??? Genuine skill issue there smh
Lucky shot I guess
OST + Visuals + Voice Acting + Story. The best JoJo moment out of all six parts so far