Also you forgot something during the "Giorno is Jesus" section: Giorno's body got crucified by Diavolo (killing Narancia) and then he rose again to destroy Diavolo (which is Devil in Italian).
@Why Am i here Jesus also told Johnny that he had to shoot himself which is in character for Giorno because that's all Mista does and everything always works out for him because of his "unlucky" looking luck so therefor Giorno would naturally guide one of his chosen ones to that same path.
@Why Am i here So there are TWO Jesuses in the alternate universe! (Giorno can be noticed in part 8, as Josuke breaks into little Haruno's house during a stand battle)
@@troggdorthesecond dude's the main JoJo of the part, literally turned two men into a rock and a book respectively, had numerous arcs and iconic battles, indirectly burned his friend's house down, had one of the greatest final showdown with the main villain and has one of the most colorful characters in the series yet you see him as a mere bystander. *sad dora noises*
@@troggdorthesecond well that's what araki went for. The whole cast aka koichi is the protagonist. The thing that bothered me about part 3 is that almost every fight jotaro was involved and or dealt the final blow
No one mentions Giorno sometimes being a sarcastic smartass. Like when he infects Illuso, and has that sarcastic tone. Or his cockiness when he sped away from Koichi (smug Giorno is best Giorno). Also people don't realize that for most of the part, people are dying left and right, including friends. Not really a time where you can just be happy go lucky, considering they can be attacked at any moment. Giorno is an awesome character.
True, Smug Giorno is Best Giorno haha. Also yeah I agree on the last part, in Part 4, yes Josuke and his buddies have to be on guard but at the same time with Kira, Kira doesn't have his own sort of Murder Team while Diavolo has lots (and two of these decided to go against him). Second, they're gangsters, one of em can just appear in your bedroom and slit your d**k off and/or interrogate/blackma*l you. Murder is one of their professions, and they too can do coordinated attacks against their targets, with those in mind, Giorno's gang don't really have the time for some good ole cool down especially when they have to deliver Trish to the Boss and get the arrow thing before Diavolo/Boss does.
this may be weird if you believe that jojo characters' ages actually make sense mentally, but i think of giorno as the father figure of the group, with his screentime increasing as he develops as a character, picking up only when bucchis role decreases
Idk for me while watching part 5 I thought "wow why do we always see Narancia??? Let me see Giorno" but I'm a little too obsessed with Giorno so I think it's not objective
I dont think bruno is the jobro if part 5... he was more of the mentor character... also a guy named mista also had too much screen time being in like 7 fights or so (most of them with giorno) and got a very strong and important bond with giorno, so yeah in my opinion mista is easily part 5 jobro
One of my favorite scenes in all of Jojo is Giorno learning just how much a terrible human Cioccolata is and just decides then and there to absolutely MUDA the shit out of him.
"Giorno is basically a Johnathan, who lives in an environment that forces him to be Dio." Couldn't have described his character any more perfectly. In the minority when I say he's the best Jojo 🤷🏽♂️
If you actually pay close attention, you would see that Giorno DOES have a a jojo quirk, its literally in your face the first few episodes of Golden wind, his jojo quirk is that he reads people, and gets an accurate sense of who and what kind of person they truly are , his readings of people are far more accurate than any other jojo. For example: He could tell that Koichi was a really a good person. He could tell that Bruno shared his morals and was also a good person during their 3 minute battle (in anime time) with how Bruno treated the 13 year old drug user. He could tell that Polpo was an evil piece of shit by not caring that his stand killed an innocent old man and thus secretly killed him.(i promise you , no other jojo would not come to that absolute conclusion and wanted polpo dead that fast unless they were sure) When he was a child, he read the actions of the gang that was trying to kill the mafia guy who was hiding in the grass( it's a stretch I know) And the GREATEST example of this is when he mercilessly beat the ever loving shit out of Chocolata , it was as if he over heard the narration of what Chocolata did to all the people he killed in his early years. Seriously right before the beatdown Giorno voice and tone sounded as if he actually KNEW about the terrible things that chocolata had done. (If he didn't know or had an idea, what other logical reason could you give for the reason he beat the shit out of Chocolata THAT long and brutally, he read chocolata like a porno magazine, up and down , backwards and forwards.) But yeah great video, just in case people think Giorno doesn't have a signature , jojo quirk.
Also during the fight between Mista and Ghiaccio he immediately recognises that Mista is willing to sacrifice himself, due to a bad choice during the battle.
I can’t believe there are people who thought he was. I mean, at the very start of the part he’s introduced as an antagonist to Koichi. He’s meant to be seen as unlikable at first until we learn more about him.
Yeah, thats kinda stupid when you consider Giorno only has 2 fair wins (Bruno and Melone) , every other victory of his was achieved through team effort and even had to be saved by other team member's abilities
I've always felt that Jotaro was at least a 100x more Gary Stu-ish than Giorno. An enemy Stand is too far away? STAR FINGER. An enemy Stand can't be punched because its made of mist? STAR SUCC. An enemy Stand is stopping time? I GUESS YOU HAVE THE SAME TYPE OF STAND.
@@zusfrankenstein8561 Star Platinum always had the stop time ability though,he just never realized it,like DIO. And to be fair though,Jotaro time stop is broken sure,but wait till part 6. Oh shit,he's getting some ass kick and his own ass kicked. Also Jolyne is a real good character,Shuck. Judge Part 6 unbiasedly please.
In Jojo, since expression is not as policed as it is irl, clothes and hair do not count as "traits". Ik you're making a joke (a good one at that haha) but I just wanted to put this out there :}
@@ekalorschmekalor2885 ik its been 2-3 years but i would say that one of his defining features would be judge people like identifying koichi and bruno as good people and cioccolata and blacksabbath as bad or disgusting and other ppl too or atleast he shows how he feels towards em very clearly (ofc this judging is caused by his abusive step dad)
I loved Giorno the moment he decided that Polpo was an evil monster and that the world would be better off without him. He's also very sweet and attentive to the people around him. You can tell from how his classmates react to him that he's a good guy who regularly helps them and he pays careful attention to what happens around him noticing when Narancia is being attacked. He's an ambitious and clever Slytherin type and I love it
@@boiimcfacto2364 meaning the quality of being ambitious and determined type of guy, someone who prefers to value power to change above all (quality that are usually sorted into the Slytherin house)
@@boiimcfacto2364 This may be late, but i figured i might bring a bit of light to the OP's comment. When Giorno had to come back to his dorm to keep the lighter safe for the test, we see a group of schoolboys trying to take a photo with a tripod camera. We assume that he knows them and vice versa, because they called him by name. It gives us a hint that he is actually a really nice and helpful guy. So when he flat out refused to help with the camera, they were of course shocked. This further proves it when even the old Janitor asks for his help, and he has the same reaction. Indicating that the Janitor does know Giorno to an extent, but not as personally than his classmates.
I know it might sound incredibly lame, but I genuinely love every single Jojo. I don't dislike any of them, all of them I find incredibly interesting to watch. The same goes for every single part
Something people always bring up is that "Bruno feels like the main character", as if to say that Giorno is automatically boring because he's not always the main focus. Giorno taking a backseat in certain fights helps flesh out the rest of the cast, something previous jojo parts struggle to do effectively
i didnt even felt Bruno as main character At first he was just like overseer, and after zombification - tragic character with different path in the end. For me, main character was no one. Everyone from team was main chracter (except Abbacchio). But the most - Giorno.
I think Stardust Crusader did the "take a backseat" approach worse. I felt Polanreff was the main character given how much they gave him progress as a character. Giorno was in a lot of fights, even if just as a support.
I also hate the koichi/polnareff is the real main character thing. Koichi is the weak relatable average kid MC you see in other shonens, I read jojo to escape from that kinda characterization.
That is such a bullshit argument, what the fuck Flesh out other characters? Did you mean to say flesh out Bucciarati alone? In comparison to bucciarati, Abbachio gets almost no fights, Fugo gets one where he isn't even the main focus,Narancia gets 2 in the whole part Part 5 has the most underdeveloped characters out of any part
I was honesty kinda suprised when I learned that people didn't like part 5 and thought Giorno was a bad character. Part 5 is my favorite part and Giorno is my second favorite JoJo. I don't understand why part 5 gets so much hate. I honestly believe that is some of Araki's best work.
Nonsense With Jessie well that’s was mostly beacause of shitty manga scans we had After anime,it jumped from the most underrated to most overrated part
Not gonna lie, while only the manga was a thing i held Golden Wind among the worst parts of Jojo... Then the anime came about and it rose to Top 3 favorite Parts Status
One thing that kinda annoyed me about the anime adaptation of Giorno, is that in the manga, whenever he was upset (I think this mostly happened after the Jobro deaths) he would tremble. That was completely left out and it kinda pissed me off because I believe that's an important quirk to his character. The deaths really did affect him but it wasn't as noticeable in the anime. He's clearly scarred by his childhood and it's a trait that carried on from when he was a child left all alone, honestly I wouldn't be surprised if Giorno had huge abandonment issues after all that. It really portrayed that he was just a teenager that's in a situation way over his head and that he isn't as 'emotionless' as some haters say he is. Speaking of which, Giorno is less 'emotionless' and more introverted and reserved in my opinion. Like, he isn't as emotional as Josuke or even Jonathan or Joseph, but he also definitely isn't the stone wall that let's say Jotaro is. TL:DR I will fight for introverted/reserved main character rights
Exactly! There was one scene in the Manga where Giorno smirked at Abbacchio after he decided to follow Bucciarati to this suicide mission to kill the Boss and Abbacchio promptly told him to "wipe that smirk off of your face, Giorno," which shows that Giorno can be playful when he wants too. And about the "trembling" parts, yes, it's a shame that the anime does not show this side of Giorno, especially the one after they've won the battle against Diavolo.
It’s also through how he gradually becomes more and more on the center stage of the fighting that showcases his development. He starts off inactively killing Luka in self defense using his ability, goes from inactive to active when dealing with Bruno, defeats Polpo through intentional trickery though it’s through Koichi’s aid that he defeated Black Sabbath, being the aide while his teammates take center stage during the Mario/Sale/Illuso fights then gets his own individual fight without any aid against Melone, being the one who finishes off White Album after Mista did most of the work, being the main player while Mista being the support this time, and finally taking the center stage by being the one who defeats Diavolo with an ability that demonstrates his new authority rather than supporting aid.
Feel you, I'm obsess with Giorno too. What make him my favorite Jojo is his contradiction (funny since is said that Doppio is the walking contradiction) because yes he has a 'right dream', he wants to help people and make of Italy a better place but at the same time he's a tief, he kills without a second though, after the Bruno-Diavolo fight Bruno didn't want to the gang to go with him bc he knew some of them would die but Giorno knowing that still said to Bruno that he should ask for help. He is the one who begin all and for the sake of his dream, his own justice and what he belive right he is ready to make sacrifices, he keep moving forward without hesitation dragging the rest. And as you say, to make a character that is the fussion of Jonathan and Dio is at least incredible. Nice video and sorry for my bad english~
@@notimeforcreativenamesjust3034 You mean for Johnny? He's my second favorite jojo~ but I still like Giorno more for his story and symbolism (what is said in the video) and I think (my opinion) is that the difference between them is that Johnny is a grey character while Giorno is a black and white character but yeah Johnny is one of (If not) the best written jojo~
He got Dio's ambitious personality and Jonathan's determination. Not bounded with honor code like Jonathan but not egotistical and selfish like Dio neither. He got Dio's battle cry and and a Joestar star on his body. Screw the mother, hes pretty much the son of Jonathan and Dio lol.
4:00 One of my favorite things about Giorno is that while he has the whole "muda" shtick like Dio, the way he talks is exactly like Jonathan. This kind of thing gets lost in translation but Jonathan has a really formal and very polite way of speaking (more friendly and less distant tho). And Giorno is the first character since Part 1 to speak in that gentlemanly way. I find this interesting (and kinda cute) since none of the other JoJo's follow in Jonathan's steps in this particular regard. I think Giorno even jokingly called himself a gentleman at one point? My memory is a bit hazy on this but it was some time early on in the story. He's the JoJo who's the closest to Jonathan (the first JoJo) despite having Dio's blood running through his veins and the irony of it all just makes me laugh.
Giorno is kinda like Jonathan's son actually, if you have a child while using someone's body, is it yours, or his? I thought Giorno's 'duality' was born out of that
@@nicocee2431 If you made the kid, it is yours. So it is Dios. Just that the genetical familytree would count him as jonathans offspring and nobody goes by that because that would uninclude things like adoption,etc.
I agree, except the part where you said he's the closest JoJo to Jonathan, I'd say all of them are extremely similar to Jonathan in varied but meaningful ways, but with Josuke probably being the closest as not only does he share Jonathan's most major positive traits, like overwhelming kindness, generally positive, polite and friendly disposition, and raging boner for justice, but also shares Jonathan's few flaws (in addition to some of Joseph's and some unique to himself), like how early on his politeness ends up making him somewhat submissive and easily exploited (just like Koichi, who is also tiny Jonathan), and also bears Jonathan's hidden explosive temperament, which Jonathan almost immediately converted into a force for justice rather than allowing it to be detrimental at all, whereas Josuke took quite some time to stop letting his temper blind him and start harnessing it for good instead. I just think Josuke's more similar overall, and it makes sense to me since Part 4 is pretty much a revisit of Part 1's themes and character archetypes from a somewhat better written and more experienced perspective, allowing Araki to tell the story he originally wanted to to the best of his abilities - a process which he again repeated when writing Steel Ball Run
Why? He’s passionate about Giorno Because of the details shown in his character. Jolyne is basically a female version of her dad, with daddy issues. From what I see, and this is my opinion, Jolyne seems not too different from Jotaro. And where she is different, it makes her less interesting.
@@kalderanx3750 jolyne is like a normal girl that happened to get a stand and isnt op unlike her dad yet still tries to be like him just so she can save him, i think if you took the time to look deeper into her personality you'd like her more
Bitterfucker I tried, trust me. And I don’t, she just seems to be a girl dragged into something that she didn’t want to be a part of. She’s just Trish, but made the main character, and done worse. I liked Pucci, Weather, and even Foo Fighters. But Jolyne just seemed to not have a personality besides , “I don’t wanna be here.”
This is why I love Giornos character. He is well made balance of goodness that will not hesitate to go for ruthlessness when the situation calls for it.
Giorno is a very chill and extremely collected and reserved person, people like him do exist in the real world and just because that kind of personality is not rowdy or boisterous doesnt mean it is not a personality
I feel like another aspect of Giorno's character that's really underappreciated is how perfectly he encapsulates the ability of JJBA to pull off batshit insane scenarios and plotlines and still have the audience buy into its story wholeheartedly. Because if you stop to think about it for even more than a second, it becomes apparent just how inherently *absurd* Giorno is as a character: he's the 15 year old _son of Dio_ who coldly dispatches ruthless mafiosi and vanquishes *the literal devil* in order to become the leader of Italy's _entire underground crime network._ Any other manga attempting to present such a ridiculous, unrealistic character to the audience would almost certainly be met with dismissive eye-rolling and sarcastic laughter -- and yet, we JoJo fans accept this character without a second thought, thanks to Araki's masterful attention to tone, overarching themes, and character writing. The fact that a series as big as JoJo can end its season with a final image as ridiculous as _a 15 year old taking over the entire Italian mafia_ and be met by the general public with applause and cheers rather than scoffs and laughter speaks volumes to Araki's ability to immerse his readers in the world he's created, and it's because of this very subtle aspect of Giorno's character that I've found that people whose favorite JoJo is Giorno tend to have the greatest overall appreciation for the series and its themes as a whole. ~And in case that sounds like me tooting my own horn, my favorite JoJo is Josuke so I'm not in that camp lmao~ Anyway, fantastic video as always, and I hope to see more content like this in the future. Keep up the good work, Oceaniz 👍
Yes! Pretty much that. Araki presents this big ridiculous idea masking a wholeheartedly positive message to us, taking its themes really seriously, but never letting us forget that we're watching or reading fiction. We know that it isn't real, though he makes us feel that it is, and while he entertains us with goofiness or absurd plotlines or exciting moments, he's delivering lessons that help us grow as human beings. That in my opinion is top class writing, and its peak is precisely Golden Wind. Not because the other parts are bad or lacking, it's just that GW has so much power in it that it simply grows on you, while at the same time it can't help but being so conflicting for people that expect other stuff from the series. Jojo is essentially an artwork that needs an open mind to be experienced, not because it's hard to understand or whatever other gatekeeping reason you can think of, it's simply because Araki is such a unique person, even within his own context of being a Japanese man in a Japanese society and appreciating art and culture that are very far away from what he sees every day, so his narrative, his themes, his characters, are pretty unique too. I am indeed a fan of Giorno and GW, and I have to agree that people that manage to go past their initial impressions of the character and the part and let themselves be touched by the golden light, truly become one with what Araki is trying to tell us here, and thus embrace the artwork of this man in a more tolerant way.
George Joestar the 2nd is the real best jojo. He had no powers and was willing to fight against someone he had no chance in winning. He could have likely used the Joestar sercet technique and escaped, but he stood against the William(?), the british general zombie. No other jojo is as courageous, virtuous or pulls such a chad move
Suffering most of the time leads to resolve, so if you think about it jonathan's father basicly is the reason of why they all were left victorious, so if he is a asshole, then he's the best ones there is.
As of now (Anime only) Giorno is actually my favorite character in Jojo. Not because of GER being OP or anything Just because Giorno is such a charismatic and Well written character without being too quirky or funny
@@marekilcik9706 Well that's your opinion and I'm Not trying to Fight over opinions but I'd assume you're the Type of Jojo fan who also dislikes Jotaro and thinks Josuke and Joseph have a Lot of personality Just because they never shut up
@@Zockanumber1 charismatic lmao I don't know what show you was watching.... even minor villains have more charisma than Giorno let alone the crew members
There's this magical thing called DIFFERING TASTES AND OPINIONS! The main problem with Giorno is his complete lack of character development. Every other Jojo except for maybe Josuke develops more than him. Johnathan grows from a bratty but good hearted kid to a straight up hero. Joseph grows from an arrogant prick with no self restraint to a still goofy, but genuinely serious warrior. Jotaro goes from an asshole to a still stoic, but thoughtful person. Jolyne goes from a whiny brat to a complete fucking badass. Johnny goes from a cowardly asshole to a badass and heroic individual. Giorno doesn't grow much. He goes from a kind, charismatic, but ruthless person to..... A kind, charismatic, but ruthless person.
As someone who's favorite Jojo is Giorno, AMEN. I hate the argument that he's OP or bland as hell when 1) almost every Jojo is and mastered the art of asspulls and 2) he's a lot more complex than people give him credit for. Thank you for the video!
Giorno is a perfectly written character, no doubt. He didn’t say “So, it’s the same type of stand as Gold Experience” and beat the living hell out of Diavolo
The problem with a lot of us Jojo fans is that we come to expect certain things of the series done in a certain way when that's not how one can experience the story to its fullest. This is why characters like Giorno and parts like Part6 get so much hate when they simultaneously maintain excellent quality and switch things up so drastically
I like part6 but it has some pacing issues. Also some of the characters could have had some more character development. Apart from that i really like it and agree with you.
This video transcribes a lot of my personal thoughts about Giorno and part 5 in general. Whenever I heard someone saying Vento Aureo was far from the best, I got pissed. You described perfectly Giorno's character. Bravo.
From the very first episode, Gold Experience had that Ultimate Kars vibe: the manifestation of life itself, made of hamon and vampirism at the same time. Those are two ingridients for an ultimate being and that's what Jonathan and Dio represent.
11:16- which contrasts him with the Boss who can’t find a balance between his ruthless Diavolo self and his more innocent Doppio self- abandoning the latter for self preservation.
Let me tell ya, people call Giorno Gary Stu because they can't accept the fact that Giorno is the most accomplished/successful JoJo: becomes a mafia Boss at 15 in (around) a week.
I think another theme of GW is the importance of the present. Giorno has a goal in the future but he still focuses on the actions that need to be taken in the here and now. Diavolo, however, only focuses on the future that his actions grant him, that's when in the final battle he clings to the vision that Epitaph gave him (despite it having been proven wrong). Edit: One character I left out (and that strengthens this "importance of the present" idea) is Abbacchio. He's still haunted by the memories of his cop partner dying bc of his actions and refuses to let go, adding to this is his stand: Moody Blues, it's main ability is to recreate events from the past which can be read as Abbacchio refusing to let go of the past. Most of the stands in Bruno's gang have abilities that affect the present physically (Sex Pistols, Purple Haze, Aerosmith, Sticky Fingers, Spice Girl and Gold Experience) with Moody Blues being the exception. Changing to Diavolo, this theme can also be spotted in his stand(s). Epitaph gives him a vision of the near future and King Crimson skips time, if stands are a representation of the users soul then this paints a bleak picture for Diavolo. He's obsessed with the future, to the point of sometimes dismissing the present, and he clearly wants to have control over everything in his life and this cripples him; instead of ruling Italy in a mansion he moves from place to place, with lights turned off and wrapped in a blanket. Before his real appearance is revealed he appears to wear gloves as to not leave any finger prints. Diavolo and his crippling paranoia and obsession with his future come in full force when Gold Experience becomes GER. Before the iconic scene involving Giorno's new power he mentions that he almost doged the attack and he's scared shitless, however he seems to calm down when Epitaph shows a vision of King Crimson punching Giorno through his chest. In his infinite death scene is where Diavolo is fully exposed as a control freak. When the Boss of Passione gets attacked by a drug addict he panics and cries out that he shouldn't die at the hands of this junkie (little hint of his God complex not being broken yet). The infinite death of Diavolo gives us something that we've rarely seen: Diavolo afraid. His punishment for skipping to the future is staying in a prepetual present and being stripped of any kind of control over his life or anyone else's
Amazing input! I agree with everything except for a tiny bit about Diavolo. I wouldn't say that the eternal loop of deaths is where we see a rare Diavolo; this has been the case for multiple stances during Parte 5, since all of his actions are born out of the fear of being found, betrayed or exposed. He *lives* with fear, it's only that when he's finally punished that all of his facade is not there anymore. Without a stand, without his soldiers, without his money, drugs and power, all we have left is what we always had: a man so scared, so terrified of everything and everybody, that he cannot even leave something we will remember him for.
The effect of Giorno in Part 5 can be heavily shown through Mista's development In the 'battle' with Rolling Stones, we see Mista as overprotective of Bucciarati and way too afraid of Scolippi, and that ultimately led to Bucciarati's fate of dying soon in the future After the fight Giorno and Mista had with Ghiaccio, Giorno, through letting his arm bleed out, made Mista more confident, and at that moment he put his team over himself and took a lot of bullets for them... He shot himself for the greater good a lot of times, just by getting inspired by a 15-year-old This means thats Giorno is Jesus and always sacrifices himself for the greater good... Well... Till he ascended
Giorno may not be my favorite Jojo (Jolyne and Josuke are) but he is an amazing character. He a excellent example of a paragon character done right. Also considering that Fugo was meant to betray Giorno, that’s another reference to Jesus, with Judas betraying him.
So instead of killing himself, Judas becomes a pianist and is recruited by Jesus post-resurrection to defeat... I don't know, would the Passione Drug Group be pagans or the Sanhedrin? Or Rome?
Personally I really like Giorno; he’s not a complete asshole, overly funny, too serious, or too “pure”. Characters that have a mix of all those things I like a lot more. I thought he was a great character and I really don’t know how people could label him as boring or bland. To me he is very interesting. I feel like the facades you mentioned are exactly what he does and it makes perfect sense when you take into consideration his childhood. I also heard somewhere(can’t remember if it was from an interview with Araki or just a random person) that Giorno reflects people’s characters back to them, ex. when Koichi was on the phone with Jotaro in the beginning of part 5 he told Jotaro that Giorno had a certain air about him and he seemed like a kind person(or something close to that), and I’m not sure if anyone else noticed but Koichi is something of a kind person himself. Also, he has donuts in his hair, plus a tiddy window.
@@simonj6801 and Diavolo got killed by pressing the dislike button bcs Killer Queen had already touched the dislike button is one of Diavolo's infinite death
Damn, Oceaniz you not only have revealed to me new ways to enjoy Giorno's character, you have ALSO put into words why i liked him in the first place, you truly are one of the best JoJoTubers out there (even tho you also do other stuff lol)
Giorno's victories against enemy stand users truly felt like they were earned, and not just won because he was the protagonist and had plot armor. Part 3 had that issue quite a bit. And yeah, there's a few fights where he kinda did an ass-pull, but it's never been to the degree of Part 3. All his victories were won through quickly learning the enemy's ability and being creative.
Everyone says that Giorno is just "lol drugs bad" but there's so much more than that Everyone in JoJos loves Jonathan and Dio, but when you have a character who is both at once, they don't like it
“Giorno’s a Gary Stu” Meanwhile, Giorno’s getting his ass kicked by every opponent he faces. But just ,like the Joestars before him, is clever enough to outsmart the enemy. So explain to me, why is it ok that every Joestar before him does the same thing at least once, but when Giorno does it, he’s a Gary Stu
proactive, pragmatic, charismatic, ambitious and with some degree of almost noble kindness and with room for playfulness. thats the recipe for a griffith, an askeladd a suwon or a giorno. im a sucker for a character who drives the narrative of their world
I really wouldn’t call Joseph a Gary Stu, since he does have character flaws that he needs to work around and encounters several roadblocks. Notably, his inflated ego towards the beginning of Battle Tendency, and the only reason he survived his first encounter with the pillar men is that he took advantage of Wham’s sense of honor to get a month of preparation. It could be argued that Joseph tends to rely on Deus ex Machina, but that alone doesn’t define a Gary Stu.
@@theEndermanMGS I would call him one before Jotaro. At least there's some implications behind Jotaros standoffish attitude and we see a similar evolution. People say Jotaro is just an asspull but what did people want. Let's just reveal the power of the world Midway through the part. But over part 3 we see him do big brained things and we see siblings with different stands and similar stands. Part 3 feels like the most well planned out short of parts 1&4 sorry I got off topic
Now idk if it's just my imagination but I seem to notice that Giorno's face darkens a lot (with shadows) a lot and constantly. I don't think any other characters have this aspect (notice his eyes sometimes, not the typical eye darkness but a good portion of his face, like a mask)
Thank you so much for doing him justice here! Giorno is one of my favorite characters ever and he’s a big, big comfort for me, and you managed to express what I had been only able to intuit regarding the way he’s written and portrayed! It’s comforting to see someone talk about him just as enthusiastically :) edit: grammar
Josuke may be my overall favorite Jojo, but 4 and 5 are constantly battling for being my favorite part. (I haven't read the manga yet.) It's funny because in some ways, I adore them for the same reasons, although they are polar opposites in tone and ambition. DiU is a down-to-earth collection of entertaining, heartwarming moments and a slowly growing mystery, while VA is a brutal emotional roller coaster with an almost mythical status to its narrative. But in both parts, the synergy and growth of the characters, alongside Araki's growing creativity in writing stand abilities and battles, allows the story to shine like never before. I also have a soft spot for healer characters, especially when they've got a badass "tough love" streak to them. That might be part of my affection for Josuke and Giorno.
bruno is the more traditional heroic character which is why he often 'feels like the main character' to many but giorno is more of an anti-hero, making use of both his idealistic, just side with his cold, conniving side which is what elevates him to not just be my favourite jojo but also one of my favourite protagonists in general.
You know the markings under golden experiences eyes? I like to think that that symbolizes the fact that he's still a kid and that he is still emotional. He hasn't grown out of his adolescence, he just got better at masking his fears and anger. He is a child forced to be an adult. Just like many children in real life.
Giorno is my second favorite JoJo next to Josuke. I feel those two really had the most character progression and are the most interesting to think about in different settings ( I love all my JoJo’s tho)
I would argue that Giorno and Josuke actually have the least character development out of all the Jojos. Compare how they are at the beginning, and how they are at the end, there's not much difference. Joseph, Jotaro, Jolyne and Johnny all have much more character progression.
@@megashark1013 I believe they have character development and solid characterization, but not much character progression. And any progression they do have is more subtle. Johnny and Joylene both had the most progression which made them such enjoyable protagonists.
Gio is definitely one of my favorite characters. His ability to read people and read the situations is refreshing and wonderful. Also he has this chaotic good personality which is really interesting. Also I resonate with his character a lot because we both are goal oriented and reserved.
I never understood why people thought he was a bad JoJo or a Gary Stu, part 5 and Giorno has been my favorite for a while. Now the best stand imo is SOFT AND WET
The people who think that Giorno is a bad character, seems to be the same that think that Joseph is a good one just because is funny, and, the ones that say that is because Giorno wasn't enough time on screen, Jotaro just appeared when the enemy was too strong
Joseph has a million reasons to be called the best jojo not just cuz he is funny and he is the best. He is the most unique one and the most unpredictable of them all i can literally write a whole paragraph on what makes him the best while giorno isnt nothing special just favourited cuz of his theme and the op stand that numer 1 spot belong to joseph.
@@opgamers6491 Young Joseph is easily the most insufferable incarnation of any JoJo. He spends 90% of Part 2 behaving like an oaf, he treats anyone who's name isn't Erina like crap, he never shuts the Hell up, his asspulls are boring and ensure there's little tension in any fight he's in and the constant jerking off the gets from his fans (who seem insist that he can win any fight ever) is annoying. Oldseph is so much better than his original version.
@@Замок-з3пnot really, his asspulls is one of the best and most iconic things about him. His battle Iq and plans he uses to fight against straits, Wamuu and Esidisi were amazing and incredible. He treated more people better as the part went on and had a great friendship with Caesar and took his headband and wrapped it around him out of respect. I personally think you don't understand that much about his character, people really do like having things to complain about
Take note he's not a perfect character. He's a perfectly written character. It means his character was well executed in the story as well as his defining principles
I didn't realize people disliked Giorno so much, he is one of my favorites as well. I never really considered his inexperience a downside to his character, as I was watching through the anime, I always took it as calculation. I think he understood he wasn't stronger than a lot of the people who fought, but he beat them with his brain. I think that is a very different approach than what would be expected of the lineage of Jojos. Jotaro had a similar disposition I felt, and Giorno reminded me a lot of him throughout part 5. All in all, I loved Giorno's character and part 5 as a whole.
He's my favorite character of all the series. His depth and the finely threaded traits of his personality refering to Atlas the titan who challenged the olympic gods is absolutely breathtaking. Considering he has messianic powers is really really cool.
AAAAA THIS VIDEO EXPLAINS SO WELL WHAT I’VE TRIED TO EXPLAIN TO MY FRIENDS!!! I was never able to put my finger on it, but I always noticed there was something about part 5 and how much it focuses on peoples’ resolve and what they’re willing to sacrifice in order to reach the end goal. Giorno has an impossibly stunning resolve for a 15 year old (which, I mean, is kinda weird for me to say, as someone younger than him) and his resolve seems to activate the resolve of those around him. He basically just shows up and says, “If I can do this, so can you,” and others just _do it_
I had never thinked bad about Giorno. He always were a good protagonist to me. But now looking him from this video's perspective, giorno becomes 1000% more interesting
Golden wind is one of my favorite parts, but it felt unfinished when it ended. I really wanted to see more about him being Dio's son, being confronted about it, and/or questioning it.
Giorno and Diavolo are what Dio and Jonathan would have been if their upbringings were reversed. One is naturally rotten to the core and even if given EVERYTHING on a silver platter from birth they won't change The other is pure good and doesn't let their upbringing alone define them
Actually, I wonder what the series would have been like if dario was not such a dastard. According to speedwagon, dio is just evil by nature, but at least he would not have had motivation to end jonathans entire career if he had a better childhood I assume.
@@lpfan4491 Jorge Joestar plays a bit with this possibility by making Jorge (son of Jonathan) reboot the universe about 33 times, and in one of them Dio and Jonathan are very close, and we see Dio reacting to Jonathan's death. It's worth reading!
I missspelled Subtlelty? Damn, can't believe Araki forgot to teach me english
Misspelled*
Joseph Would Be Disappointed
Oh no you said the two words “araki forgot”! Hamon Beat is approaching at great speed
@@G0die16 *&* Imma Go Now, K, Thx, Bye
@@G0die16 aight bro imma head out
Also you forgot something during the "Giorno is Jesus" section:
Giorno's body got crucified by Diavolo (killing Narancia) and then he rose again to destroy Diavolo (which is Devil in Italian).
Holy shit you might be on to something
@Why Am i here Jesus also told Johnny that he had to shoot himself which is in character for Giorno because that's all Mista does and everything always works out for him because of his "unlucky" looking luck so therefor Giorno would naturally guide one of his chosen ones to that same path.
add the fact that they showed golden experience and ger as literal gods in modern crucaders ending. that thing is screaming giono as jesus.
@Why Am i here So there are TWO Jesuses in the alternate universe! (Giorno can be noticed in part 8, as Josuke breaks into little Haruno's house during a stand battle)
Dont forget that his father is Dio which means God and his powers can bring life or heal people
"And Josuke had his hair"
Josuke's character needs to be broken down next. He's my favorite JoJo and I think everyone is sleeping on him.
1997 Toyota Corolla E110 Josuke feels more like a bystander in his own Part than the protagonist.
@@troggdorthesecond dude's the main JoJo of the part, literally turned two men into a rock and a book respectively, had numerous arcs and iconic battles, indirectly burned his friend's house down, had one of the greatest final showdown with the main villain and has one of the most colorful characters in the series yet you see him as a mere bystander.
*sad dora noises*
@@troggdorthesecond well that's what araki went for. The whole cast aka koichi is the protagonist. The thing that bothered me about part 3 is that almost every fight jotaro was involved and or dealt the final blow
Yes
“Giorno has no single immediately defining feature”
You’re forgetting he can stuff his ear into his head
xD
I HATED THAT
I almost choked, i forgot about that too. Also he made it look like he drank pee
His true power
Lol
OH MY GOD I FORGOT HE COULD DO THAT UGHHHH
No one mentions Giorno sometimes being a sarcastic smartass. Like when he infects Illuso, and has that sarcastic tone. Or his cockiness when he sped away from Koichi (smug Giorno is best Giorno). Also people don't realize that for most of the part, people are dying left and right, including friends. Not really a time where you can just be happy go lucky, considering they can be attacked at any moment. Giorno is an awesome character.
I loved this comment lmao
True, Smug Giorno is Best Giorno haha.
Also yeah I agree on the last part, in Part 4, yes Josuke and his buddies have to be on guard but at the same time with Kira, Kira doesn't have his own sort of Murder Team while Diavolo has lots (and two of these decided to go against him).
Second, they're gangsters, one of em can just appear in your bedroom and slit your d**k off and/or interrogate/blackma*l you. Murder is one of their professions, and they too can do coordinated attacks against their targets, with those in mind, Giorno's gang don't really have the time for some good ole cool down especially when they have to deliver Trish to the Boss and get the arrow thing before Diavolo/Boss does.
Not to mention he’s 15.
People say Bruno had a lot of screen time like that’s a bad thing. Bruno is easily the best JoBro and the mommy of the group.
this may be weird if you believe that jojo characters' ages actually make sense mentally, but i think of giorno as the father figure of the group, with his screentime increasing as he develops as a character, picking up only when bucchis role decreases
Idk for me while watching part 5 I thought "wow why do we always see Narancia??? Let me see Giorno" but I'm a little too obsessed with Giorno so I think it's not objective
I dont think bruno is the jobro if part 5... he was more of the mentor character... also a guy named mista also had too much screen time being in like 7 fights or so (most of them with giorno) and got a very strong and important bond with giorno, so yeah in my opinion mista is easily part 5 jobro
"Bruno is easily the best JoBro"
*cries in gyro*
@@nickfurless9043 yeah gyro is a good jobro
One of my favorite scenes in all of Jojo is Giorno learning just how much a terrible human Cioccolata is and just decides then and there to absolutely MUDA the shit out of him.
Y E S
*Y E S*
the 7 page muda
DEATH LIFE DEATH LIFE DEATH LIFE DEATH!
*Y I S*
Oceaniz: "Calling Giorno a Gary Stu is absurd"
Also Oceaniz: "GIORNO IS JESUS CHRIST"
Yes because "facing no adversity" = "savior figure"
Son of Dio
As an atheist, having read the book, jesus was not a gary stu.
He is the son of God tho
@@diolanda8570 *DIO*
"Giorno is basically a Johnathan, who lives in an environment that forces him to be Dio." Couldn't have described his character any more perfectly. In the minority when I say he's the best Jojo 🤷🏽♂️
He's always been my favorite JoJo
Giorno ftw
@@acetrainerj3277 Him and Jolyne get the most hate. Especially him, being the most misunderstood
@Son Goku The Great I can agree to that 👌🏼
Preach, i love him
Oceaniz: I'm obsessed with this fictional 15 year old
Well hold on a second there chief
It's ok because Oceaniz read the later parts as well, Giorno became legal by the time part 6 started.
QuantumPineapple he’s legal in Italy.
Abserd O r/whooosh and can’t you take a joke
Josuke your hair is ugly
@@orange_enthusiast7083 🤣🤣
If you actually pay close attention, you would see that Giorno DOES have a a jojo quirk, its literally in your face the first few episodes of Golden wind, his jojo quirk is that he reads people, and gets an accurate sense of who and what kind of person they truly are , his readings of people are far more accurate than any other jojo.
For example: He could tell that Koichi was a really a good person.
He could tell that Bruno shared his morals and was also a good person during their 3 minute battle (in anime time) with how Bruno treated the 13 year old drug user.
He could tell that Polpo was an evil piece of shit by not caring that his stand killed an innocent old man and thus secretly killed him.(i promise you , no other jojo would not come to that absolute conclusion and wanted polpo dead that fast unless they were sure)
When he was a child, he read the actions of the gang that was trying to kill the mafia guy who was hiding in the grass( it's a stretch I know)
And the GREATEST example of this is when he mercilessly beat the ever loving shit out of Chocolata , it was as if he over heard the narration of what Chocolata did to all the people he killed in his early years. Seriously right before the beatdown Giorno voice and tone sounded as if he actually KNEW about the terrible things that chocolata had done.
(If he didn't know or had an idea, what other logical reason could you give for the reason he beat the shit out of Chocolata THAT long and brutally, he read chocolata like a porno magazine, up and down , backwards and forwards.)
But yeah great video, just in case people think Giorno doesn't have a signature , jojo quirk.
Also during the fight between Mista and Ghiaccio he immediately recognises that Mista is willing to sacrifice himself, due to a bad choice during the battle.
@@violet_lily8020 that too:)
There's also the fact Giorno saw Cioccolata was affecting an entire city with Green day.
That's speedwagons ability
@@daxota_6750 Are you implying Giorno is also part Speedwagon? Cause if so, yes
Completely agree that Giorno isn't a Gary Stu
I can’t believe there are people who thought he was. I mean, at the very start of the part he’s introduced as an antagonist to Koichi. He’s meant to be seen as unlikable at first until we learn more about him.
Oh hey Shuck.
Yeah, thats kinda stupid when you consider Giorno only has 2 fair wins (Bruno and Melone) , every other victory of his was achieved through team effort and even had to be saved by other team member's abilities
I've always felt that Jotaro was at least a 100x more Gary Stu-ish than Giorno. An enemy Stand is too far away? STAR FINGER. An enemy Stand can't be punched because its made of mist? STAR SUCC. An enemy Stand is stopping time? I GUESS YOU HAVE THE SAME TYPE OF STAND.
@@zusfrankenstein8561 Star Platinum always had the stop time ability though,he just never realized it,like DIO.
And to be fair though,Jotaro time stop is broken sure,but wait till part 6. Oh shit,he's getting some ass kick and his own ass kicked. Also Jolyne is a real good character,Shuck. Judge Part 6 unbiasedly please.
“Giorno has no recognizable traits”
*Giorno’s Donut hair, heart-shaped hole, ladybugs all over outfit*
No one talks about it in story=not funny for the average viewer
In Jojo, since expression is not as policed as it is irl, clothes and hair do not count as "traits". Ik you're making a joke (a good one at that haha) but I just wanted to put this out there :}
@@ekalorschmekalor2885 ik its been 2-3 years but i would say that one of his defining features would be judge people like identifying koichi and bruno as good people and cioccolata and blacksabbath as bad or disgusting and other ppl too or atleast he shows how he feels towards em very clearly (ofc this judging is caused by his abusive step dad)
“No immediately recognisable aspects at first glance”
Me, looking at his hair: 👀😳
Giorno copied josuke. Wierd hair, piano, stand that heals, ect.
Sajad Alatabi did you just insult his hair?!
@@mariocardenas1526 BREAKDOWN BREAKDOWN
@@internetperson3436 what about his tit window
I'm scared
I loved Giorno the moment he decided that Polpo was an evil monster and that the world would be better off without him. He's also very sweet and attentive to the people around him. You can tell from how his classmates react to him that he's a good guy who regularly helps them and he pays careful attention to what happens around him noticing when Narancia is being attacked. He's an ambitious and clever Slytherin type and I love it
His classmates? Also, what do you mean by him being a slytherin type?
@@boiimcfacto2364 meaning the quality of being ambitious and determined type of guy, someone who prefers to value power to change above all (quality that are usually sorted into the Slytherin house)
To me, Giorno is more of a Slytherdor than a straight-up Slytherin.
Kenneth Mendoza don’t forget resourceful and cunning
@@boiimcfacto2364 This may be late, but i figured i might bring a bit of light to the OP's comment. When Giorno had to come back to his dorm to keep the lighter safe for the test, we see a group of schoolboys trying to take a photo with a tripod camera. We assume that he knows them and vice versa, because they called him by name. It gives us a hint that he is actually a really nice and helpful guy. So when he flat out refused to help with the camera, they were of course shocked. This further proves it when even the old Janitor asks for his help, and he has the same reaction. Indicating that the Janitor does know Giorno to an extent, but not as personally than his classmates.
The Secret of Giorno Giovanna Perfection: His Hair Donuts.
His fringe must be crazy long to get them
And piano
Kakyoin 3x
and inside them are the freakin orchestra of his theme
🍩 🍩 🍩
👁 👁
👄
I know it might sound incredibly lame, but I genuinely love every single Jojo. I don't dislike any of them, all of them I find incredibly interesting to watch. The same goes for every single part
I feel mostly the same, tbh
Same. I love them all for different reasons.
Araki really can write lovable characters,especially protagonists
Every Jojo is good for his(and her) own reason,there is no specific order for them
That's not lame, that's quite normal
@@iggy7893 Normal is usually perceived as lame.
Something people always bring up is that "Bruno feels like the main character", as if to say that Giorno is automatically boring because he's not always the main focus. Giorno taking a backseat in certain fights helps flesh out the rest of the cast, something previous jojo parts struggle to do effectively
Exactly!
i didnt even felt Bruno as main character
At first he was just like overseer, and after zombification - tragic character with different path in the end.
For me, main character was no one. Everyone from team was main chracter (except Abbacchio). But the most - Giorno.
I think Stardust Crusader did the "take a backseat" approach worse. I felt Polanreff was the main character given how much they gave him progress as a character. Giorno was in a lot of fights, even if just as a support.
I also hate the koichi/polnareff is the real main character thing. Koichi is the weak relatable average kid MC you see in other shonens, I read jojo to escape from that kinda characterization.
That is such a bullshit argument, what the fuck
Flesh out other characters? Did you mean to say flesh out Bucciarati alone? In comparison to bucciarati, Abbachio gets almost no fights, Fugo gets one where he isn't even the main focus,Narancia gets 2 in the whole part
Part 5 has the most underdeveloped characters out of any part
I was honesty kinda suprised when I learned that people didn't like part 5 and thought Giorno was a bad character. Part 5 is my favorite part and Giorno is my second favorite JoJo. I don't understand why part 5 gets so much hate. I honestly believe that is some of Araki's best work.
Nonsense With Jessie well that’s was mostly beacause of shitty manga scans we had
After anime,it jumped from the most underrated to most overrated part
Not gonna lie, while only the manga was a thing i held Golden Wind among the worst parts of Jojo... Then the anime came about and it rose to Top 3 favorite Parts Status
Вова Барс duwang scans are even worse.
Who's first?
@@g.yad.4758 Joesph
"Giorno is like Jonathan but is forced to be DIO."
_I mean, DIO did steal Jonathans body and had a child so like-_
ACCURATE
One thing that kinda annoyed me about the anime adaptation of Giorno, is that in the manga, whenever he was upset (I think this mostly happened after the Jobro deaths) he would tremble. That was completely left out and it kinda pissed me off because I believe that's an important quirk to his character. The deaths really did affect him but it wasn't as noticeable in the anime. He's clearly scarred by his childhood and it's a trait that carried on from when he was a child left all alone, honestly I wouldn't be surprised if Giorno had huge abandonment issues after all that. It really portrayed that he was just a teenager that's in a situation way over his head and that he isn't as 'emotionless' as some haters say he is.
Speaking of which, Giorno is less 'emotionless' and more introverted and reserved in my opinion. Like, he isn't as emotional as Josuke or even Jonathan or Joseph, but he also definitely isn't the stone wall that let's say Jotaro is.
TL:DR I will fight for introverted/reserved main character rights
Exactly! There was one scene in the Manga where Giorno smirked at Abbacchio after he decided to follow Bucciarati to this suicide mission to kill the Boss and Abbacchio promptly told him to "wipe that smirk off of your face, Giorno," which shows that Giorno can be playful when he wants too. And about the "trembling" parts, yes, it's a shame that the anime does not show this side of Giorno, especially the one after they've won the battle against Diavolo.
"Do what you want, I'm not your dad." I can confirm this is false. Oceaniz IS in fact my father.
I'm your uncle.
I’m your cousin, twice removed.
Just how many dads do you have ?
@UltimateGeek SENKU!?
@@superkoksu487 Uhm
6
It’s also through how he gradually becomes more and more on the center stage of the fighting that showcases his development. He starts off inactively killing Luka in self defense using his ability, goes from inactive to active when dealing with Bruno, defeats Polpo through intentional trickery though it’s through Koichi’s aid that he defeated Black Sabbath, being the aide while his teammates take center stage during the Mario/Sale/Illuso fights then gets his own individual fight without any aid against Melone, being the one who finishes off White Album after Mista did most of the work, being the main player while Mista being the support this time, and finally taking the center stage by being the one who defeats Diavolo with an ability that demonstrates his new authority rather than supporting aid.
Feel you, I'm obsess with Giorno too. What make him my favorite Jojo is his contradiction (funny since is said that Doppio is the walking contradiction) because yes he has a 'right dream', he wants to help people and make of Italy a better place but at the same time he's a tief, he kills without a second though, after the Bruno-Diavolo fight Bruno didn't want to the gang to go with him bc he knew some of them would die but Giorno knowing that still said to Bruno that he should ask for help. He is the one who begin all and for the sake of his dream, his own justice and what he belive right he is ready to make sacrifices, he keep moving forward without hesitation dragging the rest. And as you say, to make a character that is the fussion of Jonathan and Dio is at least incredible. Nice video and sorry for my bad english~
This comment deserves so much likes!
What I just realized is that both giorno and diavolo are people bringing their 2 sides together
You havent read part 7 have you
@@notimeforcreativenamesjust3034 You mean for Johnny? He's my second favorite jojo~ but I still like Giorno more for his story and symbolism (what is said in the video) and I think (my opinion) is that the difference between them is that Johnny is a grey character while Giorno is a black and white character but yeah Johnny is one of (If not) the best written jojo~
He got Dio's ambitious personality and Jonathan's determination. Not bounded with honor code like Jonathan but not egotistical and selfish like Dio neither. He got Dio's battle cry and and a Joestar star on his body.
Screw the mother, hes pretty much the son of Jonathan and Dio lol.
4:00 One of my favorite things about Giorno is that while he has the whole "muda" shtick like Dio, the way he talks is exactly like Jonathan. This kind of thing gets lost in translation but Jonathan has a really formal and very polite way of speaking (more friendly and less distant tho). And Giorno is the first character since Part 1 to speak in that gentlemanly way. I find this interesting (and kinda cute) since none of the other JoJo's follow in Jonathan's steps in this particular regard. I think Giorno even jokingly called himself a gentleman at one point? My memory is a bit hazy on this but it was some time early on in the story. He's the JoJo who's the closest to Jonathan (the first JoJo) despite having Dio's blood running through his veins and the irony of it all just makes me laugh.
h- hazy *chuckles* that. Is a JoJo reference.
A literal jojo reference be like
Giorno is kinda like Jonathan's son actually, if you have a child while using someone's body, is it yours, or his? I thought Giorno's 'duality' was born out of that
@@nicocee2431 If you made the kid, it is yours. So it is Dios. Just that the genetical familytree would count him as jonathans offspring and nobody goes by that because that would uninclude things like adoption,etc.
I agree, except the part where you said he's the closest JoJo to Jonathan, I'd say all of them are extremely similar to Jonathan in varied but meaningful ways, but with Josuke probably being the closest as not only does he share Jonathan's most major positive traits, like overwhelming kindness, generally positive, polite and friendly disposition, and raging boner for justice, but also shares Jonathan's few flaws (in addition to some of Joseph's and some unique to himself), like how early on his politeness ends up making him somewhat submissive and easily exploited (just like Koichi, who is also tiny Jonathan), and also bears Jonathan's hidden explosive temperament, which Jonathan almost immediately converted into a force for justice rather than allowing it to be detrimental at all, whereas Josuke took quite some time to stop letting his temper blind him and start harnessing it for good instead.
I just think Josuke's more similar overall, and it makes sense to me since Part 4 is pretty much a revisit of Part 1's themes and character archetypes from a somewhat better written and more experienced perspective, allowing Araki to tell the story he originally wanted to to the best of his abilities - a process which he again repeated when writing Steel Ball Run
What I learned: Gio=Jesus
Sooooo
_Giorno told me to kill the president_
Ive been found out gasp
GioJe. Filthy frank confirmed as a jojo character.
Dio=god
So Giorno is the jesus of reseted universe
U mean funny Valentine?
This enthusiasm better be presented when you get to Jolyne.
Amen
@@TheGman938 who the fuck is mickey
Why? He’s passionate about Giorno Because of the details shown in his character. Jolyne is basically a female version of her dad, with daddy issues. From what I see, and this is my opinion, Jolyne seems not too different from Jotaro. And where she is different, it makes her less interesting.
@@kalderanx3750 jolyne is like a normal girl that happened to get a stand and isnt op unlike her dad yet still tries to be like him just so she can save him, i think if you took the time to look deeper into her personality you'd like her more
Bitterfucker I tried, trust me. And I don’t, she just seems to be a girl dragged into something that she didn’t want to be a part of. She’s just Trish, but made the main character, and done worse. I liked Pucci, Weather, and even Foo Fighters. But Jolyne just seemed to not have a personality besides , “I don’t wanna be here.”
This is why I love Giornos character. He is well made balance of goodness that will not hesitate to go for ruthlessness when the situation calls for it.
he's a proactive chad jojo taking charge of his own fate
Giorno is a very chill and extremely collected and reserved person, people like him do exist in the real world and just because that kind of personality is not rowdy or boisterous doesnt mean it is not a personality
I feel like another aspect of Giorno's character that's really underappreciated is how perfectly he encapsulates the ability of JJBA to pull off batshit insane scenarios and plotlines and still have the audience buy into its story wholeheartedly. Because if you stop to think about it for even more than a second, it becomes apparent just how inherently *absurd* Giorno is as a character: he's the 15 year old _son of Dio_ who coldly dispatches ruthless mafiosi and vanquishes *the literal devil* in order to become the leader of Italy's _entire underground crime network._ Any other manga attempting to present such a ridiculous, unrealistic character to the audience would almost certainly be met with dismissive eye-rolling and sarcastic laughter -- and yet, we JoJo fans accept this character without a second thought, thanks to Araki's masterful attention to tone, overarching themes, and character writing. The fact that a series as big as JoJo can end its season with a final image as ridiculous as _a 15 year old taking over the entire Italian mafia_ and be met by the general public with applause and cheers rather than scoffs and laughter speaks volumes to Araki's ability to immerse his readers in the world he's created, and it's because of this very subtle aspect of Giorno's character that I've found that people whose favorite JoJo is Giorno tend to have the greatest overall appreciation for the series and its themes as a whole.
~And in case that sounds like me tooting my own horn, my favorite JoJo is Josuke so I'm not in that camp lmao~
Anyway, fantastic video as always, and I hope to see more content like this in the future. Keep up the good work, Oceaniz 👍
Yes! Pretty much that. Araki presents this big ridiculous idea masking a wholeheartedly positive message to us, taking its themes really seriously, but never letting us forget that we're watching or reading fiction. We know that it isn't real, though he makes us feel that it is, and while he entertains us with goofiness or absurd plotlines or exciting moments, he's delivering lessons that help us grow as human beings. That in my opinion is top class writing, and its peak is precisely Golden Wind. Not because the other parts are bad or lacking, it's just that GW has so much power in it that it simply grows on you, while at the same time it can't help but being so conflicting for people that expect other stuff from the series.
Jojo is essentially an artwork that needs an open mind to be experienced, not because it's hard to understand or whatever other gatekeeping reason you can think of, it's simply because Araki is such a unique person, even within his own context of being a Japanese man in a Japanese society and appreciating art and culture that are very far away from what he sees every day, so his narrative, his themes, his characters, are pretty unique too.
I am indeed a fan of Giorno and GW, and I have to agree that people that manage to go past their initial impressions of the character and the part and let themselves be touched by the golden light, truly become one with what Araki is trying to tell us here, and thus embrace the artwork of this man in a more tolerant way.
George Joestar the 2nd is the real best jojo. He had no powers and was willing to fight against someone he had no chance in winning. He could have likely used the Joestar sercet technique and escaped, but he stood against the William(?), the british general zombie. No other jojo is as courageous, virtuous or pulls such a chad move
You have changed my mind
omg I forgot about him
Deigo Quixotwry George Joestar was an asshole who’s the sole reason why the JoJos suffered as much as they did. Fuck him.
@@jeremiahvaleska8464 He was talking about Joseph's father dumbass lol
Suffering most of the time leads to resolve, so if you think about it jonathan's father basicly is the reason of why they all were left victorious, so if he is a asshole, then he's the best ones there is.
As of now (Anime only) Giorno is actually my favorite character in Jojo. Not because of GER being OP or anything Just because Giorno is such a charismatic and Well written character without being too quirky or funny
Florian .Cordes well written? he litteraly has the personality of a fucking mashed potato
@@marekilcik9706 he's out-charisma'd by everyone in the part despite being son of dio
@@marekilcik9706 Well that's your opinion and I'm Not trying to Fight over opinions but I'd assume you're the Type of Jojo fan who also dislikes Jotaro and thinks Josuke and Joseph have a Lot of personality Just because they never shut up
@@marekilcik9706 no, he's the most polite person ever.
@@Zockanumber1 charismatic lmao I don't know what show you was watching.... even minor villains have more charisma than Giorno let alone the crew members
Giorno Giovanna is like the DIO of the Joestar
& DIO Is The Perfect Antagonist
The Dark Souls of protagonist
No, he has nothing of DIO :(
RbOlUeGuE but he do tho :)
@@swf_buccellati2098 he dio though*
Yes I am proud of this.
If Giorno ever go to school, I bet he would get perfect score on biology
How is Giorno the worst JoJo???? How can anyone think such a thing?
F W by not watching the anime or reading the manga.
People confuse an actually strong character with Gary/Mary Stu far too often
They have shit taste. That's how.
There is no worst Jojo, just people who enjoy some more than others.
There's this magical thing called DIFFERING TASTES AND OPINIONS! The main problem with Giorno is his complete lack of character development. Every other Jojo except for maybe Josuke develops more than him.
Johnathan grows from a bratty but good hearted kid to a straight up hero.
Joseph grows from an arrogant prick with no self restraint to a still goofy, but genuinely serious warrior.
Jotaro goes from an asshole to a still stoic, but thoughtful person.
Jolyne goes from a whiny brat to a complete fucking badass.
Johnny goes from a cowardly asshole to a badass and heroic individual.
Giorno doesn't grow much. He goes from a kind, charismatic, but ruthless person to..... A kind, charismatic, but ruthless person.
As someone who's favorite Jojo is Giorno, AMEN. I hate the argument that he's OP or bland as hell when 1) almost every Jojo is and mastered the art of asspulls and 2) he's a lot more complex than people give him credit for. Thank you for the video!
"Personality is when a character is funny. The funnier a character is, the more personality they have." - most anime fans.
Giorno is a perfectly written character, no doubt.
He didn’t say “So, it’s the same type of stand as Gold Experience” and beat the living hell out of Diavolo
What's wrong with having the same stands
You must be subbed to every single channel I am.
He did something on the same level tho
Not true!
"So it's the same type of stand as Baby Face."
Lunchbox exactly
The problem with a lot of us Jojo fans is that we come to expect certain things of the series done in a certain way when that's not how one can experience the story to its fullest. This is why characters like Giorno and parts like Part6 get so much hate when they simultaneously maintain excellent quality and switch things up so drastically
I like part6 but it has some pacing issues. Also some of the characters could have had some more character development.
Apart from that i really like it and agree with you.
This video transcribes a lot of my personal thoughts about Giorno and part 5 in general. Whenever I heard someone saying Vento Aureo was far from the best, I got pissed. You described perfectly Giorno's character. Bravo.
Is Giorno's Gold Experience a shoutout to Jonathan's Hamon making flowers, aka life?
I believe so
From the very first episode, Gold Experience had that Ultimate Kars vibe: the manifestation of life itself, made of hamon and vampirism at the same time. Those are two ingridients for an ultimate being and that's what Jonathan and Dio represent.
And also DIOs vampiric ability to heal himself
@@TheIvasyl Thanks for giving me even more stuff to think about!
11:16- which contrasts him with the Boss who can’t find a balance between his ruthless Diavolo self and his more innocent Doppio self- abandoning the latter for self preservation.
Precisely
You're so right!!!
Let me tell ya, people call Giorno Gary Stu because they can't accept the fact that Giorno is the most accomplished/successful JoJo: becomes a mafia Boss at 15 in (around) a week.
😂😂😂
I agree, Giorno's adventure is by far the most perilous in term of the actual danger and adversity he had to overcome. Part 5 was such a wild ride.
Giorno: *Exists*
Oceaniz: I'm gonna love you harder than Bruno
I think another theme of GW is the importance of the present. Giorno has a goal in the future but he still focuses on the actions that need to be taken in the here and now. Diavolo, however, only focuses on the future that his actions grant him, that's when in the final battle he clings to the vision that Epitaph gave him (despite it having been proven wrong).
Edit: One character I left out (and that strengthens this "importance of the present" idea) is Abbacchio. He's still haunted by the memories of his cop partner dying bc of his actions and refuses to let go, adding to this is his stand: Moody Blues, it's main ability is to recreate events from the past which can be read as Abbacchio refusing to let go of the past. Most of the stands in Bruno's gang have abilities that affect the present physically (Sex Pistols, Purple Haze, Aerosmith, Sticky Fingers, Spice Girl and Gold Experience) with Moody Blues being the exception.
Changing to Diavolo, this theme can also be spotted in his stand(s). Epitaph gives him a vision of the near future and King Crimson skips time, if stands are a representation of the users soul then this paints a bleak picture for Diavolo. He's obsessed with the future, to the point of sometimes dismissing the present, and he clearly wants to have control over everything in his life and this cripples him; instead of ruling Italy in a mansion he moves from place to place, with lights turned off and wrapped in a blanket. Before his real appearance is revealed he appears to wear gloves as to not leave any finger prints.
Diavolo and his crippling paranoia and obsession with his future come in full force when Gold Experience becomes GER. Before the iconic scene involving Giorno's new power he mentions that he almost doged the attack and he's scared shitless, however he seems to calm down when Epitaph shows a vision of King Crimson punching Giorno through his chest.
In his infinite death scene is where Diavolo is fully exposed as a control freak. When the Boss of Passione gets attacked by a drug addict he panics and cries out that he shouldn't die at the hands of this junkie (little hint of his God complex not being broken yet). The infinite death of Diavolo gives us something that we've rarely seen: Diavolo afraid. His punishment for skipping to the future is staying in a prepetual present and being stripped of any kind of control over his life or anyone else's
Gold Comment
Amazing input! I agree with everything except for a tiny bit about Diavolo.
I wouldn't say that the eternal loop of deaths is where we see a rare Diavolo; this has been the case for multiple stances during Parte 5, since all of his actions are born out of the fear of being found, betrayed or exposed. He *lives* with fear, it's only that when he's finally punished that all of his facade is not there anymore. Without a stand, without his soldiers, without his money, drugs and power, all we have left is what we always had: a man so scared, so terrified of everything and everybody, that he cannot even leave something we will remember him for.
The effect of Giorno in Part 5 can be heavily shown through Mista's development
In the 'battle' with Rolling Stones, we see Mista as overprotective of Bucciarati and way too afraid of Scolippi, and that ultimately led to Bucciarati's fate of dying soon in the future
After the fight Giorno and Mista had with Ghiaccio, Giorno, through letting his arm bleed out, made Mista more confident, and at that moment he put his team over himself and took a lot of bullets for them...
He shot himself for the greater good a lot of times, just by getting inspired by a 15-year-old
This means thats Giorno is Jesus and always sacrifices himself for the greater good...
Well...
Till he ascended
Giorno may not be my favorite Jojo (Jolyne and Josuke are) but he is an amazing character. He a excellent example of a paragon character done right.
Also considering that Fugo was meant to betray Giorno, that’s another reference to Jesus, with Judas betraying him.
Mudas
Lugburz-Shak Jolyne’s is the best. I am probably biased because I am a girl. Also she is really cute. Gio looks good but Jolyne has style.
@@lugburz-shak4629 Bruh
So instead of killing himself, Judas becomes a pianist and is recruited by Jesus post-resurrection to defeat... I don't know, would the Passione Drug Group be pagans or the Sanhedrin? Or Rome?
E. V I’d assume Rome.
The entirety of Part 5 is Giorno and Co. losing and recovering body parts.
And then there's Mista shooting himself constantly.
turtle too
I am incredibly late to the party but it’s so great to see someone else who loves Giorno as much as I do
Giorno walked so Johnny could... eerrrr.... sit?
Creft Koichi walked so Johnny could Ora
Johnny rocks.
So that Johnny could RIDE
Personally I really like Giorno; he’s not a complete asshole, overly funny, too serious, or too “pure”. Characters that have a mix of all those things I like a lot more. I thought he was a great character and I really don’t know how people could label him as boring or bland. To me he is very interesting. I feel like the facades you mentioned are exactly what he does and it makes perfect sense when you take into consideration his childhood. I also heard somewhere(can’t remember if it was from an interview with Araki or just a random person) that Giorno reflects people’s characters back to them, ex. when Koichi was on the phone with Jotaro in the beginning of part 5 he told Jotaro that Giorno had a certain air about him and he seemed like a kind person(or something close to that), and I’m not sure if anyone else noticed but Koichi is something of a kind person himself.
Also, he has donuts in his hair, plus a tiddy window.
"complete asshole" - Josuke
"overly funny" - Joseph
"too serious" - Jotaro
"too “pure”" - Johnathan
Am I right?
Exactly
That one dislike is from Abacchio
And Diavolo
@@simonj6801 and Diavolo got killed by pressing the dislike button bcs Killer Queen had already touched the dislike button is one of Diavolo's infinite death
@@josuke6131 yes
This is *chef's kiss*
people: "giorno's a bad character"
oceaniz: *piano*
The think I like the most about Giorno is that he have one simple thing that most anime characters don't:
_common sense_
Damn, Oceaniz you not only have revealed to me new ways to enjoy Giorno's character, you have ALSO put into words why i liked him in the first place, you truly are one of the best JoJoTubers out there (even tho you also do other stuff lol)
Giorno's victories against enemy stand users truly felt like they were earned, and not just won because he was the protagonist and had plot armor. Part 3 had that issue quite a bit. And yeah, there's a few fights where he kinda did an ass-pull, but it's never been to the degree of Part 3. All his victories were won through quickly learning the enemy's ability and being creative.
Everyone says that Giorno is just "lol drugs bad" but there's so much more than that
Everyone in JoJos loves Jonathan and Dio, but when you have a character who is both at once, they don't like it
Except that a lot of people also call Johnathan boring but ok bossu
Johnathan is considered boring for the same reasons Giorno is considered boring. There's no hypocrisy here.
@@dipperpines4037 Jonathan?
Boring?
Dafuq?
@@megashark1013 Boring?
At least he's not a dumbass like Dio
Dipper Pines Jonathan is considered boring, but people do like him.
“Giorno’s a Gary Stu”
Meanwhile, Giorno’s getting his ass kicked by every opponent he faces. But just ,like the Joestars before him, is clever enough to outsmart the enemy. So explain to me, why is it ok that every Joestar before him does the same thing at least once, but when Giorno does it, he’s a Gary Stu
People want shit to complain about
proactive, pragmatic, charismatic, ambitious and with some degree of almost noble kindness and with room for playfulness. thats the recipe for a griffith, an askeladd a suwon or a giorno. im a sucker for a character who drives the narrative of their world
People really call Giorno a Gary Stu with Joseph and Jotaro around? LMAO.
I mean Jotaro, Joeseph, and Giorno are all Mary Sue's. Everyone else either loses or has much more realistic growth
I really wouldn’t call Joseph a Gary Stu, since he does have character flaws that he needs to work around and encounters several roadblocks. Notably, his inflated ego towards the beginning of Battle Tendency, and the only reason he survived his first encounter with the pillar men is that he took advantage of Wham’s sense of honor to get a month of preparation. It could be argued that Joseph tends to rely on Deus ex Machina, but that alone doesn’t define a Gary Stu.
@@theEndermanMGS I would call him one before Jotaro. At least there's some implications behind Jotaros standoffish attitude and we see a similar evolution. People say Jotaro is just an asspull but what did people want. Let's just reveal the power of the world Midway through the part. But over part 3 we see him do big brained things and we see siblings with different stands and similar stands. Part 3 feels like the most well planned out short of parts 1&4 sorry I got off topic
@@dipperpines4037 Part 3 doesn't feel like the most well planned at all. Araki only truly got good at writing from Part 4 onwards.
@@megashark1013 well planned was a poor choice of words but it was one of the better parts when it came to setting stuff up
Now idk if it's just my imagination but I seem to notice that Giorno's face darkens a lot (with shadows) a lot and constantly. I don't think any other characters have this aspect (notice his eyes sometimes, not the typical eye darkness but a good portion of his face, like a mask)
Thank you so much for doing him justice here! Giorno is one of my favorite characters ever and he’s a big, big comfort for me, and you managed to express what I had been only able to intuit regarding the way he’s written and portrayed! It’s comforting to see someone talk about him just as enthusiastically :)
edit: grammar
hot take: part 5 had the best jojo, best jobro, and is just the superior part overall
Finally! Somebody agrees with me! I've read Steel Ball Run and it's nowhere near as good as Golden Wind/Vento Aureo. Part 5 Best Part!
Agreed
Josuke may be my overall favorite Jojo, but 4 and 5 are constantly battling for being my favorite part. (I haven't read the manga yet.)
It's funny because in some ways, I adore them for the same reasons, although they are polar opposites in tone and ambition. DiU is a down-to-earth collection of entertaining, heartwarming moments and a slowly growing mystery, while VA is a brutal emotional roller coaster with an almost mythical status to its narrative. But in both parts, the synergy and growth of the characters, alongside Araki's growing creativity in writing stand abilities and battles, allows the story to shine like never before.
I also have a soft spot for healer characters, especially when they've got a badass "tough love" streak to them. That might be part of my affection for Josuke and Giorno.
giorno is my fav jojo because he doesnt say yare yare or screams every 5 seconds. he's just a chill dude
Giorno has the heart of a Joestar with the ambition of a Brando
So what you're telling me... is that Giorgo's part 7 counterpart is the Holy Corpse
Basically.
I, Giorno Giovanna, Appreciate deep analysis of myself
Says Nazbol Anne
bruno is the more traditional heroic character which is why he often 'feels like the main character' to many but giorno is more of an anti-hero, making use of both his idealistic, just side with his cold, conniving side which is what elevates him to not just be my favourite jojo but also one of my favourite protagonists in general.
You know the markings under golden experiences eyes?
I like to think that that symbolizes the fact that he's still a kid and that he is still emotional. He hasn't grown out of his adolescence, he just got better at masking his fears and anger.
He is a child forced to be an adult. Just like many children in real life.
Giorno and Jolyne are my favorite Jojo's idk why people dont like them as much as the other Jojos
@Melon Pan I am
*Cough* Dad.
You don't like yourself lol
Giorno is my second favorite JoJo next to Josuke. I feel those two really had the most character progression and are the most interesting to think about in different settings ( I love all my JoJo’s tho)
Same here!
I would argue that Giorno and Josuke actually have the least character development out of all the Jojos. Compare how they are at the beginning, and how they are at the end, there's not much difference. Joseph, Jotaro, Jolyne and Johnny all have much more character progression.
@@megashark1013 Jotaro??? He stayed completely the same throughout stardust crusaders.
@@megashark1013 I believe they have character development and solid characterization, but not much character progression. And any progression they do have is more subtle.
Johnny and Joylene both had the most progression which made them such enjoyable protagonists.
4:00 ''the death of super mario.''
lenin, the beanie sou hacker. I genuinely wasn’t expecting that and my brain didn’t register it at first
@@Squiddlewheel to me, that sentence was absolute comedy gold, i'm still laughing right now! lamao
@@leninthebeaniesouhacker.2459 Are you still laughing now? Just asking.
@@chimpmoment130 yes, please, go to a bunker... the plague... is spreading- *eugh!*
@@leninthebeaniesouhacker.2459 what is this?A your turn to die crossover? Probably just another work of an enemy stand
Giorno is already my favorite JoJo, so this video just made me love his character even more.
And I'm loving the Mix of Jonathan and DIO he has.
Gio is definitely one of my favorite characters. His ability to read people and read the situations is refreshing and wonderful. Also he has this chaotic good personality which is really interesting. Also I resonate with his character a lot because we both are goal oriented and reserved.
“however i am fucking insane and obsessed with this 15 year old fictional kid” i have never,,,,NEVER related to a statement more than that
"Giorno is more of a madlad than his enemies"
I love it!
But really nice vid, Giorno and Jonathan are my fav JoJos
You did it. You mad man. You actually convinced people Giorno isn't shit. Part 6 is now the new designated worst part so get your research ready.
I never understood why people thought he was a bad JoJo or a Gary Stu, part 5 and Giorno has been my favorite for a while. Now the best stand imo is SOFT AND WET
Part 6 is really good and I don't understand why people hate it
I Know How King Crimson Works it’s probably because the universe got reset
@@moonrock07 I don't get it since that is one of the best ending IMO
But let's be honest, Jolyne and Pucci are still far superior a protagonist and antagonist to Giorno and Diavolo.
Giorno is basically those support game characters that's always helps, cares and thinks for his team
The people who think that Giorno is a bad character, seems to be the same that think that Joseph is a good one just because is funny, and, the ones that say that is because Giorno wasn't enough time on screen, Jotaro just appeared when the enemy was too strong
Joseph has a million reasons to be called the best jojo not just cuz he is funny and he is the best. He is the most unique one and the most unpredictable of them all i can literally write a whole paragraph on what makes him the best while giorno isnt nothing special just favourited cuz of his theme and the op stand that numer 1 spot belong to joseph.
@@opgamers6491 Young Joseph is easily the most insufferable incarnation of any JoJo. He spends 90% of Part 2 behaving like an oaf, he treats anyone who's name isn't Erina like crap, he never shuts the Hell up, his asspulls are boring and ensure there's little tension in any fight he's in and the constant jerking off the gets from his fans (who seem insist that he can win any fight ever) is annoying. Oldseph is so much better than his original version.
@@Замок-з3пnot really, his asspulls is one of the best and most iconic things about him. His battle Iq and plans he uses to fight against straits, Wamuu and Esidisi were amazing and incredible. He treated more people better as the part went on and had a great friendship with Caesar and took his headband and wrapped it around him out of respect. I personally think you don't understand that much about his character, people really do like having things to complain about
Giorno doesn’t have a defining point
Piano: did you forget about me?
Josuke
While Giorino is one of my favourite Jojos and fictional characteres, i wouldn't throw the word perfection like that. I consider no character perfect.
Take note he's not a perfect character. He's a perfectly written character. It means his character was well executed in the story as well as his defining principles
What about Perfect Kars?
What about Johnathannnnnnnnn whaaaa
@@viniciusespindola7238 He's not perfect yet, he hasn't got a stand.
@@skye387 he has 36 stands.
So giorno could find balance between his sides, while diavolo couldn't. Just some more parallels.
I didn't realize people disliked Giorno so much, he is one of my favorites as well. I never really considered his inexperience a downside to his character, as I was watching through the anime, I always took it as calculation. I think he understood he wasn't stronger than a lot of the people who fought, but he beat them with his brain. I think that is a very different approach than what would be expected of the lineage of Jojos. Jotaro had a similar disposition I felt, and Giorno reminded me a lot of him throughout part 5. All in all, I loved Giorno's character and part 5 as a whole.
I didn't even know people disliked Giorno, literally everyone I know who watched part 5 loved him
"I, Giorno Giovanna Am An Absolute Badass"
That use of Diavolo’s theme playing in the background of ur analysis on Giorno makes him look like a villain.
Giorno is my second favorite Jojo after Joseph. Glad to see that he's getting some love in this video.
He's my favorite character of all the series. His depth and the finely threaded traits of his personality refering to Atlas the titan who challenged the olympic gods is absolutely breathtaking. Considering he has messianic powers is really really cool.
AAAAA THIS VIDEO EXPLAINS SO WELL WHAT I’VE TRIED TO EXPLAIN TO MY FRIENDS!!! I was never able to put my finger on it, but I always noticed there was something about part 5 and how much it focuses on peoples’ resolve and what they’re willing to sacrifice in order to reach the end goal. Giorno has an impossibly stunning resolve for a 15 year old (which, I mean, is kinda weird for me to say, as someone younger than him) and his resolve seems to activate the resolve of those around him. He basically just shows up and says, “If I can do this, so can you,” and others just _do it_
I can’t help but love Giorno
I think he’s my favorite JoJo because he’s the most human to me
Adapting to the situation and shifting when he needs to
Part 5 is my favourite, Mary sue? if any JoJo is a Mary sue it’s Jotaro.
Nothing like learning time stopping in the span of 4 minutes.
@@illusionofquality979 and Josefu surviving the fall after the volcano launched him 100s of km to the atmosphere.
I had never thinked bad about Giorno. He always were a good protagonist to me. But now looking him from this video's perspective, giorno becomes 1000% more interesting
Golden wind is one of my favorite parts, but it felt unfinished when it ended. I really wanted to see more about him being Dio's son, being confronted about it, and/or questioning it.
Same
I honestly thought Giorno was alright but this video opened up a better understanding of Giorno’s character for me, thank you so much for making this
Giorno and Diavolo are what Dio and Jonathan would have been if their upbringings were reversed.
One is naturally rotten to the core and even if given EVERYTHING on a silver platter from birth they won't change
The other is pure good and doesn't let their upbringing alone define them
Actually, I wonder what the series would have been like if dario was not such a dastard. According to speedwagon, dio is just evil by nature, but at least he would not have had motivation to end jonathans entire career if he had a better childhood I assume.
@@lpfan4491 Jorge Joestar plays a bit with this possibility by making Jorge (son of Jonathan) reboot the universe about 33 times, and in one of them Dio and Jonathan are very close, and we see Dio reacting to Jonathan's death. It's worth reading!
People hate Giorno? I love Giorno!
im sure all of or some of us here are inspired to better and evolve due to Giorno
with/without knowing his personality and character.
Crazily enough, it's that same resolve I would like to learn to have to face problems in my life, just not that absurd
@@everenjohn nope, you've got to balls to the wall all of it.
So basically
“If your his friend he would die to save you.
But if your his enemy, god help you.”
Exactly how'd be in real life where I'm concerned.
Why is he underrated? He is GORGEOUS