Again I've seen him in so many simp-ish memes that, when it came to his actual personality, I just wasn't ready.
He really just said he'll help if they can get married and had the receipts to show he wasn't all talk. That's... surprisingly intimidating and sexy?!?! Like I could see fangirls with...
@forkchan same, but I wouldn't say it was a choice of both his publishers and Araki if Araki wrote him as a female character first and the change was something the publishers insisted on. We don't know the finer details, but it does seem like a drastic change to make on a whim without any...
@muzzlrpress It mentioned earlier that it was a cemetery for prisoners, like people who were on death row or otherwise died before their sentence was up.
I have no idea where the other commenters are getting "flaccid pancake" when through this whole chapter I've been reading "Limp Bizkit"... but I agree that that is 1000% the localized name and I can't wait for the Part 6 dub for that reason alone.
I see that by now, the target of choice is now rats over dogs? I don't think a dog has been hurt since Part 4, but there have been rats everywhere since then.
@diorbratz just looks like a kind of flat joke about her not having a father that was present in her life... because, stereotypically, people learn to play catch and other kinds of outdoorsy fun things by spending time with their father.
Also, yeah, Jolyne of all Jojos saying someone looks...
@Deuxhey Basic deduction, really.
Event A: a character's sex is changed between chapters. There is no explanation as to "why" ever given
Event B: the character whose sex would otherwise have remained female later , a decision many would think was at least outlined from the start of the Part
It...
Why tf were people freaking out in the comments still about Jotaro being dead when we were very clearly explained a "X character won't die if I manage to do this" plot? Very similar to the whole plot with Holly in Part 3, should be simple to grasp.
I didn't notice the black girl design you guys were mentioning myself until the comments pointed it out to me, so I took a look back. No, it's not the most flattering picture, but you don't see the basic features you stereotypically see in caricature designs, so I'm hesitant to say that's the...