This is so strange. This series seems to be trying to develop the plot into the direction of "We can change the view of society" which isn't inherently wrong, however the fact that it seems to include interspecies relationships to me is pretty gross.
The Herbivores and Carnivores can coexist...
@Seregosa
These guys and humans are not comparable at all. They aren't just different races, they're different SPECIES. They are not compatible genetically in any way.
If you wanna look for a race equivalent in this universe then look no further than dog breeds
This is getting really interesting. I really like how the world is being fleshed out in this series. While in our world it is somewhat normal for herbivores to eat meat (during winter in particular, when there is more energy to be found in meat than plants), here it's outrageous. It's unheard of...
It's interesting. It really depends based on what you define "intelligence". Because arguably, domesticated dogs like Jack are smarter and more suited to live in modern society. They're kinder and more perceptive of expressions and emotions than wolves. It would make sense he's smarter than...
Ok, so it's pretty obvious Gyro is from Italy (considering all the other Zeppelis were and Ceasar also made family honor a big deal)
However, what's with the consent thing? I'm so confused.
Ok, so it's clear that the 'shooting star' is the equivalent of the meteor with the Stand virus that crashed in Egypt in the original universe.
Also, I think Tim calls his ability a Stand because he could 'Stand back up' because it saved his life?
Hmm. I like that this new Jojo is an ass right now. It leaves him up for a lot of growth, something only Jolyne could really be said to have.
Also, him being disabled is a 100% story hook