For my taste, it takes itself too lightly. If there are no rules and coherence, everything is allowed but nothing makes sense.

It seems that this lack of seriousness leads to a situation where chaos prevails. Without clear guidelines and a consistent approach, people can do whatever they want, but this freedom comes at a cost. There is no structure to give meaning and purpose to actions.

I believe that a certain degree of seriousness is necessary in order to have a functioning and meaningful society. Rules provide a framework within which we can interact and make sense of the world around us. Coherence ensures that our actions are consistent and that we are working towards common goals.

Perhaps it is time for us to reevaluate our attitude towards seriousness and recognize its importance in creating a more stable and fulfilling life.

JJBA Part 1, Volume 1. Japanese edition, twelfth printing.

This particular volume of JJBA Part 1 holds a special place for fans. The twelfth printing indicates its popularity and the demand it has generated over the years.

The Japanese edition offers an authentic experience, presenting the story in its original language and with the unique art style that has made JJBA so beloved.

Tomo 1 likely contains the initial chapters that introduce the captivating world of JJBA, its memorable characters, and the thrilling adventures that await.

Collectors and enthusiasts alike would highly value this edition, especially with its twelfth printing status. It serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of JJBA and continues to attract new fans to this amazing series.

Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the world of JJBA, this volume is definitely worth adding to your collection.

This one was also really enjoyable.

The art is extremely cool, but sometimes the action can be a bit difficult to understand.

The story is wild and always interesting.

Another fun installment, and I still have a great affection for the highly stylized artwork.

However, at times it can be challenging to make out what's happening in a particular frame due to its visually busy nature.

The story is as crazy as ever and always manages to keep me engaged.

I'm really looking forward to the next one!

It's always exciting to see what new twists and turns the story will take, and how the amazing art will continue to evolve.

Overall, this is a great series that I highly recommend to anyone who enjoys unique and captivating comics.

They still haven't kissed...

This simple statement holds a world of anticipation and mystery. It makes one wonder what is holding them back. Are they shy, or perhaps there are external factors influencing their actions?

Maybe they are in the process of getting to know each other better, savoring every moment of their connection. Or perhaps there is a deeper emotional turmoil within them that prevents them from taking that leap.

Whatever the reason, the fact that they still haven't kissed adds an element of excitement and uncertainty to their relationship. It leaves us on the edge of our seats, eagerly waiting to see when that moment will finally come.

Will it be a passionate and intense kiss, or a gentle and tender one? Only time will tell.

Pretty great art^.^

Phantom Blood offers us a captivating glimpse into the truly extraordinary world of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.

Jonathan Joestar, a gentle and kind-hearted young nobleman, is determined to use his father's inheritance for noble deeds and leads a life of virtue and selflessness. However, everything takes a drastic turn when his father adopts the son of a deceased man who once saved his life. Young Dio Brando, who appears to be a gentle nobleman like Jonathan on the surface, is actually a power-hungry sociopath. He abuses his stepbrother behind closed doors and plots to overthrow Jojo's father to steal the inheritance for himself. The conflict between Jonathan and Dio escalates to supernatural levels, igniting a deadly rivalry that has been brewing for over a thousand years.

Phantom Blood serves as a massive prologue to the core of the JoJo universe. It is written in the style of an Agatha Christie Victorian murder mystery, but with a crazy blend of thematic elements from various sources such as the historical paranormal horror of The Mummy, the intense action sequences of Conan the Barbarian, and the supernatural martial arts of Fist of the North Star and Dragon Ball Z.

This story is both weird and fun, featuring several genuinely shocking horror moments, along with a nice balance of romance, comedy, and explosive action. I also appreciate how it incorporates real historical figures like Jack the Ripper and the knights of Queen Mary Stuart into the narrative.

Nevertheless, the writing does show its age. I've heard many people claim that Phantom Blood is the weakest story arc in the entire series and doesn't do justice to the series as a whole. So far, I can understand their perspective. The characters are outrageously over the top, which makes them exotic and entertaining, but most lack depth. The lore of the story is fascinating, but the actual plot of the series thus far leaves much to be desired.

Nonetheless, I am eager to see how much better the future arcs of this series will hopefully be.

Oh my God, I completely forgot how much I was into Jonathan's story. He is just such a good-hearted man, and let's not forget, he's also extremely hot! Seriously, he has this charm that just draws you in. But alas, RIP the Baron. He really did a great job in the story. And now, it's time for DIOOOOOOOO! The anticipation is palpable. I can't wait to see what unfolds with his character.

And of course, a shoutout to SPEEDWAGON. He's such a great addition to the story, with his unique personality and loyalty. He always brings a sense of fun and excitement. I'm really looking forward to seeing more of him as well. Overall, this story has so many great characters and plotlines that keep you on the edge of your seat. I'm loving every moment of it.

I find that going beyond all limits with Dio is amazing. It seems to me a great success.

From the scene with the baby to the way you consider that it is bad, because it is very bad.

This volume I liked for its form, more than its substance, because the themes to be dealt with attracted me very much and without filters.

It's like a wild ride that takes you through various emotions and ideas.

The rawness and boldness of the presentation make it stand out.

It doesn't shy away from exploring the darker aspects, which gives it a certain depth and authenticity.

Overall, it's an experience that leaves a lasting impression and makes you think about different perspectives.

Whether you agree or disagree with the content, it definitely makes you engage and form your own opinions.

And that, in my opinion, is what makes it a truly interesting and worthwhile read.