Gotta love Qtaro Kujo.

Qtaro Kujo is truly an amazing character. He has a unique charm that draws people in. His personality is a combination of strength and determination, which makes him highly admirable.

Whether it's in the face of difficult challenges or in his interactions with others, Qtaro always manages to shine. His actions and decisions are often influenced by his sense of justice and his desire to protect those he cares about.

Moreover, Qtaro's appearance is also quite distinctive. With his cool haircut and confident stance, he stands out from the crowd.

In conclusion, Qtaro Kujo is a character that is impossible not to love. His qualities and characteristics make him a favorite among many fans.

Today I just realized that I had never actually read this volume. Well, I think I read the first few chapters, but I got stuck on the old Enya, the representative of the Justice card, and I never reached Steely Dan, the representative of the lovers. So far, I like the battle against Dan more than the one with Enya, which I didn't fully understand (why does she run out of air when Star Platinum absorbs the fog that formed her stand?). That's right, to my surprise (and frustration), I discovered that the power of The Lovers is very similar to one that I had thought of for a character in S.M., but as long as I don't write anything down, I'm afraid it will keep happening to me. At least this time the one who "stole" my idea is a big shot like Araki :P

Now, I have finally reached a part that I had never read before and it only brings surprises. Don't give up!

I really liked it!

I guess the concept of "several members of people with superpowers traveling together" really appeals to me.

Every time they find themselves in a new town or a novel situation, I'm completely in the dark about what's going to happen, and it's truly exciting to discover new "stand" powers.

The characters like Hol-Horse, Polnareff, and Joseph Joestar (I'm not sure if that's the correct spelling) also contribute to the fun with their various scenes.

I think if Jotaro were the sole protagonist, the story would be far too serious. He never smiles and is always overly serious and intelligent, just like in parts 1-2.

However, I still can't quite understand why that little girl (whose name we still don't know) is with them. She swoons over Jotaro from time to time, and it makes me wonder why she's even in this story.

To be honest, he's too old for her and not exactly a great guy. This JoJo gives me the same vibes as Clint Eastwood.

Overall, there are both aspects I love and aspects I'm not too fond of in this story.

Memes in this volume offer a diverse and entertaining collection.

First, we have a series of images that capture various moments. There is an image of Jotaro with his little wholesome smile, which brings a sense of warmth and charm.

Then, there are several other images, each with its own unique appeal. One of them is described as "Only one of many", hinting at a larger collection or a continuation of a theme.

The "STAR SUCC" meme adds an element of playfulness and creativity.

Overall, these memes provide a source of amusement and can brighten up our day. They allow us to share a laugh and connect with others through the power of visual humor.

Whether we are fans of the specific subject matter or simply enjoy a good meme, this volume has something for everyone to enjoy.

The images are presented in a visually appealing way, with the use of appropriate classes and loading attributes to ensure a smooth viewing experience.

So, take a moment to browse through these memes and let the laughter begin!

3.0 - What the hell is this for the love of God kkk

This expression seems to convey a sense of confusion, frustration, or disbelief. It might be used when someone encounters something that they find completely baffling or absurd.

Perhaps the person is facing a situation that they simply cannot understand or make sense of. It could be a complex problem, a strange behavior from someone else, or an unexpected turn of events.

The use of "porra" and "kkk" adds an element of informality and maybe even a touch of humor to the statement. It shows that the person is not taking the situation too seriously, despite their initial confusion.

Overall, this phrase captures the essence of a moment when someone is at a loss for words and can only express their feelings with a combination of exasperation and a bit of lightheartedness.

I like that these are battles taken to the extreme, and they are getting weirder and weirder each time.

However, at the same time, I am tired of the way some cards are defeated, which don't generate any excitement for me.

Both the Justice card and the Lovers card are very strange battles, but that's just it.

As a result, I lose quite a bit of interest.

I find myself longing for more variety and depth in these battles.

Maybe there could be different strategies or unexpected twists that would reignite my passion.

Until then, I'll continue to watch, hoping for something more engaging to come along.

You know, the evolution of Dio's minions is rather fitting. In the 1800s, we were introduced to classic horror elements like vampires, zombies, and ghouls, as seen in Bram Stoker's works. However, 100 years later, the style has shifted. Now we have possessed dolls, haunted towns, and evil growths, which can scare contemporary audiences. Stardust Crusaders combines the best of both worlds. We still have the monsters, ridiculously muscular physiques, and fashionable characters. But now they also have the cerebral edge and flamboyant charm of Battle Tendency. These elements give familiar monster concepts a unique identity in Jojo.
Justice was a fun and intimidating stand that mostly made up for my dislike of its user. With the grand scale of his powers and the deadly nature of a single hit, he feels like a major mid-point boss. But even so, we don't lose sight of the light-hearted elements. Polnareff unknowingly rubbing salt in momma Geil's wounds is hilarious. And I find it endlessly amusing how he's so hung up about foreign toilets yet often gets attacked in the bathroom. This guy has become my new favorite.
Jotaro is also in top form. His stoicism keeps us constantly guessing about his thoughts. More often than not, we get to see the baddies being outsmarted, which really emphasizes how clever Jotaro is. We only see the results of his planning, rather than following his thought process. This means that, more often than not, we get those punchy "oh shit son" moments of Jotaro outsmarting his foes without the bad aftertaste some of Joseph's schemes had. Usually. Star Platinum inhaling a whole stand is kind of goofy and weird, but it's a solution that most people might consider if they thought about it long enough. He's also a very good boy who will let people walk on him to protect his grandpa.
To top it off, the whole Justice mini-arc ends with the reveal that they were in a graveyard the whole time. It's a small detail, but I really like it. It feels more appropriate than if they were in an empty field or an abandoned town. Something about the graveyard just seems right.
As usual, Joseph is a highlight. The brashness of his youth has turned into a goofy sort of worldliness. His wisdom is often undercut by something backfiring and making him look like a dope. I'm not sure how accurate this comparison is, but the dad from National Lampoon or Tim Allen from Home Improvement came to mind while I was describing Joseph. It's really cool that he's worldly enough to know that haggling is the norm in this region. But then he ends up getting ripped off anyway. I'm probably overthinking this. I just really love Joseph, guys. Leave me alone.

God, I love the Stardust Crusaders so much!

Have I said that enough? Seriously, it's one of my favorite "arcs" in anime/manga. But anyways, let's talk about Polnareff, the GOAT!

Again, he's the main character, and we can't forget about his poor toilet arc. All he wants is to shit in peace. Is that really so hard?

And Hol Horse again? Another GOAT!

And we saw a freaking Jotaro smile this volume? Truly, it has it all.

I love the current stand, Mr. Steely Dan (or Dan of Steel as you may call it).

Wow - this sure is b i z a r r e.

Jotaro is truly the funniest character.

His unique personality and actions always manage to bring a smile to our faces.

Whether it's his deadpan expressions or his unexpected reactions, Jotaro has a charm that is hard to resist.

He may seem tough on the outside, but deep down, he has a heart of gold.

His sense of humor often catches people off guard, making him even more endearing.

Whether he's cracking a joke or making a sarcastic comment, Jotaro always knows how to lighten the mood.

He is a true original and a joy to watch in any situation.

Overall, Jotaro is the funniest and most entertaining character, and we can't wait to see what he does next.

A ver como continúa.

At the moment, not everything about the stands fully convinces me.

The stands seem to lack a certain charm or functionality.

Maybe it's the design, which appears a bit plain and unappealing.

Or perhaps it's the layout, which doesn't seem to optimize the space effectively.

I'm also not sure about the materials used.

They might not be of the highest quality, giving the stands a somewhat flimsy feel.

However, I'm willing to wait and see how things develop.

Perhaps there are plans to improve or modify the stands in the future.

Maybe new features or enhancements will be added to make them more attractive and useful.

Until then, I'll keep an open mind and hope for the best.

Let's see how it all turns out.

The story up until this point is a little bit confusing and rather hard to understand.

However, I truly have a great love for the art. The illustrations are just so captivating and add a unique charm to the overall experience.

Moreover, the characters are simply awesome. Each one has its own distinct personality and characteristics that make them stand out.

They are well-developed and bring the story to life in a wonderful way.

Despite the initial confusion, the combination of the amazing art and the great characters keeps me highly engaged and interested in finding out what will happen next in the story.

I can't wait to see how it all unfolds and how the characters will grow and change throughout the journey.

It's like a mystery that I'm eager to solve, and I'm sure it will be an exciting adventure.

Overall, although the story may have its challenges in terms of comprehension, the art and the characters more than make up for it, making it a truly enjoyable and fascinating experience.

I liked this volume less.

I think that the resolution of the conflicts was a bit weak and broke all the accumulated tension, especially against Justice.

The build-up of the story had been quite intense, with various challenges and confrontations that kept me on the edge of my seat.

However, when it came to resolving these conflicts, it felt rushed and not as satisfying as I had hoped.

Justice, in particular, was a character that I had high expectations for, but the way the situation was handled didn't do justice to her character or the significance of the conflict.

Overall, while there were still some interesting aspects to the volume, the weak resolution of the conflicts left me a bit disappointed.

I hope that future volumes will do a better job of maintaining the tension and resolving the conflicts in a more engaging and satisfying way.