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**Original Article**: The cat is sleeping on the mat.

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The cute little cat is peacefully sleeping on the soft mat.

It lies there motionless, with its eyes closed and its body relaxed.

The mat provides a comfortable place for the cat to take a nap.

The sunlight filters through the window and shines on the cat, making it look even more cozy.

It seems that nothing can disturb the cat's sweet dream at this moment.

Maybe it is dreaming of chasing mice or playing with its favorite toys.

As we watch the sleeping cat, we can't help but feel a sense of tranquility and warmth.

Ohh,

The first volume of part 3 is truly well thought out.

I can completely understand why Jotaro would be extremely annoyed by people pestering him so much.

It seems that Jotaro has always been a person who prefers to be left alone and handle things in his own way.

However, with so many people constantly bothering him, it's no wonder he gets frustrated.

This volume does a great job of showing Jotaro's character and his struggles with dealing with others.

It also sets up the story for what's to come in a very interesting way.

I'm really looking forward to seeing how the rest of part 3 unfolds and how Jotaro will deal with the challenges that come his way.

This wasn't bad;

it's just not the type of series that's my cup of tea. I picked it up because I was curious about its cult appeal.

Everything is supposed to be campy and intentionally over-the-top to be funny. So, if that's *your* thing, you'll probably enjoy it.

The art is good, though dated, since it's an older series.

I don't really like either of the main characters. And, since I didn't really enjoy the camp, I just found it silly that the two guys were beefcakes made for slash.

Perhaps if I had a different sense of humor or was more into the campy style, I might have had a different opinion. But as it stands, it just didn't quite click with me.

However, I can see how others might find it highly entertaining and engaging.

It has its own unique charm and a dedicated fan base, which is a testament to its appeal in certain circles.

Maybe I'll give it another try sometime in the future and see if my perspective has changed.

For now, though, I'll be moving on to other series that better suit my tastes.

Looking back on the first series within JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is truly strange.

Nearly all the elements of its style were either different or just in the process of developing.

During this stage, it bore more resemblance to the old school shonen genre rather than the unique series that it would later give birth to.

The characters, the storylines, and the overall aesthetic were still evolving.

It was like a work in progress, finding its own identity and path.

However, even in its nascent form, there were glimmers of the brilliance that was to come.

The seeds of the unique and captivating world of JoJo were already being sown.

As the series progressed, it would go on to become a cult classic, beloved by fans around the world for its distinct style and unforgettable characters.

The first series may have been a humble beginning, but it was the foundation upon which the entire JoJo's Bizarre Adventure franchise was built.