[X]First, Overdrive. Then, teach lesson. Monologue. Continue beating until lesson is learned properly.
-[X]Give a brief monologue about how the Power of Authority must never be used to inflict suffering on one's subordinates.
 
Well actually, I feel like Jotaro should look like he's casually using Ripple to expel the poison first, even though it's really difficult. Then, he lays on the beatdown after monologue.
 
So, JoJo just discovered the Ripple/Hamon on his own, and is now going to beat down a Gorgon.

And within the next few days, will spontaneously manifest Star Platinum from sheer outrage at the way the school is run.

... Yup. Sounds like one of JoJo's Bizarre Adventures.
 
So, JoJo just discovered the Ripple/Hamon on his own, and is now going to beat down a Gorgon.

And within the next few days, will spontaneously manifest Star Platinum from sheer outrage at the way the school is run.

... Yup. Sounds like one of JoJo's Bizarre Adventures.
You forgot about him learning in just few fights that Star Platinum can stop time :p
 
And within the next few days, will spontaneously manifest Star Platinum from sheer outrage at the way the school is run.

... Yup. Sounds like one of JoJo's Bizarre Adventures.

You forgot about him learning in just few fights that Star Platinum can stop time :p

That'll come when he needs more time to save someone.

Sounds like a convenient plot device to me.

...Then again I really need to watch Jojo.
 
You can watch it for free on Crunchyroll. So far, only parts one, two, and three have actually been animated. My personal favorite was part 2, but the one most people know is part 3 due to it being the first part to get an anime (and later, a remake).
 
You can watch it for free on Crunchyroll. So far, only parts one, two, and three have actually been animated. My personal favorite was part 2, but the one most people know is part 3 due to it being the first part to get an anime (and later, a remake).

Thanks. I'll watch it when i have the time. I heard it's pretty dark though.

Convenient Plot device, Convenient Awesomeness. Tomato - Tomato (That saying really doesn't work as well on a forum does it?)

No it doesn't.
 
Just like Star Platinum's time stop in canon.
I know, right! Star Platinum's time stop was such bs! People can try all they want to reason it, but Star Platinum's powers were defined from the moment it appeared. It was the fastest, strongest, most durable, most precise stand around. That was its power. It showed no signs of developing over the course of the series. And then suddenly, in the fight with Dio, Jotaro can move while time is stopped. And then he can move more. And in the course of one fight, Star Platinum goes through more development than Dio's stand, The World, did in four years.

It would be one thing if there had been actual foreshadowing over this. But there wasn't. 99% of part three, Star Platinum's powers are set in stone, and in that last 1% of it, suddenly they're developing.

And, of course, there's the sheer number of times Jotaro is saved by a combination of absurd luck and pure bs in that fight. Yes, there was one point where Dio was saved by luck. There were at least six times where Jotaro should have been dead. Starting with the very first time he moved in time stop.

Most of part 3 was okay. But the author made Dio too powerful, and wrote himself into a corner because of it.
 
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The world was based on jotaro stand. which is based on johnathan stand. Yeah, i know.

Remember that dio could use joseph stand?
 
I don't know, i felt that the ability to pull things out of now where(Jotaro in his prison was somehow able to get stuff that should be impossible was a small foreshadowing to that.) was part of it. How else is it explain that Star Platinum is able to get all of that in one night or so without anyone noticing it?
 
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