I finally know what it means to be stupid

Rachelle 2022-03-23 09:03:37

I have never been able to watch JOJO's series of animations. I always ask in my mind, why is this? Then why? What are they doing there? But recently, I started watching it again. I just finished watching the first one. It seems to be a remastered version. I finally realized what it means to be stupid. One of these people is like that. The good guys are like that, and the bad guys are like that. At the end of the fight, all the brains are gone. How can it be turned into a hug and kiss? When two people fight, why do they sympathize with each other at the end, and then cry? I'm starting to think that this thing is so handsome! This animation is really fierce and powerful.

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  • Vita 2022-03-25 09:01:23

    3.5. The most pure ancient and gorgeous, the cultural core is the blood theory of Greek mythology and the fighting spirit of the Colosseum, and the forms are romantic dramas (the first part) and popcorn movies (the second part). At first glance, the prediction of Melaleuca is a slot, but it has also been refined into a unique style through intentional repeated use. Every character is also a pure person (or not), and the difference between light and darkness may only lie in the different definitions of the sublime. The phrase "Jiang Ziya" is very suitable here, "In your own way, become a True God", this applies to both the enemy and the enemy. But this purity also determines that no matter how the story of Qiao's family changes with the changes of the spirit of the times, it will not have any real destructive force on traditional values, so after all, I don't want to poke my point, a firm Missionary.

  • Heloise 2022-03-20 09:03:10

    The muscular man is a bit demonic, the ripple principle is a bit lame, and the plot of pure fighting is rather boring, leaving only dazzling and bloody pictures.

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure quotes

  • [repeated line]

    Joseph Joestar: Oh No!

  • [repeated line]

    Koichi Hirose: [activates his Stand] Act Three: Freeze!