kars-in-space:

dr-doc-phd:

Honestly, the thing about jojo is that it starts kinda normal, and each new bizarre thing it introduces seems so logical in context; you don’t even realize how weird it is until you look up and realized you’ve gone from watching two kids fighting for daddy’s approval, to watching a 70 year old old man helping his grandson cheat at MLB 2k 1989 to save the immortal soul of his best friend while simultaneously searching for the surviving one of those aforementioned kids, who’s now a sexy evil vampire that stops time and has stolen his rivals body.

My favorite part about this post is that it makes it sound like the show started normal and ended weird as though that is the peak, when in reality that is only near the end of part 3 of 8 of an ongoing series and it still continues to ramp up to this day.

It doesn’t even cover the main character turning his teeth into jellyfish to absorb the piss he’s drinking, the rainbow that turns people into snails, an antagonist who has the same backstory as the main character from Holes, the US president collecting the remains of Jesus Christ to protect America, or from the latest part, A Stand who controls air pressure that takes the form of a lego replica of the White House

Which by the way is the same part that features a main protagonist who poses two sets of balls

Basically this show is great because you never know what to expect and it always manages to surprise you, but it’s so well executed that you never really question it and you remain engaged and go with it

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