Audience reviews
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Polkaboy157
So P.3 in JoJo is my favorite part that has got an anime adaption and i realy like the second season so here is a review.
Story 9/10 the story is pretty repetetive at this point bit i can’t conplain because Dio is in it more!
Art 10/10 it’s fucking JoJo so the art is amazing.
Sound 10/10 the op is a banger and all the ed’s are bangers. The voice is amazing but especially Ayumi Fujimura’s voice acting of Polnareff is so good Takehito Koyashu is amazing (as always) and all the other voice acting is amazing.
Characters 10/10 Mohammed Avdol is my favorite anime character of all time, Iggy is so dope, Joseph Joestar is the chad of chads, Polnareff is amazing, Kakyoin is a realy good character, Dio is Dio ok? and Vanilla ice is a realy good suporting antagonist but Jotaro is SO FUCKING LAME he’s…
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Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Part 3 is my favourite among the series. It's just so awesome. It's masterful in its delivery of characters and story. It is amazing, I swear.
The story
It's masterful. Literally it's amazing.
The art
The art is the only thing that is missing from this becoming a masterpiece. The art needs work done. It's still great, but needs work.
The sound
The sound, again, is amazing. I enjoy it. The characters
The characters are amazing. Literally, masterpiece. I even almost, so nearly cried at the end of the series. You care too much about the characters.
I thoroughly enjoyed it.
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*NO SPOILERS*
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure quickly made it's way to the top of my favorite anime. The show is absolutely amazing because of how unique and fun it is and it was honestly really sad to watch it end. I have watched all parts, and currently waiting for part 6.
First off - Joutarou Kuujou is seriously a great character. He is one of the most memorable JoJos, and when I think of the show one of the first thing that comes to mind is him. He is well written and bonds nicely with the rest of the crusaders, which are also very well written and played out.
When it comes to the story, it is great to watch this quest unfold. The story is enjoyable and makes a lot of sense. There are I'd say a few plotholes in the show but it's harder for me to tell because I read the manga.
Other than tha…
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A Full Review of JJBA Stardust Crusaders - Battle in Egypt (ep. 1 - 24):
In Stardust Crusaders' Battle in Egypt, it is the new characters in the story that enabled more opportunities for better comedic scenes than compared to its previous one. The story continues on with the four men and a dog finally reaching Egypt in order to face Dio. This is not limited to the new set of interesting stand users they had to approach before Dio. Their various encounters with other stand users thankfully ended up being very entertaining, especially for adult audiences, which Araki (manga's author and artist), clearly knows how to poke fun in many of those bizarre situations.
Story: 8
The story (inspired by French author Jules Verne's adventure novel "Around the World in Eighty Days") consists of the…
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Another part/season of Jojo completed and added to the books! Let's get right into the anime basics.
*** MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS ***
Story; Carrying on from Stardust Crusaders 1st season, or cast of characters finally find themselves in Egypt getting closer to DIO... but of course, getting to him won't be easy because what's the fun in that? Follow the gang as they fight against new stand users, get into lot's of trouble and finally fight Dio on his turf. ARGH, this season was just as good as the last!!! I loved following the Jojo's and they're wonderful friends along this journey, and I'll also miss the hell out of them *cries in weeb*. Art; Just as fantastic as the last season. Sound; This has been the only OST so far that I haven't 100% loved. I honestly hated it at first, I thought it di…
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The story
9/10
The story of Stardust Crusaders is very good, but in the anime, they make it too long, but I want to talk about it in the enjoyment section.
I believe the ending is the finest of every animated part yet. From the beginning of Dio's World will feel something you never felt before about this series.
Art
10/10 I don't want to talk a lot about the art of this part, it's just very good I don't see any problem with it.
Characters
9/10
The characters are just great. Jotaro has way more depth than Jonathan or Joseph and Dio's motivation is better (if you read part 6 you'll understand it better, part 3 Dio with the part 6 explanation is a masterpiece)
Enjoyment
9/10
Because the anime is, for me at least, way too long for the original story. Besides that, the fights do not ro…
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The first season of Stardust Crusaders had a tendency to feel very repetitive very quickly. A majority of the episodes weren't much more than fight the stand user, move on, repeat for 20 episodes. I still enjoyed it because JoJo's has an extremely funny and entertaining way of twisting logic and pulling off deus ex machina, but it didn't feel like anything incredible.
The second season of Stardust Crusaders is that incredible installment I was waiting for. While the formula doesn't necessarily change that much, it capitalizes on its formula by making the fights feel so much more consequential and entertaining. Bast, both D'arbys, Vanilla Ice, Pet Shop, and the Dio fight (while maybe a little bit overrated) were all sequences that had me completely invested one way or another. The stakes f…
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Jojo Bizarre Adventure Part 3: Second Season is pretty much the same thing that you experienced in the first season, however unlike the first season where practically every episode the group had a new enemy to fight, on this season they basically put 2 episodes for each new enemy, which makes the pace of the episodes much better than the first season.
This new enemies are bland though - just like the first season -, unlike before where the Stands were based on Tarot Cards, now the enemies are related to the Egyptian Gods that, for some reason, are the origin of the Tarot Cards? I didn't get that and it seems like they threw the idea away just as quickly as it was shown, another thing that was thrown was the Egyptian Mythology behind each stand. Earlier Stands this season were somewhat rel…
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Yes, it is my first time writing a review, but I feel like I really needed to for this series.
I got into JoJo not too long ago mainly because of everyone telling me to watch it, and i so far do not regret it. But, this review will only be on the Part 3 of the series as it was the one who made me feel that way so I could write the review.
The story, as someone already mentioned gets repetitive after a while, since all of the enemy stand user encounters are basically the same and end in the same way. While I agree to the statement I do also feel like the encounters while repetitive, were needed for both character development and the story it self. That is the reason why the story for me is a 7/10. It's not the best, but it is also not the worst. In my opinion it has it's ups and lows.
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What I Enjoyed:
Enhanced Character development - even minimal/side characters were focused within the series with their own smaller story lines or developed backgrounds.
Balanced Action Sequences - every single fight seemed fair, each character had their time to shine even a few of the minor villains had triumph over the lead characters at some point.
Plot Twists - the story wasn't entirely focused on a linear based story line, at times characters often referred to the past to incorporate momentum shifts in the last minute to defeat an enemy etc.
If you can't beat them, join them: The thing that stood out most to me while watching this season was the notion that the not all the characters were defeated beyond recovery, I enjoyed the fact that defeated enemies could be utilized as a…
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The story has become a bit repetitive to get a lot more episodes in compared to the original which had 6-7 episodes for each season, so it didn't feel like the story was always there. Nonetheless, they did a good job with this and made these episodes still engaging and never made it seem "boring" as I have seen some people complain.
The art is a lot better than previous seasons but the colour at certain parts still confuses me, but it is a lot more consistent than previously which is a good jump.
The sound is where all of the memes come from, people who have never seen JoJo quote this season constantly and after seeing it, I have come to appreciate that a lot. Hearing ORA ORA against MUDA MUDA shows the differences between the sides as well.
Avdol - Mohammed Avdol uses his flaming perso…
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Jojo's bizarre adventure stardust crusaders climactic finale, we went to Hong Kong, Singapore, India, Pakistan, Arabia, crossed the Red Sea and finally made it to the place were we wanted to go from the start of our journey, Egypt. The second season to part 3 stardust crusaders is the most satisfying conclusion to any Jojo part and many shonen series out there, we continue following our fellow crusaders across the Nile and finally arrive at Cairo in Egypt, stardust crusaders 2nd season is one of the best jojo parts around and is a greatly satisfying conclusion to the Brando and Joestar rivalry, but does it hold up as well today as it did 1989 or when it was first released in the U.S back in 2005, well if you couldn't guess by know, of course part 3 is the best part of JoJo to date (in my h…
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Part 3 of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure is absolutely stellar.
I definitely did not used to feel this way about Part 3, but after a recent re-watch of both seasons, I can definitively say that Part 3 is one of, if not THE, best animated part in the entire series. I'll organize the rest of the review into the parts that MAL makes you score individually.
There may be some spoilers, but all of the noteworthy Part 3 spoilers have become massive memes at this point. I should also make myself clear that this is a review for both Season 1 and Season 2, leaving 2 different reviews for each season would be wack.
Story: 8
Definitely not the most entertaining of the Jojo series, but it sure as hell was when it came out. Bringing an end to the intertwining fate between the Joestars and DIO, Part 3 spen…
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Definitely some spoilers, don't read if you don't want to be spoiled.
Story: 3
The story became very repetitive at this point. Most of the episodes were: Go from current point to next point, encounter enemy Stand user, defeat stand user, repeat until we reach Dio. It became a monster-of-the-week series and it just felt really bland. The fights varied somewhat but in the end I was expecting a little more than what was essentially an RPG grind until you hit max level and go do an end game boss.
Art: 9
The art style definitely made everything feel more dramatic and dark, while the backgrounds gave a really good view of what Egypt looks like (at least from someone who hasn't been there). The characters themselves are very detailed with proper shadings of clothing which makes them look 'rea…
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Now I'm going to let you know in advance that Stardust Crusaders is my favorite manga of all time. So I'm a little biased toward it and it's anime adaptation but I am going to write a review to the best of my abilities taking this into consideration.
What is the beast called Jojo's Bizarre Adventure you ask? If you're looking at this with no prior experience with the series you should go watch Jojo's Bizarre Adventure (2012) which is an adaptation of the first two parts you need to watch! Jojo's is a legendary manga series that spans many genres of manga including Shounen, Seinen, Slice of Life and so on and so forth. It's definitely worth a read. Today we're going to be talking about the anime adaptation of the most iconic part in the series to date, Stardust Crusaders.
Story: Now the…
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The JoJo series is a very peculiar beast, one ridden with overly muscular super humans, flamboyantly stunning poses, and over-the-top battles that are sure to fill your battle shounen needs. All of these elements are turned up to 11 for Part 3, also known as Stardust Crusaders. While the first season of Stardust Crusaders helped get the ball rolling, the second season had me fully invested, excitedly awaiting my dose of weekly JoJo tomfoolery and badassery.
Admittedly, I've yet to read or watch Part 1 and 2 of JoJo(as of writing this review) [2016 Update: Caught up through Part 4 of the anime - JoJo fever is in full effect // 2023 Update: I've read up through Part 7, yare yare daze...]. I know that seems to throw my merit right out the door, but let me explain! Last year I was in the heat…
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The second season of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders is the when all the real stuff of the 3rd part of JoJo manga happens.
It picks up right where the first season left off and doesn't waste a moment to start doing what Stardust Crusaders does best, and that is episodic, intense, imaginative fights. Not much is changed in the overall sturcture of the show. It still follows the formula of traveling from one place to another, and encountering new enemies on the way in an episodic manner.
The cream of the entire show are fights, and I am happy to say that the second season is where most of the better fights from the manga take place. The fights in the second season are longer and way more intense and imaginative. The fact that unlike the first season, the second one has a def…
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"When life gives you Hirohiko Araki, you watch Jojo."
-Youtube Commenter
The Climax of the Stardust Crusader arc, or the Egypt arc of part 3. Using David Production close to source faithful adaptation of the hit 1993 manga of the same name can be summed up in three words:
"OH MY GOD!!!"
This anime of the manga is great. The plot is straightforward, the art is nostalgic, and the music track.
My god, the music track. If you want to have a break from all the current generation art-style and some old balls to the walls action pack anime with a very bizarre, yet entertaining adventure, this anime is for you. We got vampires, dashing old man, and most of all, Friendship.
I give this anime a 10/10
Very biased, of course.
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When you're in the world of anime and manga, there are these popular and trending materials that are too long and big to take up and follow. No matter how hard you try to ignore these trends, they keep popping up, and it almost feels like it is impossible to stay up to date in the anime world without watching/reading them. At least for me, not staying up to date is like being dead in this world of anime.
JoJo was one of these trending things, and I tried real hard to ignore it, because getting myself in the JoJo world would only fatten up my backlog. However, then back in 2012, I heard JoJo manga (which is quite old) is getting animated, and thought this was a good chance for me to get myself into the series.
May be I was crazy or something, but I thought at that time, it would be better f…
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An action-packed adventure of fun, bizarreness, crazy gimmicks, and dangerous distinction. Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Stardust Crusaders: Second Season (or Egypt Arc) provokes the question of what the audience wants to see next. The first half of the adaptation already showed plenty of Stands ranging from one that can attack via reflective surfaces, a parasitic being that can enter a victim’s brain, or even a Stand that can attack in dreams with Freddy Krueger style. The answer is simple really. It continuously deliver a source of imaginative and entertainment that almost anyone will find entrancing.
As a direct continuation of the first season, it’s imperative to watch it before venturing into the Egypt Arc. Otherwise, you’ll be wondering around like a goat in a desert. Propelled by the se…
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