Audience reviews
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FlipFire95
This adaptation of a Jojo part is a love letter to all the Jojo fans around the world. It is my favorite animated Jojo part by far and I'll tell you why in this review.
First off, the source material is already phenomenal to begin with and definitely a fun material to work with. We are introduced to Giorno Giovanna, a character who aspires to be a Gang-Star in Italy. He is a character that possesses the elements of both the Brando and Joestar families. From there, we can see throughout the anime how he adopts both clashing traits from the rival bloodlines and implementing them throughout his fights and journey. It also helps that this part seperates him from the main Jojo characters from the past (namely Jotaro) so that we can get full experience of Giorno himself. A golden experience, ev…
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JoJo p.5 is my third favorite part and it is a masterpiece i love everything about it and it’s amazing. Hope you enjoy! OBS! Thai will contain spoilers.
Story: The story in ’Golden wind’ is so good i love the hole mafia thing and Giorno’s hole dream. All the stands are realy cool and i think Giorno’s stand is realy dope and i think is one of the better protagonist stands in the hole series. I love Giorno’s journey from a regular soldato in passione to a mafiaioso and i love that journey. I realy like how Araki portraits the city of Naples, the coruption, how the mafia controlls everything and the hole drug thing and i love it.
Art: It is JoJo so the art is amazing and in part.5 goes from 10/10 art to 1000/10 art i love the character desingn which realy elevates the art, i love the colours…
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Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Golden Wind takes everything from Stardust Crusaders and greatly improves on it. This part features the most likable main cast out of any part. Each character felt human, believable, and had powerful backstories that made you care for each of them. The character designs and art are vibrant and lively. What makes the antagonist Diavolo so great is his mysterious and paranoid attitude while also being very brutal and smart.
The story is great for the direction the part wanted to take. The unique, clever, and engaging fights make the story all the more enjoyable too. The music is outstanding, especially the character themes they fit really well in the fights. The only problem I had was with the outro and second intro I thought they didn’t fit with the tone of the sho…
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A near perfect action adventure superhero/fantasy anime. The soundtrack is straight up bomb, there is a reason it is used so often in memes and videos. There's no shortage of epic "cliche" anime moments that will make u stand up in your seat, and its hella action packed so you won't be bored a minute. The music and action scenes just synergize together so perfectly to create hype and excitement for the audience. Each episode is just bursting with plot twists, explosive moments, confusion, and epic acts of heroism. The acting is perfect, the music is perfect, and the story while simple is actually pretty captivating. Some episodes really hit hard. Surprisingly, there are several quite emotional scenes in the anime that actually play very well into the story. You can tell, everything that ha…
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I don't even know where to start.
The Animation is 10/10
The Story is 10/10
The OSTs are godlevel and 11/10.
By far one of the best parts of JoJo. The whole capo/italian mafia setting is so interesting and cool to watch. Even MORE Bizarre Stands, especially King Crimson.
EXTREMELY interesting characters, Youtube has literally tons of videos explaining doppios shizophrenia in-depth, or Risottos tragic story in the show.
Godlike Animation, headfuckery with Time Skips and King Crimson, its been a long time i had such amazing goosebumps such as in the Bruno VS King Crimson Fight. This review is combining all JoJo Parts, because every part is equally as amazing, trust me. I just cant bother to write a review for every part :)
They are all on the same level. Onto Stone Ocean soon my friends!
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This is an awesome part of JoJo. The setting is unique and colorful, the soundtrack is my favorite out of all of them so far, and the characters feel so genuine, and I'm almost as attached to them all as the Duwang Gang. Plus, it contains my favorite stand out of all of them, Buccellati's own Sticky Fingers. The Stands in this part are starting to get more complex, but are still understandable enough to have a good battle with them and know what's going on. I absolutely love the first few episodes, the Giorno's initiation is an awesome arc and I love seeing the gang begin to trust him and accepting him as a member. They're all great characters, and my only complaints out of the entire runtime are the unnecessary flashback scenes the and how the ending seems kind of phoned in due to the sor…
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This is one of the best anime's i have ever seen this anime is very creative due to the amount of stands and how each of them have unique abilities and the characters are also very unique besides carne since that dude looks mad weird and pesci but he kinda had his moment so yeah. but Giorno is a very good character in my opinion since he has a dream and he keeps maturing as the story moves on and diavolo is a good villian since he has a very powerful stand and he has very strong motives. The side characters are really good my favorite is Bucciarati, everyone loves him he is a good person and his stand is basic but unique in its own way he uses it very well and he finds new methods to win each time he has to fight.
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There are a lot of reasons why i love JoJo,
Color schemes, Fights, Music, Sound effects, Effects on themselves, Openings, How long it is, How amazing the character development is.
JoJo is a masterpiece.
My most favourite anime of all time, hands down.
Starting from JoJo 2012 to here, Loads of improvements, You can tell by the amount of changes from sound, character design and such. Opening's on the other hand, are unskippable, in my opinion. OST: The OST for all parts are AMAZING. They are the best OST's I've ever heard.
JoJo Part 5 has something special, the consistency of making us cry, laugh and feel amazed at the stand's shown.
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As the 5th part to JoJo's, I expected a lot. With that being said, it fully exceeded my expectations. The soundtrack was as glorious as ever and really fit the setting. The artwork and color palette continued to amaze me and reminded me of the real Italy. The story, although simple, is definitely enjoyable. The best part, however, was the fights. Each stand was wonderfully unique, and each battle was a joy to watch. Overall, you should watch this part even if, for some reason, you don't want to watch Jojo's. Part 5 is truly a bizarre adventure, but also a fantastic one.
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If I could recommend a show that isn't too long but has a great story with characters that go through hell and back for each other while just deliver just an overall great experience I would recommend Golden Wind.
Story: 9
While I think the story is the weakest point of the whole series let me tell you that I do not think it is a bad thing. There are a few things that could be changed to make it a better experience, but don't want to list here for spoiler reasons. But overall the story is extremely solid which gives the show a great backbone.
Art: 10
Personally I love all of the styles that JoJo's has throughout all of the different parts, but Part 5's is a new refined style that really gives the story and characters the best look possible.
Sound: 10
Girono's Theme. Fighting Gold. Th…
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The last animated part at the time of this review. Now we leave Japan again to find ourselves in 21st century Italy, with mafias and Stand users loose in the streets. This part takes character development to an extreme, where the protagonist is the entire crew.
Story: Immersive and attractive storyline with interesting characters and plot points. Most twists are foreshadowed in some way and, although some critical points are justified with "fate", this ties well into the rest of the series. I don't give it a full 10 because I am still a bit skeptical about that "fate".
Art: Not much to say, the style is gorgeous with breathtaking panoramic shots. The beauty of Italy is realistically portrayed in a level that you can recognize most locations shown in the series in real life. When the colo…
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TLDR;
Story: 9/10
Character: 10/10
Art: 9/10
Sound: Actual Perfection
Personal enjoyment: 10/10
Overall: 10/10
After watching/reading every completed JoJo part, I can confidently say that Vento Aureo/Golden Wind is my favorite by a good margin. I don't know where Araki pulled this story from, but almost everything about Golden Wind is better than the previous parts (with a few exceptions that I'll go over). - Story -
Araki's approach to storytelling in this part is incredibly refreshing and a great change of pace. Unlike Parts 3 and 4, Golden Wind has a story that continually builds upon itself from beginning to end with stand battles between key story moments and great twists/turns throughout. Also, just the idea of taking over Italy's largest mafia organization is awesome to me, and t…
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MUDAMUDAMUDAMUDA~!!!
LA first seeing that the next Jojo will be the illegitimate son of Dio made LA skeptical and curious in many ways but by the end of it all, LA very much liked Giorno Giovanna mainly thanks to the core cast and is an even more upgraded but detrimental version of Josuke's Stand that lands to alot more creative and BIZARRE Stand fights.
If there was a way of saying what Golden Wind is like, well it's like Stardust Crusader's roadtrip to travel around this time mostly revolving around Italy and get to the Big Bad amalgamated with Diamond's are Unbreakable's Big Bad's motives to a whole new level, WITH both having cameos from BOTH with the main protagonist being a Jonathon Joestar feel to it but giving his screentime to his friends instead...
Let's start with Giorno voic…
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I'm a sucker for a good Jojo anime, but this would be the first one I have formally reviewed.
Vento Aureo is outstanding.
I've only seen bits and pieces of the original manga, but I've heard that the anime is a fairly impressive adaptation. It even goes as far to flesh out scenes that were considered "relatively minor" in the manga as they were sort of like Araki's personal joke 'easter eggs' as it were.
I mean, the Torture Dance? Oh my goodness. I was not prepared for a full length sequence of that.
An immaculate work of beautifully crafted storytelling.
Gorgeous visuals (though prone to David Production's occasional odd artstyle choices from time to time.)
An extremely memorable and even addictive soundtrack that really sticks with the viewer long after watching.
I'm not entirely…
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I loved it. By far my favorite Jojo's Bizarre Adventure story yet.
A nice return to form after Diamond is Unbreakable which I liked overall, but felt was disappointing in many ways because it abandoned a lot of the things that I have love about the series, like (for example) the sense of adventure. Golden Wind is basically Stardust Crusaders on steroids. Take the relatively pedestrian stand battles from Stardust Crusaders and replace them with the most imaginative fights featuring the most brutal stands and villains in the series and what you get is Golden Wind. This also features my favorite Jojos in the series. They're very likeable and funny. They deliver memorable moments. They're fantastic. It's a great gang.
David Pro did an incredible job adapting this story. Visuals, pacing, voi…
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I love JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. It's probably my favorite anime and manga series of all time. This is going to be a biased review written by someone who's loved this story for a long time already. I knew before going into this anime that it would be good. David Production has yet to poorly adapt any of Hirohiko Araki's stellar manga series and Golden Wind is their best work to date. Golden Wind is the best adapted part of JoJo's. It elevates an already amazing story into something truly unforgettable. I loved everything about it.
Going over story is absolutely boring. No one likes reading it. So, I'll just skip straight to the good stuff. The art is as if Araki drew it himself. They blended the hard lines and corkscrew shoulders of Stardust Crusaders with Diamond is Unbreakable's vivid c…
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You know, I will be relentless when writing this review, but I do feel compassion for Araki’s situation when writing this story. Coming out of his enormous success with previous Jojo’s parts, having a huge follow up by fans, and probably being laurelled by praise of his editors, it would be simple for him to accommodate. To stop trying, challenging himself and coming with ways for improvement. This movement is something Araki does not fall into, though to the expense of failing hard the ceiling of his own works above him.
The general premise of a Jojo part, is no brainers for anyone familiar with the series, we have our megalomaniac villain to defeat, a group of idealistic heroes, the clear distinction between good and evil. And, of course the oldest way of resolving conflict, proving you…
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[Spoiler Warning]
I am a fan of JOJO, a big one at that, but this part, i.e. part 5 is kind of overrated. Now, before you guys unleash the 7-page Muda on me, let me address this first - overrated does not mean bad, it just means that while the show is good, people put it on a pedestal reserved for the greats. Now that that’s out of the way, let’s get started.
JOJO Part 5 aka “Golden (Experience) Wind” aka “How does King Crimson work?” aka “Araki flexes on you with his awesome taste in music” aka “Girono’s piss drinking adventure” is the fifth instalment in the Jojo franchise. Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure is one of the few shounen that does something which most other shounen don’t, that is, it’s actually manages to be interesting. This season we follow Giorno Giovanna as he has a dream in wh…
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This fifth instalment of JoJo tells, of a group of boys in search of justice and a world that, thanks to them and their heroism, will begin to change for the better. Boys who live, sacrifice themselves, fight against an apparently incontrovertible destiny, bringing with them an resolute spirit, a golden wind that blows away the injustices from the world.
The review may contain spoilers.
The story is set in Italy, precisely in Naples, a city where crime unleashed and the state is absent most of the time. Giovanna Giorno, raised by a childless mother and a violent father, suffers all kinds of bullying. Everything changes when the boy one day saves the life of a "mafioso" and the latter, to thank the young man, solves all the problems giorno has found in his life. His personal dream is to b…
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As I sat and finished watching the 39-episode saga of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind, I had a small tear in my eye. It’s aftermath result of this extraordinary adventure. Crafted from the mind of Hirohiko Araki, he managed to bring his ideas to life with brilliance, charisma, and beauty. For how this show turned out in the end, I can easily say that the 5th part of the iconic Jojo franchise is one to welcome with open arms.
A journey into the Jojo franchise may take some time for newer viewers to get used to. Luckily at this point, any fan jumping into Golden Wind should be familiar with the Jojo experience. David Productions managed to bring their A-game into the show with fluid choreography and stylistic action scenes. Almost every fight feels unique with the mind games, Stand ab…
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