#jojo's bizzare adventure original stand

[yooangeloo]

I created a Jojo Stand.

His name is DUALITE, he has two versions, one which is this one in blue and yellow, which is called CLARITY, and has the ability to create bubbles around people, they act as a shield protecting whatever is inside, and also heal the person, the user can use these bubbles to move around by jumping on them.

And his second form OBSCURITE, his power consists of creating and manipulating shadows, that is, he can control a person's movements through their shadow or create objects made of shadow.

The main weakness of this Stand is that it depends on the user's emotional control, OBSCURITE will only appear when the user is angry, otherwise only the CLARITY version remains. It is a Stand with a range of 5 meters, it does not have much physical strength (enough to hurt but nothing major), it is very fast and its CLARITY version is more resistant than OBSCURITE.

[komoriibii]

gyjogust:)

[mewcharm]

my side of an art trade with @scarymonsters-andsupercreeps !!

this is their jjba oc, lee mugler! i had so much fun drawing this character... all the little details were so fun to replicate!

[coolfireguy73]

Here I am again with my random art prompt

And, yes, it's about JOJO, sorry.

Anyway I wondered if there was a Stand generator online so I could draw one. Turns out, there is. (The generated prompt is in the top right)

I was really happy about the design soo...

I love it :)))

Also also, my brother designed one too :

That's only my interpretation of his original drawing (that I don't have unfortunately)

And I made it a stat screen too :)

The site gives really interesting prompt and ideas :0

[t0818ru2]

JOJOS x HOMESTUCK OCs

[thatone-artsykid]

now have both of them

[np-art-work]

Kakyoin being a meme P.S you can follow me on Instagram for more art @np.art.work

[pjthetoonaddict]

Can I offer you a Joestar in these trying times?

Firstly, this is just fanart, as I know JJBA's timeline is all over the place. 🤣

Her name is Johi Cujoh, and she's the daughter of Emporio! She's a professional cricketeer, and the absolute apple of her Dad's eye.

Her stand is a colony stand called Cabinet Men, who move individually, but come together to form a larger stand that resembles a fighting robot.

[l-g-6-5]

Okay.

I've been talking about her for a long time buuuut...

... I wanna show her :)

This is Marjoram Confetto and her Stand, Black Box.

Marjoram is based on another Palworld OC. She is very shy, nervous, but by God, she is kind.

Rosemary is her best friend, and she fights to ensure Marjoram is safe. She is also the only person to get closest to Carne to the point where she only talks to her.

She has a Stand, yes, but it never shows itself, so everyone assumes she didn't have a Stand and was just fucked by being able to interact with Stands without the power.

Black Box is just as timid as Marjoram. He hides from other Stand users, afraid to show his face.

He is a World Energy Stand by definition, as his ability drains something.

Black Box can remove parts of a person's being. He can remove something small, like a fleeting moment of sorrow to improve moods, or he can remove the capability to feel some emotions. Marjoram and Black Box agreed to not let him out, as this ability could, in theory, remove willpower from people.

That's right.

Black Box can theoretically remove Stands.

I really wanna talk about his design.

I love him.

His design is Evillious-inspired. The top half is Allen Avadonia/Servant of Evil Len.

And the box part?

Well, for the JoJo fans looking this deep into the post, don't be impressed. The Black Box is exactly what it says on the tin.

That's literally its wiki image.

I mean, it does store souls as computer data iirc. It's been a while since I interacted with the fandom.

For real.

Get into the series.

It's great.

[starzstruckdemon]

Scarlet Moon, the first of my planetary (our solar system) original Stands. She's mostly a melee fighter, but in a last resort situation, as it also affects the user, can emit a very strong aphrodisiac.

[coolcattime]

I have decided to share my favourites!

Frankly this tierlist had a stupid number of characters - including unnamed characters and two characters who literally didn't have photos.

The favourite tier was meant to just be my top favourite from every part but I realised if I kept debating Bucciarati and Narancia, I would never stop because I love them both for very different reasons.

Very much recommend this anime for anyone who wants like silly times intercut with occasional heartbreaking devastion - just maybe don't watch in it the order I did.

Every time I complete a series that my friend got me into, they make me do a tierlist. Every time I look at my own opinions and very distinctly go "This will never see the light of day."

[yooangeloo]

Another Jojo character with a Stand

The Stand's name is Slipknot, his ability is to create nearly invisible and intangible wires and cables, he can also create knots in anything or anyone, and he can turn walls and the floor into wires, thus, crossing to the other side, and the Stand has its own personality, being obsessed with organization and when angry it starts screaming while attacking uncontrollably.

As for the user, his name is Silas Grave, he is a fan of rock and metal, and is considered a very serious and reserved person, he is a dedicated student despite his unusual appearance. In general, Silas is someone with little patience and does not accept people talking badly about him, he also cannot stand his Stand's personality, being frequently seen arguing with his Stand for it to be more focused.

[komoriibii]

gyjogust

[royonninjago]

A Funny Idea I had for Hands of Time

I believe that many people in the Ninjago fandom share the opinion that season 8, The Hands of Time, is one of the worst seasons of Ninjago. Weird writing choices, bad animation (even by Ninjago standards), and the confusing time travel mechanics plague the season making re-watches difficult.

I don't plan on making my own rewrite of Ninjago or anything, but I had an idea that's been rattling around in my head for a while that I will now share with y'all.

We all know that Jay is the comic relief and resident nerd of the Ninja, but most of these jokes are more current grievances addressed in an over the top and exaggerated way, which can sometimes get old.

We also know that apart from the Day of the Departed special, we are right off the heels of Skybound, the season that (arguably and within the context of the show) changed Jay the most, but since technically none of it ever happened the only one aware of it is Nya.

Another thing to keep in mind is that this is the arc that involves time travel shenanigans that many sci-fi and fantasy feel compelled to write, making it almost obligatory for the genre.

Keeping all this in consideration, I think a really fun way to demonstrate how much he has grown since Skybound while still staying true to his character would to have him take lead of the Ninja in very specific counter-time shenanigan strategies that he developed based off of all the time travel stories he's read and watched.

The idea originally came from a realization while rewatching the season while still somewhat fresh off the heels of watching the anime "JoJo's Bizzare Adventure".

I highly recommend this anime and that you go into it as blind as possible, but if you don't care about spoilers then here you go.

The abilities of the Hands of Time and the abilities of JoJo's main villains from parts 3 to 6 line up shockingly well. There requires some tweaking to the abilities to make them fit, but it still works really well.

The Pause Blade and Dio Brando's Stand "The World" have the same ability to stop time.

The Rewind Blade and Yoshikage Kira's Stand "Killer Queen: Bites the Dust" have the ability to rewind time, although Bites the Dust can't use it on Kira.

The Forward Blade and Diavolo's Stand "King Crimson" can both skip ahead in time to avoid undesirable outcomes.

The Slow-Mo Blade and Enrico Pucci's Stand "Made in Heaven" both have the ability to control the speed at which time moves, however Made in Heaven uses it to speed up time for everyone else instead of slowing everyone down, but its used for the same effect.

I like to imagine that while the Ninja are heading out to meet Master Wu at the burned monastery, Jay is just thinking to himself "Wait, this can't be King Crimson, can it?" and when they finally get there and Jay realizes that it is King Crimson he uses the same strategy they use in JoJo. Because the skip is instantaneous and imperceptible to everyone, the only way to possibly defend against it is to physically measure the time. The easiest way to do this without relying on watches or clocks that can be easily broken is to cut yourself and count the drops of blood that fall on your hand. If the number suddenly increases, that means a skip has happened and that the enemy is probably in your blind spot. Obviously this is a kids show and they can't show blood, but the point of the strategy is to count falling droplets of a liquid.

Not only would this demonstrate Jay's newfound leadership skills to the rest of the Ninja while showing off more of his nerdy side, but it could also be easily used as comedy since now he has a good reason to be watching TV shows and reading comic books when he could be doing something more productive.

"No, Lloyd, I am doing something productive! I'm watching Back to the Future because we need to understand the potential ramifications of time travel!"

If you have any similar thoughts or opinions about something like this, please feel free to share because I love reading them!

(P.S. Can you tell that Jay is my favorite Ninja?)

[neweebie]

Jojo’s Bizzare Adventure Part 1 - 6

Genre: Action, Comedy, Supernatural

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Review:

Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure is an anime series consisting of 6 parts that has been running since 2012. It is based on the manga of the same name created by Hirohiko Araki.

Spoiler alert: If you still haven't watched the anime, please click away from this post now, as the paragraphs below are going to reveal the summary for each part.

Part 1 of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure is titled “Phantom Blood.” It tells the story of Jonathan Joestar, a young man who finds out that his adopted brother, Dio Brando, is trying to take over his family’s fortune and destroy his life. The two become bitter enemies, and their rivalry sets the stage for the rest of the series. I would say this part is a bit slow as it took place during the 19th century, and the art style can be pretty difficult for most viewers to accept. However, I still think it did a great job of introducing the characters' dynamics and the meaning behind the name 'Jojo,' which is every protagonist from the series is a Joestar's bloodline. (well, except for part 5, or is it?)

Next, part 2 of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure is called “Battle Tendency.” It takes place 50 years after the events of “Phantom Blood” and follows the story of Joseph Joestar, Jonathan’s grandson. Joseph must fight against an ancient race of beings known as the Pillar Men to save humanity. If you are a fan of humor, then you would love this part, as Joseph is the kind of protagonist who uses his jokes and quick wits to get himself out of dangerous situations. However, as hilarious as Joseph can be, he also shows loyalty and respect to his frenemies like Caesar and Stroheim. As such, my tears rolled down the moment when Joseph mourned for Caesar as he died trying to save his family's pride by fighting Wamuu alone.

Part 3 of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure is called “Stardust Crusaders.” It follows the story of Jotaro Kujo, Joseph’s grandson, as he travels to Egypt to defeat Dio Brando once and for all. Along the way, he meets a group of other Stand users who help him in his quest. It can be pretty slow in the beginning, but once you reach the middle of the journey, you will feel like you are in a fever dream. You will be caught up on an adventure mixed with laughter and tears like I did. You will also witness one of the most remarkable fight scenes to ever exist in this part.

Photo courtesy: Jojo Bizarre's Adventure Part 3

Part 4 of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure is called “Diamond Is Unbreakable.” It takes place in Morioh and follows the story of Josuke Higashikata, a high school student who discovers that he has a Stand. Josuke must use his Stand to protect his town from various threats. If you are a fan of a slice of life combined with a mystery type of anime, this part is definitely your cup of tea. I would not say that part 4 is filled with filler episodes, but it is unique in the sense that it focuses on introducing supporting characters more than the protagonist. At the same time, the dots will be connected at the end, and Josuke will have his character development along with the side characters.

Part 5 of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure is called “Golden Wind.” It takes place in Italy and follows the story of Giorno Giovanna, a young man who wants to become a gangster and take down the boss of Passione, a powerful mafia organization. As for this part, I feel like it can be a tad bit confusing for viewers in the beginning, as the plot evolves pretty quickly. It felt like a truckload of information had been dumped on me in one second when I watched it. Yet, it also has another legendary fight scene and character development arc for Giorno. If an overpowered (OP) character can be anyone, it would be Giorno. He basically rigged the system, and his Stand can trap anyone in an endless loop of dying and reviving because its power is reverting reality to its original state. Confusing? I totally understand how you feel, but trust me, once you watch it, you will find Giorno so OP that Araki decided not to include him in part 6 or else the story will end before it can even start.

Photo courtesy: Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Part 6

Part 6 of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure is called “Stone Ocean.” It follows the story of Jolyne Cujoh, Jotaro’s daughter, who fights against a corrupt prison system and tries to clear her name. Surprisingly, she is the only female Jojo in the series, and that doesn't make her any weaker than the previous Jojos. Since this part is the final part of the series, Araki goes on a rampage and adds all sorts of Stands and obstacles for Jolyne to overcome. In this part, I experienced countless twists and turns in the plot, heartbreaking and thought-provoking moments. Fortunately, I would say the anime series ended on a good note, and I am happy that my time and energy spent on it were not wasted.

Overall, I think Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure is an entertaining anime series that offers something for everyone. Whether you’re a fan of action, comedy, or drama, there’s a special place in this series for you.

[filmsandfact]

7 Anime Better Than Manga Version: Must-Watch

Anime Better Than Manga Version: In anime and manga, people often discuss which one tells a story better. The manga is the original version of many popular series, but sometimes the animated version is even better than the manga. These amazing anime not only stay true to the manga but also enhance it with beautiful visuals, engaging music, and strong performances. Here are seven anime that are more popular than the manga they came from, winning over fans around the world.

7. Gintama

Hideaki Sorachi's funny work stands out in its anime version, thanks to excellent voice acting that makes the funny characters feel real. Gintama showcases the impact of adaptations through its memorable performances and episodes that are unique to the anime. While many popular anime series are based on manga, there are times when the animated version is even better than the manga. These anime have made a strong impact on the genre with their amazing visuals, engaging performances, and powerful storytelling, capturing the attention of viewers around the world.

6. My Hero Academia

The anime My Hero Academia mixes exciting action with stories about characters. It takes viewers into a world of heroes and villains, and its great music and animation add to the emotional experience.

5. Demon Slayer

Kimetsu No Yaiba, also known as Demon Slayer, gained immense popularity because of its stunning animation in the anime adaptation. Ufotable's focus on details and great music made the story even better.

4. Jojo's Bizzare Adventure

Hirohiko Araki's famous manga has gained popularity with its anime adaptation. Great voice acting and colourful animation make the lively characters stand out in ways that the black-and-white comic couldn't. Also Read: The Top 25 Greatest Anime Characters of All Time

3. Hunter x Hunter

Yoshihiro Togashi's manga is highly praised, but the anime by Madhouse is visually impressive and has better pacing. The anime has consistently good quality, while the manga's artwork can be uneven at times.

2. Attack on Titan

Even though the manga is popular, the anime version of Attack on Titan has received a lot of praise. Studio Wit and later Studio MAPPA have done a great job animating the series, making it feel grand and full of exciting action.

1. One-Punch Man

One-Punch Man started as a webcomic by ONE and became popular with its anime version. The anime features smooth animation and engaging storytelling, making the superhero drama much better than the simple art of the early web series. Read the full article