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Okay, this could be really messed up, but it could reveal Mauka's dead by appearing as him. Which would be really insane. But I don't think he's dead.

So we'll just say it's appearing as some random person.

"Charming Man. Your people are all outcasts and unusual in the natural world. You are judged and mistreated because of your skin. Because of something you can't control. People look at you like you're a freak of nature, they see you as inhuman. That constant discrimination makes you hate yourself, and deep down you're hoping Mauka is dead so he doesn't have to experience the hate. You looked back."

There's two I want for sure

For Jodio I want Yoshitsugu Matsuoka. Who voices Mechamaru in JJK.

And for Paco I want. Who voices Reiner from AoT and Tokoyami from MHA.

I see this as the main argument against Howler being a main villain, but it's been pretty split between late and early introductions to Main Villains.

Like Villain Introduction Chapters-

Dio Brando- Chapter 1.

Kars- Chapter 64

DIO- Chapter 1 (We see him, but don't formally see him in person until 114). But we know who the main villain is since chapter 1.

Yoshikage Kira- Chapter 77

Diavolo- King Crimson is first revealed in chapter 80. So we know at that point who the main villain is for sure, but the silhouette of the boss shows up as early as chapter 55.

Enrico Pucci- Is revealed to be the villain at chapter 33, but shows up Chapter 20.

Funny Valentine- Chapter 25, but even shows up briefly in chapter 19.

Toru- Chapter 84.

And you also have to consider the old manga format had way more chapters with shorter page counts, so a lot of these late chapter intros in the original universe would actually be around chapter 28-35 in the new format.

We learn about Dragona's first boyfriend, and this boyfriend refers to Dragona as a woman.

I believe this might show Dragona's true identity as many trans people are usually only comfortable coming out to their partners first and not others.

So if Dragona was comfortable around this boyfriend she would want to be considered a woman.

Aight y'all. Gimmie y'all's opinion on this.

Doppio Higashikata, the son of Josuke and Yasuho.

He is born a Higashikata because of Josuke accepting himself as one in Jojolion.

Doppio's stand develops really early and is uncontrollabe resulting in Doppio's stand skipping His own age rapidly.

Making him essentially 5 years old in 1 year. When the stand finally develops fully with full control the ability changes and becomes something more controllable.

Doppio's stand King Crimson allows Doppio to Skip his actions and only keep the result of the action.

Nobody has their actions skipped.

So if Doppio reaches for a gun and shoots it. People would just suddenly see a bullet fly out the gun that is in Doppio's hand randomly.

Additionally he has a substand called "No Warning". Which allows him to repeat a skipped action that he just did. Even if that action was a one time thing, the stand creates the same things to be able to repeat the action

This whole concept of Absurdities shaping who people become has become one of my favorite parts of Jojolands.

It really reminds me of how part 5 was personal tragedies shaping the group.

Like, there's actually something I really love about each member and I like trying to break down each one of them based on their backstories.

The only character that I really wasn't interested in for a while was Usagi, but this arc has really made me start to appreciate his character and it's explained a lot about why he is the way he is.

I'm hoping we can get a bit more Charming Man tho now, as he's still a little underdeveloped. His brother's abduction was a great intro to his motivations but I'd like to know even more about his life.

I know a lot of people hate Dr. Voguel or however you spell her name, but I think she had potential in the very first episode.

I personally think Vogel should have been the main villain of Season 8, and she should have been a master manipulater that had manipulated Harry into training Dexter and it would have shown a new struggle with Dexter expanding his code to people who manipulate others into killing.

Kinda like a homicidal twist on that Therapist from Season 1.

Like Vogel hasn't directly killed anyone herself but is responsible for the deaths of hundreds because of her manipulation and deserves to die as much as the killers themselves.

Usagi as a character has serious insecurity issues and attachment issues because of his mom's actions.

And Paco tries to keep up a tough and cold personality but will always put others first before himself.

So when you pair the two together you get Paco's true nature showing and you see Usagi being able to develop a closer connection to another person that's close to him.

I am absolutely confused by this and I've noticed a pattern.

I get extreme cravings for Tuna when my college semesters end.

I don't know why, that in between of the semesters is when I crave it the most. Sometimes eating it day after day.

Why is this.