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in parts, we usually get a character reflecting on their life. But the flashback, or what they're talking about, is shown during the reflection. Araki has been posing these questions throughout the entire section. How do the characters feel about this? Does Jodio accept himself or try to run away from his mental illness??

It's so satisfying to see that Jodio's obsession with moving forward is his way of making sense of his personality disorder and tethering himself to the "right path"

i have a feeling these two are going to clash!! Maybe stand bullet barrage??

I've seen fans talk about the volume mentioned being linked to the one where King Crimson attacks for the very first time and the gang has to go into hiding...

That would have been the place where someone is betrayed!!!

it seems John Rod has put our heroes in the same position they put Howler! Perhaps at the final act, they will both be at zero and fighting to become one! Following the theme that there can only be one on top.

i suspect it will be John Rod who kills more group members than howler, 100% dragona.

One of the Marines looked at Eclipse 8 and moved away from Howler when the mist started. Then at the end, they had their gun pointed but didn't shoot. is this the enemy stand user!!???

i was doing a presentation on this comic for a class, and THE SNAKE LORD!?? i realized I was reading something that Kentaro Miura was probably read at the same age as me. freaky

there is something elemental about the character. Batman is genuinely mythic; most other superheroes aren't. I wish she would be given a chance to shine but I also can't point to a batman project out now i would trade in for a wonderwoman project. batwheels? Does Batwheels count?

i think we are going to have a very part 5 Escu fight. Jodio is the least affected by the stand's ragebaiting and is going to lead the gang by example. Jodio will end up building some kind of genuine connection with at least one person. planting the seed that real wealth is in connections, but Jodio won't realize that yet. Oor Jodio crosses a line that he can't uncross; it can really go either way.

I really like how finally we get a look at Jodio's inner self. It's always felt intentional how he fights. calmly walking forward/ like a predator stalking his prey.

And now it makes sense. He's not filled with heroic convictions like say, Jotaro and the lot; he wants to hurt people and is looking for an outlet. i think that's why the phrase "absurd" always gets his attention. It's like Dexter's rules, something to direct his destructiveness towards.