Hirohiko Araki ( 荒木飛呂彦) is a Japanese manga artist. He left school before graduation from Miyagi University of Education.
He enjoys the baseball manga Kyojin No Hoshii (Star of the Giants); the video games Mario Kart and Bomberman; and likes Prince and other African-American singers, as well as jazz, rock, and rap.
Es complicado mantener un equilibrio en la historia con Jotaro, porque estamos hablando de quién mató a Dio, por lo que su poder The World es absurdo, y también no es necesario nerfearlo, pero si darle más poder a los oponentes. Por lo tanto, ¿es buena le pelea de Jotaro y Koichi vs Yoshikage? Sí, muy entretenida, porque es impredecible, y aunque el power-up de Act 3 se lo haya sacado de la manga, se perdona. Aún así, me gustó mas ese momento Koichi y Yukako, si bien es retóxico todo lo que envuelve la historia, me gusta bastante el hecho que hayan tenido ese tipo de interacciones. Con muchas ganas de ver como vencen al psicópata.
Décimo tomo de Diamond is Unbreakable; parte IV de Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, tomo 38 en total. Inédito en castellano, publicado al completo en francés, en italiano (en tomos más pequeños y reeditado en más grandes) y en chino.
Por el momento la historia va a un rumbo que parece normal, chicos viviendo cosas de jovenes, por lo tanto todo de mantiene tranquilo.
Josuke me parece muy buen Jojo, y el personaje de Jotaro me parece mejor como un secundario o alguien de apoyo como protagonista. Koichi me parece un buen personaje, incluso me siento en momentos identificado con varios de los personajes.
Okuyasu me parece un poco diferente al inicio cuando se nos presentó, pero es un buen personaje.
El trasfondo de Reimi y Akira me parece un añadido un poco a la fuerza, pero me parece una buena trama.
the cinderella plot was CUTE. it was FUN. but... we got to see more of kira and just everytime i see him and get more and more scared. he is such a threat and to think he has been doing this for so long. the fucking heat seeking bomb??? actually insane. he is so strong and yet such an amazing character and villain that i find fascinating. i love seeing ACT III and seeing koichi and jotaro interact is so cute - jotaro cares more about him then his own uncle.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
Just when Yukako begins to think her altered beauty is working on Koichi, she forgets one vital rule, and confronts the beautician about the consequences; later, while helping Jotaro investigate the serial killer's identity, Koichi underestimates Kira's secondary Stand ability - and Jotaro pays the price! Araki will keep fans engaged with this dramatic entry.
Koichi's arc has been very interesting to watch. It's the sort you might expect from a side character, not a supporting cast member. He started out as a side character; the #3 to Josuke's 1 and Okuyasu's 2. But he learned to stand up for himself, found his confidence, got a girl, grows stronger every fight like a DBZ character. And now he's shit talking the main villain despite being on the brink of death. More than any other Jojo character, this kid has undergone the most significant growth.
Needless to say, it's so cool to see Jotaro and Star Platinum back in actions, especially taking on such a chilling baddie. It's strange how imposing such a small tank can be. But this thing is like an explosive Michael Meyers, the way it relentlessly pursues Koichi. It's cathartic to see Koichi eventually outsmart this thing, undergoing a burst of growth and defeating it with an impressive new power. Ultimately leading to Kira being forced to draw attention to himself and be publicly shamed. Which for him, is probably worse than if you just beat his ass.
Aside from that, I don't have much else to say. I didn't like the end of the cinderella storyline, but the confrontation with Kira's stand was good stuff.
Otro Jojo al que le daría... salvo por ese peinado espantoso. Espero poder leerme esta generación antes de que la adapten al animé, así me dejan de discriminar como fan de cuarta hora :P