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.
Este tomo incluye la conclusión de los capítulos de "Sheer Heart Attack", que están mejores que los del tomo anterior, y la "pelea" contra Atom Hearth Father, un viejito que vive dentro de una foto. Y con eso a Araki le alcanza para entretener, asombrar y seguir dando cátedra de dibujo por unas doscientas páginas.
A blond man counting down the passage of time while your friend was donuted - and in the anime he says "muda." That really must've triggered his PTSD - and pissed him off even more. I just want Joot to be happy :(
This was honestly pretty scary. Normally-stoic Jotaro with such rage in his face... that's what happens when you remind him of Egypt. And he will not let you get away with it.
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.
Me gustó muchísimo, entramos en tierra derecha para el final de esta parte. Definitivamente pensé que podía morir Koichi, las anteriores partes nos demostraron que los protagonistas pueden morir, ¿por qué no Koichi en ese momento? Eso me gusta de los Jojos, es completamente impredecible, y a diferencia de otras partes, aquí debo ser sincero, no quiero que ninguno muera, salvo Jotaro, me da igual, pero se que no morirá.
Koichi has barely stopped Sheer Heart Attack when Kira arrives to kill the Stand User that's dared to embarrass him in public, and he soon proves a slippery opponent despite Josuke and Okuyasu's help - but when the gang look for answers at his house, they face the deadly devotion of a hidden resident! Araki keeps the stakes steady with another entry to keep fans on their toes.
KIRA. OH MY GOD. HES A NEW PERSON. IN A NEW BODY. AND COULD BE ANYWHERE. HOLY SHIT. THIS WAS SO FUCKING GOOD. also kira lore! his daddy!!! love seeing more of the arrow and shit has gotten so real so quickly. im excited to see just how much more wild things are about to get all in the noisy town of morioh
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
Kira has a new ID and we get to meet his ghost father who seems to be the only ally that Kira has. At the very end of the volume we meet the new family members Kira got.
I am beginning to see a pattern in Jojo part 4. Dont get me wrong, it’s still fun and random, but just when the good guys figure it out, the villain makes a miracle escape.
Koichi the LAD. He's the first person to stand up to Kira. And even when he gets beat down, he's still making credible threats. This boy straight up tells a serial killer "I'll see you in hell". It's amazing. At times he feels more like the protagonist of Diamond is Unbreakable than Josuke does. For now, it's enough that Koichi was able to save Jotaro and buy enough time for Kira to get a Star Platinum beatdown. I'm trying to think back to Stardust Crusaders- it's pretty rare that Jotaro is the beaten down victim who needs saving. It's a big deal for Koichi to be the one who saves his life.
In a way, Josuke's healing powers kind of necessitate that he doesn't take the spotlight. As a writer, your options are either to have him fight the bad guy 1 on 1, or not be present. Because if you've got Josuke and some buddies fighting, the stakes don't really exist. Josuke can just heal his pals, no sweat. It's not necessarily a bad thing, but it is a challenging restriction. Same goes for Jotaro and his time stopping powers, now that I think about it.
What this does mean, however, is that Josuke can make a triumphant entrance (as he does here). Not to beat the shit out of someone, but to heal his friends. I love the way he sees through Kira's lies. Both because I love when the Jostars are clever, but also because it feels good to see Kira flail around and make such a mistake. The way Kira gets out of this is chilling.
Atom heart father was fine. Okuyasu's such a wholesome dope that I can't get mad when he fucks things up. He's doing his best. The idea of Kira's dad floating around giving people stand powers is pretty freaky if you think about it. He's creating this protective barrier around his son when we don't even what the guy looks like any more. It's such a mountain for them to climb. And the longer it takes, the worse things are gonna get.
I worry these reviews aren't amounting to much more than recounting what happens and saying "I like it". Diamond is Unbreakable isn't the sort of story that I can analytically sink my teeth into. It's about a bunch of loveable characters in a well realized world doing wacky and awesome things. It's packed to the brim with incredible moments I just love. There's nothing I can really add. The joy of it is all right there on the page.
Undécimo tomo de Diamond is Unbreakable; parte IV de Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, tomo 39 en total. Inédito en castellano, publicado al completo en francés, en italiano (en tomos más pequeños y reeditado en más grandes) y en chino.
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