It's a Wonderful World

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Part 6 Finale was a gripping and powerful climax to the Part 6 story. It packed an intense punch as it brought together the threads of the previous episodes into a cohesive and explosive ending. The animation was top-notch, making use of dynamic and stylish visuals to bring the action and emotion to life. The characters were also given bold and yet satisfying resolutions to their arcs, wrapping up the narrative threads in a way that felt both surprising and satisfying (not only for the part itself, but for the entirety of Jojo).

I personally thought that this ending was a bold and interesting twist. It added a sense of unpredictability and complexity to the story that made it even more engaging and thought-provoking. It was also a great way to challenge the expectations of the audience and subvert the typical story tropes, which made for a more unique and memorable finale. Ultimately, I think it was a risky move but one that paid off and contributed to the unforgettable experience of watching this ending for the first time.

Apart from the disastrous episode release of the anime by Netflix the adaptation is excellent, it makes you read and feel an adapted manga David Productions is the only one who knows exactly how to understand the panels of master Araki I don't think any entertaining house could have done this job.

I will not go into comparisons with other classic or seasonal anime but here you can see how a story can be captured from the original author to an animation without killing its essence in these 10 years of anime This is how a cycle/universe of anime/manga ends.

Thanks Jojo's and thank you master Araki for these 10 years of so many beautiful moments in our lives I hope we meet again in another universe <3.

Ok, I hate to be biased, but Jojo is just objectively the best anime of all time and no one can tell me otherwise.

This episode is a credit to David Production, Netflix, Araki, and the animators as individuals as this was a perfect adaptation with perfect pacing to Stone Ocean's ending.

From the changes they made to the intro and the quality of the 3D animation in it to the plot and actual conclusion of the show this was a brilliant ending to a dragged out but good part of Jojo. For once the storyline eluded me and I didn't foresee what was going to happen, which is amazing considering we came here from Part 1, where everything is so predictable in the main plot (besides of course Danny's fate) and I think if this plot is only going to improve the remainder of the days Araki writes this show we are in for gold.

I really do hope that Steel Ball Run comes soon, and I was hoping for some sort of hint to it at the end (which there wasn't) but I have no real complaint besides this. I even stayed for the outro, and you should to because for once it isn't Distant Dreamer by Duffy which I didn't stay for once.

A perfect ending for a patchwork but strong part of the show.

Lol at the people who are trying to bomb the new jojo episodes just because they have a high rating, jojo has by FAR one of the least toxic fanbases of all time when compared to other animes. People who are trying to call this ending and part mid have only speedrun through the series, saw that its not a typical shonen, did not understand the premise and gave it a bad rating. I think this episode truly deserves a 10 because its the ending of the original universe done in the most unexpected, shocking and bittersweet way and it begs the question who truly won at the end Dio or the Joestars and i think it tries to say that both lost. Emporio getting the Weather disc and killing Pucci was a VERY interesting choice made by Araki and seeing the gang living normal lives at the end was pretty sad but also nice to see them being finally free from this century long burden. Jojo is PEAK.

This is it. The conclusion of the Joestar bloodline, going on all the way from Part 1 to here. This beautifully realized episode only further solidified Stone Ocean's ending as one of my favorite endings to any show. Despite the many trials and tribulations along the way (mostly because of the atrocious handling of the series by Netflix) David Production has honored and made justice to the source material perfectly.

The latter stretch of Stone Ocean and especially the ending are a few signs of the quality of storytelling that Araki starts to achieve in full during the next part. Now that this wonderful part is finished, all that's left is to savor it while waiting for a potential adaptation of the masterpiece that is Steel Ball Run.