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(4/5)August 26, 2024
September 5, 2023
We Can Sail With the Orinoco Flow
Some people start with Stardust Crusaders (Part 3), so this review is with that in mind. Like other JoJo Parts, it stands on its own, you don't have to have read the other Parts. Characters from a previous Parts are reintroduced. JoJo as a whole series follows members of the Joestar bloodline. Part 3's JoJo is Jotaro Kujo, the great-grandson of the first JoJo protagonist.
As far as language goes, Part 3 is a mixed bag. Some characters have speech quirks, some of which mi
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uniquely bizarre, bit dated
Continuing a 100-year old grudge against his family, Jotaro Kujo and his ensemble of friends head to Egypt to defeat an undead, unhinged vampire. Throw in some unique powers and overall bizarreness and you got yourself Stardust Crusaders.
I'm largely biased as I watched the anime before reading it and already was in love with this part, but trying to come from a fresh perspective I do think that the manga version does hold up on its own quite well, and better in a lot of ways over the adaption.