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(4.40/5)Yes, they were lying when they said that Jojo becomes itself at this part
I don't remember the last time I watched something that fell off this hard this quickly. Part 2 was balls-to-the-wall bonkersness dripping with style and humour. Eschewing depth and seriousness, it did "awesome dudes getting into ridiculous fights" incredibly well. Part three replaces the awesome dudes with an ever-increasing cast of dull ones, the ridiculous fights with stands - a mishmash of ill-thought-out and under-utilised powers that leave their wielders standing around doing nothing for most of the episode - and the style and humour with an insipid adventure that's impossible to get invested in, full of absolute childish farce. I felt insulted, and I'm someone who enjoys shows aimed at 10-year-olds. Giving it two stars because, at least, part 2's Jojo remains as a main character, and hearing him shout オー・シット! was pretty fun.
They weren't lying when they said that Jojo becomes itself at this part
If you're here from the first two parts thinking that it's an alright/mediocre show but heard that this is the part where it starts getting good -- it's true. I didn't really believe it at first and thought that this show was overhyped, but watching it for the first time for language learning made me realize what I was missing out on all these years. I finally get the hype around Jojo now. It made me laugh, got overly invested, and it's honestly one of the most entertaining shonens I've seen.
As for language difficulty: same as the previous two parts. Nothing too special to note here; not really any weird accents either.