Can someone explain to me the appeal of Jojo and why its so popular?
>Bland simplistic story >Repetitive structure consisting of filler fights between major points in the plot. >Fights consist of a bunch of Ass-pulls. >Horrible consistency and lore. >Characters are almost entirely static >"Improvements" between each part are just Araki getting better at basic story telling and writing.
Some retard and his retarded buddies started memeing it which led to normies trying it out and thinking its some mega 9999/10 ultimate series because of the memes and the redundant writing that appeals greatly to the normgroid mind
David Peterson
its fun
Juan Watson
the excessive drama appeals to faggots like me
Aiden Evans
>bland simplistic story >yet speedreaders pop up all the time that have no idea what is going on
I can't explain. I just like it. If you've watched it and you didn't like it, that's fine, I literally do not care. And stop trying to prevent me from liking it, fuck you.
Brayden Smith
Read the manga. Araki's artwork is super dynamic and expressive. Also, I disagree with the idea that the fights are ass-pulls. The central philosophy to all of the jojo fights is that most of them are more of a test of creativity rather than a raw test of strength.
Luis Adams
go watch something else chief you ain't gonna like it even if anyone explained it to you
Lincoln Perez
Im not trying to prevent you from liking it , your doing that to yourself by letting other peoples opinions influence you for no reason.
Juan Morris
>Bland simplistic story Simplistic - maybe before 7 and 8. Bland - fuck no. Weirdest shit is happening, never heard of anything like it before. >Repetitive structure consisting of filler fights between major points in the plot. That is correct. But in reality only Vento Aureo suffers from it in any capacity. Also diverted in 7 and 8. >Fights consist of a bunch of Ass-pulls. Which makes them enjoyable. >Horrible consistency and lore. Yeah. >Characters are almost entirely static Marty Mcfly is also static, who fucking cares? Static character does not equate bad. Characters are not required to undergo major change or development, especially if they're already appealing as is. >"Improvements" between each part are just Araki getting better at basic story telling and writing. And you are complaining about Araki getting better at things because?..