Jesus Christ, JoJo uncolored is unreadable

Manga isn't black and white as an artistic choice, it's only a budget/time saver

Art adapts to its situation. If manga is black and white because of budget then the people making it will adapt artistically towards that. Considering manga has been b&w for over half a century, manga is made with being b&w in mind and things the mangaka draws are drawn to take advantage of it. And digital coloring is more often than not ugly as hell.

SBR has the cleanest Araki composition ever, you should have least tried with your bait and posted stone ocean

go back to anime you fag

it's not unreadable once you get use to, but i'll always prefer the colored versions, those faggots defending the black and white are braindead

>those faggots defending how the manga was originally intended to be read are braindead

>muh colors

you should just not read manga then you turbo fag.

They probably don't and only read Jojo after watching the anime and wanting to read on.

Jojo literally has this problem tho you fake piece of shit. Everyone has criticized Araki for this FOR AGES there's a lot of detail in SBR and JoJolion so the fights and fast actions get confusing.
This is literally the 1 thing Araki has always been criticized for by everyone. Your newfag is showing.

when did Araki stated that he wanted the manga to be read in black and white, fucko?

Colored vs Uncolored threads are among the worst threads.

and you are part of one now, cringelord

It's an issue sometimes but as a whole I've not had much of an issue with it and I've always thought people like OP (you?) that say it's impossible to read were retarded.

Manga is in b&w. There have been some colored self released manga but as a whole manga is in b&w and the fact that Araki is drawing manga means it was made to be b&w. It wasn't until fairly recently that the colored manga was a thing. That's like asking where was it said that film directors in the 30s wanted their movies to be in b&w. I hope you don't watch the colored versions of b&w movies that exist.

I actually prefer the black and white style until SBR gets to the True Man's world arc. The anime can't come soon enough.

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you must retarded, he likes coloring a lot, the mangas are in b&w only because thats a standard in the industry, to save money, talso that shit about movies is retarded, those old movies were b&w because of limitation, they make movies now with color and jojo is contemporary.

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break out the cryons/inks and go custom- might be worth something later...

>That's like asking where was it said that film directors in the 30s wanted their movies to be in b&w.
Holy shit user

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Based. Araki is a horrible manga artist. His panels are clusterfucks.

Everything in that page is perfectly understandable, grab a better example.

You ousted yourself as both a newfag and casual bozo, OP, time to pack it up and go home. Take this gay thread with you.

>the mangas are in b&w only because thats a standard in the industry
Yeah but because it's the standard people make manga to be b&w. You're an idiot if you think in the 1990s that Araki meant for his manga to be in color.

> those old movies were b&w because of limitation
There's plenty of movies that were made in b&w after color became standard. There are still b&w movies being made occasionally. They're two different things that both have their own merits. And my point was that with the standard being b&w the movies/manga are designed to be b&w. Filmmakers (when b&w was standard) and mangaka aren't designing their movies/manga to be in color because the industry is b&w.

You'd be surprised at how many filmmakers thought color was a fad at the time when color was being introduced. Same with sound. Movies were made differently when there was no sound because that's how movies were made. And that's my point. The industry has a limitation but the art adjusts to the limitation. You can't just put voices into a silent movie and expect that to work because the actors saying the lines isn't entirely shown in silent movies. Just like lighting and special effects were made for b&w when movies were in b&w and manga is drawn a certain way because it's in b&w.

The real problem with colored JoJo is the fact that they put that awful lipstick everywhere.

>filmmakers thought color was a fad at the time when color was being introduced.
Yeah man I bet people thought gravity was a fad too when Newton introduced it

That’s the best part about the colored manga.

>Reading colored JoJo
Disgusting. Go back to watching anime.

I don't read Jojo; this is basic panelling.

>the way it was intended to be read
In a magazine?

I hope you are just pretending to be retarded, you know that the artistic vision of an author is usually limited by the company, right?

about the movies, user, do you know that right now, in 2019, 99% of movies are made in black and white, and the movies that are ocasionally done in b&w try to aim for an old timey feel?

To each their own and on average I'd prefer BW but this looks so fucking good. JoJo is just really accentuated by coloring hence why the colored versions are so popular.

I agree with that, sane people don't use green and light blue

>being this much of an idiot

If you've been drawing manga for 20+ years your artistic vision is going to develop within the limitations. There's nothing wrong with that and it's happened in pretty much every medium ever. Which means that if someone later goes and changes whatever you made, be it adding a custom soundtrack to a silent movie (which happened with Metropolis), coloring something that was originally b&w (has happened with movies and manga), replacing sounds in a piece of music (Bitches Brew had this happen), or whatever else, that's modifying the piece of art and was not the way the creator intended for it to be consumed regardless of if it was caused by tech or budget limitations.

>and the movies that are ocasionally done in b&w try to aim for an old timey feel?
Not all of them. And even in the 50s, 60s, and 70s when color was an option plenty of movies were made in b&w.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_black-and-white_films_produced_since_1970

B&W is a legitimate artistic choice that affects the visuals and feeling your movie gives off. But we're talking about manga here, which is b&w and has been for forever. My point is that the way the art is drawn is affected by the mangaka knowing it will be printed in b&w and so that's the way it's meant to be read. I was responding to that one user asking how I know that Araki wanted people to read his manga in b&w. The answer is because manga is in b&w and Araki got into the manga industry knowing that.

This is the dumbest post I've ever read in my whole life. I'd assume it's just bait but I know that someone out there legitimately believes this.

Correct

works on my end

The only part unreadable in black and white is part 6

Only because it doesn't have good bw scans yet

ITT: colorfags

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That's a lot of color there for a color hater

Because it's a seizure gif.

I like to imagine the lack of replies telling the user to go fuck himself must mean it's doing a good job.

Amen.

So Araki drawing manga with the knowledge that his manga would be printed in black and white is not his "true artistic vision", but some random dipshit hired by Shueisha doing a half-assed colouring job is. Where's the logic in this?

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