We're watching JoJo! Invite to all!
Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2017 2:56 am
So Graham and Justin were both talking about wanting to see JoJo again and I'm finally deciding to solve this. u 3u
So, after talking with Graham about times, I'm going to be showing Jojo Part 1 on Tuesday at 6PM EST. u 3u/ How long are we doing it? How many episodes? I dunno, it really depends how long people wanna binge. o 3o
Part 1 is by far the shortest part at only 9 episodes. But I will say those 9 episodes are some of my favorites, as the Bram Stoker's Dracula/Fist of the North Star parody pulls together a very solid stand alone story, even if you never go back to JoJo again. It's easy to see how this went from simple parody to it's own franchise in Shonen Jump.
Part 1 is the story of the rich, noble youth Jonathan Joestar and his battle against his cruel new step-brother Dio Brando. The first few minutes of episode one does a fantastic job of immediately selling and letting you understand both of these immensely important characters right off the bat with a great back and forth comparison sequence. These 9 episodes absolutely zero in on the core conflict between these two great, if simple, hero and villain characters, aided by an entertaining supporting cast containing the (frankly silly and cowardly) Robert E.O. Speedwagon and the top-hat-and-suit-clad Monk of the Ripple (I believe Crunchyroll leaves this as 'Hamon' in the translations) William Anthonio Zeppeli.
If you're looking for Stands, those don't appear until Part 3. For Parts 1 and 2, our heroes' primary source of power is the Ripple/Hamon. This is an energy built up with breathing techniques that replicates the positive energy of the sun's rays, allowing the user to heal certain wounds, have rather interesting effects on objects (Such as turning bubbles into a destructive weapon, or hardening noodles to pierce glass), and, of course, dust the fuck out of some zombies and vampires.
Everyone's invited, so come by to watch some really entertaining (and bizarre) supernatural battles and adventures.
Plus, I mean, how can this intro NOT get you pumped?
I'll post it again in Discord, but the site we're using is right here: https://www.rabb.it/VixAgri
I have been TOLD that Crunchyroll works on it, and even if for some reason not, I should be able to stream to it from my desktop.
So, after talking with Graham about times, I'm going to be showing Jojo Part 1 on Tuesday at 6PM EST. u 3u/ How long are we doing it? How many episodes? I dunno, it really depends how long people wanna binge. o 3o
Part 1 is by far the shortest part at only 9 episodes. But I will say those 9 episodes are some of my favorites, as the Bram Stoker's Dracula/Fist of the North Star parody pulls together a very solid stand alone story, even if you never go back to JoJo again. It's easy to see how this went from simple parody to it's own franchise in Shonen Jump.
Part 1 is the story of the rich, noble youth Jonathan Joestar and his battle against his cruel new step-brother Dio Brando. The first few minutes of episode one does a fantastic job of immediately selling and letting you understand both of these immensely important characters right off the bat with a great back and forth comparison sequence. These 9 episodes absolutely zero in on the core conflict between these two great, if simple, hero and villain characters, aided by an entertaining supporting cast containing the (frankly silly and cowardly) Robert E.O. Speedwagon and the top-hat-and-suit-clad Monk of the Ripple (I believe Crunchyroll leaves this as 'Hamon' in the translations) William Anthonio Zeppeli.
If you're looking for Stands, those don't appear until Part 3. For Parts 1 and 2, our heroes' primary source of power is the Ripple/Hamon. This is an energy built up with breathing techniques that replicates the positive energy of the sun's rays, allowing the user to heal certain wounds, have rather interesting effects on objects (Such as turning bubbles into a destructive weapon, or hardening noodles to pierce glass), and, of course, dust the fuck out of some zombies and vampires.
Everyone's invited, so come by to watch some really entertaining (and bizarre) supernatural battles and adventures.
Plus, I mean, how can this intro NOT get you pumped?
I'll post it again in Discord, but the site we're using is right here: https://www.rabb.it/VixAgri
I have been TOLD that Crunchyroll works on it, and even if for some reason not, I should be able to stream to it from my desktop.