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@StickerTricker People tend to forget, but Josuke is pretty buff, especially for a 16 year old. I'd argue that Pt 4 was the last Part in which most people are manly looking, especially with the buff stands like Crazy Diamond and Killer Queen.
@smappyfigures And given how it's the only manga to be presented at the Louvre and at Art Exhibitions, there's definitely a reason for praise. There's criticisms, but calling the artstyle bad feels personally disingenuous and I just wanted to open up a reason as to why people love it.
@smappyfigures That most of the main cast is female. The art (and writing) constantly evolves. I have my preferences, I think that the Pt3-4 style is a perfect balance but I won't deny and say that one of the reasons why I find Jojo to be one of the better animes/manga is because of the art...
@smappyfigures Think that it's wonderfully unique. Pt6-8 go for more of a realistic style in facial designs and proportions, and there's some criticism to how people might see that faces look too similar, but it greatly makes up for it in detail and unique designs. It helps with Pt 6 given...
@smappyfigures Araki wanted a change from the bulky run, and took inspiration from Gucci and 80s/90s fashion like Prince. He also majorly tones down the buffness, and makes characters have more of a realistic build. This is primarily the main sort of style for Araki to this very day, and I...
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Disagree, but I'll try to explain why I love it. Pts1-3 were in the 80s/early 90s, which were the eras of bulky guys like Stallone and Schwarzenegger. The author, Araki is a massive westaboo, so he took inspiration from that as well as Fist of the North Star. During Pt 4