I'm glad it's not too long. If it were as long as One Piece, I'd never have watched it, because, as it is with One Piece, I get intimidated about starting from scratch and watching 22,440 minutes worth of content. While it at first glance doesn't seem like that much, something someone might be able to do in a month if they spend every waking moment (give or take) watching One Piece, realize that I'd get burnt out before I even got close to catching up.

It's Sex Pistols. They changed the name in english to "Six bullets" because Araki uses a lot of bands and songs for the names of characters, and that's a massive copyright minefield that would have ended JoJo in America a long time ago if they didn't fix it.

I understand this opinion. But the only part I think needs more episodes is part 1 and 2. Especially 1. 1 with only 10 episodes.

Agreed. That being said, it was my least favorite part. So I don't mind it.

Feel like the manga is longer

I mean you do have another 3 parts afterwards, 2 of which are the longest parts by a lot. The manga itself is I believe still longer than One Piece, the reason it feels so short is because the anime pacing is just that good. If you want more jojo get to reading.

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I'm no anime expert. I just got into anime last year after downloading Blue archive. Yeah, I don't think I am ready for One Peice. (or even Pokémon with 25 seasons)

Pokemon is easier as you don't generally have to watch every episode to know what's happening. Like, each region is generally it's own self contained season. So if you like any region more, you can start there. Pokemon focuses on a child demographic which means most of it's viewers likely weren't alive when Pokemon started. So there is some advantages to it. And considering that it recently rebooted, it's a perfect time to jump in. Watch at your leisure. That's what I like about Pokemon. But I miss Ash and Team Rocket.

I disagree with Diamond is Unbreakable personally. I think that's supposed to be a short and sweet slice of life esq anime, that has it's twist with Kira and becomes a thriller by the end. But watching It I don't feel like there's necessarily much missing. People call out the whole 'pompadour' guy who saved the MC originally and that plot point not being further explained as a plot hole (many thought it was time-travel), but honestly I don't think it was meant to be explained more then how it was presented.

I will agree that Golden Wind felt pretty short, or at least, pretty disjointed. It's my least favorite pat IMO.