Where to Read Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Part 5
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I received this arc from netgalley and VIZ Media in exchange for my honest review.
All the action and over the top storylines we expect, with the usual flamboyant outfits and bizarre special abilities. Not for the faint hearted....content warning for violence and occasional bad language. But if you've read any of these volumes you will already be aware of that.I received this arc from netgalley and VIZ Media in exchange for my honest review.
...moreMi sono avvicinato a questa serie per caso. Avevo sentito molto parlare de Le bizzarre avventure di Jojo e mi incuriosiva. Avevo visto il primo episodio di Phantom Blood, la prima saga, ma poi vedendo che era in corso Vento Aureo (Golden Wind) e che era ambientato in Italia ho deciso di darci una chance. L'anime mi ha preso t
La mia recensione dei primi 5 volumi di Vento Aureo con commento/paragone tra la serie anime e il manga la trovate al seguente link: https://bookmarksarereadersbestfriend...Mi sono avvicinato a questa serie per caso. Avevo sentito molto parlare de Le bizzarre avventure di Jojo e mi incuriosiva. Avevo visto il primo episodio di Phantom Blood, la prima saga, ma poi vedendo che era in corso Vento Aureo (Golden Wind) e che era ambientato in Italia ho deciso di darci una chance. L'anime mi ha preso tantissimo, mi sono appassionata a dismisura e una volta finito sono andata alla mia solita fumetteria e c'era il primo volume. Ho DOVUTO prenderlo anche per vedere le differenze tra anime e manga che ci sono, ma si tratta a mio parere di definire meglio il fantastico character design di Araki che nel manga sembra avere un tratto più deciso e duro che nell'anime è più fluido, ma non dolce. C'è molta fedeltà alla storia e alle situazioni raccontate con giusto alcuni particolari extra forse proprio per chi segue la serie dagli inizi o quanto meno conosce la precedente saga e quindi il personaggio di Koichi e il suo incontro con Giorno Giovanna ha più senso e trovi subito il punto di unione che c'è tra le saghe. Viene anche reso benissimo il movimento e la tensione sui volti dei personaggi, adoro!
...moreAño 2001, Italia, Nápoles. Koichi Hirose es enviado a Nápoles por Jotaro Kujo para que investigue a un chico moreno de 15 años: Haruno Shiobana. Koichi decide hacerle el favor a Jotaro y, al llegar a Nápoles, se encuentra con un chico rubio llamado Giorno Giovanna ¡que le roba la maleta! Cuando intenta recuperarla, Koichi se percata de que ese chico tiene un stand y de que no es otro que Haruno Shiobana.
Por su parte, Giorno Giovanna tien
Empezamos una nueva saga de uno de los mangas más longevos.Año 2001, Italia, Nápoles. Koichi Hirose es enviado a Nápoles por Jotaro Kujo para que investigue a un chico moreno de 15 años: Haruno Shiobana. Koichi decide hacerle el favor a Jotaro y, al llegar a Nápoles, se encuentra con un chico rubio llamado Giorno Giovanna ¡que le roba la maleta! Cuando intenta recuperarla, Koichi se percata de que ese chico tiene un stand y de que no es otro que Haruno Shiobana.
Por su parte, Giorno Giovanna tiene un sueño y es el de convertirse en un Gang-Star y acabar con el jefe de la banda Passione que se encarga de vender droga a niños. Para ello, después de enfrentarse a Bruno Bruccarati, va a la cárcel a visitar a Polpo, uno de los capos de la banda.
Como siempre, cada historia, personaje y trama que idea Araki son oro molido. Esta saga no iba a ser de otro modo.
...more'Author's comments:
Apparently, the Italian language doesn't use the letter "J", aside from a relative few cases, such as loanwords and archaisms. Unfortunately, that left me without any names I could use as a "JoJo" (which would be pronounced like "YoYo" anyway). Instead, for Part 5, I spelled the protagonist's name true to Italian: "GioGio".
Incidentally, in Italian the letter "H" is always silent, so sometimes my name gets pronounced not as "Hirohiko" but rather "Iroiko", and it makes me thin
'Author's comments:
Apparently, the Italian language doesn't use the letter "J", aside from a relative few cases, such as loanwords and archaisms. Unfortunately, that left me without any names I could use as a "JoJo" (which would be pronounced like "YoYo" anyway). Instead, for Part 5, I spelled the protagonist's name true to Italian: "GioGio".
Incidentally, in Italian the letter "H" is always silent, so sometimes my name gets pronounced not as "Hirohiko" but rather "Iroiko", and it makes me think, "Who the heck is that?" '
talented, brilliant, incredible, amazing, show stopping, spetacular, never the same, totally unique, completely not ever been done before
...moreAdemás, se nota el amor de Araki hacia Italia. Nápoles se siente real dentro de esas viñetas.
Amo este arco
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Recommended for fans of weird, infinitely long running shonen series with plenty of fight scenes and special moves.
Thanks to Netgalley and VIZ Media for this ARC in exchange fo
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure certainly lives up to its name and this storyline is equally bizarre, taking the action from Japan to Italy to find the son of the series' most iconic antagonist: Dio. You'll find all the weird classic-rock based attacks, quirky personalities, and anatomically improbable poses you were expecting.Recommended for fans of weird, infinitely long running shonen series with plenty of fight scenes and special moves.
Thanks to Netgalley and VIZ Media for this ARC in exchange for my honest review.
...moreI loved seeing Koichi again. He was my favorite from the last part. Reverb act 3 kills me with his random "Beeyitch" and "beyyatch" lol.
But even with seeing a familiar face, I'm not sure how I feel about this so far… Either I'm burnt out on Jojo or just not interested in this Italian mafia storyline. But I have loved all the previous parts, so I will continue reading and see where Giorno's story goes…
He enjoys the baseball manga Kyojin No Hoshii (Star of the Giants); the video games Mario Kart and Bomberman; and likes Prince and other African-American singers, as well as jazz, rock, and rap.
He is a recipient the Tezuka Award for manga.
Hirohiko Araki ( 荒木飛呂彦) is a Japanese manga artist. He left school before graduation from Miyagi University of Education.He enjoys the baseball manga Kyojin No Hoshii (Star of the Giants); the video games Mario Kart and Bomberman; and likes Prince and other African-American singers, as well as jazz, rock, and rap.
He is a recipient the Tezuka Award for manga.
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