"DIO! It's been eleven seconds. I guess that's your limit. I stopped time at the nine second mark. That's how I escaped. Gimme a break... And now... I'll use my last second to defeat you for good!" "Fate is predestined and can't be changed? Then... I'll let you change my fate. Your arm inserted it into my head when you punched me into the crack. When you killed Weather, he extracted his ability, Weather Report in a disc. Jolyne wanted me to have it. She gave me this disc!" Also... you know the beauty of Pucci's final defeat? DIO started out as a tiny, scrawny boy born to the bottom of society, and wanted to use his resolve and cunning to cast off his bitter origins and rise to the top of existence. ...And who ends up being the one who foils his greatest plan after he himself died? *_Emporio,_* a tiny, scrawny boy born to the bottom of society, but wanted to use his resolve and cunning to help his friends and seek justice against evil. DIO's final will was thwarted by a superior foil to his oldest original self.
Man, even before he became a cyborg, Stroheim was busted. My guy leaped up a massive flight of stairs and straight to the door in just a few leaps, endured the pain of having his leg chopped off (along with having to deal with the copius amounts of blood lost by the sudden amputation) and straight up survived a grenade point blank.
As a German myself through and through, von Stroheim is my favourite character. He's representing German soldiers, that did gloryful things, despite still waging war for their fatherland in an act of revenge. Back then, the "good guys" demonized us since the war ended, but today you can watch more and more stories of German soldiers, that not only racked up many kills, but also showed respect to their enemies, because that is, what we were really like. Stroheim is one of the realest takes on Nazi German soldiers there is.
"Back then, the "good guys" demonized us since the war ended" - Mate why do you say "good guys" instead of good guys(1)? And what is the definition of us in that sentence (what are you reffering to exactly with us)(2)? I'm from the Netherlands and love Deutsch people, the culture and Germany as a country. Germans are like brothers/cousins to us dutchie,(fun fact): the second sentence of our almost 400 year old national anthem (anno 1626) is 'I am of German blood'. We also thus know and learn a lot of German history and culture. I know that ' German' and ' Nazi German' are totally different and apart from each other. Not doing so would demonize the German people so there must always be a distinction between the 2. PS: I know the soldier respect/culture you are reffering to, culturally dominantly influenced by the Preußen cultural warGOATS. PPS: Ich liebe Stroheim, one of my alltime favourite characters.
@@joostbankert4250 Damn, bro. That's alot of angry words, that I'm not reading. You know exactly what I mean. You just hate, to admit, that I am right. The self-proclaimed "good guys" aren't that good and we are just hated, because you fear us. Simple as that. Deny it all you want xD
@@delinquenter Mate could you please read my whole comment i am not using angry words and that is also not my intention towards you. I asked those 2 questions because I sincerely want to understand what you are saying, i hope that you also wanna try to understand me.
@@joostbankert4250 Okay, took the time to grossly fly over your comment. Well, if you're from the Nertherlands, then you don't got much to add to that discussion regarding the conflict anyway, since you were an insignificant outsider nation mostly overlooking, rather than participating and you liking Germans is cool, but not my point.
@@joostbankert4250 I am talking about the resenment post the world wars directed towards Germans by allied nations. That should be most obvious, to understand. And this ficitional character shows, how something that's percieved as evil still can be liked and even adored by his resceptive enemies, just like how the allies found respect for the Germans, despite them losing, due to their technological advancements, like the jet powered fighter planes, which frightened them and left them in awe. Von Stroheim is a "bad guy", but that doesn't make him a bad guy, as Jotaro himself learns throughout the series. He personifies a comical evil, that can be respected.
Can you create the same video with the Battle Tendency OST "Overdrive" and "I'm in control"?The public thinks the former is Joseph's theme, but I want to prove that the latter is actually the case.
I think the pillar men are the one instance I prefer the copyright friendly names. Mostly because, well, they actually look like names. I love the musical references but having an ancient demigod with “AC/DC” for a name is kinda silly looking
Stroheim was honestly one of the best "bad guys that aren't that evil", like he realizes that the pillarmen are a threat to the entire world and instantly knows to swallow his pride as the "herrenrasse" and accept Joseph's help to defeat them
I genuinely think Stroheim may have awed Joseph more by the crazy stuff he did than anyone else in the entire series. I’d like to think a big reason Joseph was able to hold his nerve in his fights against ancient god-like apex predators was due to the mental buff he got from repeated encounters with this borderline insane German officer-and-later-a-cyborg. Joseph be thinking each time like: “Dunno about the German Science part but this dude willingly having his body f*cked up so much fills me with a certain kind of Zeal!”
Josuke with young joseph's hair looks raw josuke forgor to fry his hair that day Maybe that's actually what his hair would naturally look like if he didn't style it into a pompous glorious steak of town heroism Also Giorno singing traitor's requiem sounds like he's doing it drunk in a karaoke bar
It’s funny how many times I’ve listened to this OST yet when it’s the fight of of Jotaro VS Dio it’s 100% better I didn’t notice it was there for the other ones.
