When in Cairo, I've seen my fair share of people burning up in the heat. But damn, this is unreal. JoJo is the only thing that can make a fucking poker game this intense and entertaining.
You know shit is real when your opponent wages his own mother's soul! All while calmly smokes a cigarette and drink some cheap liquor! The manliest poker gamer I ever saw!! A third nut grew just by watching this!
+zaqareemalcolm But in the 1992/3 anime version, it shows him lighting it perfectly and even gets good face shots of him smoking. I guess people nowadays are so sensitive and offended that they felt the need to censor it.
HxH: Most epic dodgeball match ever. JJBA: Most epic poker game ever, so awesome and manly that Jotaro made poker a REAL sport, knockouts and everything!!!
Of all the things that they could've censored, they censored Jotaro smoking a blunt? I really don't get it, you're showing a intended for mature/adult audiences, and they censor this like it was meant for children. If they were going to censor this scene, they might as well not show any of the fights or anything...
@@m4hche3zbur9erz But at the same time people die in some pretty nasty ways in JoJo, a baby literally tried to brutally murder adults, Pet Shop was pretty damn nasty, and I don't even need to mention Dio, yet a 17 year old(who looks like he's 37) is smoking and it's censored.
La razón de censurar a jotaro es por que oficialmente tiene 17 años (aunque parezca de 20) y al ser menor no pueden mostrarlo fumando, pero en cambio, hol horse al ser mayor de edad si puede aparecer... fucking logic teniendo en cuenta como es japon xD.
+Icegodthehero2008 You can let the censoring of underage smoking ruin it for you, or you can imagine it's part of how HARDCORE he's bluffing... because he definitely is bluffing his ass off here.
So how, exactly, did Joseph lose the cup game when learning to control liquid was one of the first things he ever did with hamon? He could hold a glass of water upside down and not spill a drop, and could turn coke bottle caps into projectiles. That was even before he had any training at all. Yet, he suddenly forgets he can do that during this and loses. Makes no sense.
Well, the liquid trick only worked with sustained contact. Plus, Joseph didn't spot D'Arby's trick and couldn't fathom how there would be more room in the glass.
I like how he was genuinely the closest one to ever beating not only Jotaro but all the Stardust Crusaders in part 3, all he had to do was say one word.
