Jolyne's Theme IS Traitor's Requiem 

​@jacktheass-yg2ek Gee you must be so fun at parties

​@jacktheass-yg2ek the english gender neutral pronouns are they/them

@jacktheass-yg2ek I agree with you. David productions seem to hate part 6 so much they had to sabotage it with every possible way, from the release schedule, the deal with warner bros and Netflix, the ugly art style and CGI, to the lazy uncreative generic music. It's so obvious they're biased towards part 5 and spent all their budget on it, then speedran and half-assed part 6 so they can get their grimy hands on part 7 as soos as possible because it's the cashcow in the west. While part 5 was the cashcow in Japan, before they did the deals with the western companies.

@@رزيئة yeah except part 6s anime adaptation wasnt bad at all, sure it had some CGI in it but literally every jojos opening is CGI and i dont see any hate on any one of them , your either baised to other parts or just really angry at the release schedule , plus they werent rushing to get to part 7 , they were probably doing the opposite since part 7 has hard to animate things like animals and dinosaurs.

​@@رزيئةThe production is indeed dropped a bit but I believe it's all Netflix fault for pushing David Production to make 12+12+12 episodes to release in batch, I don't remember how long they are for each batch but I'm sure its less production time than weekly jojo for sure, the hype is lost, the time is short and yea popularity drops, unfortunately for the final arc of jojo too but please don't hate em blindly

That would be pretty dope!

I recommend Samuel Kim’s fan-made Part 7 songs

@@diogoesbrando Wait wait wait, *Jonathan's theme*.

I mean, by definition, he IS Jonathan Joestar; just from a different universe and an ass

update: they used it in p6 batch 3 ending

Does giorno's have anything in common with anyone then?

@@RiG134 i think they meant music wise

​@@The.coolkid.Dio's body is literally Jonathan's body, the lil white dudes aswell. The only thing that differs is the head

⁠@@The.coolkid.Yeah, he has part of Josuke’s. Also Bucciarati but that’s something else.

@@The.coolkid. Giorno is the son of Dio and Jolyne is the daughter of Jotaro. In part 3 they fought with Jotaro gaining time stop during the fight. In Giorno's fight with Diavolo he gets GER: A power-up obtained during the final fight. Meanwhile, in part 6's final fight, Pucci achieves heaven. If you look at it honestly Jolyne and Giorno having this connection makes a lot of sense.

Hahahaha, well said. I don't expect them to mention Giorno in the anime, since the bit where he was mentioned in the manga was added in later by an editor and wasn't originally a part of Araki's manga.

@@diogoesbrando also Originally Giorno and Trish were going to appear but araki couldn’t think of a way pucci could defeat ger

@@Adriann_D14 Where'd you get that? I've never heard that anywhere. You've most likely been misinformed. JoJo fans tend to make stuff up sometimes, unfortunately

@@diogoesbrando Misinformation someone says something and some people don’t their research and think it’s fact

Wrong, We've already seen in batch 2 florida giorno.

Yugo Kanno

Girono

The guy making the music in question is Yugo Kanno.

you mean that Jolyne's theme is the last minute of Traitor's Requiem

I tried my best and it certainly wasn't easy, glad you like it!!! I'm glad I got my point across!

@@rushroll4ever643 I understand where you're coming from, since it does sound just like that at that specific point of the instrumental. What I actually did was go to a different part of the full song's instrumental and then line that up with the intro. It's a decision I made for the sake of visuals, so the video wouldn't end up looking as blank and boring. Please take a listen to the official full instrumental for Traitor's Requiem, and listen to the part at around 2 minutes in (link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kEK9yIci30k.html). That is the part which I lined up with the intro in this video. I admit, it's a tad bit misleading, since that part isn't in the actual opening, but only in the full version of the song, but it's still there. Overall, my point of Traitor's Requiem sounding like Jolyne's Theme still comes across, which is the most important part. Hopefully this makes matters clearer. Thanks for the comment!

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@@diogoesbrando DIO doesn't go brando 😳

@@scrunklybonk impossible 😳 Dio must Go Brando 😳

@@diogoesbrando BUCIARRATI CANT STICKY SOMEONE'S FINGERS😳

Zipper man

Because you’re deaf

It's there, during the second chorus, listen to the instrumental version for more clarity.

@@diogoesbrandooh it really is when i heard the instrumental 😮 good ears bro

actually , there is. or should say "would have been" : jolyne's theme and jotaro's theme

Thank you! I tried my best to make it work

Like father, like son

That's Gwess but I kinda see where you're coming from 😭

I see what you mean! I feel like Jolyne's theme is a combination of many previous songs from the anime.

@@diogoesbrando makes sense since it's like the end of Jojo in the current universe if you get what I mean

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They are close to being similar, but Great Days and these two use different chord progressions and melodies and imho they are not the same, I’d say that was a great observation though. To explain why without going in too deep: Traitor’s Requiem/ Stone Ocean’s chorus has a melody with notes going like “E B D# (D sharp) B” for the first 4 notes, with D sharp being one “step” below E in a musical scale. Great Days has “Shining Justice” sung in “F# C# E C#”. E is two “steps” below F#. Other than that, there’s also the distinction of Great Days being in a Major key and these two being in a Minor key, further differentiating them. So even though they use the same bass line(just tuned differently), they do have differences in chords and melody.

Just a motif. It's not connected to any particular theme or character, just a vague idea.

@@uboa8060maybe so, but one could definitely imagine the motif as a representation of the things these two characters have in common (and are seen in only them). The motif could be connected to the viewer’s interpretation of the characters. I like to think it represents their unbreakable resolve, especially when things go south.

Foreskinned? Huh?

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Thank you for your kind words!

@@diogoesbrando No problem

Glad you liked it! Transitioning from one song to another is quite hard, even if they're both quite similar!

@@diogoesbrando It was so good i couldn't tell them apart Instead i was just Vibing to it

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thank you 🙏🏻🗣🔥 truly a gold experience fr fr

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