You're gonna live in the city my grandpa protected forever. I DO NOT OWN THIS VIDEO, IT IS A CLIP FROM EPISODE 2 JOJO'S BIZARRE ADVENTURE - DIAMOND IS UNBREAKABLE.
Mr. Blobby Try having guests who came from the street that is dust and dirt 24/7/365. The climate in some countries just doesn't allow people to have clean streets.
"I never thought a Stand that used water could be so terrifying." Says the guy that was trapped in the desert after a water-based Stand sucked a man's whole head into a canteen.
+Haleophant Green Yeah. If there weren't so many other small hints everywhere in this part, I'd probably be a bit more angry. I mean, they snuck like 6 future characters into the background in episode 2. That's brilliant, and it makes minor slip-ups like this less noticable.
The only way one can explain this is that Jotaro back then was a rebelious angsty teen who simply didnt gave a fuck about what was going around him back then.
I love all the little things they put in this scene - Jotaro remembering to take his shoes off - Subtly showing one of the gloves missing after Josuke swallows one - Jotaro's little smile after Josuke uses Crazy Diamond to escape - Josuke not opening the left window pane wide enough so Jotaro just quietly opens it a little more
This is one reason why I like Jojo, but what got me was the menacing scenes and flamboyantness of the characters like there poses looks gay but God damn they look beautiful
@@zerocola330 Crazy Diamond can repair it all. In fact, I'd imagine that the Higashikata Household probably never have to pay anything for repair, maintenance, and insurance.
What I really love about Part 4 Jotaro is him being so mellow and experienced in working with others thanks to probably his job but also with the SDC crew and wildly differing personalities that he asks people how they would deal with a situation and not just do it. Part 3 Jotaro would have waited and at some point his patience would run out.
@@ChiefMedicPururu and Angelo can get hit of his stand get hits N doul has no suck weakness and imagine if N doul wasn’t in a dessert imagine if he was anywhere else.
@@jaylenw1292 damage done to geb does hurt ndoul, it's just more flexible than angelo's stand so it's has an easier time avoiding punches. Avdol's flames hitting it still transferred damage to ndoul for example.
This is dumb but I appreciate the animators making Jotaro touch the window at 4:38 after Josuke opens it. That little unconscious action of touching something when it gets close makes it feel very real.
I like how this is a very urgent thing, but Jotaro still has time to follow Japanese etiquette and take off his shoes in the house. I would've ran through that house in dirty ass shoes to warn Josuke about that stand.
Look to the right at 2:07 and you can see a towel rack with two rubber gloves, At 2:15 Josuke's standing next to that same towel rack, but one of the rubber gloves is missing all of a sudden. Well played, David Productions. Well played.
These setups and just how creative the whole Jojoverse is...that's why I love Jojo so much. It's different from most other anime in an exceptional way. There are also some hilarious things that don't make sense, but eh.
Let's be honest. How many of us would survive these scenarios in the jojo series with just your wits. It really amazes me how many times I would have died in them 😂
Wait, he didn't wear them before? Also, I kinda find it hilarious that Jotaro took the time to remove his shoes when he was running in to warn Josuke XD
*has been watching the house for like three days or whatever* *can't figure out that the massive stardust man in the white coat living with Josuke for no reason now is a stand user too*
Tungsten Tourniquets Aqua Necklace is able to disguise inside any body of water anywhere and rip people from the inside out and is wielded by a serial killer. N'Doul was a blind dude with a stand that had a freeflowing body similar to water that can only see people based off of sound. Both are terrifying, but I'd say that Aqua Necklace is much more dangerous due to how easily it can travel and stealthily kill
Lord Slapaman It _all_ slides down with enough water! And I've eaten paper and plastic before but _never_ rubber Not that much that quickly at least...
"I never would have thought a power that uses water could be this terrifying." Jesus Christ, Jotaro, you were pinned down by N'Doul with the rest of the Crusaders for how fucking long? You know damn well how terrifying powers that use water can be.
Jotaro battled a waterstand that could travel a few kilometres in seconds, shot throught his own users head and almost permanently blinded Kakyoin, and then he says he didnt know a water stand is dangerous?
Misconception. Steam becomes water droplets when it comes into contact with colder surfaces or even colder gasses. That's why your hand gets wet when you swipe it through steam. His stand isn't in the water vapor, it's in the water droplets created by the steam's mixture with the colder air.
MetroidJunkie not to mention he swam downward and found stray air bubbles from the mines as well as positioned Pluck perfectly so it could melt through Dios ice.
Even Jonathan had to be smart at least a few times, he used Hamon to conduct through Bruford's sword and set his fist on fire to overcome Dio's ice touch. Most of the time, brute force was enough but he's shown to be smart when he had to be. Heck, he had to outmaneuver Dio when he first became a vampire, due to not even having Hamon at the time. Then there's using the last of his Hamon to control Dio's zombie to cause the ship to explode.
Water stands are truly terrifying, because you cannot live without water. It's everywhere, and you can never escape. You cant even just punch it, because its water.
0:56 *Jotaro:* Oh no. A stand that turns into water vapor that we can't attack in any meaningful way. If only I had encountered another mist-based stand user that would help me figure out how to stop it. /s *Star Platinum:* (Deep breath.)
2:16 N'Doul: Brutal but surprisingly honorable blind man that controls water that can attack people... While In a desert. Limited by the sounds his enemies make. Fights on behalf of his master. Angelo: Relentless and psychotic serial murderer that controls water that can attack AND possess people in an environment where water is plentiful. Limited by nothing. Fights because he is freaking insane. You know, Jotaro makes a good point
