Steamed Hams but its JoJo (done right) 

Built like a what

@@blooope a gay refrigerator

Gay refridgerator is the funnies thing ive seen today

Yeah I'm snagging that.

@@xDmakc exactly

Kinda on point for JoJo. Everyone seens to look 20 years older or younger than they shoud.

A stand owner did it.

Seymour kinda lookin close enough to Young Joseph there

​@@tbirddddd jotaro in pt.3 looks like hes 40. In part 6 he looks like a kid.

I thought that was a jotaro and funny valentine reference at first lol

If you guys liked the American Psycho references, you're gonna love the Pulp Fiction references in Part 7

He’s a widower.

​@@mikeval1525 Really?

@@GuyMcPherson69 Bart Stops To Smell The Roosevelts

@@hayaokakizaki4463 What does that mean?

Turns out the war he fought in was in Japan, and it left a real lasting impact on him.

This whole comic was originally done and voice acted in Japanese .... these people just did an English dub of it

Chalmers’ stand name is Utica

He could see it, but aurora borealis ' stand ability erased it's presence from his memory immediately afterwards as part of it's ability to convince superiors of anything.

Those were some good steamed hams and he didn't want to raise a fuss.

​@@insaninaterexactly! When superintendent Chaumers was told he could not see Aurora Borealis, the stand's power convinced him that he could not see it! Truly a formidable stand, on the level of Heaven's Door

That's why Araki nerfed it

Araki forgot

​@@henriquelambcastellanos8439the nerf is: he could only use it once a year, thus the line "at this time of day, at this time of year"

DIO’s hypnotism 😔

@@snaifhassnan6348 Dio only ever put flesh buds in a handful of his minions. Most just got paid a commission.

Skinner is such a bootlicker that he thinks his mother still has great power over him and thus can use Aurora Borealis on her. That makes sense.

@@iantaakalla8180 me when respecting your mother makes you a bootlicker

I mean, he aint a bootlicker. He just respects his mother.

that part where rohan literally burns his own house down trying to find out how josuke is cheating at dice is JoJo's version of steamed hams

That dice situation is reversed Steamed Hams: Rohan does not mean to burn his house, and was not doing anything to burn his house, and is trying to uncover a trick played on him, but in the end his house was burnt

@@iantaakalla8180 Wait, Chalmers would be Rohan in this scenario, right? So, it's actually _Josuke's_ house that catches fire.

That would be even funnier because Tomoko would chew him out sarcastically but then they would come across a windfall and all of it is used to buy another house and Josuke is deprived of another source of cash. I did not ever think of how fitting Steamed Hams would fit in the world of Diamond is Unbreakable.

It's funny, because there's a TF2 adaptation of Steamed Hams by the Winglet that radiates that exact same energy.

The original scene is basically a passive aggressive battle of wits, so it maps pretty cleanly onto the Jojo thing.

At this point then I hope somebody makes a Death Note version someday

​@@GuiltyGalit has been probably done already, just look a little deeper, but if not... Why not make it yourself?

Joseph is from New York, after all.

@Stinky_Agumon 2021 but that's only in the kitchen

That's an oddly specific description for a stand.

didn't the video itself say "superiors" in general? I wonder if there's one for subordinates?

​@@iskb6766to be fair most stand now in the manga has become oddly specific anyway.

no, this is canon

yes

i agree

It's localized named would be "Northern Lightshow."

Yeah merryweather media does a looot of meme content aswell as actually nomal comics

it truly was an unforgettable luncheon

agreed

I think that's exactly what they would be, because that's what would work the best for Aurora Borealis. The user naturally sees themself as inferior to other people, but if they can convince someone else that they are also superior to them in some way (it could vary from a real job position, to a skill set, to a familial or social dynamic, or simply prey on arrogant tendencies), then their Stand can trigger. The Aurora Borealis arc would thus go like this: a demonstration on some random person being mean to the user happens at the start. Then, the protagonists enter, and one inevitably sets off the enemy Stand. Someone else, probably the protagonist, bails them out and the Aurora user doesn't risk blowing their cover by using it again right away. Some time later, the protagonist and the other character are isolated and both fall under the Stand's effects, which are promptly triggered several times in a row to trap them in a layered illusion. From there, JoJo stuff happens, and the good guys manage to trick the villain with a bad lie of their own (or a real warning that sounds like one - this villain's character archetype is ripe for self-destructive behavior).

Honestly, depending on who has Aurora Borealis, the stand user could be the main bad of the part; they always think horribly of themselves because they are a vulnerable narcissist, so they developed Aurora Borealis as a stand, and now they de facto run whatever place they work at because everybody follows their will. The humble newcomer would, not falling for Aurora Borealis because they have worked at healthy places, work their way up to defeating the stand user with Aurora Borealis by getting the user to grandstand and therefore look down on them and then Aurora Borealis is canceled for everybody. The previous arcs are the attempts of the user of Aurora Borealis to take out the newcomer to the workplace because he always fears that someone may topple his power.

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the 2nd one

Oh no, not an immunity. It's a morality restriction.

​@itsumikoroko I see.

@@MessedUpBrainspike You know, these limiting factors are quite similar to the ones they have with armies.

@@itsumikoroko Oh, ho ho ho, nooo! Patented Joestar discipline! Old family values!

agreed

It's basically a superpower made from your "Fighting spirit" or soul. Like a semblance from rwby.

This is... and I can *not stress this enough*... BARELY more absurd than a typical episode of Jojo.

A stand is the physical manifestation of your soul/fighting spirit and almost all stands can't be seen by non stand users can only be harmed other stands and any damage done to the stand will reflect to the user

agreed

merryweather did a great job with the art, i agree

merryweather did wonders

I would abuse that power RELENTLESSLY

It got retconned though

show merryweather some love for it

agreed

Bro that was fast wtf

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