You said you would make a bad movie, but you are going to make JOJO? Chapter 060

Although Mono no aware culture is a special emotion ingrained in the hearts of all Japanese people.

It is due to Japan’s small land area, and the frequent occurrence of major disasters such as earthquakes, tsunamis, typhoons, volcanic eruptions… This unique natural environment has collectively shaped a sense of value that laments the brevity of time.

But being enthusiastic about mono no aware culture.

Doesn’t mean they truly enjoy tragic stories.

Just like Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

Those who love the story of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, if they had the chance to travel back to the Three Kingdoms era, would they, because they love the story, allow history to unfold according to the ultimate ending of the Three Kingdoms returning to Jin?

Impossible!

As long as they have the ability.

Then anyone who travels back to the Three Kingdoms era would want to change that ending!

Similarly.

For viewers who love Jojo.

Their feelings about Jojo’s death at the end of the story, at its most glorious moment, did not hit any “G-spot” of enjoyment.

On the contrary, their strong desire to “knife” someone could barely be contained, emanating from the words they wrote!

EMIYA: “Is this Jojo’s final ending? It’s really hard to accept.”

KO NO Evil God Da: “Ono Re (Damn it)! Pucci!!”

Don’t Wear Mazura: “Worst! This is the worst ending I’ve ever seen! Director and screenwriter, come out and apologize quickly!!”

Kirito: “Everyone, don’t say that. Although the plot where Jojo dies at the end seems quite sad, if you put that aside, everything else is still very good. Even this grand finale gives an unexpected surprise…”

[ ]: “Shut up! You traitor!”

Kirito: “…Hey, hey, hey, this time I really didn’t betray anyone.”

This was the truth.

Although as a group member, Kirigaya Kazuto had fallen for Pucci’s trick early on and acted in a certain famous scene.

So much so that when he was recognized on the street recently.

What he got was never the pen he had already prepared in his pocket, nor the autograph he had specially practiced for, which finally got a chance to be used.

Instead, each time he was yelled at with, “As expected of Kirito! He easily did what we couldn’t! Truly admirable, truly inspiring!!”

How to put it.

So embarrassing.

I want to die.

But also due to the needs of filming.

While filming and learning, Kirigaya Kazuto’s appreciation for a work also improved significantly.

And when Pucci asked him for help, to use his status as a former celebrity in the gaming circle to promote Phantom Blood.

Having caught up on a lot of professional knowledge, he was no longer the same, and could now eloquently speak a string of professional terms in this area.

Kirito: “And even if you ignore everything else, this ending, like the previous plot of Phantom Blood, perfectly corresponds to the images in the OP… The Stone Mask falling into the sea, and DIO sinking into the sea.”

Kirito: “If you combine this with the subtly revealed concept of fate in Zeppeli’s death scene, and interpret this OP as the fate within the world of Phantom Blood, then Jojo’s final act of fighting against fate becomes truly astonishing.”

In Japan’s unique geographical environment.

In the face of the truth that human power cannot defy nature, almost all Japanese people believe that an unconquerable fate truly exists.

This is also widely present in their literary works and the literary works they love.

It is precisely because of this that when they see someone facing this unconquerable fate, not only do they not choose to escape, but they bravely declare war on this fate.

When they transform this imperfect, sorrowful story into what they desire.

Only then can they truly feel the romance of grasping fate by the throat.

After all, to be honest.

Unlike these viewers who want to see Jojo survive.

For Jojo, at that time, with Hamon no longer usable, the only thing he wanted to do was to let Erina live!

Without a doubt, Jojo succeeded!

And it was because of this that Kirigaya Kazuto, and even others who were just introduced to Phantom Blood and didn’t have much emotional attachment to the character of Jojo, praised this final ending.

Jojo did what all of them wanted to do, but didn’t dare to!

It’s just…

[ ]: “To achieve this, Jojo had to be killed by DIO?”

Sora said angrily.

If the price of resisting fate was this.

Then what was the difference between that and fate always being unconquerable!?

Although there was indeed a difference.

And Sora also knew the difference.

Just like the fate of everyone on that ship, when DIO also boarded, it had already become a hopeless fate of no one surviving.

But because of Jojo’s struggle, because of Jojo’s defiance of fate, this destined “no one survives” fate was completely rewritten, allowing two, or even three, lives to continue.

And the will inherited from Jojo would continue to be passed down!

Valuing others’ lives more than his own, this was undoubtedly something Jojo would do.

If Jojo hadn’t chosen to do this.

Then they wouldn’t have liked Jojo as much.

But precisely because they liked him.

They couldn’t accept this cruel ending.

Since Jojo defied this fate and expanded the number of survivors from zero to three, wouldn’t it be fine to try a little harder and expand the number of survivors to four?

So it’s still…

[ ]: “Ono Re! Pucci!!”

Whitesnake: “Although everyone is scolding Green Dolphin Street Studio, questioning why they wrote Jojo to die, from another perspective, given the current popularity of Phantom Blood and Jojo, it’s impossible for Green Dolphin Street Studio to kill the goose that lays the golden eggs by ending the entire story with Jojo’s death.”

Whitesnake: “Whether it’s the secret of the Stone Mask, or the child in Erina’s womb, and the OP showing at least six Jojos who will inherit Jojo’s will… all make Phantom Blood not seem like a story that has finished and cannot continue.”

Whitesnake: “So to solve this mystery, as a loyal viewer, I immediately bought the Phantom Blood BD bonus, and found the answer to this mystery inside.”

…Eh?

Phantom Blood’s BD bonus!?