Chapter 46. The Joestar Family Has Been Gentlemen for Generations
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Chapter 46. The Joestar Family Has Been Gentlemen for Generations
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"Another comment like that?!"
White Snake's reply was not only seen by Cujoh Jolyne.
Already irritated by the sarcastic message from Cujoh Jolyne, Sora planned to fight with her for three hundred rounds to let her see what it meant to be invincible.
Naturally, he also saw this reply before he turned into a troll.
"Although I did have a bad impression of this episode, it was just that I couldn't accept the plot where Uncle Zeppeli died like this."
"It is fundamentally different from your practice of vilifying others for the sake of vilifying others!"
Thinking of this, Sora, who was already very angry, immediately clicked the reply button behind the message.
He planned to use the psychology course he had learned on his own to play games better, to refute these two little black guys one by one in this regard.
White Snake: "I know everyone is anxious right now, but please don't be anxious yet. The fact that everyone is so eager to refute my words, doesn't it just show that the creation of the character of Zeppeli has been a great success?"
White Snake: "If an unrelated character was treated like this, would everyone be so excited?"
"..."
Although there is some far-fetched meaning in it.
But Sora had to admit that what White Snake said was indeed correct.
He couldn't say that he didn't like Zeppeli, could he?
So what does this action of his mean?
"Well, let's skip this one for now and read the next one first."
Feeling that his sister was looking at him with an ambiguous gaze, Sora continued to look at her without blushing or getting nervous.
White Snake: "This is also what I admire most about 'Phantom Blood.' After all, Zeppeli's role, including the treatment of JOJO when he first appeared, the brief confrontation with Jack the Ripper who turned into a zombie in the tunnel, and then being restrained by DIO using the gasification freezing method, and finally dying at the hands of Tarkus, is just that."
White Snake: "For most of this experience, Zeppeli's role was not completely useless. It could be said that he was just a part-time commentator like Speedwagen. The only real highlight was when he fought Tarkus, and he lost..."
White Snake: "Under normal circumstances, can everyone really sigh for the death of this character?"
Unfortunately, it cannot.
Although it doesn't sound nice to say this.
But this in itself is a shortcoming of Pucci's previous life, the original "Phantom Blood."
The relatively short length makes the story development of the entire work seem accelerated, moving forward rapidly from beginning to end.
There is no extra time left for the audience to savor some of the plots or to spend more space to describe some of the wonderful stories inside.
This is also a similar ending. The feeling brought about by the first time you see Caesar's death is obviously much more painful than the feeling brought about by the first time you see Zeppeli's death.
In terms of dissemination, the former is greater than the latter.
Obviously, after the tempering of the first part, "Phantom Blood."
When Araki was creating the second story of "Battle Tide," he made sufficient progress in the depiction of battles, the development of the plot, and the creation of characters.
Of course, these were the shortcomings of the original Phantom Blood.
And in this parallel world.
Because of Shinbo Akiyuki's unique personal style.
Or Pucci, the time traveler who has a lot of famous scenes from his previous life to learn from.
This shortcoming can be improved.
And the "Phantom Blood" itself has, that is, the choices and actions between the characters are vividly and contagiously portrayed.
A super big boost has been given!
This is how the audiences in this parallel world today see the revised version of "Phantom Blood."
And the unprecedented sensation caused by the audience's death!
White Snake: "Based on this premise, it is not difficult for us to imagine how amazing the performance of 'Phantom Blood' is. This can simply be described as turning decay into magic!"
"..."
Nothing to say.
After being reminded by the White Snake.
Sora couldn't help but feel "oh shit" in his heart.
Because of this, he really hadn't thought of it before!
In other words, one is in the game but does not know the situation.
He was already influenced by the plot, so it was naturally difficult for him to see the truth from a bystander's perspective in a short period of time.
White Snake: "Now is the time to review the introduction of 'Phantom Blood' -"
White Snake: "One prisoner stared at the wall, while the other stared at the stars through the iron bars.
There are two slaves to fate, looking out through the iron windows.
One looked up at the golden stars, the other gazed at the dark mud."
Eh?
Sora noticed something was wrong.
The distant memory of having first seen the introduction began to attack his brain.
Isn't this just...
White Snake: "Yes, everything is just as this introduction says: in the cage of fate, one person chose to take shortcuts and abandoned his human identity in an attempt to change his fate, while another person mustered up the courage to fight against fate to the end. Even if the result is irreversible in the end, the brilliance emanating from his soul will be passed on forever and shine on everyone!"
White Snake: "If the previous plot creation that turned decay into magic made me respect Green Dolphin Studio's ability to shoot stories, then this last point, what Green Dolphin Studio wants to tell JOJO and us, the audience, through Zeppeli's death, is the real reason why I sigh at this plot war!"
White Snake: "Because he is telling us, even if we can't become a gentleman like JOJO, even if we are just a gangster who cheats in gambling, a bad student who eats free meals, beats up classmates and teachers, so what?"
White Snake: "As long as we never forget this glory, our souls will always be looking up at the sky, gazing at the star that is forever shining with gold!"
"..."
Finally, I scrolled down this reply until I couldn't scroll any further.
Sora originally wanted to refute the responses of the white snake, whom he identified as the little black boy, one by one.
Until now, he has not written a single word to refute it.
He felt an inexplicable emotion in his heart.
At this moment I want to say something, but I don't know what to say.
Until a new reply appeared behind White Snake's reply when it was refreshed.
Shiroyasha: "Well, what the above person said is very good, but do hooligans and bad students really have the spirit of gold? How should I put it, it is really hard to imagine it."
"..."