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JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken: Steel Ball Run - 2nd and 3rd STAGE, episode 4

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No way that Araki went that hard on a villain of the week. Oyecomova is a Neapolitan terrorist (which btw means Italy is still divided in 1891) who seeks to hunt and kill Gyro.

He has golden ratio curls and his ability is a pain in the butt to counter. How Gyro and Johnny overcame him is very creative. The clocks appear to be a Salvador Dali reference and when the steel balls finally hit his face, it turned to a Picasso portrait.

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Done!

I'm finding it very odd that there is an astounding lack of winchester leveractions. heck, the model 1888 is one of their most famous versions, and was literally "everywhere* in this era.

I've just caught up with this season's episodes, and as always, the battles-of-the-week are a treat!

I thought it was stretching credulity to have spider webs (how'd he find those in the smoke?) attached to Johnny's fingernail spinny things and not rip apart or end up in a tangled mess.

But it's rewarding to see Oye's face mangled like that.

At some level I believe it's a Looney Toons style of violence as opposed to an accurate depiction of physical damage inflicted on him.

I was also enjoying the conceit of nobody knowing what Stands are, then f*cking Cowboy Tim has to say it.

I was also enjoying the conceit of nobody knowing what Stands are, then f*cking Cowboy Tim has to say it.

That's in the manga. The first chapters tried to frame SBR as completely separate from JoJo.