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Chapter 51. ime, JOJO's Death
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Something's wrong!
This obviously doesn't seem right... No, it's not that it's wrong...
The oute of DIO's defeat shouldn't e as a surprise.
After all, putting aside the i rule in films and television where vilins aiming to destroy or rule the world are ultimately defeated by the heroic protagonists.
Just from the OP of "Phantom Blood," wasn't the oute of the battle between JOJO and DIO already spoiled?
JOJO, with his hands ed in fmes.
Would break DIO's Vaporization Freeze teique and use the power of the sun's Ripple to pletely end DIO's ambitions!
Just like eedwagon passionately decred at the end of this great battle—
—Though this statement might be a bit exaggerated, the world is saved!
DIO is such a dangerous man.
He wouldn't be blinded by power.
Instead, he would use his power and bi with the extensive knowledge he has learo tinuously test and experiment with the limits of his abilities.
Just like how the initial Vaporization Freeze teique could only slightly freeze Zeppeli and the others' arms.
And it took quite a while to take effect.
When JOJO entered DIO for the sed time.
Fag DIO, who, despite being no weaker than Zeppeli, spent only a sed or two to freeze everything of DIO's body, except the head, into ice!?
Su eous growth capability.
And his immortality, not dying even when split in half by a Ripple-infused bde.
The sense DIO gave them.
Truly left only despair.
Yet, such a dangerous and frightening DIO.
Was quickly killed by JOJO?!
What is going on!!?
Of course, JOJO's victory over DIO wasn't due to any protagonist halo.
The bzing fire in his hands was not some illusory ce.
It was real ce—the kind that involved thrusting his hands into the fmes, tinuously using Ripple to intensify the fire's temperature, and burning himself fiercely to ralize DIO's freezing power!
The resolve to ehe pain of the fmes.
No one would doubt the significe of JOJO's victory over DIO.
But, "Phantom Blood" had only reached the eighth episode!?
Defeating the final boss in the eighth episode, then what es ...
"Uh, it seems Green Dolphin Studio never said DIO was the final boss..."
Sora suddenly remembered something.
Although in the plot of "Phantom Blood," DIO had always been the source of intered for the audience.
From the first episode until his death at JOJO's hands, he remaihe super boss!
But who remembers that DIO's inal desire was merely to take over the Joestar family's fortune...
It wasn't until DIO's plot to take over the Joestar family's wealth was exposed, f him to bee a vampire to escape and ultimately ging his initial dream due to the power and ambitiht by his vampire nature.
So the question arises.
Where did the Stone Mask e from?
Was it a relic left by JOJO's deceased mother, an artifact from some ruins, or something bought from a mert... These are just superficial sources.
Whether it's the meism that ejects bone spikes when blood drips on the mask.
Or the precise stimution of human brain acupoints to transform humans into vampires.
And the Ripple warriors, who correspond to vampires and also have a long-standing tradition.
All of these point to the Stone Mask's in being very plicated.
After all, a sione Mask create a vampire like DIO.
Who guarahat the creator of the Stone Mask was not even more monstrous or had even more monstrous things?
"No wohe true title of 'Phantom Blood' is 'JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood,' and in the opening OP, the first six images showill only JOJO appearing in the plot."
Although in the OP produ.
Pucd the others used some of the ic's style.
That is, to present the six geions of JOJO iyle from Pucci's previous life's memory of "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure."
But they didn't actually gather all six geions of JOJO actors to appear one by one.
This doesn't stop viewers who have seen this OP from immediately reizing Jonathan as the first geion JOJO!
Not to mention the perfect match of the chosen actors' appearances.
Just the es.
Especially the es worn by the ter JOJOs.
As long as they appeared, viewers would never fet these highly reizable es!
"Because the Stone Mask falling into the sea actually means that the story of 'Phantom Blood' isn't over. JOJO will i Zeppeli's will, search the world for the remaining Stone Masks, and tio pass on and spread this will…"
If so, "JoJo's Bizarre Adveruly is a marvelous adveh a grand scale of story.
Sora sighed.
Zeppeli and JOJO.
And then JOJO and his successors.
A kind of immortality different from vampires stealing others' life forces.
Instead, relying on human will to tinually pass on this belief until future geions create a peaceful world without vampire threats.
Now Sora finally uood the meaning of Zeppeli's death.
And the meaning behind the ents made by the user with the ID [White Snake] earlier.
This sacrifice is truly remarkable!
"The hymn of humanity is the hymn of ce!"
"The greatness of humanity is the greatness of ce!"
"Even if 'Phantom Blood' tio show ses simir to Zeppeli's death, I will no longer feel pain and fusion."
"I now uand the true meaning of this death and the importance of what it carries, which is far more signifit than mere death!"
Saying this, Sora excitedly posted this message on 2CH.
He probably had no idea that oher side, at Green Dolphin Studio.
They had begun filming the final episode of "Phantom Blood."
Which was also...
—The Death of Jonathaar.
