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FirstAidKite posted:That face that is also cybernetic as hell and contains eye lasers and poo poo like that? only like half of it
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gently caress trophy 2k14 posted:only like half of it The half they could recover after he blew up from shoving a grenade in his mouth
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Sep 6, 2014 00:25
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He probably just ran out of batteries.
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Sep 6, 2014 07:20
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It's Russia, the correct answer is they just threw a hundred thousand men at him.
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Sep 6, 2014 08:12
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Patware posted:The real question that raises: Who the gently caress managed to kill Stroheim? Nanomachines, son. wait wrong cyborg
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Sep 6, 2014 08:39
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I could have sworn I heard about a light novel where he's killed by a Russian stand user that he thinks is a vampire but I can't recall where.
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Sep 6, 2014 10:18
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There's only one real answer: Mecha Stalin...because why else would he be named "Iron Joe"?
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Sep 6, 2014 11:06
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maybe someone just put a magnet near his cpu
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Sep 6, 2014 16:02
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It was the brutal Russian winter, it claims all.
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Sep 6, 2014 19:53
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He was killed by Laputan Machine.
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Sep 6, 2014 20:33
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I'm nearing the end of part 6, and holy poo poo, Weather Report's backstory. 
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Sep 6, 2014 23:59
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I feel kinda bad for Pucci. He didn't start out as a bad guy. 
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Sep 7, 2014 00:06
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Every conflict in Part 6 was indirectly caused by the KKK. Or that lady who swapped the babies.
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Sep 7, 2014 00:25
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Butt Ghost posted:Every conflict in Part 6 was indirectly caused by the KKK. I legitimately forgot the KKK was in JJBA.
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Sep 7, 2014 00:36
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Butt Ghost posted:Every conflict in Part 6 was indirectly caused by the KKK. Dio too.
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Hobgoblin2099 posted:I feel kinda bad for Pucci. He didn't start out as a bad guy. I think Pucci may be one of my favourite Jojo villains, because I find his backstory pretty interesting. Mainly because of how after his sister dies he has a moment of clarity and thinks "poo poo, this is my fault", before remembering Dio's words about 'gravity' and instead deciding that it's all fate's fault and he did nothing wrong. So then he decides the way to solve this problem is to make it so that everyone just accepts their fate and sothus his sister would be fine with getting killed by the KKK since she would have known it was coming. And he somehow thinks he's the good guy. Most Jojo villains are unapologetically evil, but Pucci sincerely thinks he's doing the right thing. Which I find interesting.
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Kira fought to be left alone, Diavolo to be the shadow government, Pucci for his religious ideology and Valentine for Realpolitik. All of them manage to be interesting and unique in their motives and none are simple evil for the sake of being evil. Dio fought for who the gently caress knows because it's changed at least a dozen times.
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Sep 7, 2014 01:23
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Mr. Maltose posted:Dio fought for who the gently caress knows because it's changed at least a dozen times. Dio fought because he's Dio and Dio is an amazing rear end in a top hat
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Sep 7, 2014 01:25
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Dio wanted to be rich because he was a greedy dick, and after becoming a vampire had an obsession with being perfect. DIO is a bit more nebulous.
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Nahxela posted:Valentine was fighting for the United States of America Excuse you, the United States of Valentine. Valentine fought to create a better life for his son, Funnier Valentine, and grandson, Funniest Valentine.
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Sep 7, 2014 01:35
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DIO went insane while trapped at the bottom of the ocean for 100 years, and formulated a plan to attain Heaven involving CDs, babies, a fig tart, gravity, and killing Joestars. Somehow it worked.
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Gruckles posted:DIO went insane while trapped at the bottom of the ocean for 100 years, and formulated a plan to attain Heaven involving CDs, babies, a fig tart, gravity, and killing Joestars. Somehow it worked. I maintain that DIO was just loving around with Pucci because, well, it's Pucci. Dude just looks like the guy who will fall for any line of poo poo you throw his way. The fact it WORKED would probably surprise DIO as much as anybody if he wasn't already a corpse. Double corpse. Double corpse that was triple dead.
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Sep 7, 2014 01:53
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DIO's probably had a different idea of what heaven should be from pucci but we'll never know.
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Mr. Maltose posted:Kira fought to be left alone, Diavolo to be the shadow government, Pucci for his religious ideology and Valentine for Realpolitik. All of them manage to be interesting and unique in their motives and none are simple evil for the sake of being evil. I didn't mean to imply that the other villains were uninteresting or just evil for the sake for it. But the majority of their motivations are largely selfish, they want to achieve their goals solely for themselves. While, Pucci truly believes that his plan will make the world better because he's deluded and nuts. To be fair though, I did forget Valentine, which i'm kind of ashamed about. His conversation with Johnny near the end of SBR was really good.
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gently caress trophy 2k14 posted:DIO's probably had a different idea of what heaven should be from pucci but we'll never know. DIO really loves reading while half naked.
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I like the way Over Heaven reconciles Dio's contradictory motivations and even explains the thinking behind his bizarre instructions to Pucci.
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amuayse posted:DIO really loves reading while half naked.
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gently caress trophy 2k14 posted:DIO's probably had a different idea of what heaven should be from pucci but we'll never know. The way I see it, when DIO is talking about how great it would be if everyone knew their fate, what he really means is "It would be great if everyone knew how great I, DIO am. It would also be great if I, DIO, knew I was going to be fished out of the ocean after 100 years. I, DIO, was seriously getting worried I would be stuck down there forever and eventually stop thinking."
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I rather like how DIO wanted to achieve Heaven while also employing the Stand representing the Devil.golden bubble posted:The way I see it, when DIO is talking about how great it would be if everyone knew their fate, what he really means is "It would be great if everyone knew how great I, DIO am. It would also be great if I, DIO, knew I was going to be fished out of the ocean after 100 years. I, DIO, was seriously getting worried I would be stuck down there forever and eventually stop thinking." I actually saw a fan comic of DIO and Pucci that had that same tone to it.
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Hobgoblin2099 posted:I rather like how DIO wanted to achieve Heaven while also employing the Stand representing the Devil. Uh, please don't confuse I, DIO for WE, DEVO. Thank you in advance.
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Butt Ghost posted:I love how DIO and Pucci's idea of bro-ing out is to just lie together in the same bed while reading. The first panel of them together is Dio putting his leg over Pucci's, it is hilariously hard to interpret their relationship as purely platonic.
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I want to believe that reading about art is DIO's post sex cigarette.
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I finished part 6. So what exactly happened at the end there? I get that it was a rebirth of the universe, but why did it start again if Pucci wasn't there to gently caress up time? I kind of thought of it as Emporio achieving what Pucci couldn't and reaching true heaven, where his friends can live normal lives, but I'm sure that's over-analyzing it.
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Butt Ghost posted:I finished part 6. So what exactly happened at the end there? I get that it was a rebirth of the universe, but why did it start again if Pucci wasn't there to gently caress up time? I kind of thought of it as Emporio achieving what Pucci couldn't and reaching true heaven, where his friends can live normal lives, but I'm sure that's over-analyzing it. I think the universe getting rebooted over and over is something it does naturally. Made in Heaven just accelerated the process.
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Butt Ghost posted:I finished part 6. So what exactly happened at the end there? I get that it was a rebirth of the universe, but why did it start again if Pucci wasn't there to gently caress up time? I kind of thought of it as Emporio achieving what Pucci couldn't and reaching true heaven, where his friends can live normal lives, but I'm sure that's over-analyzing it. Pucci didn't complete the cycle. He stopped it short so that he could try to kill Emporio in the prison, and, well, that didn't go as planned.
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Butt Ghost posted:I finished part 6. So what exactly happened at the end there? I get that it was a rebirth of the universe, but why did it start again if Pucci wasn't there to gently caress up time? I kind of thought of it as Emporio achieving what Pucci couldn't and reaching true heaven, where his friends can live normal lives, but I'm sure that's over-analyzing it. I thought it was that Pucci was going to recreate the world without the Joestars/Kujos where everybody already knew their fate and thus could live without worry about what would happen (his version of heaven), but since he died before the cycle was completed the universe rearranged itself into a version that everybody didn't already know the end to. Thus creating the Steel Ball Run universe 
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Kabanaw posted:I thought it was that Pucci was going to recreate the world without the Joestars/Kujos where everybody already knew their fate and thus could live without worry about what would happen (his version of heaven), but since he died before the cycle was completed the universe rearranged itself into a version that everybody didn't already know the end to.
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It's never been said at any point in time that SBR's universe is related to the end of Part 6. I mean, Part 7 wasn't even "related" to jojo when it originally started being in print. There is literally no reason to assume that it's related to that ending.
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Uznare posted:It's never been said at any point in time that SBR's universe is related to the end of Part 6. I mean, Part 7 wasn't even "related" to jojo when it originally started being in print. There is literally no reason to assume that it's related to that ending. Actually, there is, and it's because it would be cool as heck. 
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