Sockser posted:

Kwyndig posted:

Joseph did, but since Hamon is only useful against vampires, there's no reason for anyone else to learn it with all the vampires being super dead.

CJ posted:

Just a reminder that there isn't a fight that revolves around Killer Queen's initial ability of turning objects into bombs.

multijoe posted:

I will never watch a series that uses text to speech programs as the main source of dialogue, and Copyright Free Adventures isn't changing my mind

Son of Thunderbeast posted:

Blueberry Pancakes posted:

Did Jonathan have a catchphrase? I think the one always attributed to him is what he says when Dio kicks Danny in the face, but that's only said by him once.

FirstAidKite posted:

In theory, the spiritual projection's look can be influenced in a variety of ways. I can't say any specifics because manga spoilers but there are definitely aspects in future JJBA parts that show how a stand can have major or minor differences in looks depending on how the user wishes to manifest it. Not to say that there is a basic template of design but rather that there are changes that occur for a variety of reasons, be it from Araki just deciding to change up their design or actually important elements changing for reasons related to the story.

The idea behind Star Finger is similar to pressure. A lower pressure hose covers a wider, closer area but a higher pressure hose is more concentrated and harmful but lacks the spread of the spray. In a way, you can compare the Star Finger to the various Acts that Koichi goes through, or to Enya's Justice which can cause her to suffocate if you were to restrict its form into a concentrated form, or to any of the various stands capable of morphing its shape in some form or another (Geb being water, Khnum's face morphing, Yellow Temperance's body morphing, Hierophant Green's body stretching, Silver Chariot's weighted armor, Iggy's sand morphing, High Priestess' mineral absorption, Strength and Wheel of Fortune being tied to a vehicle presumably of their user's choice, Surface attaching to a woodpuppet, Clash's size changing in relation to the liquid it is in, and Killer Queen's stomach pocket).

It's just one of those things where it makes sense at the time but doesn't necessarily have a lot of applications that wouldn't be better suited by just punching them a whole lot normally and it seems like the kind of thing where the stand is capable of doing this stuff, just that it isn't the natural form it takes and requires more effort on the user's part to actually try that kind of stuff out.

At the end of the day, Jotaro must've got sick of it real quick since he used it to quickly end 2 fights against absolute losers before moving on to decide on just punching more.