You said you would make a bad movie, but you are going to make JOJO?

They all opened their wallets and started to buy Stone Ocean!

Especially...

[White Snake]: "Even the controversial ending of Stone Ocean, is it really a bad ending?"

[White Snake]: "Isn't this what Green Dolphin Studio is telling us, the audience-"

[White Snake]: "The story of JOJO's Bizarre Adventure has ended in the old world. The next story in the new world belongs to us, the audience who have inherited the golden spirit, a brand new JOJO story..."

[White Snake]: "I think there should be no work that is more perfect than the ending of Stone Ocean!?"

...

Looking at the recent sales of BD bonuses of Stone Ocean passed on by the relevant departments.

A few hours ago, somehow, the sales of BD bonuses of Stone Ocean... No, not only the sales of BD bonuses, but also the sales of Stone Ocean and even the peripheral sales of the entire JOJO's Bizarre Adventure series have all ushered in a surge, and the surge of Jolyne Kujo. When she came back to her senses from the brain overload.

What she saw and received was just such a file...

"...Fuck!"

Complete

Well, as the title suggests, "You Said to Make a Bad Movie, but You Made JOJO?" is finished.

Of course, some readers may wonder, what's going on?

Why did it suddenly end?

Isn't there the seventh part "Horuma no Yaro" and the eighth part "JoJo Gospel"?

In fact, this is just as the author said through Pucci before.

The outline of this book actually only covers the plot up to the sixth part "Stone Ocean".

As for the plots of the "JOJO" after the seventh part, since Mr. Araki has not finished writing them, I don't know what the theme core of the new world is?

It is impossible to come up with a theme core based on the plot like from "Phantom Blood" to "Stone Ocean".

It is better to say that the author did not intend to write the content of "Horuma no Yaro" at the beginning.

After all, the theme core that I came up with was already perfect by the time of Stone Ocean, so it was difficult to squeeze in Hobbyhorse.

But who told the author that he received a notice from the screenwriter at that time, saying that this book was recommended on the big bookshelf.

Even if it was to be finished, it had to wait until the recommendation was over before it was finished...

There was no other way, the author could only write the seventh part of Hobbyhorse, and then while writing, he thought about re-reading Hobbyhorse, as well as the various interviews with Mr. Araki, and Mr. Araki's deeds at the time.

Finally, I gradually came up with a theme core that the author thought was about Hobbyhorse -

A work that Mr. Araki used to fulfill his dream!

A work that Mr. Araki used his own personal experience to tell his successful victory over fate!

So Johnny said in Hobbyhorse - "Participating in this competition, my dead heart came back to life again."

Because of the unpleasantness with JUMP, Mr. Araki left "Weekly Shonen JUMP" and came to "Monthly Ultra JUMP".

Isn't he the same as Johnny?

Even after such setbacks and failures.

He still loves comics from the bottom of his heart and wants to challenge this fate again.

And in the end.

Just like Johnny went around a big circle before he understood.

At that time, Mr. Araki also went around a big, big circle before he understood that the so-called shortest shortcut is to take a long detour!

The famous scene where Johnny used ACT4 to tear apart his fate.

It is better to say that it is Mr. Araki's experience at that time than to say that Mr. Araki wrote his experience in the work!

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