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Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure’s third Season is currently airing, and many of you - justifiably - may be concerned about currently airing shows getting their own [WT!] topic. Fear not! As I have no intention of recommending Seasons two and three of JJBA, which animate Part 3 of the long-running manga series. Instead, I’m here to bring /r/anime’s attention to Parts 1 and 2, contained in the first season of David Production’s 2012 adaptation of the work, and the many Awesome and unique Things it brings to its screen-time.

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Before I hit the meaty parts of the recommendation, I’d like to clarify JJBA’s structure. JJBA is split up into ‘Parts’, each of which has a unique ‘Jojo’ as the Main Character, and each of them being a blood-relation of some previous Jojo. Currently, the manga is running its 8th Part. The anime is currently adapting Part 3, which it has split into two seasons: Seasons 2 and 3. Season 1 was dedicated to animating both Parts 1 and 2, and therefore has two different Jojos to talk about; Part 1 lasts 9 episodes, and Part 2 lasts the remaining 17 episodes, finishing the 26-episode first season. We clear? Alright, let’s head on in.

AWESOME THING 1: SENSE OF STYLE

JJBA’s story isn’t actually too “bizarre' in its essence. Within the medium of anime there have been - and will most likely continue to be - a constant stream of more outlandish settings and premises, choosing to kick logic to the curb and make sense with nonsense. In fact, JJBA’s stories are as simple as they get, even for a generic shounen: get strong; defeat bad guy(s); get stronger; defeat badder guy(s).

But JJBA’s story isn’t what has given it a cult following and memetic recognition, and definitely shouldn’t be treated as its main attraction: rather, it is the extreme sense of style it employs to tell that story what makes the anime truly unique and exciting. From exquisite-yet-manly poses, to plot twists of unrealistically grand scale, to black spaghetti, to naming all of its characters after classic rock bands, JJBA is a far cry from regular shows simply because of how seriously it takes its absurdities: it embraces the oddities of the source work and makes it part of its own charm. It’s not so much Jojo’s adventure that is bizarre; it’s more the case that in a bizarre world, even the most dull and straightforward adventure can become exotic, and JJBA’s first Season doesn’t let off on the pedal on that count from start to finish.

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AWESOME THING 2: CHARACTERS

The great thing about JJBA is it may only use its story as a container for its eccentric style, but it never forgets it. The hero's determination to finish his goal is always the primary narrative drive, and the constantly growing relationship between Jojo and his enemies is almost perfectly executed for both Parts of the show. In fact, I’d go so far as to say that the characterization of both Jonathan Joestar and Joseph Joestar (the Main Characters of Parts 1 and 2, respectively) are some of the most efficient and well-done in all of anime; despite lacking in complexity, both Jojos have a clear purpose, motivation, and - most importantly - a reason for us to care about their success. Heck, even the side-characters (JJBA fans will agree as I here pull out the ‘Zeppeli’ card) and the villains have meaningful and exciting moments of development, keeping us constantly on our toes.

On a visual level, I’d like to mention that the design of the characters is very distinct from modern anime, with excessively strong jaw-lines, noses that not only exist but are large and prominent, and some truly beautiful eyes thrown in - not to mention the multitude of utsukushi muscles throughout. It’s not distracting as long as you’re not a hard-core moe-blob fan, and I really think the show wouldn't have been half as good any other way, but it is worth mentioning because it’s so well-done despite being unconventional.

AWESOME THING 3 + 4: FAITHFULNESS/ED

While I don’t have much concern for whether an anime removes scenes or adds filler for an adaptation (such things depend on the quality of the anime rather than of the source), I admit I have deep respect for David Production’s decision of making the anime feel like a manga, if it were given colour and movement. Common manga ‘effects' such as the “Menacing” text that bubbles over certain scenes, as well as more fundamental parts of the show such as the way the characters move and are framed, feel like they were ripped straight out of their original pages and given life. It looks strange, yet weirdly authentic, and the greatest part is it actually works: it looks great, and gives JJBA a uniqueness as an adapted work that really grabs one's attention.

I can’t find a good way to segue into this or discuss it in good depth, so I’ll say it straight: the ED for Season 1 is amazing. Just watch the first episode and be startled by how abrupt its presence is, but also how much sense it makes for JJBA - everything about the anime and the song seem to complement one another.

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CONCLUSION: ALL-IN-ALL, A BIZARRE WATCH

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I’d like to re-state that this is not a plug for the currently airing Season; in fact, I’d say that a lot of things that JJBA did best in Season 1 seem to be missing in Seasons 2 and 3, and as such Part 1 and 2 fans should tread cautiously on Part 3. While it doesn’t abandon the bizarre scenarios that previous Parts often entertained, it approaches it in what I think of as a more crude manner, being far more gruesome and violent without very much of the previous Parts' likability. (I think most will agree to that extent; whether the change from previous Jojos is a good or bad thing is far more subjective.)

In any case, Season 1 is a must-watch for all fans of anime: even if JJBA’s sense of style is too garish and overpowering for some, it undoubtedly knows exactly what it wants to do with its bizarreness, and executes those desires with a unique flair. To revel in those is itself a worthy reason to delve into David Production's Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure, and an experience I heartily recommend all of you enjoy as soon as possible.

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