You're becoming the Vsauce of JoJo, and i'm all here for it.

@aurahoneydew9607

9 ай бұрын

Vsauce wishes.

@justinn8541

9 ай бұрын

Or is he?

@Darko04

9 ай бұрын

@@justinn8541 Moon Men by Jake Chudnow starts playing

@KaiserMazoku

9 ай бұрын

But will he become the Vinesauce of Jojo?

@potturtle366

9 ай бұрын

vsause?

Ironically, I don't think Dio would obtain a peace of mind if he knew that he was destined to fail, I feel like he would try and escape his fate like Diavolo never being able to accept his fate even as he dies.

@cheatsykoopa98

9 ай бұрын

his last words were "I am dio", like "how can this be happening to the apex of humanity like myself? I should be destined to win". he clearly was in denial

@shinyagumon7015

9 ай бұрын

Emporio said as much to Pucci

@atijohn8135

9 ай бұрын

this was the reason why ultimately the heaven plan failed. If Pucci accepted the fate as it had already been shaped instead of trying to eliminate Emporio because he was feeling insecure that Emporio could break the plan, then the plan would succeed

@t-universegamer7609

5 ай бұрын

​@@atijohn8135I believe it would've failed regardless. The whole point of the heaven plan was enforcing Dio's idea of peace of mind on every living being, disregarding if they would actually want that or not. That by itself is a form of injustice, so it would've been rejected by fate.

@yaujj65

2 ай бұрын

@@t-universegamer7609I wonder, since Made in Heaven indirectly kill and hurt a lot of people in the time acceleration, it wouldn’t be surprised if fate retaliate brutally because Pucci just interfere fate of so many beings in the universe

Thanks for addressing the misconception about DIO's Part 6 characterization. I think way too many fans have this flanderized image of DIO in their heads from memes, thinking DIO is nothing more than "Road Rolla" or "Muda Muda". Also, I always loved how, despite not being there for it, DIO's heaven plan strongly mirrors the story of William Zepelli. Zepelli too was made aware of his own tragic fate, which allowed him to come to terms with it and die without fear or regret, something DIO wants to force on everyone while ironically being unable to accept his own fate of being destined to lose.

@MagillanicaLouM

9 ай бұрын

You bringing up Will's whole story really almost had my eyes bug out my head, nice catch.

@farwhy6128

9 ай бұрын

you couldnt have said it better, awesome connection there

@Tabby3456

9 ай бұрын

I mean, I too would go crazy if my enemy was winning

@thehobbyist7275

9 ай бұрын

I think that assessment can be made for all the Zeppelis. From William to Caesar to Gyro

@Danny-dn5pj

9 ай бұрын

i agree with your whole comment except the end. Dio has a complatee understanding of fate, not complete knowledge of it. Dio doesnt know that he is fated to lose

In a world where pessimistic thoughts are so common place, having a work so dear to me be described as "an affirmation that humanity is wonderful" makes me emotional in ways I cannot understand myself.

I absolutely love how Dio's speech to Polnareff about the peace of mind perfectly ties to his idea of Heaven in Part 6. It fits incredibly good. Dio believed that everyone do everything they do to achieve peace of mind, and that achieving peace of mind is the goal of humanity, and that's why for him knowing everything that will happen to you is the true "Heaven", because nothing could give you a bigger peace of mind. Of course the series proves him wrong because characters like Avdol did things like saving Polnareff and Iggy, this being and act not to achieve peace of mind, but an act out of love and justice, the main themes of the series. Without knowing their fates, characters like Avdol, Jotaro, or Jolyne, were able to sacrifice themselves out of love, something Dio could never do, precisely because he threw away his humanity

@juanpablonaranjo6946

9 ай бұрын

Completely agreed. Super W comment.

@HerohammerStudios

7 ай бұрын

It's really hard to take you seriously when your English is poo poo

@danylol772

5 ай бұрын

Nah, i'd say DIO wouldn't sacrifice himself because of how he was raised and developed. There's no one above DIO to himself

@pagan-ni-ni

3 ай бұрын

he mentioned that doint something for the sake of love is also doing it for the sake of peace of mind 🤦‍♀ this jojo fans contrarianism about villains is so annoying, you 100% would justify this belief if it was one of heroes who said it.

I often bring up DIO's conversation with Polnireff on the staircase when folks try to say that DIO in part 3 is a shallow monster and only "gained" personality in part 6.

@neonthunder3261

8 ай бұрын

Dope comment

@gustavosanches3454

2 ай бұрын

Also, throughout the entirety of part 3 we see Dio gathering a legion of followers due to his charisma and personality, we see him talking with a lot of these allies the same way he talks with Pucci; idk where people get that idea.

I think another good foil to Dio would be Robert E.O. Speedwagon. It's easy to assume that the two of them grew up in similar circumstances and had to commit evil deeds as a form of survival. Dio surviving in poverty with an abusive father, and Speedwagon surviving in the dangerous Orge Street. The main difference is how the two reacted to Johnathon Joestar. While Dio resented Johnathon for the easy life he was given, Speedwagon admired Johnathon's righteousness to the point of assisting him throughout the entire part. The heroic actions of Johnathan and Willaim Zeppeli had an effect on the man. Even after becoming an oil baron and forming the Speedwagon Foundation, he took the time to look after Erina and even take Joesph as a sort of adopted son. Speedwagon was not capable of fighting with Hamon and had no children, but ironically he left more of a positive impact on the world than most characters in the series. His legacy that takes the form of the Speedwagon foundation made great advancments in the fields medicine and archeology. And of course the Speedwagon Foundation was crucial to the outcomes of the conflicts in Parts 3 and 6. It makes you think what great things a man like Dio could have been capable of if he had been willing to be humbled by Johnathan. Actions born of righteousness will always outlast superficial evil.

@Mooki66

6 ай бұрын

Great comment

I actually think Kars in p2 serves a greater narrative purpose of highlighting the significance of Dio's return in p3. With Kars we're shown how a single man with enough blind ambition essentially caused the extinction of his own kind. This applied both to Kars as well as the other pillarmen who blindly followed him. We are then reintroduced to Dio with the foreknowledge of p1 that he has an incredible ambition to rule the world, he will do whatever it takes to reach this goal, and there are many who will blindly follow and serve him to aid in this goal. Without having any idea what he's actually planning, we know just out of principal that he can't be allowed to continue it, him winning would be the end of everything.

@coloquintedetoux6899

9 ай бұрын

What you are talking about reminds me of a psychological/sociological phenomenon called "groupthink". It's when a group is driven with bllind self-confidence towards a goal while lacking any critical spirit and objectivity, leading for example into omission of the ethics and moral consequences of their ways to achieve this goal or their flaws, eventually resulting in failure of thé said group. This is namely (but not exclusively) caused by blind trust placed in a single leader (wich I think echoes whith what joseph is talking about in the panel at 14:23). I just exposed what I understood from the wikipedia page. If anyone with actual deeper knowledge of the subject could confirm or develop this, it would be greatly appreciated 🙏).

@pkmntrainerred4247

9 ай бұрын

@@coloquintedetoux6899 What you described reminds me of 2 things: 1) Team Galactic from Pokémon 2) Nazi Germany Sounds ridiculous, I know, but aren't they more similar than you think? Both groups blindly followed a singular, charismatic, ambitious leader to the point they lacked any reasoning or awareness of what they're really doing and what the implications may be, only focusing on that vague but hopeful outcome of a "perfect world" said leaders preached about. I think that's what groupthink often manifests as, right?

@emblemblade9245

9 ай бұрын

To me, Kars represents the idea that a “perfect” human…cannot be human at all. In an effort to eliminate all of his weaknesses, Kars becomes a total scumbag, and once he’s overcome the earth and the sun he immediately abuses it. Humans MUST be grounded in their limitations. Only by rejecting their humanity can they attain greater power, but they are no longer human by that point. On a grander scale, this means that Kars tried to overcome the fate he was born with, his weakness to the sun, and was shot down from HIS heaven as a result.

Araki philosophy is really beautiful. It's sad that many fans can't see it, but all Jojo's are righteous even with their flaws and "bad traits"/sins. I think that's because we are locked on a mind of Good vs Evil, instead of what's Right vs what's Wrong.

@basketcaseface813

9 ай бұрын

Going off of that, I like how Part 7 blurs the lines between good, evil, right, and wrong.

@bloodysimile4893

9 ай бұрын

Jojo are definitely both good vs evil and right vs wrong. But good isn't present fair and evil appears as being of light. And there more depth for good and evil, seeing their personal lives and how they go about it.

This is a much needed video. Dio holds so much of Arakis themes in the entire series, and really made me think while reading the story. He truly brings out the philosophical side of Arakis beliefs and that's so interesting. To this day the concept of gravity and fate has been my favorite thing Araki had created. It's so intriguing and really just kept me believing in it as the story of stone ocean kept going, as well as looking back at the rest of the original universe and how there events played out.

@remixtheidiot5771

9 ай бұрын

gravity was so popular, they made it a reality!

@GalekC

9 ай бұрын

I can't pull up the kanji right now, but there's two separate terms used - "Inryoku" (Pull-force) and "Juuryoku" (Gravity) - by which, of course, both are gravitational.

Araki is a genius. He's not just an artist and writer. He's a philosopher as well. It's interesting to see Araki's whole world view unfold onto his manga.

"There's never been a relationship as cultivated as ours". Forever my favorite line in the series. Jonathan and Dio are amazing foils. Both lost mothers, but how they're fathers brought them up shaped the men they would become, and while one would seek to stand above humanity and rule, becoming immortal in the process, the other would value human life and grow to protect it, despite being mortal and losing his life, his actions and will are carried on and inspire a bloodline of (if often unlikely lol) heroes for generations. You also gave me more appreciation for Giorno's character, birth,and overall part. Not that i really disliked any of those things, but my eyes were opened a little.

@justiceiria869

9 ай бұрын

Now I understand what Jonathan mean when he said in eyes of heaven that his father's will has been preserved.

@Nastara

8 ай бұрын

Fits well to what Emporio and Giorno say to their respective villians before their inevitable beatdowns. Jonathan’s kindness saved Lisa Lisa who was able to teach Joseph. It isn’t a coincidence that sacrifice born of justice and love allows the living heroes to continue to follow their golden path and claim victory over their villians, who have forsaken humanity, harming others to defy fate.

It would be good to see this become a sequential analysis series like your "Debunking Araki Forgot" and "Music Reference" ones with an analysis on all (as of now) 7 main villains.

@subject-0

9 ай бұрын

20:46 kieen i mean killer queens shadow

@sozdatelj

9 ай бұрын

Agreed! I would absolutely love full-video "Funny Valentine, Fate and Selflessness" analysis

@demon_hawkeye5269

9 ай бұрын

I personally disagree with the idea that part 8 has a main villain but either way an analysis of Tooru would be interesting.

This really made me appreciate Araki as a writer

I also like how most villains have this need of "peace of mind" or at least the aversion to the unknown and fear in general, while the protagonists and heroes, while not devoid of fear, are the ones that are always pushing forward despite of it.

@Zuxtron

9 ай бұрын

"Peace of mind" really does describe their goals. Dio: Invented the Heaven plan which makes people accept their fate. Kars: Wishes to rid himself of his species' weakness. Kira: Wants a quiet life. Diavolo: Rid himself of all human connections to protect his identity. Pucci: Enacted Dio's Heaven plan. Funny Valentine: Wants to ensure his country's eternal superiority. Tooru: ...I don't know, I need to re-read Part 8.

@guillerhonora717

9 ай бұрын

​@@Zuxtronmaybe Tooru wants to break free of his curse

@jonathanschmitt5762

9 ай бұрын

​@@ZuxtronTooru is similar to Kira because silicone-based organisms are destined to not get along with carbon-based ones and instinctively try to blend in with their society. Btw, my favourite "Heaven Plan" from the villains is Kira's because of how sick it is. He wants to live a quiet life like a plant because he doesn't want to deal with society. So far, so good. He also has a jand fetish and always wants other women's hands. However, having a wife would cause him to lose sleep at night, so he just kills a women and takes her hand, and since dead hands don't last that long, he just repeatedly kills women.

@Wattson19

2 ай бұрын

​​@@Zuxtron Humans and Rock Humans are destined to not get along well, with the latter trying to blend in with the former. Tooru wants the Rokaka because this would allegedly make him more human, fitting with the "peace of mind" theme

This is why DIO is my favorite Jojo villain. Ultimately, he is purely evil, but his philosophical outlook on Fate and Gravity skyrocketed his character to a cult-like degree, and he's good-looking and charismatic? It's scarily realistic. I could see why he had so many followers and why Pucci ended up succeeding DIO in his Heaven plan. Pucci is my 2nd favorite because he builds upon this idea, and Valentine is third. Steel Ball Run is the overall best part of Jojo's , but Golden Wind and Stone Ocean are the best thematically in the original continuity imo

I wish to express how PHENOMENAL this video is but I don't know how. You just get DIO's character!! Not a one-dimensional character people know from the memes, not 3 separate personalities from 3 different parts. He's one and always the same. Thank you for recording this!!

This makes me wonder about Jodio's fate and development by the end of Part 9. The golden path is going to apply to him even if he's the darkest protagonist by far.

@Nastara

8 ай бұрын

I imagine if Jodio is going to take the path of Johnny and become a good person, is him realizing that becoming the one filthy rich boy out of all his friends was ultimately shallow and meaningless. He will become dangerously close to losing his humanity, before returning to golden road after huge sacrifices. Araki’s sudden title drop last chapter shows that in one way or another his JoBros aren’t going to bask in wealth at best or even end up dead at worst.

You should do Giorno next, a lot of people give him shit and say he’s a blank sheet

@ChiefMedicPururu

9 ай бұрын

A certain someone, in particular, called him a Gary Stu.

@liquidalumina7141

9 ай бұрын

I do think that Giorno is very bland in terms of personality, however I wouldn't say he's badly written because of that, people like that exist after all, specially considering his past it makes sense if he's not precisely a very charismatic dude

I love everything about it. It also explains why all the enemies have time based - and there fore gravity - and there for fate based stands, trying to change the fate of them or the world for their power. Be it skipping the things fate will bring you, returning in time if fate had been not as wanted or by commiting to the heaven plan. In contrast the righteous actions of those that dont try to fight against their fate, and instead staying to their golden path, their destiny and defeat the evilness in the world no matter the costs. no man can escape his fate, but no matter what fate has to offer for you, you can always stay on the right path and accomplish greatness in your life!

i like how this went from being about dio to just being about the power of humanity and sense of right as a whole with our main jojos

This video actually inspires me to do better with writing my own story. The philosophy of villainy is so fascinating to me, especially in writing, so thank you for making this video!

Funny V. would be a great character to cover following this one. I’d love to see this become some sort a series breaking down the most nuanced and layered characters Araki has told stories for, with the potential to cover more as JOJOLANDS continues to release

It always confused me how people thought that Dio in Part 6 was inconsistent with Dio from Part 1-3. Because... _no shit,_ of COURSE Dio will behave differently with a friend (Pucci) than he will against an enemy (Jotaro). You don't talk to your employer in the workspace the same way you talk to your pals at a bar, and Dio's interactions are just like that. He's quiet and philosophical with Polnareff and Pucci, because Dio wanted them to see the world from his perspective. And he's hammy and arrogant with Jonathan and Jotaro because they are enemies that Dio wanted to completely destroy. More people need to realize that the best characters have different sides to their personalities that they show to different people. Calling Dio inconsistent because he behaves differently with Pucci than he does with Jotaro is the same as calling Monkey D. Luffy inconsistent because he behaves differently with his crewmates than he does with Kaido. Those sorts of people don't understand the basic sense of how human beings work.

@PsycheTrance65

9 ай бұрын

lets be honest, a good chunk of jojo fans just speedread/speedwatched the series without thinking about the themes and subtleties present in it so they end up taking everything too literally. Heck, a majority of the things in Hamon's "Araki Forgot" vids wouldn't even be an issue if people actually paid attention to what they read/watched.

How do people think DIO’s character is inconsistent? He explains the purpose of Heaven without actually calling it Heaven to Hol Horse all the way back in Part 3. Are anime fans not smart enough to notice this?

@AmelpsXett

9 ай бұрын

exactly when he explains it to Hol Horse? I only remember him explaining to Hol Horse that one side of him is weaker than the other

@higginswalsan

9 ай бұрын

@@AmelpsXett It’s in that exact scene, he talks about peace of mind

damn this is a super good analysis, jojo's has a lot more thematic cohesion that i've given it credit for in the past. didn't even realize the extent of the parallels between giorno and DIO's lives until you pointed it out here

It seems to me like fate in jojo is kind of meta. Araki controls fate in the jojo universe and he knows it. The defeat of evil is inevitable in the jojo universe because it is a manga.

You are a light of clarification in the midst of the JoJo fandom, made up mostly of people who seem to have read/watched with their eyes closed or even actually entered the work. It's great to see an analysis as deep and methodical as Dio, breaking the distorted image he has, based only on memes and the like. I also look forward to analysis of Pucci and other villains and even minor villains in JoJo.

OMG Araki replicates Dio rejecting humanity in Part 7 via Diego’s stand Scary Monster and how it turns him into a dinosaur or something inhuman

“His sense of honor” goes right out the window the second he starts losing lol

I also noticed that Diego shows that he still thinks about the concept of heaven given his constant pointing out of horse habits and animals being forced to them

Right from the very beginning of our introduction to Dio in Part 1, we see him as a deeply intellectual and philosophical individual who's ambitions outweigh his contentment. Every evil action he takes is calculated, and stems from this ambition. Before he learns of the stone mask, he simply wants to steal Jonathan's life from him, literally. He wants to take his place as heir to the Joestar's fortune and influence, and even goes so far as to attempt to kill his adoptive father with poison to speed this process along despite the kindness shown to him by said adoptive father. This trend continues after he used the mask to become a vampire, with him spending his time largely contemplating things philosophically. His explanations for his actions from this point on are much larger in scope than just his own ambitions for himself. Rather than being content to just inherit the Joestar fortune, he sees himself as above all mankind and being uniquely qualified to decide its fate. It is for this very reason that Jonathan needed to undergo his journey to begin with; Dio had become a not just a personal threat, but a threat to the entire human race. Just about every single scene we get with Dio in Part 3 before his fight at the end is of Dio's philosophical contemplations and how they impact those around him. At this point he has realized that outright hostility isn't very efficient and that making people into zombies is a waste of effort. People make for much better servants when they are both alive and willing, and so he has adapted his approach into becoming a presence that inspires awe and respect. He only even uses the flesh bud in occasions in which he finds himself unable to win someone over for some reason, and probably devised that method out of a desire of avoiding the problems associated with using zombies. He has both philosophically and intellectually progressed beyond himself from Part 1, becoming terrifyingly efficient and familiar with his own limitations. Part 6's flashback scenes come off to me as very in character with all this context in mind, and with the context that they are being viewed through the perspective of how Pucci saw Dio. Through Pucci's eyes, we see Dio as a man deeply contemplative and philosophical, and yet also kind and trusting towards those willing to give him a chance despite his "condition". In reality, Dio was probably treating Pucci the way he treats all of his minions; generating trust and loyalty through manipulation. From Pucci's perspective, Dio was his best friend. From Dio's perspective however, Pucci was likely just another mostly disposable human to toss aside when the time is right but who could be useful for his own ambitions in the meanwhile.

Part 7/8 spoliers Au Diego is most likely the one chosen by the corpse. Gyro really had nothing to do with the corpse but the eye same with base Diego once Johnny got the corpse he died and Valentine lost to the un-chosen Johnny but Au Diego fought act 4 while having the corpse and he out played Johnny the whole fight once he put it in the vault his fate was then sealed.

@fxailing1201

9 ай бұрын

This is actually a good point

@liquidalumina7141

9 ай бұрын

He was chosen by the corpse, that is og Diego's corpse, specifically the head

@Jarethttorney

9 ай бұрын

@@liquidalumina7141 Au Diego lost his leg but survived while Dio took a hit to leg and died while he took a sword to the head and survived while Au Diego was destroyed by a blow to the head.

@sonpanchan

9 ай бұрын

@@Jarethttorney Pretty sure Araki did that on purpose, I mean Johnny's eventual fate in Jojolion mirrors what ends up happening to Jonathan after he dies.

I always thought that Dio was way too drunk with power and potential in Part 1 (as shown in his attempts to make chimeras) and after he was forced to live aorund 100 years in the ocean, his mentality began to calm down and he had 100 years to develop new philosophy that would take final form in his pre-Part 3 flashbacks in Part 6. If Part 3 Dio was the same as in Part 1, he wouldn't hesitate to turn all his goons into vampires, but instead he made flesh buds that would influence, but still keep the original personality of the person he controlled and show off the bad side of them, which is shown in both Kakyoin and Polnareff, with Kakyoin being quite anti-social and lonely to the point he might've developed sociopathic tendencies, which would've been kept in-check by his good qualities, while Polnareff didn't changed that much, as he still had his honor, which is shown in his introduction, where he chose to approach the group and instead of sneaky attack, he announced himself and called for a duel. But there are also cases where flesh buds were unnecessary, which are shown in Hol Horse, possiblly J Geil and all of Egypt villains as he began to rely more on his charisma, rather than forced obedience. J Geil could be debated though, since he, like Enya, could've got a flesh bud, but due to his appearence, the war no flesh bud visible and he was probably paired with Hol Horse because of them joining Dio on their own accord. So even without Part 6 it is visble that Dio has changed from forcing his lordship over people with hypnosis and vampirism to seducing people with his charisma.

@sonpanchan

9 ай бұрын

He kind of starts the whole philosophy thing at the end of Part 1. I guess all those times Jonathan kicked his ass made him take things more seriously. But yeah he gets smarter in his approach although that scene with Dio shouting bloody murder after Dire hurts his eye with a rose has Speedwagon pointing out that Dio likes to act all calm, cool, and collected but when you corner him or push his buttons he will lose it (which is precisely what happens in his fight with Jotaro). I also think it's funny Pucci really held Dio like the greatest person ever and when he encountered Donatello Versus he initially liked him because he was reminding him of Dio. But when Donatello started doing Dioish things (specifically stuff Dio would do in Part 1) Pucci started disliking him.

Of course dio would act differently around father pucci (a guy whom he trusts and likes to have around), his minions and the stardust crusaders (mortal enemies). He's simply a more well composed and reasonable guy when there aren't people trying to kill him.

this guy is the 'Jojologist'

Dio Brando’s origin is the first piece of literature that made me burst with tears. Crazy unexpected

Like we see in eyes of heaven if dio did win in part 3 and achieved heaven he still would not have been satisfied. He then wants to concur the multiverse.

@FromBeyondTheGrave1

9 ай бұрын

Only to be thwarted cause it’s the same type of stand as star platinum

@ChiefMedicPururu

9 ай бұрын

Even as a non-canon story, it does show that DIO is always wanting more and can't let even a tiny bit to the Joestars, even in other universes.

@STPstudio47

9 ай бұрын

Even in the game his ideals are present. He wants to control fate, change it at will. Make all humans' fate the same, to praise him as their god. With a world where everyone is his ally there's truly nothing that could scare him, eternal peace of mind. I dunno why people avoid taking this game into account when talking about jojo series.

@JagGentlemann

9 ай бұрын

​@@STPstudio47 Because it's still glorified fan fiction.

@STPstudio47

9 ай бұрын

@@JagGentlemannAraki supervised it no it's not. You can say it's bad etc. but its not a fan fiction. And while a game overall is kinda meh, alternate Dio is the best thing in it

Part 1 is so much more important that people give it credit for

Makes me appreciate Giorno better now

This is something for a while I had in mind but didn't find it opportune enough to share People often look down on jojo even if they enjoy it due to it being so "memey", as you noted even from part 1 the themes and highly defined outlooks from the characters enticed me, but also because many hear "part 1 bad!" Even if they get to watch it they ignore what is going on before their eyes, thus making their "inherited" judgements a self fulfilling profecy which sadly also applies to jojo as a whole.

@sonpanchan

9 ай бұрын

Part 1 is a pretty straightforward story and the easiest JoJo part to follow, and yet people misunderstand the story and the characters. Specifically Jonathan himself which is kind of baffling.

I love the analysis of Giorno as reflective of Dio's more positive attributes! Dio truly is Araki's greatest villain! Hamon Beat is my fav jojo youtuber ever!! Keep up the good work and I would love to see more vids about Jojo's villains!!

As always, your content is very well-researched, organized, and communicated. I always find your topics to follow my favorite things about JoJo and appreciate what you do for this community. I really wish your style of researching and making videos was more common throughout this platform! I’m a major fan of your work, and this is no exception. Keep it up man!

It's been many years since I watched Vento Aureo, and I just realized that Giorno's life is a reflection of DIO's

Aww poor Jonathan, his creator says Dio is the protagonist of Part 1, that's ok he's still my favorite. Thank you for being the 1st

It is fated you would make this video. It was inevitable your life would lead you to this point.

Thanks for clearing up misconceptions surrounding Dio 🙏 As someone who’s favourite character is Dio, it hurts to see people compact him into ‘muda Muda’

Another banger. I really love these videos where you just look in depth to some themes or concepts within the series. They summarize amazingly the world of Jojo and help to appreciate a lot more some aspects of it uwu

Just when I saw your community post, I got the notification Let's see how Hamon Beat cooked this video

I'd really like to see a similar video focusing on Funny Valentine! He's my favorite villain, from my favorite part, and I think his outlook on the world and the concept of justice is very interesting, specially when contrasted with Johnny's.

I would have added a little bit more about DIO's personality, how he goes from calm to MUDAMUDA. Basically, he's arrogant and loses his cool when Joestars are around. That kind of stuff happens to everyone.

DIO isn't just a maniac, he's awfully clever one with the ambition to become a litteral god like his name says (which is also the reason why Ronnie James Dio chose that name as well)

Seeing how Dio's character has evolve over the series, showcase just what a great writer Araki is.

You're missing the most important point of Dio: there is a way to look great with elf shoes

Words cannot describe how overjoyed I was seeing this in my recommended before bed. Dio is my favorite character in JoJo, and I am all too used to people decrying him as shallow, or not as fleshed out as other antagonists. In my not so humble opinion, Dio is above and beyond one of the best written and most compelling antagonists in all of fiction. Thank you very much for the effort and dedication you put towards your content, you always manage to impress. This is another one to add to my favorites list.

The best way to describe Dio in a simple manner is that he's an in-universe tumblr sexyman for the universe of jojo Now you understand his charisma

with gravity being related to fate, I wonder if jodio's ability to rain gravity will bring some of that symbolism from the original continuity

Gravity pulled me to this video first

Babe, wake up!! Hamon Beat released a video!!

Hell yeah I was excited for this one! We definitely need more analysis videos like this on jojo characters there’s not enough on KZread. This just makes me love jojo even more. Please do gyro eventually!

This is probably one of, if not your best video yet. It brings up a lot of stuff about DIOs character and mainly Araki's style and themes that don't get talked about as much as other aspects.

Dio's backstory and personality makes him such an iconic anime and manga villain. I saw all of Phantom Blood and he was the standout character.

to be honest this video is the best analysis i have ever watch. im happy people like you exist i hope you will succeed in anything you want and keep doing such a great videos (sorry for my poor choice of words im not native speaker)

Honestly, I have to think DIO’s life in that coffin was the most impactful thing in his life. Asking himself the questions that even he who believed in fate didn’t understand. Why was he driven to Jonathan? Who is he in the grand scheme of things? He believes his fate to be greatness, but with nothing to see left, what does that mean anymore? He has no rivals, so what purpose is there for him? I imagine the events that led him to Enya felt like everything needed to happen this way, and this may have reinforced something in his mind that leads him to his Heaven Plan. He saw himself as being the nexus of too many acts of fate to be anything less.

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Yes, YES, all Jojo fans should understand that Jojo has complex philosophy too!

This was incredible! Your videos are usually already very informative, but this analysis of Dio was just excellent!

I love these types of videos from you. Really great to see an analysis of such a great character. Would love to see more!

fate led me to pressing on this video and liking it, everyone else should

Love these types of character analysis videos, I'd never really realised how Dio links to the main themes of jojo's and I feel like you've shown stuff that I never would have considered. Would love to see a similar type of video for Jotaro since I would consider him to be nearly as prevalent in the series as Dio.

probably one of the most in depth and well reaserched videos i had ever seen touching on the subject of Dio and all of Jojo's philosophy and pathos in general

one of your best videos yet. great analysis!! i love it❤❤

We seriously needed a video like this one to exist for Dio, but I (and many others, I imagine) would really love more character analyses from you!

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This is for sure one of the best video you have ever made. Keep it up 😈.

This way by far one of my favorite video of yours!

I love your content and this was such a beautiful analysis.

This might be your best video yet, damn... Nice job!!

Phenomenal Video, great work.

JoJo character analyses? I'm all in for it. Appreciated as always.

Thank you Hamon Beat for another banger video

Great video as always!❤ I would love for you to do a similar extended analysis of the fight between Dio and Jotaro. I believe there are a lot of unexplored aspects of this fight, such as the reason why Jotaro was able to stop time and how it is true that it stemmed from tye fact than Dio made him angry enough to have the will and ambition to stop time for the sake of his friends. Keep doing such amazing videos 🔥

This is a very excellent video. I'm not sure if I've ever heard about this "Golden Road" idea of Araki's. Honestly, this video dropped at such an odd time for me. Thank you, bro. 👍

Yeeeeesssss I LOVE media analysis and a look into themes and messaging Thank you for this :)))

One important thing about Dio is that he's so self-centered that it affects his common sense. The "heaven plan" is built on the assumption that all humans are selfish like him. Even when he tries to do the right thing, he just cant help himself and makes his plan to save the world all about his ego. His idea of "friendship" is somebody who idolizes him. Despite his sophistication, Dio is completely one-dimesnsional. He's so selfish that it stunts his growth. Even after escaping his underwater prison, Dio never left his own little world.

What’s crazy is, all parts until Part 7 tie back to Dio. Who is the villain of part 1? Dio. The stone masks in part 2 tie back to Dino’s transformation. Dio is the villain of Part 3. Dios influence on the Joestars getting stands is starting to affect everyone in the world in Part 4. Giorno is Dios son (Part 5). In Part 6, we see Dios boyfriend Pucci (lol) achieving heaven FOR dio. And finally in Part 7, We have Diego who is Dios counterpart. There could be some hints in Part 8 or 9, but I haven’t read them yet, so it’s hard to tell. I like how Araki corporates the whole reason we even have this series into each part, which is what makes Jojo a writing masterpiece.

I appreciate this character analysis it’s made very well

Awesome video. Helped me appreciate DIO even more so.

When you analyze other JoJo villains I really want to see you analyze Pucci because he is my favorite villain in the series

If this becomes a new series on the channel then I'm up for it.

GREAT VIDEO🔥🔥

Great analysis!

another great video! will you do one on Kira?

This was really good

Bro really changed my opinion of the sleeping slave arc, insane.

Amazing video ❤🎉

Imma rewatch the whole series again I've been dying to see it all again

While I always thought Dio had more character and depth than people gave credit to him for, you opened my eyes. My interest in Dio has skyrocketed now, and I've only really started watching JoJo part 3 recently ( just 4 episodes in Lmao) Edit: Finished part 3, his speech about humans ultimately desiring peace of mind feels so spot on, although I'd argue satisfaction is a better alternative word for peace of mind imo

Damn what an unbelievable video

Very interesting analysis; i interested if the new protagonist i will follow the justice path in some way or araki is setup a journey that we see for antagonist perspective,very good video.