Chapter 315

There is no participation of the masses in practical creation, but only the cheap ideas that the "genius" came up with on the spur of the moment, and the masses have to pay for them.

Thanos is pitiful, but are the many people killed by him not pitiful?

If everyone empathizes with the oppressors, then who will empathize with the victims of exploitation and oppression?

Or do you think that as long as everyone can understand each other, the world will become peaceful and happy?

...... As a character who wants to save the world, the creation of Thanos is undoubtedly a catastrophic failure.

Because no one will agree with his set of perverse theories of saving the world.

At this level of Thanos, he is not as good as a certain Uchiha Kenji.

At least it is better than the nonsense method of randomly killing half of the universe to make the universe prosperous and peaceful.

People may wish that they could enter the infinite moon reading and do whatever they want.

However, Thanos is a villain.

And he is most afraid of comparison in everything.

Compared to the love-brained Thanos in the comics, and his dog-licking behavior of killing all the lives in the universe just to make the beauty smile.

The hypocritical villain Thanos in the movie version is obviously more in line with the definition of [villain]!

Defeating such villains can also make the audience who watch this work more satisfied!

After all, why do everyone like to play landlords and like to catch capitalists and hang them on street lamps?

And as long as this method is taken out, even people who were originally strangers can quickly become comrades who can walk together with the same ideals in the process of playing landlords and hanging street lamps?

Is this because everyone is cruel?

No!

It's because these landlords and capitalists are not only sinful, but also deserve it!

Only after they are judged in this way, the people who have been persecuted by them can break the chains that have been wrapped around them!

So for a work, villains are necessary.

An outstanding and excellent villain is an important matter that cannot be more necessary for a work.

Because this not only brings a sense of identity to the audience who watch it.

It unites these audiences from all over the world.

Even the villain of a work itself.

For passers-by who just happened to see the name of this villain, it is very likely that they will watch the work in which this villain appears just for the appearance of this villain!

For example, "Assault on Arkham", which is also an American comic.

Perhaps many people have not seen this slightly unpopular work.

But this does not prevent it. As long as there are passers-by who know the name of the villain in this work, they will basically want to watch this work, and it is difficult to suppress their desire to see it!

Because the villain who appeared in the work "Assault on Arkham".

Even if the entire superhero series is counted, putting all the villains in this type of work together is an impossible to surpass, and the highest level of villain! And there is no one else!

He is - Batman!

(PS: After all, the protagonist is the Suicide Squad. Doghead.jpg)

... And this is the charm of the villain.

The role of the villain in a work.

In fact, the "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" series is also such a work.

Whether it is DIO, the savior of the villains;

or Kaz, the ultimate creature;

or Kira Yoshikage, an ordinary office worker;

... They all left a deep impression on the audience in "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure".

No, not just DIO and them.

Wamu, Endor, Risut... Even if they are not the final big boss, they still leave a deep shock to all the audience who have seen their stories!

The villain can still be like this?

The villain, can still be like this! ?

"So for "Stone Ocean", what kind of villain is Father Pucci, who is the final big boss?"

Pucci asked like this.

And facing Pucci who raised this question.

Akiyuki Shinbo fell into deep contemplation.

Yes, what kind of villain is Father Pucci?

Is he a villain stronger than DIO and others?

In terms of his record, yes.

Father Pucci defeated and killed Jotaro and JOJO, and easily did what other villains could not do.

He is undoubtedly the most powerful villain in "JOJO's Bizarre Adventure"!

However, if you really say that Father Pucci is stronger than DIO and others, I'm afraid no one will believe it, and no one will admit it.

Although "Stone Ocean" given by Pucci is just a rough script.

But about the final ending of Father Pucci.

And Father Pucci got a plot that is very consistent with his position as a priest, and was killed by a little boy...

Pucci is still written in this script.

Similarly, Akiyuki Shinbo also saw this plot.

As for Father Pucci's final words, "The enlightened are eternally happy," he wants others to become as enlightened as he is, so that even when facing their own death, they can accept it calmly and with full awareness. this fate.

But when this fate of death and failure really began to befall Father Pucci.

But he was not at all as loud as the slogan he shouted before, "Those who are enlightened will always be happy."

On the contrary, I am not aware at all, not happy at all, and want to resist! Go and beg for mercy!

This kind of double-standard behavior makes it really difficult for Shinbo Akiyuki to think that Father Pucci is a more charming villain than DIO.

Not to mention that there is no need for him to compare and compare.

Father Pucci is a loyal believer of DIO in the setting of "Sea of ​​Stone".

Also known as the younger brother.

Even all of Father Pucci's plans and goals he wanted to accomplish...these are all just the legacy left to him by DIO.

How did such a villain defeat Jotaro?

"Father Pucci, you are very good, right?"

As if seeing the expression in Xinfang Zhaozhi's heart, Pucci smiled casually and said: "You don't have to worry about me, Xinfang. Rather, it's not just you, I also think Father Pucci is very good, even It’s a step up from what you’d expect from a new house!”

"..."

Hearing this, Xinfang Zhaozhi felt quite ashamed.

What does it mean to say "if someone is cruel, he can even scold himself"?

That’s it!

I heard Pucci continue to say: "In that case, how can Father Pucci defeat Jotaro and JOJO?"

"Consciousness and will, when DIO is obviously superior, why can Father Pucci do something that DIO cannot do?"

"The answer to this question is actually not difficult, but also very simple."

"But it is this simple answer that has troubled us for a long time. If President Kujo hadn't given us a key tip. I'm afraid I still can't figure out the real truth hidden in "Sea of ​​Stone" Who is the enemy and the final boss?”

"That's right! That's not Father Pucci, but...[Destiny]!"

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Chapter 441 The Freedom of Stone

I've said it before.

"JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" has such a tradition.

That is, the characters who appeared in the previous game will more or less make a cameo and appear in the new game.

But "Sea of ​​Stone" is an exception? !

Yes, that's right.

"Sea of ​​Stone" really can't be said to be a game without guest appearances by characters from the previous game.

But in other "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" series, at least in the "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" series before "Made in Heaven" created a new world, the characters who appeared in the previous work are basically the characters who appeared in the previous work. .

Even if it’s not the protagonist JOJO.

They are also members of the protagonist group of the previous "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" who have a great intersection with the protagonist, such as Spitwagen and Hirose Koichi.

Rather than like "Sea of ​​Stone".

It’s a cameo, but not a full cameo.

Instead of letting the characters from the previous film "Golden Wind" make a cameo appearance, Jotaro, the protagonist of the previous film, JOJO, is brought back to the stage of "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure".

It is also the unusual operation of "Sea of ​​Stone".

That's why Pucci initially thought that the character from the previous movie who guest-starred in the new story "Sea of ​​Stone" might not just refer to a specific person.

Rather, it should refer to something like a certain spirit or inheritance.

For example, Giorno and Father Pucci share a unique connection with DIO in this story.

Then through the understanding of Giorno's portrayal in "Golden Wind".

This gave rise to the idea that Father Pucci might be the real protagonist of "Sea of ​​Stone"...

It is clear.

Isn't it right that Pucci guessed this idea?

It can only be said that it is terribly wrong!

It’s not hard to understand why.

Pucci’s previous guess, which seemed correct, ignored one of the most important elements—

That's what Pucci said to Akiyuki Shinbo after he figured it out: "The hymn of mankind is the hymn of courage! The greatness of mankind is the greatness of courage!" It has always been the theme of "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" A series of works, for which the eternal theme is implemented!

If it is Father Pucci in the early and middle stages of "Sea of ​​Stone".

He is undoubtedly pursuing this theme seriously.

Facing the invincible Jotaro, and his [Platinum Star] that makes even [the world] tremble.

Pucci can still fill his heart with courage, and is willing to do his best to fulfill his friend's will and find ways to defeat him.

Regardless of his attitude, he undoubtedly possesses all the elements and qualities that a protagonist of "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" should have.

But when the plot of "Sea of ​​Stone" has developed to the end.

Father Pucci has gone from wanting to fulfill his friend's legacy to successfully realizing his ideal and letting everyone in the world ascend to [Heaven].

He wanted to nip it in the bud.

In other words, preventing the uncertainty of Emporio is the possibility of defeating him in the future.

He was not as conscious as he said. He stopped [Made in Heaven] without Emporio stopping him.

He wanted to kill Emporio before the future came when Emporio would escape from his hands.

Father Pucci, who looked like the protagonist in "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure", did not look like that.

He did not look like that.