The opening edit pops into my mind sometimes.

Thats debatable. We can actually see Johnny grow and develop along with his stand throughout the story. I get what you mean though a lot of SBR is Johnny reacting to things rather than being active

So what? Wanna cry about it?

@@starkillers9601why would he cry for a character

6:13 X3MA it’s right there just look it up next time.

This is a reupload, it was created by X3MA.

Shut up dude

Like they could’ve made part 7 about kars coming back to earth and Jolyne, Joskue, Jotaro, Giorno, etc teaming up and fighting Kars and then he comes back more OP

Then part 8 it could be about girono child and it could show more how giorno runs things in Italy as the new boss and we could see more GER

Part 6 ended the jojo curse in that universe, they were happy, There was nothing meaningful to do left, anythjng more would have been milking the series

@@Mr.N1ntendo and kars would also not be likely to fall back down ever and would undermine joseph’s end, And Ger is too powerful to be followed into later parts without making the story hindered by this ultra powerful being, It would run into the same issue as Dragon ball where things uust keep getting stronger to ad nauseum

@@BossKnight but be honest it would be cool seeing Jotaro meeting girono and telling him about his dad, or simply seeing more of joskue

i love Gon, Hi is an amazing character

Kite didn't remain permanently dead, and he got reborn as a ginger loli is why people such as myself calls him deranged because if he madly killed Pitou for permanently killing off his god father Kite then it'd make Gon seem more like a reasonable person, but Kite still exists in the story, so Gon got pissed off at Pitou for no reason at all.

@@yotopi-. , Ace remained permanently dead, and I actually like Luffy as a character more than Gon.

its @X3MAntics

@@kbene23 it is thanksssss

i always thought that the show could've had a dark ending with killua killing him for a moment like that and returning to his family. or gon killing one of his friends in the processe of his rage and never forgiving himself

@@qraid you are a very dark and negative person.

@@qraid knuckle said he could of died by gon i think when he saw gon with pitou

I don't agree. When Gon pulled up on Pitou, and Netero the King. Their initial opinion of the ants was that they were heartless monsters. But immediately after the injury of Komogi, they showed humanity in the way they acted. The way the King handled the girl with care, the way Pitou was so protective of her, and intent on saving her life. For Netero it was a shock, for Gon it was an outrage. He asked Pitou those questions to understand why the monster who killed Kite would do something like saving someone, even at the sacrifice of their themself. Gon was furious that a monster who killed someone he deeply cherrished would dare care this much about another humans life. It was a slap in the face for Gon because he saw Pitou as nothing but evil, he already had a reason to kill Pitou, he knew Kite was dead, and thats why when he saw Pitou it was on sight no matter what. So seeing the humanity Pitou displayed was frustrating, he couldn't overlook it, and decided to cling to the hope Pitou would save Kite in the end. The moment he lost that hope, Gon let go of everything. He fixated on doing the one thing he wanted at the moment with his entire soul, and that was killing Pitou.

@@MakhaiX377well said man, well said.

But also take into account there was the Angel Breath card they had as an available option not to mention the fact that this video has also dislplayed that Gon was willing to sacrifice his own hands as well. I think that's the attitude that makes Hunters special. Ging has it too, man left his kid and never came back cos he loved the job. Gon is way more intense then Ging.

Gon also let multiple serial killers free or live in greed island when they kill a of lot people, even telling one of the spider gang member on how is it fair to cry about his friend death when they didn’t care about the people they kill. Gon was always someone that care for his own benefit and had this childish look on what is right and wrong as something beneficial or not to him. He didn’t even a bat an eye when he saw dead people in the hunter exam.

@@benderrodriguez6721 That's the nature of the Hunter game Greed Island. Also if you weren't taking notes, there were multiple unsavoury characters during the hunter exam. Do you expect Gon to be picking unnecessary fights with anybody and everybody. Let's also not forget how Pitou learned all about Nen. By casually opening Pokkles skull and probing his brain. That's much nicer

@@benderrodriguez6721 Just one last thing I think should be noted regarding Ging and the creation of Greed Island. Some of the people on Greed Island including a very strong criminal aka Razor aka dangerous criminal and murderer aka serial killer aka "are you getting my drift?" If Ging did not spare and utilize Razors very powerful Nen abilities then you would have no grounds to base a very significant part of your argument on, the sparing of the scissor guy just the same as Ging did for Razor, see the parallel in Togashi's work here? Oda from One Piece utilizes the same story telling mechanic but One Piece is basically a story of many parralells if you really look at it. A very good example of this would be the Alabasta and Dressrosa arc. All the plot points mirror up near exacltly, princess damsel in distress, country taken over by a warlord, luffy steps in, kicks said warlord's ass and onto the next arc. The very mechanics and layout of the game is as Bisky stated, to make Gon stronger and make better judgements and learn as he will make mistakes which can also translate to a kid who is making mistakes as he grows and will one day look back on those mistakes which will in turn make him a much stronger fighter as showcased by his adult form which completely decimated Pitou who even feared for Meruem's safety when it came to Gon's sheer strength. To complain about Gon's character is to stand against the fact that he could very well be exactly like Ging when he grows up who is also not the most popular Hunter in the association just by his personality alone, he could've been a bright charimatic kid too. Maybe Togashi intended for it to be this way but I actually really like Gon and Ging, the latter of which impresses me because he is the one person who can get under Pariston's skin and the only person Pariston actually hates. I believe Togashi has written Gon and Ging this way on purpose.

what ? nah mate, you're utterly wrong. Natsu is braindead but conceives friendship and justice as his main focus and driving principle. Goku seeks strenght above all, but, he also went pretty extensively in a philosophical statement when he fought freeza, where he specifically stated that he was a warrior that seeks to rectify , and vanquish the evil that freeza incarnates. Naruto went on countless philosophical monologues since he was a genin about fairness, justice, what is right, what is wrong, and he is way more wise than you give him credit for. Luffy is driven by a verbal admission to be the pirate king, but his driving cause for that main finality has never been stated, it has been hinted, when ace and sabo laughed when he revealed it to them when they were young, and it was said that this driving cause was the same as Gol D. Rogers'. Finally, for Gon, Curiosity is his driving principle, to a frightening extent, he cares not for morality, but cares deeply for his close ones. So nah mate, the 5 of em are not as similar as you pretend.

​@@ignerisviivii8551when I say their similar, I mean they all have a strong sense of right and wrong, but unlike Gon each of their respective shows always frame them as just even when they're not. This goes especially true for characters like Goku, who is just as selfish as Gon but never given much flak for it outside, maybe the cell saga.

@kap1618 you're wrong ,gon is not selfish

@@bela4015 He most definitely is. He even says so himself.

@@bela4015 gon is horrifyingly selfish, not that it makes him a bad person, thats just how he is. we also forget that he is a kid, although his moral compass works a lot differently to your average shonen protag. his immaturity and "innocent" curiosity is what gets him in very troubling scenarios, something that gets him slack and possibly some harm.

Si il est le personnage principal

Si il est le personnage principal