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Vento Aureo #6
Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind, Tome 6
Jojo's Bizarre Adventure #52; Part 5: Vento Aureo, #6.
165 pages, Paperback
First published April 4, 1997
About the author
Hirohiko Araki
682 books2,308 followersHirohiko Araki ( 荒木飛呂彦) is a Japanese manga artist. He left school before graduation from Miyagi University of Education.
He enjoys the baseball manga Kyojin No Hoshii (Star of the Giants); the video games Mario Kart and Bomberman; and likes Prince and other African-American singers, as well as jazz, rock, and rap.
He is a recipient the Tezuka Award for manga.
He enjoys the baseball manga Kyojin No Hoshii (Star of the Giants); the video games Mario Kart and Bomberman; and likes Prince and other African-American singers, as well as jazz, rock, and rap.
He is a recipient the Tezuka Award for manga.
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December 23, 2016
A Turtle!!!
January 24, 2018
I, Giorno Giovanna, have a dream that.... my stand powers can fix everything for some reason :/
October 20, 2020
We found the ice, my bitches! Now smash it up!
March 17, 2020
Memes in this volume:
Ok all this Fugo pagetime kind of gave me big Fugio feels and it's a very underrated ship but they just complement each other so well? I wish they interacted more in Part 5! How hard will I ship them after I read Purple Haze Feedback?
It's Coco Jumbo, with his ability Mr. President!
Ok all this Fugo pagetime kind of gave me big Fugio feels and it's a very underrated ship but they just complement each other so well? I wish they interacted more in Part 5! How hard will I ship them after I read Purple Haze Feedback?
It's Coco Jumbo, with his ability Mr. President!
March 28, 2022
3.5 estrellas.
Nuevo tomo de Jojos Vento Aureo, y poco a poco la trama está tomando el rumbo que debe.
Ya con los personajes más que conocidos empezamos a encontrar más conflictos para llevar al intermedio de la parte 5.
Hasta el momento no se como sentirme respecto a los personajes, me encuentro con la idea de la primera impresión de varios tomos atrás, aunque con el tiempo voy encontrando cariño a los personajes y gusto por sus habilidades.
Aunque como siempre en las partes de Jojos, aprendo a no encariñarme por ningún personaje, porque no se que es lo que les vaya a pasar y me sentiría mal llorando.
Nuevo tomo de Jojos Vento Aureo, y poco a poco la trama está tomando el rumbo que debe.
Ya con los personajes más que conocidos empezamos a encontrar más conflictos para llevar al intermedio de la parte 5.
Hasta el momento no se como sentirme respecto a los personajes, me encuentro con la idea de la primera impresión de varios tomos atrás, aunque con el tiempo voy encontrando cariño a los personajes y gusto por sus habilidades.
Aunque como siempre en las partes de Jojos, aprendo a no encariñarme por ningún personaje, porque no se que es lo que les vaya a pasar y me sentiría mal llorando.
December 31, 2024
god golden wind is so good. like all the characters are great and the villains are fun and I'm just having such a great time reading this. abbachico's backstory is also sad. i feel very bad for him and it makes sense with how he acts. all of them are very smart and had the right moves to get the win in the end. what a great showcase of whits. AND NOW. NEW MISSION! and we are in a turtle. on a train. and the villain revenge group after then. and fucking grateful dead? beach boy? both amazing and both really cool fucking stands... AND ITS UP TO MISTA AND BRUNO. BEST BOYS. to save the day
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June 4, 2026
Available English translation read
Illuso and his Man in the Mirror Stand have Abbacchio and Fugo on the ropes, until Giorno puts his life on the line in a wild gamble - but victory and retrieval of the key doesn't make for smooth sailing as they soon find their train ride to Florence being fatally tampered with...Araki provides a startling entry with entertainingly unpredictable turns.
Illuso and his Man in the Mirror Stand have Abbacchio and Fugo on the ropes, until Giorno puts his life on the line in a wild gamble - but victory and retrieval of the key doesn't make for smooth sailing as they soon find their train ride to Florence being fatally tampered with...Araki provides a startling entry with entertainingly unpredictable turns.
June 28, 2022
今回は主役「ジョジョ」(一回もそう呼ばれてないけど)がかっこよく活躍。ジョースター家の人間らしく、冷静に状況判断して、舐められつつも苦境を打開してる。
後半の列車内の話も、「何故この現象が起きているのか」の説明を念頭に前の絵を見直すとちゃんと説明通りなので、漫画家はちゃんと考えて描いてるんだなと痛感。
そして、舞台が「ポンペイ(しかも犬のモザイク:この間実物見てきた)」と、ヨーロッパの駅/列車なので、雰囲気が良い。
謎解き要素が面白かったので⭐︎4つ。
(まぁ、新しいスタンドとの出会いは毎回謎解きだが)
後半の列車内の話も、「何故この現象が起きているのか」の説明を念頭に前の絵を見直すとちゃんと説明通りなので、漫画家はちゃんと考えて描いてるんだなと痛感。
そして、舞台が「ポンペイ(しかも犬のモザイク:この間実物見てきた)」と、ヨーロッパの駅/列車なので、雰囲気が良い。
謎解き要素が面白かったので⭐︎4つ。
(まぁ、新しいスタンドとの出会いは毎回謎解きだが)
May 30, 2017
Coco Jumbo > Iggy.
LOL solo bromeo (?)
LOL solo bromeo (?)
July 27, 2018
Really loving part 5, really awesome stand powers^.^ And as always super fantastic art👌😁😻💕💕
August 28, 2019
Great end to the Man in the Mirror fight, plus includes the Grateful Dead arc, one of my favorites in the series!! Mista and Bucciarati go through high stakes!!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
October 7, 2019
Finishing with the mirror man we head to the train adventure and the turtle mystery. Up to now it seems promising.
September 14, 2020
jojo peaked at the train fight not lying
April 9, 2022
una tortuga jajaja
May 22, 2024
Necesito recorrer Nápoles y conocer el lugar donde estuvo esa tortuga.
January 25, 2025
3.0 - Irei repetir, melhor que a parte 4...
November 10, 2019
There's some stuff I don't really get with this volume. There are two particular things that put a damper on the end of Man in the Mirror's battle.
The way certain parts of Abbacchio get taken out by certain slivers of mirrors isn't particularly clear. Even with the benefit of 3D animation, I still don't think it would be easy to follow as a reader. I also don't understand how Giorno was able to create a snake that happened to have the antidote for Purple Haze's poison. I think he was trying to imply that because the snake was created in the presence of this poison, it developed an antidote. But that was not very clear at all, and even if it were the case, that feels like a stretch. I was very tired when reading through this section, so it's also possible I missed something.
I want to once again praise Purple Haze's design. With some color changes and some slight tweaks this thing feels like it could be the villain of a horror series. That stitched shut mouth with drool hanging out. The ominous eyes with white pupils. The way it moves. It's great. While I'm at it, Grateful Dead is another great design.
I really want to know where Araki gets some of his ideas. I have no idea how he came up with a secret hideout inside the gem on a key, which fits into a slot carved into a turtle shell. But here we are. And the things is, I didn't even find it that odd at first glance. I had to take a step back before realizing just how wacky that is. Jojo is good at getting me into this mindset where I'll accept any off the wall concept. Which is kind of a double edged sword. It's great because the story can now go in weird directions without worrying about suspension of disbelief. But I worry that part of what makes the series special will be lost if I become inoculated to its offbeat brand of weirdness.
In the Grateful Dead fight, we get to see Mista in action some more, which is never a bad thing. I enjoyed seeing him sneak around the train like a spy. I've latched onto the gangster stuff in a way I hadn't expected. Beach Boys is a creative idea that ends up working better than you might expect in the format of a manga. It's surprisingly easy to track the continuity of motion between Mista and Beach Boys, despite them being so far apart. If you stop and think about it, this is an impressive accomplishment. But in practice, it means that the reader can just focus on the action without worrying about the logistics of it.
The way certain parts of Abbacchio get taken out by certain slivers of mirrors isn't particularly clear. Even with the benefit of 3D animation, I still don't think it would be easy to follow as a reader. I also don't understand how Giorno was able to create a snake that happened to have the antidote for Purple Haze's poison. I think he was trying to imply that because the snake was created in the presence of this poison, it developed an antidote. But that was not very clear at all, and even if it were the case, that feels like a stretch. I was very tired when reading through this section, so it's also possible I missed something.
I want to once again praise Purple Haze's design. With some color changes and some slight tweaks this thing feels like it could be the villain of a horror series. That stitched shut mouth with drool hanging out. The ominous eyes with white pupils. The way it moves. It's great. While I'm at it, Grateful Dead is another great design.
I really want to know where Araki gets some of his ideas. I have no idea how he came up with a secret hideout inside the gem on a key, which fits into a slot carved into a turtle shell. But here we are. And the things is, I didn't even find it that odd at first glance. I had to take a step back before realizing just how wacky that is. Jojo is good at getting me into this mindset where I'll accept any off the wall concept. Which is kind of a double edged sword. It's great because the story can now go in weird directions without worrying about suspension of disbelief. But I worry that part of what makes the series special will be lost if I become inoculated to its offbeat brand of weirdness.
In the Grateful Dead fight, we get to see Mista in action some more, which is never a bad thing. I enjoyed seeing him sneak around the train like a spy. I've latched onto the gangster stuff in a way I hadn't expected. Beach Boys is a creative idea that ends up working better than you might expect in the format of a manga. It's surprisingly easy to track the continuity of motion between Mista and Beach Boys, despite them being so far apart. If you stop and think about it, this is an impressive accomplishment. But in practice, it means that the reader can just focus on the action without worrying about the logistics of it.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
April 13, 2014
Este tomo contiene: el final de "Man in The Mirror y Purple Haze" (entretenido y visualmente interesante, pero muy confuso), los capítulos-puente del tren a Florencia (muy linda la tortuguita) y el comienzo de la pelea contra Grateful Dead (con una premisa algo rebuscada pero interesante, lástima que seguro se me termine haciendo larga).
Si no me vence el dolor de espalda antes, veo si por lo menos hoy me termino un tomo más. Aunque lo de llegar a Stone Ocean antes de los 30 ya lo veo menos que probable :S
Si no me vence el dolor de espalda antes, veo si por lo menos hoy me termino un tomo más. Aunque lo de llegar a Stone Ocean antes de los 30 ya lo veo menos que probable :S
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