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Stone Ocean #2
ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 第6部 カラー版 2
【デジタル着色によるフルカラー版！】徐倫のスタンド「ストーン・フリー」は、グェスのスタンド「グーグー・ドールズ」を撃破した。そして、徐倫の前に現れた野球帽の少年は「面会人に会うな」と謎の警告をする。少年は一体何者!? そして面会人は誰!?
190 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 4, 2000
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About the author
Hirohiko Araki
654 books2,065 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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March 30, 2020
Memes in this volume:
I couldn't find the full panel this is from but Jolyne just looks so done with Guess's bullshit
The translation I read included the first "gimme a break" in this part so I assume that's "yare yare dawa" in Japanese
Yep, she's a Joestar :)
THERE HE IS
I SCREAMED WHEN I SAW HIM
Although his fashion sense did not age well
I first saw that scene out of context and now I'm glad I actually know what's happening
I couldn't find the full panel this is from but Jolyne just looks so done with Guess's bullshit
The translation I read included the first "gimme a break" in this part so I assume that's "yare yare dawa" in Japanese
Yep, she's a Joestar :)
THERE HE IS
I SCREAMED WHEN I SAW HIM
I first saw that scene out of context and now I'm glad I actually know what's happening
November 26, 2018
Kujo family bonding activity is ~~prison break~~!
An excellent volume, it was so delightfully creepy, nerve-wracking and engaging.
Jolyne is a badass, I love her.
I'm super curious to see the development and the history between Jolyne and her father Jotaro.
The mystery part of the Stand abilities and fighting against them was even the more intense mindfuck than I'm used to!
The illustrations are truly stunning, Hirohiko Araki is so talented.
An excellent volume, it was so delightfully creepy, nerve-wracking and engaging.
Jolyne is a badass, I love her.
I'm super curious to see the development and the history between Jolyne and her father Jotaro.
The mystery part of the Stand abilities and fighting against them was even the more intense mindfuck than I'm used to!
The illustrations are truly stunning, Hirohiko Araki is so talented.
June 9, 2019
Oh Jotaro who let you out the door dressed like THAT. I was never really his biggest fan but when he said 'I always cherished you' it went straight to my heart and keeled me over, so what do I know. I bow down to you Araki
November 20, 2019
Uh. this is volume two, and there is like 20 more, But the main character is still intriguing and funny sometimes.
May 26, 2024
Si bien requiere leer detenidamente e ir entendiendo poco a poco la manera en como está concebido este volumen, pero parece un excelente arranque de esta sexta parte, totalmente diferente y una Jolyne tremendamente decidida. Además de eso, nos vemos envueltos en una típica situación donde nada es lo que parece, si la anterior parte fue narrada desde el punto de vista de la mafia, acá estamos desde el punto de vista de la corrupción y los altos mandos. Eso justamente es lo entretenido de este volumen, porque puede ir para cualquier lado, y en vez de hacerme expectativas me dejaré ver por esta historia. Mención especial para el pésimo padre que es Jotaro, aunque ya lo dije en la anterior reseña, no está demás decirlo nuevamente.
November 1, 2020
Joestar blood...
December 19, 2019
I really like how Araki gets into aspects of prison life, like how Jolyne needs to protect her credibility.
I'm also excited to see Jotaro again, even if he doesn't do much. Jojo is at it's best when it leans into the multigenerational aspect of the story. As I predicted back when I first read part 1, pieces of the story become even more enjoyable as they become mythologized in retrospect. And at this point we're down to Jonathan's great great great grandaughter, which is wild.
Where we are currently, Jotaro is repeating his father's absentee parenting style. And it has made Jolyne a bit of a hard ass, as he was. However, she is a bit softer, a bit more approachable. She can be abrasive, but she's far from the stoic enigma that Jotaro is. Once again, two Joestars are teaming up to fight Dio. Except this time, it's not Dio acting directly. Just as the Joestars have created descendants, Dio has a legacy of his own. His "descendants" are those that he won over during his time in the modern world. It's a pretty cool premise. I particularly like seeing Jotaro reluctantly take up the role of an older mentor in the same way Joseph did.
Manhattan Tranfer is a pretty neat idea with I design I like a lot. It's user is also cool. The blind sniper is a trope I will never tire of, especially with the cool transforming cane. He kind of reminds me of N'Doul, now that I think about it.
However, this good work is all for naught, because we get one of my most hated plot devices. It was all a dream. I used to read Word Up magazine. And none of that battle happened. Which I just don't get the point of from a storytelling perspective. What was the motivation for giving us a drawn out battle in a dream sequence only to undo it? It feels like a waste of time. If it weren't for that, I might give this volume a 5/5, but here we are. Otherwise, it's good setup moving forward.
I'm also excited to see Jotaro again, even if he doesn't do much. Jojo is at it's best when it leans into the multigenerational aspect of the story. As I predicted back when I first read part 1, pieces of the story become even more enjoyable as they become mythologized in retrospect. And at this point we're down to Jonathan's great great great grandaughter, which is wild.
Where we are currently, Jotaro is repeating his father's absentee parenting style. And it has made Jolyne a bit of a hard ass, as he was. However, she is a bit softer, a bit more approachable. She can be abrasive, but she's far from the stoic enigma that Jotaro is. Once again, two Joestars are teaming up to fight Dio. Except this time, it's not Dio acting directly. Just as the Joestars have created descendants, Dio has a legacy of his own. His "descendants" are those that he won over during his time in the modern world. It's a pretty cool premise. I particularly like seeing Jotaro reluctantly take up the role of an older mentor in the same way Joseph did.
Manhattan Tranfer is a pretty neat idea with I design I like a lot. It's user is also cool. The blind sniper is a trope I will never tire of, especially with the cool transforming cane. He kind of reminds me of N'Doul, now that I think about it.
However, this good work is all for naught, because we get one of my most hated plot devices. It was all a dream. I used to read Word Up magazine. And none of that battle happened. Which I just don't get the point of from a storytelling perspective. What was the motivation for giving us a drawn out battle in a dream sequence only to undo it? It feels like a waste of time. If it weren't for that, I might give this volume a 5/5, but here we are. Otherwise, it's good setup moving forward.
April 25, 2022
4 estrellas.
Me gusta como la actitud de Jolyne cambia con los paneles, aunque puede que sea un cambio muy repentino.
Todavía no se conoce al resto de el grupo que acompañará a esta Jojo.
Pero estamos teniendo un retorno de un personaje de partes anteriores.
Aunque lo siento más lento que antes, pero puede que sea para no quitarle protagonismo a Jolyne.
Me gusta como la actitud de Jolyne cambia con los paneles, aunque puede que sea un cambio muy repentino.
Todavía no se conoce al resto de el grupo que acompañará a esta Jojo.
Pero estamos teniendo un retorno de un personaje de partes anteriores.
Aunque lo siento más lento que antes, pero puede que sea para no quitarle protagonismo a Jolyne.
July 4, 2022
JOTARO!!! oh god y’all don’t even know how their dynamic plagues me. i have too many think pieces in my google docs about how bad he messed her (and his ex wife who doesn’t even have a name!!!) up. i love him tho. bastard man.
so far so good. i’m extremely intrigued and i’m slowly getting used to reading on my phone (which i HATED before this).
so far so good. i’m extremely intrigued and i’m slowly getting used to reading on my phone (which i HATED before this).
April 29, 2022
Introduction of the antagonists is done at a thrilling pace throughout.
Having the power scaling slapped in your face is a bit hard to swallow, but cool-unbeatable-guy would have broken the whole story.
I'm on the rid and delighted with how Araki keeps surprising my dumb little brain.
Having the power scaling slapped in your face is a bit hard to swallow, but cool-unbeatable-guy would have broken the whole story.
I'm on the rid and delighted with how Araki keeps surprising my dumb little brain.
March 19, 2025
JOTAROOOOO UGH MY GIRL DAD i am back to reading jjba because part 7 is calling to me but before we get to that we got this. MR BLIND ASS GUY UGH always a pleasure to see you i just forget how much i enjoy jolyne my JOESTAR QUEEN
August 11, 2017
Jotaro, who the fuck told you that coat was a good idea.
February 1, 2019
Not bad start to jojo part 6 but probably the worst start to any of parts! But still love it, jojos an amazing exciting manga^_^ 😁👌😻💕💕
August 10, 2019
I give it a 6.75/10 or 4 stars. Better than the first one but Im excited for the rest of the part because I know it'll get even better.
September 5, 2019
Resumen del tomo: Uno de los novios de Dio está enojado :v
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October 17, 2019Why the heck does Pucci have to reset the universe. At least this leaves some opportunities for the original timeline since Araki is now writing part 8 which is in an alternate timeline.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
January 15, 2020
My mind melted
August 27, 2020
JOTARO! Also this volume had the most interesting battle in Part 6 so far.
November 30, 2020
Jotaro makes his appearance!! This part is full of Action, Araki never ceases to amaze me <3
And the stand user abilities have such variety, I like how this idea is continuously evolved.
And the stand user abilities have such variety, I like how this idea is continuously evolved.
April 12, 2021
Why is Jotaro the way he is. Yare yare daze.
August 24, 2021
Another good volume. Apparently it’ll be a lot to unpack but I’m still here for it, especially after that Inception-y moment plus prison break.
September 29, 2021
Passes the time and the art style is amazing
November 10, 2021
absolutely love everything about this
November 14, 2021
jotaro my bb
November 1, 2023
jotaroyu gorunce kahroluyorum
November 30, 2021
damn i had completely forgotten everything that happened, this was a ride
September 28, 2022
I have no idea what's going on, but
1: It's weird to see Jotaro as a dad
2: Jolyne is saying "oraoraoraora" like her dad. Like father like daughter, I guess.
3: Dio... you again?
1: It's weird to see Jotaro as a dad
2: Jolyne is saying "oraoraoraora" like her dad. Like father like daughter, I guess.
3: Dio... you again?
December 14, 2019
In JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part.6 Stone Ocean. The main antagonist has an ability (which in JJBA is identified as a stand) that lets him take the stands and memories of others. He uses this ability to his advantage many times to send unique people that have been given the best stand suited to them to try and stop the main character Jolyne Cujoh from taking her father disk back from the antagonist before her father dies.
The book really begins to pick up when the antagonist starts to see what happens if he gives one person multiple stands or combines stands. I think that this may have been my favorite out of the 6 parts that I have read so far, a lot of people did not like it because of the ending or because it may have been slow at points, but I recommend this to anyone who has finished part 5 and is looking for the next part of JJBA.
The book really begins to pick up when the antagonist starts to see what happens if he gives one person multiple stands or combines stands. I think that this may have been my favorite out of the 6 parts that I have read so far, a lot of people did not like it because of the ending or because it may have been slow at points, but I recommend this to anyone who has finished part 5 and is looking for the next part of JJBA.
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