Chapter 332

She doesn't need to intervene at all!

Or, it's not that Jolyne Kujo didn't want to intervene in the filming of the crew.

But, she is too talented~~!

Although it seems that it can't be entirely blamed on her genius.

In a word, even if she is indeed wrong, aren't Akiyuki Shinbo and the others wrong?

But every time she wants to work hard.

She wants to make the works they shoot in a worse direction.

As a result, the works presented in the end are often not satisfactory.

Either it is popular again, or it is very popular again.

And the reason why it becomes so popular is all because of the blind command opinions she put forward during the filming! ?

...Uh, why does it feel like it's going to be bad again?

After reviewing her previous "glorious" resume in her mind.

Jolyne Kujo couldn't help but shudder with a guilty conscience.

But in short, this is the truth.

Jolyne Kujo still has some experience in messing things up!

She really can't improve Pucci's acting skills.

But as an actor in Stone Ocean, can she not hold back in the battle between Jotaro and Father Pucci?

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On the other side.

Although there is no Jolyne Kujo, it's like a northerner seeing a southern cockroach and making a fuss.

But I saw the end of Diablo in Golden Wind.

I saw Diablo's great start. He had an invincible Stand like [Scarlet King], and his combat awareness was not like that of other Stand users. Because of the invincible Stand, he had no awareness at all.

At least after seeing Giorno's [Golden Experience Requiem], Diablo still had his own pride and wanted to continue to defeat Giorno and get back [Bug Arrow]!

Even if there might be Diablo here, he used [Epitaph] in advance to see the relationship between Giorno's failure and the future.

But Diablo has the courage to charge at a strong enemy, which doesn't mean he has no awareness at all.

But he is such a person.

An invincible stand that makes people wonder how he should lose, plus a not-too-weak awareness at the beginning.

But Diablo played him into this kind of a devastating beginning, where Giorno and his friends fought back against the wind.

If there is no [Scarlet King].

How else can Diablo play this ending?

Thinking of this, Akiyuki Shinbo couldn't help but have the same worry as Jolyne Kujo.

But compared to Jolyne Kujo's worry about Father Pucci not being able to win in "Stone Ocean", he was ready to find ways to ensure that Father Pucci could win in the end.

Akiyuki Shinbo was more worried that if Father Pucci really couldn't win, then they should change this ending quickly while it was still in time.

For example, it was not that Father Pucci defeated Jolyne and his friends in the end, but that Jolyne and his friends won in the end.

Anyway, the original ending of Stone Ocean.

It was Emporio who defeated Father Pucci after Jolyne and Jotaro were all killed.

Instead of filming these two unstable plots.

Whether it was Father Pucci who killed Jolyne and Jotaro.

or Father Pucci was so invincible, but was defeated by Emporio who was only 11 years old.

It is better to set Jolyne and others to defeat Father Pucci from the beginning.

Omit all the later plots!

Anyway, they haven't filmed the later part of Stone Ocean yet.

It seems that there is nothing wrong with changing the plot a little.

Well, there is nothing wrong with it!

So, just like Jolyne Kujo was ready to be a loving father and a filial daughter to Jotaro Kujo who was about to participate in the filming of Stone Ocean after watching the latest episode of Golden Wind.

Akiyuki Shinbo also found Pucci.

He told him this idea.

"...... Um, Shinbo, what you said is indeed not without reason."

So much so that Pucci, who heard this, was silent for a long time, and had to admit that there was nothing wrong with Shinbo Akiyuki's point of view.

Anyway, the final ending is the same.

So what if the plot is slightly cut in the middle?

But......

"But Shinbo, have you ever thought about a problem, if we cut the plot where Father Pucci defeated Jolyne and Jotaro, and planned to skip this plot and shoot the final victory settlement scene."

"Then what is the difference between "Stone Ocean" and the "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" series we shot before?"

Pucci asked back: "Isn't it still JOJO who defeated the villain, or as long as Jotaro is there, no matter what kind of enemy you face, you don't have to worry?... We have already shot such a plot in "Diamond is Unbreakable"!"

"And we all know the result of that time..."

Logically, Pucci agrees with Shinbo Akiyuki's point of view.

After all, the problems that Shinbo Akiyuki said do exist.

Or, Pucci, who is somewhat self-aware of his own abilities, actually has little confidence in whether he can film the role of Father Pucci well.

It's just that Akiyuki Shinbo is his senior in the industry.

And Jolyne Kujo, who has never made a mistake and knows "JOJO" better than him, a time traveler.

They have always encouraged him and supported him to play the role of Father Pucci.

That made Pucci full of confidence in himself again.

But this confidence did not last long.

Akiyuki Shinbo, who once gave him one of the confidences, told him that he was not so confident anymore.

What impact did this bring to Pucci?

It is conceivable! ?

But psychologically, or rather from memory, Pucci did not agree with Akiyuki Shinbo's statement.

Changing actors is fine.

He can even agree with it.

But changing the plot...

This is really unacceptable!

It's not that Pucci is a fundamentalist.

He does not intend to change any of the plots in "Stone Ocean".

This is simply because Pucci does not think that his screenwriting skills are higher than that of Mr. Araki in his previous life.

Especially after he understood the plot of "Stone Ocean".

He understood that Father Pucci's victory over Jolyne and others was not a bad taste of Mr. Araki.

[Made in Heaven] restarted the world, and it was not that Mr. Araki did not want to draw "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" anymore, and wanted to use this method to completely finish the story of "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure".

Instead, all of this is responding to the theme of the "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" series.

Responding to the golden spirit that has been promoted since the beginning, and everyone is a slave to fate, but as long as humans can muster the courage to smash this fate shackles, then everyone will get the spirit of the whole world.

He could not give up this plot that was proposed by Akiyuki Shinbo to be deleted.

If it really needs to be deleted.

It will only be that everyone is a slave to fate, and there will be no second half of the sentence.

It will even just repeat the previous reincarnation.

The work "Diamond Is Unbreakable" may even be an attempt by Mr. Araki in Pucci's previous life!

An attempt similar to Akiyuki Shinbo's point of view!

But it is obvious that the work "Diamond is Unbreakable" is quite polarized in the minds of the audience.

Higashikata Josuke is probably one of the few JOJOs who seems to have a small role in his main work, right?

Jotaro, Hirose Koichi, Kawajiri Hayato... are all characters with a strong presence in "Diamond is Unbreakable".

"But if we don't delete this plot, can we shoot this theme well?"

Pucci will say "but", and Akiyuki Shinbo will naturally say "but".

Yes, that's right.

The plot that Akiyuki Shinbo wants to delete is indeed related to the theme of the work "Stone Ocean".

In other words, it is related to the important theme of whether the "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" series can be completed normally.

After all, when talking about "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure".

The most unavoidable thing is the word "fate".

Because Mr. Araki is Japanese.

In Japan, a place that is always ravaged by natural disasters and has no strategic depth for them to avoid natural disasters, they cannot avoid natural disasters, and there is no time for them to study ways to control natural disasters. The Japanese can only be helplessly destroyed by natural disasters and pray for God's blessing.

In addition to believing in fate and believing that fate is absolutely unchangeable.

What else can they believe in?

If they want to learn from Dayu, a big country in the East next door, to control floods, and want to learn the spirit of not believing in fate that man can conquer nature, they don't have the conditions.

So in "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" or in most Japanese works.

Fate is powerful.

Fatalism is even more unchangeable.

But is it really unchangeable?

Or, do Japanese creators not want to change fate, change this destiny?

It is impossible not to want to!

It's just that most Japanese creators don't have this ability.

Or they are limited by the education they have received, which is all this kind of destiny, and they can't create a story that can break this destiny.

In this regard, Mr. Araki, the previous life of Pucci, is no exception.

This is why fate is powerful in Mr. Araki's writing.

Whether it is Jonathan, Joseph, or Jotaro and other JOJOs, they cannot change the arrangement of fate.

That's right, even Jotaro can't do it.

Some people may say that this is not right.

Why can't Jotaro change the arrangement of fate?

Faced with the fate set by [God Thoth], didn't Jotaro completely ignore it and ignore the death fate set by [God Thoth]?

And this is not just once.

It's not even just one unit!

Even in "Stardust Crusaders", the explanation given for Jotaro's ability to always ignore the fate of [God Thoth] is that Jotaro himself has super strong luck, so he can always turn danger into safety.

Let's just say that this explanation is correct.