I can see why some might like or even love this, but the pompous dialogue, arrogant and rude characters, really detract from the overall experience. Main characters change between season but usually it's the supporting characters that have any personality or humor. The MC usually stands aloof as an icon of superiority. You root for them because they are the good guy not because you like them. Overall, against popular opinion, this title is average. Good enough as a distraction but not something you will really care about.

I'm certainly late to the party but still in time for the third arc that is starting next month. The on-going JoJo manga started publishing when I wasn't even born and had an anime adaptation once before in the 90's. JoJo is rather popular in Japan thanks to the fabulous art style and poses the character's strike (which get referenced quite often in other works). The show is well done style over substance and riddled with shonen antics so you either go with the flow or stay away from it. That said, the members of the Joestar family are actually not that dumb and often win thanks to their wit. Here is hoping we get to see a lot more arcs in the future!

If your bored of this try not to drop it until part 3 (season 2) coz it gets better.

It can feel a little boring at the beginning, that's how I stopped watching. Later I tried once again with a different part and OH MY GOD that's so great

"JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" lives up to its name, because if this work is one thing, it is bizarre. No matter where you look, it is wacky - unusual character designs, unique abilities or a strange plot - JoJo always remains bizarre. Luckily, David Production also manages to transfer this absurdity almost perfectly to the anime with its outstanding animation. In summary, JoJo is unique. What fascinates me most about "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" is the story's narrative technique. Because each part tells its own story, but is nevertheless linked to the other parts, and the fact that there is no ultimate goal - so a final goal to work towards, "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" is theoretically timeless. With JoJo, Hirohiko Araki has created a story that can be told virtually indefinitely. In doing so, he has set himself virtually no limits - JoJo can be told at any time, in any place and in any way. JoJo also has a very fast pacing. So if you're looking for a deep or detailed story in JoJo, you've come to the wrong place. I have to say, however, that so far these endless possibilities have been used well, but not perfectly. It's often quite repetitive because most of the fights are pretty similar, which is a shame considering how much scope there is for designing this one. But I've already seen that a lot of things are going to change fundamentally with the next part (Part 7), so I'm curious to see that, if it ever gets animated... All in all, I can only recommend "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" if you can get used to its unusual nature.