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· 'JoJo's Bizarre Adventure' Part 7 'Steel Ball Run,' considered by some fans to be the series' masterpiece, has been exclusively released as a TV anime on Netflix.
· SBR is a story set in 1890s America, where Johnny Joestar, a former genius jockey paralyzed from the waist down, challenges a 6000km cross-North American continent magic race with Gyro Zeppeli, who wields steel ball techniques.
· It's an epic of growth and adventure, with numerous Stand users battling over a 50 million dollar prize and the 'Holy Corpse.'
· Popular characters from previous JoJo series appear as self-homages with different settings, and after the world was reset in Part 6, Part 7 meta-narratively unfolds a story where a new worldview can be experienced.

· Just seeing Gyro Zeppeli move is satisfying, and it was worth waiting for years.
· The bizarre fun of the original work has been perfectly reproduced, and I was still moved by the many musical references and parodies.
· Hirohiko Araki's excellent sense and perspective-switching techniques are also superb, and it's highly rated as an anime.
· Who would have expected SBR to be produced back when 'Phantom Blood' was airing? My sincere thanks to the production team and Araki-sensei.
· It seems like much more budget was invested than in 'Stone Ocean,' and familiar characters like Avdol, Dio, and Stroheim appear.
· The pacing is good and easy to watch, homages are sprinkled throughout, and the voice actors' performances were excellent.
· The music might be the best in the JoJo series' history, and Dio's BGM is also an homage.
· It was a perfect first episode that is expected to increase Netflix subscribers.

· It really feels like I'm watching SBR, and I recently rewatched from Part 1 but couldn't resist watching Part 7, and the art style has definitely changed a lot.
· It's also interesting that Stands haven't appeared yet, and I think the JoJo series is the most outstanding anime series of the last 20 years.
· The beauty of the design and the energy of the action, Part 7 is beautiful even when rewatching.
· The BGM when Diego appears is the best, and Diego is truly cool. No one would expect him to become a dinosaur.
· It's already at the level of a work of art.
· In Japan, there's a tendency to treat Johnny as 'trash,' but if you consider it his growth story, Japanese fans' opinions are understandable.
· Johnny is definitely a polarizing protagonist, and many people probably dislike him.
· Jotaro also ate without paying and stole a car, and Johnny isn't a perfect good guy either. Jonathan might be the only perfect good guy.
· Josuke tries to steal a lottery ticket, and Giorno is a mafia boss. Thinking that way, Giorno might be the worst JoJo ever.
· The horse movements are also good, and it's excellently realized as an anime.

· I've only seen the first episode, but it seems like this year's Anime of the Year award has already been decided for SBR. No other work will surpass this anime.
· It was a shame there was no ending, but I expect it to appear from episode 2.
· Araki-sensei, I've lived to see this. I send my support to my comrades who can't watch it. I'll watch it for them.
· People watching SBR for the first time wonder if it's a sequel to 'Stone Ocean' or a story about Jolyne's group reincarnated, but it's generally understood that it's a story from a different world than previous JoJo's, and not a sequel to Part 6.
· It was an unbelievably excellent first episode, and if this quality is maintained, it will be a historic anime. All anime should aim for SBR's quality.
· I think Diego's horse sound effects are perfect. This anime must be watched with subtitles.
· The Dio of this new world is still a hateful guy, which is the best.
· Johnny is a bit rude and self-centered protagonist, but that makes him more interesting. I look forward to seeing how he grows with Gyro. Johnny will receive some harsh lessons.

· This first episode was so good I cried. I was completely unprepared for that soulless camel.
· As it's my favorite series, I'm very satisfied. Just being able to see Gyro move is reassuring.
· Was Steven this comical? Everyone's wait was worth it.
· It's surprising that there are no critical opinions in this thread at all.
· The number of views seems enormous, so Netflix must be happy too. It's rare for an anime to receive such high praise from the first episode.
· Can they maintain this quality until the final battle? Why is it broadcast irregularly? Why isn't it broadcast weekly like other anime?
· Is it because of enemy Stand attacks? An average schedule is fine. If they maintain high quality, I'll leave it to the production team.
· There's a possibility that only the first episode is super high quality and subsequent episodes will degrade, so we can't expect too much from Netflix.
· I want to touch the brown ball. It was excellent content. Honestly, I was worried from the teaser, but the colors and camera work are superb. It's a really good anime. Thank you to the production team.

· From what I've researched, I was surprised by the truly massive praise. Usually, there are some anti-comments, but that just shows how popular JoJo is.
· However, as mentioned in the comments, I'm a little worried about whether the quality of this first episode can be maintained until the 'Presidential Election' (the final part of SBR).