30 Banger Quotes from Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure

Jojo had been a troublesome child, but he still valued the mannerism of the rich and the values his father had taught him

Despite the trouble Jojo faced in his efforts to behave like a true gentleman, he still understood that to protect the weak, he must enter a fight that he may lose.

Dio’s father had remained a drunkard until his last breath and had Dio take a lot of pains just to earn a decent livelihood. He’d wanted Dio to call upon the favor he owed to the Joestars’ after his death to become rich.

Dio had been belittled on a daily basis by thugs and other adults during the time he lived with his ailing father. He further despised the Jonathans and had come to take all their fortune for himself.

Man is referred to as a social animal, and everyone requires some human company to thrive happily. Taking that away from someone will not only alienate them from human interaction but also induce a sense of helplessness.

Erina had been the only one who stayed by Jojo’s side when Dio spread false rumors about him, which led to Dio taking action against her. This angered Jonathan to no end and he rushed to settle a score with his ‘brother’.

Dio wanted to forever ingrain the fact that Jonathan could never beat him into his opponent’s mind. He wanted to take away everything that belonged to him.

Dio, however, was not at all grateful to the Jonathans, and only wished for their downfall, which he was about to bring upon them on his own.

Jonathan knew that Dio had been tampering with his father’s medicine, but distrusting Dio meant distrusting the brotherly bond they had built over the seven years. Jonathan never really trusted Dio though, not after what he did seven years ago.

The prestige of one’s family must be protected by a true gentleman. Jonathan cared about his father’s well-being, and would not let any harm come to him.

Jojo’s father had been extremely harsh on him ever since Dio had entered the household with his impeccable manners and keen knowledge. But he trusted his son to do the best thing for himself and his people.

Jojo had come a long way in his endeavor to find the source of the medicine Dio had been feeding his father and to look for its antidote. And he was willing to face any danger for it.

Jojo was deeply worried about his father, which made him realize that the people attacking him must have a family too. This made him soften his blows while fighting them.

Jojo’s father had been too harsh to his son, but that never changed the bond they shared with each other.

Dio was angered by the fact that the more he grew up, the more he had started to drink, just like his late father, whom he hadn’t been very fond of. So he did not act kindly to the people who necessarily messed with him.

Dio wasn’t apologetic about his actions, and never had been. He’d come to the Joestar household to ruin them, and this is a mere play of words to deceive Jotaro.

Robert had spent a long time in Ogre Street, which had evolved his understanding of people based on their behavior. This enabled him to spot Dio’s lies easily.

George Joestar considered Dio his own child and put the same amount of effort into bringing him up as he did for Jojo. But all his efforts were reduced to dust by Dio’s devilish schemes.

Mortality restricts your potential not only in terms of the time granted but also puts a limit to your physical prowess. Dio was ready to let go of these inconveniences and fully embrace his new form.

The more unexpected events you take into account while formulating a plan, the more they will get twisted to move beyond your understanding, and eventually, things will spiral out of your control.

Dio was letting go of his human side and embracing his transformation into a vampire with the help of the mysterious mask.

George Joestar was especially hard on Jojo because of Dio’s impeccable manners despite coming from a poorer household. It was also because Jojo was his own son, and George wanted the best for him.

Jojo was partly blaming himself for Dio’s present condition and took it upon himself to free him from his state.

Now that Dio was a vampire, he could heal himself with human blood. He was reminding Jojo that his efforts are in vain since he couldn’t possibly die.

Jojo was adamant about ending Dio along with the flames that were obliterating his house. He was ready to sacrifice himself in those flames.

Becoming a vampire gave Dio immortality, and it seemed like his sights weren’t set on destroying the Joestar household anymore (foreshadowing maybe?)

Jojo had been resilient even as a child. The one mistake Dio made during their fight was underestimating his grit because the longer the fight went, the more his determination to win increased.

Dio was expecting to have everything in the palm of his hand once he had forsaken his humanity, but he was eventually defeated by Jojo who had escaped the wildfire that burned his house and family away.

In the battle that transpired within the Joestar mansion, Jojo had not only lost his father, but also trusted workers and a brother (who had betrayed him, but a brother nonetheless). He may have won, but at what cost?

Just because someone is brave doesn’t mean that they aren’t afraid. But knowing your fears and facing problems head-on is what makes you courageous. Fearing the situation will only cause you distress, and further lower your physical capabilities.