Review of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind

While I did enjoy this adaptation very much, compared to the manga, it felt very lackluster, like it was missing something from Araki's original work. Not to say it's bad, not in any way but to me it felt like it lacked something. Like Araki's charm, his amazing art, the way he draws the characters in amazing poses and the way he structures his manga, just something felt off about and I can't much put my finger on it, I guess maybe because I have witnessed this story in it's original format that I built up too many expectations? Anyways, It's good. But I would 100%recommend the manga over this, considering I would say around the mid of part 4 is when Araki truly honed in on his style and it shines brilliantly in the manga, still if this is your only source of experiencing this story, then so be it.