Most of the work comes from the user, who just goes around, delivering high kicks to his targets. Dragon’s Dream doesn’t even do anything itself. So, what is Dragon’s Dream’s ability? What wondrous powers does this Stand hold that makes it different from the rest? Well, it has the ability to utilize feng-shui, in other words, deciding what is lucky and unlucky for a person and how that person can utilize it, such as how the user uses this method to make his kicks more powerful… Well, it’s certainly different, that’s for sure. I hated this entire part of Stone Ocean so much that I just wanted it to end. Dragon’s Dream isn’t just the worst Stand of Stone Ocean. But instead of just saying what they are, why don’t we take a look at them and let you all judge for yourselves? So, let’s get started on the ranking of Stone Ocean Stands. But the Stands… Oh boy, aside from a few, most of them were meh at the least. Now, I still don’t see Stone Ocean as the worst part, I found it to be quite an enjoyable part, but I can see why some people are against it. It’s like a reverse Vento Aureo, a part with amazing Stands, but weak characters, which is why it failed in the west.

Many enjoyed the main Jojo, Jolyne, the main villain of this part, Enrico Pucci, and the story it had for it, but it seemed to have lacked in creative Stands. Now, Stone Ocean was a part that as very… mixed for Jojo fans. Well, I already did the Stands for Vento Aureo last week, so I guess now is a better time than any to get started on the next part of Jojo, Stone Ocean. If I made an article everyday throughout January, I’d just be exhausted) (Notice: All Jojo-nuary articles will be released on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

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