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{{Character Infobox
|title       = Hudgyn Sasdarl
|image       = [[File:SenjouNendo.png|275x500px]]
|colors      = Eccentrics
|ja_kanji    = ハジーン・サスダール
|ja_romaji   = Hajīn Sasudāru
|alias       = HudgynS<br/>Hitagi Sasdarl<br/>h_sasdarl {{S|Discord}}
|namesake    = {{W|Recurrent neural network|RNN}}-generated name roster based on ''{{W|MLBPA Baseball|Fighting Baseball}}''<ref name=baseball>[https://i.imgur.com/GKEgNXR.png Post by @Kreuzader]</ref>
|birthday    = April 28th, 2002
|zodiac      = Taurus
|czodiac     = Water Horse
|nation      = Ohio
|color       = Purple
|movie       = Meet the Robinsons (2007)
|actor       = Tobey Maguire
|animal      = Crab
|musician    = DJ Cummerbund
|hobby       = Video games, video game modding, wiki editing
|species     = Human
|likes       = Skeleton armies, half-clever puns, contrarianism
|dislikes    = Overzealous corporations, existential crises
|goals       = Survive, find happiness
|fears       = Altered states of mind, separating with acquaintances
|residence   = Ohio
|status      = Alive {{S|Part 9}}
|stats       = {{Stats3|int=B|willpower=A|luck=B|strength=C|looks=D|expower=C|color={{Color|PHF2}}}}
}}
{{Quote|{{Nihongo|I'm the type who gets so caught up in the torture process that I don’t extract any information at all.|私は拷問に熱中してしまって、結果何も聞き出せない…というタイプよ}}|Hitagi Senjougahara||Bakemonogatari Episode 8 Audio Commentary}}
{{Nihongo|'''Hudgyn Sasdarl'''|ハジーン・サスダール|Hajīn Sasudāru}} is a ''JoJo's Bizarre Encyclopedia'' moderator. A close associate of fellow ''JoJo'' PS2 modder [[User:Penguino|penguino]], Hudgyn has also been responsible for several mods and patches for ''[[GioGio's Bizarre Adventure]]'',<ref name=giogio>[[Blog:GioGio's Bizarre Adventure Modding Info|GioGio's Bizarre Adventure Modding Info]]</ref> and the two have released an English translation of the [[Phantom Blood (PS2 Game)|''Phantom Blood'' PS2 game]].<ref name=pbps2>[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sKbcTX-ecpMnsxadsBsby-DI0iWDinsOR-K2fzrNpcQ Phantom Blood PS2 Translation Project - Google Docs]</ref><ref name=pbps22>[[Blog:Phantom Blood PS2 Modding Info|Phantom Blood PS2 Modding Info]]</ref>

==Personality==
{{Quote|Okay now you just being an smart-aleck know-it-all, a--hole right now|KarlSinghilinson|to Hudgyn}}
When first introduced to a situation, Hudgyn prefers to remain quiet and adjust to their surroundings in peace before slowly increasing the magnitude of their contributions. Once they become comfortable in a given scenario, they consistently take a sarcastic attitude toward people and media. Hudgyn particularly enjoys mocking ''[[JoJolion]]'', citing what they see as its lack of focus or restraint, poor time management, abrupt shifts in characterization and detail, and inability to communicate its themes in an interesting manner. Though they are most pleased by their own jabs, they nonetheless support others' petty insults to nearly the same degree.

Hudgyn's insistence on poking fun at problems leads them to constantly adjust and tamper with their own contributions, hastily correcting any mistakes they see. The most notable example of this is their ''[[GioGio's Bizarre Adventure]]'' [https://mega.nz/file/RexUUL7D#DorRPeWFSG1cKJx7yxZYNmW6BKBEdwpNGsIIFtfCQdk translation patch], which saw continuous updates of varying scale for over three years after its release. In the case of wiki articles, this habit often manifests as one large edit with an edit description followed by several minor edits with no edit description. This, ironically, is shown to have hindered Hudgyn's ability to deliver information on their first attempt, and they often require multiple attempts or edits to convey what they mean to convey.

Hudgyn has demonstrated the ability to enjoy media that caters to their tastes. Games such as ''[[GioGio's Bizarre Adventure]]'' and manga such as ''[[Phantom Blood]]'' and ''[[Gorgeous Irene (Volume)|Gorgeous Irene]]''{{'}}s various one-shots have earned their approval, despite various minor complaints with varying degrees of plausibility. In order, their favorite parts of the ''JoJo'' manga are Parts [[Vento Aureo|5]], [[Phantom Blood|1]], [[Stardust Crusaders|3]], [[Stone Ocean|6]], [[Diamond is Unbreakable|4]], [[Battle Tendency|2]], [[The JOJOLands|9]], [[Steel Ball Run|7]], and [[JoJolion|8]] (presumably with a large gap between Parts 7 and 8); their favorite parts of the ''JoJo'' anime, in order, are [[Golden Wind (Anime)|5]], [[Stone Ocean (Anime)|6]], [[Stardust Crusaders (Anime)|3]], [[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: The Animation|2, 1]], and [[Diamond is Unbreakable (Anime)|4]], which should tell you all you need to know about them.

Strangely, Hudgyn chooses to associate themselves with a fictional character named [https://myanimelist.net/character/22037/Hitagi_Senjougahara Hitagi Senjougahara] from [https://myanimelist.net/anime/5081/Bakemonogatari Bakemonogatari] and its sequels. While their exact reasoning remains a mystery, it is worth noting that Senjougahara is initially characterized by her harsh tongue, brutal honesty, and insurmountable stubbornness and pride. Senjougahara also prominently displays growth as a human being as the series continues, something that Hudgyn seems clearly incapable of.
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==User Content==
Hudgyn's sandbox page, consisting mostly of GioGio character movesets and previous blog posts, can be found [[User:HudgynS/Sandbox|here]]. In addition, Hudgyn uses a custom [[User:HudgynS/vector.css|alternate Part 1 wiki theme]] inspired by the [[Phantom Blood (PS2 Game)|''Phantom Blood'' PS2 game]].

===Contributions===
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|{{Scroll Box|content=*[[The Lives of Eccentrics]]
*[[Gorgeous Irene]]
*[[Rohan au Louvre]]
*[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (Paperback Edition)|Paperback Edition]], [[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (Omnibus Edition)|Omnibus Edition]], [[Shueisha Jump Remix|Shueisha JUMP REMIX]], and [[JOJO-D]]
*[[Parallel World Diego]]
*[[Ghost]]
*[[Fate]]
*[[Parallel World]]
*[[77 Rings]]
*[[Collyer Brothers]]
*[[Harlem Burglars]]
*[[JoJo's Venture]]/[[Heritage for the Future]]/[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (PS1 Game)|PS1 Game]]
*Almost everything related to the two [[GioGio's Bizarre Adventure|PS2]] [[Phantom Blood (PS2 Game)|games]]
*Most [[Author's Note|Author's Notes]]
*[[Learn a Lot of English with JoJo's Bizarre Adventure!]]
*Split the pages for [[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: The Animation|the anime]] and [[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (Season)|its first season]]
*[[OVER HEAVEN]] chapter summaries
*Lyrics for [[Heaven's falling down]], [[VOODOO KINGDOM]], [[Light and Darkness]], [[Born Evil]], and [[Golden Spirit (Reprise)|Golden Spirit <Reprise>]]
*Murdered [[List of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episodes|the former largest page on the wiki]]
*[[Author's Note/Vento Aureo|Author's comments]] for ''[[Vento Aureo]]''
*Summaries for [[Under Execution, Under Jailbreak (Play)]] and [[Phantom Blood (Musical)]]
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{{Interview|VS JOJO Maniacs - Ultra Jump (November 2011)}}
{{Interview|Stardust Crusaders Paperback Vol. 10 (October 2002)}}
{{Interview|Vento Aureo Paperback Vol. 1 (March 2005)}}
{{Interview|Vento Aureo Paperback Vol. 10 (August 2005)}}
{{Interview|Stone Ocean Paperback Vol. 1 (April 2008)}}
{{Interview|Stone Ocean Paperback Vol. 11 (February 2009)}}
{{Interview|Steel Ball Run Paperback Vol. 1 (February 2017)}}
{{Interview|Steel Ball Run Paperback Vol. 16 (January 2018)}}
{{Interview|JOJO JOURNEY (September 2013)}}
{{Interview|Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan OVA Booklet (March 2020)}}
{{Interview|TSKR OVA Interviews (June 2017)}}
{{Interview|KochiKame Vol. 160 (June 2008)}}
{{Interview|Baoh OVA Pamphlet (September 1989)}}
{{Interview|JOJO A-GO!GO! (February 2000)}}
{{Interview|Escape from JoJo's Bizarre Nightmare (October 2023)}}
{{Interview|Kanto Federation of Bar Associations (November 2011)}}
{{Interview|SUPER MASTERS BOOK in BOOK Vol.1 - Super Jump (October 2008)}}
{{Interview|Quarterly S (June 2005)}}
{{Interview|OVA Episode 11 (August 1994)}}
{{Interview|Otona Anime Vol.3 (February 2007)}}
{{Interview|Capcom (November 1998)}}
{{Interview|JOJOVELLER (September 2013)}}
{{Interview|JoJo Could Have Ended with Part 4 (October 2012)}}
{{Interview|Phantom Blood PS2 (October 2006)}}
{{Interview|Aomaru Jump (February 2004)}}
{{Interview|Lucca Comics (October 2019)}}
{{Interview|Phantom Blood Musical Commentaries (February 2024)}}
{{Interview|Phantom Blood Musical Special Talks (February 2024)}}
{{Interview|Kotoba (March 2020)}}
{{Interview|Atsushi Watanabe's Building Exploration (October 2014)}}
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|{{Scroll Box|content=*The PB/BT color used on the page for [[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (Season)|the anime's first season]]
*Created the [[Template:IntervalSince|template]] that auto-updates the [[List of English JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Chapters/Part 6|''Stone Ocean'' English publication]] page
*Helped develop the "Sticky Sidebar" gadget
*Chapter/Volume/Episode name redirects
*Indirectly responsible for the [[Template:Vol|Vol]] template
*Directly responsible for the templates Vol replaced
*The Great [[Template:Ch4|Japanese]] [[Template:MagCh4|Title]] [[Module:ChapterVariables|Standardization]] [[Module:MagazineVariables|Fiasco]] of 2022/2023
*The Capitalization Policy Catastrophe of December 2023
*The [[Template:Tarot|template]] used on [[Tarot Cards]] and [[Egypt 9 Glory Gods]]
*The [[Template:TabberSwitch|TabberSwitch]] function
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===Future Plans===
*De facto maintenance for the ''Stone Ocean'' English publication.

==Viewer's Notes==
{{Box3|bg={{Color|SC}}|bg2={{Color|SC2}}|Collapse=false|Textalign=left|STitle={{White2|JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (OVA)|''JoJo's Bizarre Adventure'' (OVA)}} and {{White2|Baoh the Visitor (OVA)|''Baoh the Visitor'' (OVA)}}|{{Quote|
I recently 'binged' the [[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (OVA)|OVA adaptation]] of ''[[Stardust Crusaders]]'' for the sake of the relevant wiki pages. Immediately, the thing one notices first is the animation, which is (at times) much more vivid than the [[Stardust Crusaders (Anime)|anime]]. Watching each episode, you can tell that the animators took their job incredibly seriously. You can also tell, somehow, that production has always been troubled for [[A.P.P.P.]] On the other hand, the music and sound design leave much to be desired. Aside from the climactic sequence of the fight with [[Daniel J. D'Arby|D'Arby]], much of [[Marco d'Ambrosio]]'s work blends together, even if its contemporary nature gains points for novelty. I watched the OVA subtitled with Japanese audio, but even the Japanese voice actors feel somewhat amateur, aside from maybe [[Jean Pierre Polnareff|Polnareff]]'s.

As for the storyline changes... well, they tried their best. [[Enya the Hag|Enya]]'s "redesign" feels like a capitulation to the higher-ups more than a writing team's idea to enhance the story, and many of the other changes feel unnecessary and strange in the context of the overall work. Decapitation was obviously the favorite method of execution at A.P.P.P. (I do appreciate the consistency with the trucks, though...) In general, the [[Justice]] and [[Vanilla Ice]] fights feel the weakest, likely due to most of them being entirely rewritten. If I had to pick a best fight in the 2000 series, I actually think I'd go with [[Hierophant Green]]'s, surprisingly enough. Though, nothing in that half of the work holds a candle to [[N'Doul]] or D'Arby (which are 1:1 with the manga for the most part).

With all that said, the strongest aspect of the OVA is its tone, which is considerably darker than the manga. This is most apparent in the first half, with the muted colors and all, but even in the second half the writers are evidently willing to go farther than [[Hirohiko Araki|Araki]] was capable of at the time—and if I may be so bold, probably farther than [[Shueisha]] would be comfortable with nowadays... Even if it doesn't always work, I would recommend the OVA to people wanting to see a more "self-serious" (is that a word?) take on Part 3. The official English release is worth it for the bonus features alone, not that it's any easier to legally obtain than a fan translation anymore.

In contrast, the earlier [[Baoh the Visitor (OVA)|OVA adaptation]] of ''[[Baoh the Visitor]]'' does a much better job of condensing the original story to around half its size. Aside from [[Sumire]]'s kidnapping scene, which is executed somewhat quickly, the changes {{W|Studio Pierrot}} made to the source material largely work to the film's benefit. The action scenes are similarly flashy, but don't detract from the quieter story-focused scenes. The music is still forgettable, though. [[Hirohiko Araki|Araki]] may have wanted to see the [[Baoh Volume 1|two]] [[Baoh Volume 2|volumes]] adapted separately, but I think Pierrot made the right decision in terms of pacing and content. ''Baoh'' isn't quite a must-watch, but it's well worth forty minutes of one's time, I think.}}}}
{{Box3|bg={{Color|TSKR}}|bg2={{Color|TSKR2}}|Collapse=true|Textalign=left|Title={{Ep|TSKR Episode 9 (TV Drama)}}|{{Quote|
The [[TSKR Episode 9 (TV Drama)|ninth episode]] of the [[Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan (TV Drama)|''Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan'' drama]] released. [[TSKR Episode 9.5 (TV Drama)|Two of them]] did, actually. The main event was standard fare for the drama, which meant it was great and really honored the spirit of what [[Hirohiko Araki|Araki]] was going for in the [[TSKR Episode 6|original work]]. I did expect a little bit more a year after ''[[Rohan au Louvre (Film)|Rohan au Louvre]]'', but I certainly don't have any complaints. As for the bonus episode, it was honestly rather refreshing to see two [[Kyoka Izumi|side]] [[Vergina|characters]] from a decade-old work depicted in a more realistic and human manner. The fact that the team behind the drama wanted to create a separate 14-minute special to do that shows just how much they care about the world they've created, and I respect that immensely. Here's hoping for another season!}}}}
{{Box3|bg={{Color|PB}}|bg2={{Color|PB2}}|Collapse=true|Textalign=left|STitle={{White2|Phantom Blood (Musical)|''Phantom Blood'' (Musical)}}|{{Quote|I watched the livestream of the [[Phantom Blood (Musical)|''Phantom Blood'' musical]]. ''[[Phantom Blood]]'' is short but dense, and it is very easy to go wrong when adapting it to other mediums, and in fact it has gone wrong several times before. With that in mind, I had high hopes going into the musical, hoping that they would finally do justice to the part and bring glory to [[Jonathan Joestar|Jonathan]] and [[Dio Brando|Dio]]'s story.<br/><br/>

I don't know if there has ever been a better time to be a ''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]'' fan than those three and a half hours.}}}}
{{Box3|bg={{Color|CSBT}}|bg2={{Color|CSBT2}}|Collapse=true|Textalign=left|STitle={{White2|Cool Shock B.T. (Reboot)|''Cool Shock B.T.'' (Reboot)}}|{{Quote|The [[Cool Shock B.T. (Reboot)|''Cool Shock B.T.'' reboot]] published in ''[[Saikyo Jump]]'' finally received a translation. I'm not a fan of its art style, but I can't say it doesn't work. The decision to turn [[B.T.]] from a practical trickster into more of a technology whiz fits with the modern-day setting, but there is something a little off-putting about it. (Especially since deepfakes are his go-to!) On the other hand, [[Koichi Mugikari|Koichi]] feels a little too naive for the setting, though him being a first-year middle schooler does go a long way toward excusing it. I do appreciate that the [[Arsonist|antagonist]] takes advantage of the modern setting while still being just as irredeemable as the antagonists in the [[Cool Shock B.T.|original work]], though. For what the reboot sets out to do, I think it works just fine. Maybe I'm just a few years too old to judge it fairly.<br/><br/>As for the important question, the new B.T. would probably be just about evenly-matched with [[Nisio Isin|Nisio]]'s older B.T., if only because he has the advantage of youth. In his prime, though, Araki's B.T. would massacre his ''Saikyo'' counterpart.}}}}
{{Box3|bg={{Color|UEUJ}}|bg2={{Color|UEUJ2}}|Collapse=true|Textalign=left|STitle={{White2|Under Execution, Under Jailbreak (Play)|''Under Jailbreak, Under Execution'' (Play)}}|{{Quote|I recently watched the [[Under Execution, Under Jailbreak (Play)|theater play adaptation]] of ''[[Under Execution, Under Jailbreak (One-Shot)|Under Execution, Under Jailbreak]]''. Or maybe I watched a theater play that happens to use three lines from and share the same title as ''Under Execution, Under Jailbreak''. Who can be sure? I am not particularly a fan of performance art, though I do appreciate the level of artistry being employed in the set design and choreography. The music isn't that bad, either, at least until the fifth or sixth repetition of each piece. What is it in service of, then? I wish I had an answer. The parallel drawn between the titular work and ''[[Dolce, and His Master]]'' is a great idea in concept, but you need to do something with it. The play briefly flirts with their premises, but from there it mainly becomes a series of unrelated exercises in repetitive motion, each going on around three iterations too long. I understand that the work is aimed at those who prefer watching the elegant movements of the human body, but the sampled "monologues" would probably become a turn-off in that scenario. For that reason, I struggle to understand who ''Under Execution, Under Jailbreak'' is for. Practicing artists? Necrophiliacs? People sexually attracted to cats?}}}}
{{Box3|bg={{Color|TSKR}}|bg2={{Color|TSKR2}}|Collapse=true|Textalign=left|Title=[[Rohan au Louvre (Film)|''Rohan au Louvre'' (Film)]]|{{Quote|Finally got around to watching ''Rohan au Louvre''. As a fan of the original one-shot, I enjoyed the way the film vastly expands on the story, though the final flashback did feel a bit out of place. That said, I can see how it'd be really easy for people who don't know the source material or the drama series to be helplessly lost. It's a great film, when given the proper context. Nothing is happening this month, which has become a rare occurrence since ''The JOJOLands'' was announced. I feel like I've come to appreciate it.}}}}
{{Box3|bg={{Color|TJL}}|bg2={{Color|TJL2}}|Collapse=true|Textalign=left|STitle={{MagCh|TJL Chapter 8}}|{{Quote|Bit of a quieter ''The JOJOLands'' chapter this month. And next month, too, considering the hiatus. I don't expect Dragona to actually get in trouble regarding the watch, but Jodio and Paco might be outmatched. Usagi's mother is totally Meryl Mei Qi, right? Also, the live-action ''Rohan au Louvre'' film is out on Amazon Prime now. I haven't had the chance to watch it yet, but I'm sure it'll be good.}}}}
{{Box3|bg={{Color|TJL}}|bg2={{Color|TJL2}}|Collapse=true|Textalign=left|Title={{MagCh|TJL Chapter 7}}|{{Quote|Usagi really did ram that car into that tree. Not quite sure why the cats were attacking to begin with, but Jodio seems to suspect something's been watching the lava. It was nice seeing the group get slowly but surely cornered before suddenly turning the tables, and I think that type of chapter is where the ''Ultra Jump'' format shines. It was also nice seeing THE MATTEKUDASAI's (is that how it's spelled now?) combat potential, though it may be at a disadvantage if the other main characters continue to take two to three pages to think about what they want. Also, ''Rohan au Louvre'' on digital, woo!}}}}
{{Box3|bg={{Color|TJL}}|bg2={{Color|TJL2}}|Collapse=true|Textalign=left|Title={{MagCh|TJL Chapter 6}}|{{Quote|Seems we're back to only having ''The JOJOLands'' to look forward to. Fine by me. This month's chapter was significantly shorter, probably because it's the first part of an arc. Nothing too out of the ordinary for ''JoJo'' in ''Ultra Jump'', though. Since there are at least three cats, I wonder if the other two have distinct Stand abilities from the floating string that we haven't seen yet. As for Usagi, I genuinely believe he is about to ram that car into the tree. It's still too early to have a betrayal of any consequence, I think, and I also don't trust Paco.}}}}
{{Box3|bg={{Color|TJL}}|bg2={{Color|TJL2}}|Collapse=true|Textalign=left|STitle={{MagCh|TJL Chapter 5}} and ''{{White2|Crazy Heartbreakers}}''|{{Quote|The ''Crazy Heartbreakers'' novel is out. It's batshit. It's not ''JORGE'' batshit, but from what I've been told there are some wild details and insertions. "Pink Dark Boy knows a person named NiNiNi," wild. Jodio proved his worth in ''The JOJOLands'' this month with that interrogation sequence. The lava definitely has something to do with the Saint's Corpse, but unless someone stole it from the government and tossed it into an active volcano, I can't imagine what just yet. Also, there are multiple stray cats, and there's probably one Stand user privy to the lava's secret behind all of them. And as for things that don't matter, the ''Stone Ocean'' O.S.T. released. For once, something went right for this season.}}}}
{{Box3|bg={{Color|TJL}}|bg2={{Color|TJL2}}|Collapse=true|Textalign=left|Title={{MagCh2|TJL Chapter 4}} and {{Ch|CDDH Chapter 16}}|{{Quote|''Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak'' ended. Good. It's also getting a novel version, which I imagine is just the manga but with longer monologues. And apparently it's called ''Crazy Heartbreakers'' now...? Meanwhile in ''The JOJOLands'', Paco used his ability again and Jodio didn't point it out. Rude. The diamond isn't a Stand, because the airport officials were able to see it, but it's clearly some kind of supernatural object. Does it simply open holes? The film version of ''Rohan au Louvre'' is upon us, but that won't matter much to me for a while, because I don't plan on visiting Japanese theaters. Hopefully it becomes available on Amazon Prime soon. And the Stone Ocean O.S.T. got a proper cover... well, more proper than the last one, anyhow. How'd they find sixty tracks?}}}}
{{Box3|bg={{Color|TJL}}|bg2={{Color|TJL2}}|Collapse=true|Textalign=left|Title={{MagCh2|TJL Chapter 3}} and {{Ch|CDDH Chapter 15}}|{{Quote|''Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak'' is ending. Good. It's also getting a novel version, which I imagine is just the manga but with longer monologues. Also, Bakin was shown in ''The JOJOLands''. So that's fun. I think the cat's either a Stand or another Stand User's pet, or maybe some other supernatural phenomena related to the volcanoes. Hmmmm, what else is there...? The film and novel of ''Rohan au Louvre'' are being released soon. Very excited to see how the ''Rohan'' drama team will tackle one of his heaviest stories. I rather wish there was more to talk about, but...}}}}
{{Box3|bg={{Color|TJL}}|bg2={{Color|TJL2}}|Collapse=true|Textalign=left|Title={{MagCh|TJL Chapter 2}}|{{Quote|I really, truly, honestly can't believe Araki finally jumped the gun and put Rohan Kishibe in the second continuity, seemingly completely unaltered. I mean, there were hints: ''JoJolion'' featured references to ''Mutsu-kabe Hill'' and ''Poaching Seashore'' (oh, God, did it reference ''Poaching Seashore''), and ''Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan'' referenced the wealthier Higashikata family and the Seiten Birdies, but it really did seem like one of those things where they were never going to collide. I believe Araki actually referred to ''TSKR'' as a "side-by-side world" with ''JoJolion'' once? Yeah, it was in ''JOJOVELLER''. Still. My God. He's an absolute madman, Araki is. I mean, where do we even go from here? Was that the point of Radio Gaga, to firmly place ''Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan'' in the same world as Rock Humans and November Rain? Do we have to start questioning whether Millionaire Village exists near ''JoJolion''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s Morioh, or why the town changed its logo in ''Hot Summer Martha''? Is Bakin going to show up? I mean, Bakin is a very good boy, so I wouldn't be opposed to seeing him again, but... I just don't know. I honestly don't have a clue. There are two Kishibe Rohans. Probably more. How do I handle this? Plus, we know from ''Millionaire Village'' that Araki doesn't worry himself about ages, so could ''Au Louvre'' fit into this somewhere? What about ''At a Confessional'', was that caused by an unrelated incident? And those lookalikes of Josuke, Koichi, and Okuyasu, among other Part 4 characters? Do they exist in the Morioh of ''JoJolion''? Who are they? I just... I don't know. Rohan Kishibe. In second continuity. What is Araki cooking? '''''Is''''' he cooking?}}}}
{{Box3|bg={{Color|JJL}}|bg2={{Color|JJL2}}|Collapse=true|Textalign=left|Title=Regarding "{{SA|JJL20}}" (formerly "The Wonder of You (The Miracle of Your Love)")|{{Quote|Your Miraculous Love is nearly equivalent to The Wonder of You, save that the implied love in the latter is made explicit in the former. Araki has already used the "Katakana Name (Followed by Kanji Translation)" format for {{Nihongo4|'''[[Chapter 287|Sound of Terror]]'''|サウンド・オブ・テラー (恐怖の音)|Saundo Obu Terā}} (WSJ title), {{Nihongo|'''{{Ch2|SBR Chapter 24}}'''|インタールード (間奏曲)|Intārūdo (Kansōkyoku)}}, and arguably the {{Nihongo|'''{{SA|SO17}}'''|{{Ruby|AWAKEN|アウェイクン}}-目覚め|Aweikun-Mezame}} story arc. The wiki does not use '''Sound of Terror (The Sound of Fear)''', '''Interlude (Intermezzo)''', or '''AWAKEN - Awakening''' in these instances. Araki has used parenthesis to indicate different information before, as in {{SA|DIU4}}, {{SA|DIU5}}, {{SA|SBR12}}, and {{SA|JJL16}}. However, in each of these instances, the text in parenthesis is clearly distinguishable and inequal to the text outside parenthesis (with a possible exception for Catch the Rainbow if one overlooks the ellipsis at the end). In addition, several Japanese sources regard {{Nihongo|君の奇跡の愛|type1=J}} as a Japanese translation of The Wonder of You or Wonder of U.<ref group=WOU>[https://dic.pixiv.net/a/%E3%82%B6%E3%83%BB%E3%83%AF%E3%83%B3%E3%83%80%E3%83%BC%E3%83%BB%E3%82%AA%E3%83%96%E3%83%BB%E3%83%A6%E3%83%BC ザ・ワンダー・オブ・ユー (ざわんだーおぶゆー)とは【ピクシブ百科事典】]</ref><ref group=WOU>[http://animesoku.com/archives/25135279.html 【ジョジョリオン】8部ラスボスの『ワンダーオブユー(君の奇跡の愛)』の能力ｗｗｗ]</ref><ref group=WOU>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKpToCAt30g 【ジョジョリオン】ラスボススタンド、ワンダー・オブ・U(君の奇跡の愛)について解説　【ジョジョの奇妙な冒険】]</ref> Finally, it's worth noting that the "miracle of love" is never explicitly brought up as a theme in the arc, and the only "miracle" during the battle that could be said to come about as a result of "love" begins in {{Ch2|JJL Chapter 105}} and {{Ch2|JJL Chapter 106}}, with neither chapter sporting the arc name. (As a matter of fact, the wiki classifies both chapters as part of the {{SA|JJL21}} story arc.)}}
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