JoJo's Bizarre Adventure - Episode 6
Bruford is vanquished by Jonathan but Tarkus proves to be a tougher opponent and drives the heroes into a corner. At the same time, Will Anthonio Zeppeli recalls his master's prophecy about his ultimate fate.
Summary
After having barely managed to avoid Jonathan's underwater overdrive, Bruford ensnares the protagonist with his hair once more. However, Jonathan manages to block Bruford's attack and channels an overdrive through a kick into Bruford's sword, which causes one of his arms to disintegrate. From here, Jonathan is able to escape, and unleashes a sunlight yellow overdrive barrage against him. As Bruford's body starts to disintegrate, he regains his human soul, feeling at peace and leaving JoJo his sword before completely disintegrating.
Tarkus steps forward, crushing the remains of Bruford beneath his feet before declaring his commitment to evil. Jonathan and Zeppeli manage to get Speedwagon and Poco to safety using a bunch of leaves as a hang glider. As they make their escape, Zeppeli recalls how he learned to control the Ripple from a man named Tonpetty. Incidentally, Tonpetty predicted a dire fate for Zeppeli.
However, Tarkus leaps after them, causing them to touch down at a knight's training ground in order to stand against him. Tarkus manages to crash into one of the outer walls and enters the training grounds first. Jonathan is pulled inside the grounds, thrusting him into a Chain Neck Deathmatch, in which the two fighters have been bound by an iron shackle around the neck and one must decapitate the other in order to free himself. Unfortunately, Jonathan has trouble breathing because of the collar and Tarkus takes the advantage. Realizing Jonathan will be killed if no one does anything and remembering his sister's uplifting words, Poco overcomes his nerves and enters the grounds via a window, managing to unlock the door so Zeppeli can get inside. Zeppeli steps into the chamber and suddenly remembers Tonpetty's prophecy, which stated that he would die, but steel his resolve and prepare to meet his doom.
Appearances
Credits
横山 謙次
亀井 隆広
Seok Pyo Hong
Kosuke Yoshida
Yumi Shimojo
Yuya Takahashi
Hitoshi Miyajima
ホン・ソクビョ
吉田 巧介
下條 祐未
高橋 優也
宮嶋 仁志
Atsuko Sugawara
Katsunori Tanaka
Hitoshi Miyajima
Emiko Kataoka
Hiroki Goto
Hiroko Seigan
Katsuyuki Sato
Taeko Ogi
Ayumi Tsukishita
Koji Kataoka
Junichi Fukunaga
Seok Pyo Hong
Yuya Tsukada
Hideo Maru
Yuichiro Masuda
Arisa Kajiyama
San Kim
Koji Nobuhara
Mitsuhiro Nanbe
Koichi Nakaya
菅原 敦子
田中 克憲
宮嶋 仁志
片岡 恵美子
後藤 洋輝
西願 宏子
佐藤 勝行
扇 多恵子
月下 歩
片岡 康治
福永 純一
ホン・ソクビョ
塚田 優哉
丸 英男
増田 雄一郎
梶山 亜里沙
キム・サン
延原 浩二
南部 允宏
中弥 幸一
Mariko Kubo
Tomoko Shimizu
Fumina Nishino
Triple A
久保 茉莉子
清水 智子
西野 文那
AAA
Hayashi
Jumondo
Beep
ハヤシ株式会社
寿門堂
BEEP
Daiki Kitamura
Hiroki Ueno
Kouta Sato
Shouta Komatsu
Masaya Fujiwara
北村 大輝
上野 洋樹
佐藤 滉太
小松 奨太
藤原 将也
工藤 かよ
Puavaranukroh Taweeporn
Music
Manga/Anime Differences
- When Tarkus crushes the remains of Bruford's armor, the debris goes flying and damages Zeppeli in the process. This wasn't shown in the anime.
- The scene after where Tarkus squeezes to death acquaintances of Poco and drinks their blood is not shown as well.
In other languages
| Language | Title | Translation |
|---|---|---|
 Japanese |
あしたの勇気 | Pluck for Tomorrow |
 Chinese |
明日的勇氣 | Pluck for Tomorrow |
 English |
Tomorrow's Courage | |
 Spanish |
El valor del mañana | The value of tomorrow |
 Portuguese |
A Coragem do Amanhã | The Courage of Tomorrow |
 French |
Courage du lendemain | Courage for the next day |
 German |
Der Schneid von morgen | The Pluck of Tomorrow |
 Hebrew |
האומץ של מחר | The Courage of Tomorrow |
 Arabic |
شجاعة الغد | Tomorrow's courage |
 Italian |
Il coraggio di domani | The courage of tomorrow |
Commentary
There's a lot to see in Episode 6: Bruford's death in the first half, then the duel against the imposing Tarkus in the second one. Bruford's death is an important moment, directed perfectly and accompanied with a beautiful background covered in flowers. For that I greatly thank the color designer Shinichiro Yoshihara, who gave us a beautiful background as usual.
There is also a flashback of Zeppeli, which obliged us to create a young version of his design in this one scene. In JoJo, there are few designs we only use once, as they break our rhythm. Fortunately, the team managed to deal with that in time.
In the first half, Tarkus has this shout that goes "Gobabaa": it's an improvisation for the voice actor, Tetsu Inada, who read the onomatopoeia out loud. We didn't plan on keeping it, but at the end, the result is quite funny.
Lastly, I am fully satisfied by Poco's signature scene. "Tomorrow is now." There's also Zeppeli who dramatically enters the room, as determined as ever. The music perfectly sublimate this instant.
