A recently released spin-off of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure has enhanced the quality of Part 3 significantly

The poker match between Jotaro and D’arby in Stardust Crusaders is a legendary moment in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, and the new spinoff, Crazy Diamond’s Demonic Heartbreak, has elevated it to new heights. Chapter 12 of the spinoff has just been released, and it adds a new layer of complexity and depth to the already iconic fight.

Crazy Diamond’s Demonic Heartbreak is a prequel to Diamond is Unbreakable and is filled with references and callbacks to the original series. Chapter 12, in particular, sheds light on D’arby’s past and his first meeting with DIO. The game of poker they played, where DIO used The World to cheat and injure D’arby, is a direct parallel to the match with Jotaro. It provides new context for D’arby’s fear of Jotaro and adds an extra layer of irony to his defeat.

Furthermore, the fact that D’arby dealt DIO the same terrible hand that Jotaro received adds another dimension to the story. It shows how DIO and Jotaro are counterparts, with DIO representing the evil version of Jotaro.

The spinoff also unintentionally revives the theory that Jotaro had the ability to stop time before his fight with DIO. While this theory has been floating around for a while, the events in Chapter 12 make it feel more plausible. However, inconsistencies in the series make it unlikely to be true, and any support the spinoff provides for the theory is unintentional.

Overall, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Crazy Diamond’s Demonic Heartbreak has added new depth and complexity to an already legendary moment in the series. Its callbacks and references to the original story, as well as the new context it provides, make the poker match between Jotaro and D’arby even better.

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