In the previous post, we discussed how fate plays a role in part 5. While not as prevalent in other parts, it is definitely there. In part 1, Jonathan was fated to fight Dio. In part 2, Caesar was fated to carry on the Zepelli tradition of helping the Jostar family defeat an evil that could corrupt the entire world. In part 3, Dio was fated to fight and be defeated by a Joestar. Not only that, but Avdol was fated to die as it was foreshadowed from his previous death. In part 4, Kira thought fate was on his side but was defeated by the person he feared the most: Jotaro and Josuke. That brings us to part 5. Diavolo thought destiny was fated to be his and obtain the incredible power of the stand arrows and evolve King Crimson to it's final form. However, Giorno was the one fated to achieve Requiem and defeat the boss of Passione. Fate also deemed Diavolo's defeat to be ironic and bends reality like his King Crimson did. Buccellati brought together the best team to defeat Diavo...

JoJo's part 5 has concluded. We have mulled over and thought about the ending of this great anime for a few days now. The fans have a lot left to think about. A large focal point in this particular part is fate; fate is something that has a grasp on everyone and it shapes all lives. Diavolo believed in this wholeheartedly and even up until the end believed that he was the one that was destined to wield the powerful stand arrow and unlock the true power of King Crimson. However this was not the case and fate was actually smiling upon the main protagonist: Giorno. Giorno was the one that was able to unlock Gold Experience Requiem and was able to defeat Diavolo by sending him into a never-ending loop of almost dying but then being thrown into a completely different scenario and almost dying again and so on and so forth. Giorno was also rightfully placed and the boss of Passione, successfully completing the dream he and Buccellati shared: to wipe drugs out from the streets of Italy....