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HERE WE GO!! sorry ab the delay on this!!

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Garrett Stutz

they don't have to pose but they can if they want to.

Igottosneezze

To help clear up the family situation a little Jojo #1 from the first opening is the grandfather of Jojo #2 Jojo #2 is the grandfather of Jojo #3 and the father of Jojo #4 Jojo #5, the cannonball hair one, is the son of the first one and the blond villain from openings 1, 3 and 4 (this makes sense I swear) And Jojo #6 is the daughter of Jojo #3 The fanmade openings are actually for parts that take place in a different universe so it has different characters and events The blond one in all blue is the first Jojo of this universe and he’s the great-great grandfather of the sailor Jojo part 9 actually has two Jojo’s (Jodio/the kid with the hoodie and the girl) who are both the cousins of sailor one

Tayyan

Fun fact, in the last (official) opening, when JoJo is facing off Pucci (The villain), both the manga pannels that were shown before that and the mansion they're in is a direct reference to the very first JoJo opening. Also "Dirty deeds done dirt cheap", "Wonder of U", "Smooth operators" and basically all the other names pointed out in the last fan-made op are the names of the stands - whatja called forms

Squirmyr

1 second from each ep next 🙏

YamatoSennin

late for the comment but how they got voice acting for the fan made ones: they got it from the game and the audio book. jojo’s game and audio book is very ahead of the anime, and they both have proper voice acting done by the voice actors in the anime. that’s why the fan made ones has proper voice acting. (some voice actors may change from game to anime, however it’s mostly the same)

Siddharth Pandey

The JoJoLands has not yet been completed, and the main villain has barely been revealed, so there was no villain interruption

Yugenides

The first JoJo OP and this version of Heaven's Falling Down are among my fave of this series' OPs. They're just so unforgettable in the way they tell the story and play with the concept of what an OP is (as well as having great music). JJBA's just so fantastically vibrant and experimental; I really love what it's done for anime/manga.