Why Are Fans Unhappy With Stone Ocean's Anime Adaptation?

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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure has been around for quite some time and over the years, the fanbase has only gotten bigger. One thing that draws in loads of fans is the anime adaptation of Araki's works. So far, all the parts that have been adapted have been incredible, and they haven't given fans an awful lot to complain about. After Golden Wind finished airing, the fans could not wait to see Stone Ocean get animated.

The wait for an official announcement was long and painful, but eventually, it was announced that Stone Ocean would be released on Netflix. When it was initially announced, there was a great deal of excitement, but things took a turn for the worse after the recent statements about the anime. There is always a great deal of excitement whenever a new anime adaptation is announced for the series, but what makes Stone Ocean different from the previous installments in the series?

Anime Characters Who Never Reached Their Full Potential

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure used to air weekly, and the fans were extremely pleased with that schedule. They were not bothered with waiting for a week to see their favorite characters. When it was announced that Netflix would be dropping the first twelve episodes of Stone Ocean at the same time, the fans were quite satisfied with it. There was nothing wrong with the quality of the animation, and the credit goes to David Production. The studio has given Araki's manga an extremely high-quality adaptation. So, where does the problem lie?

The first twelve episodes of Stone Ocean were released worldwide on December 1, 2021. Since then, there have been no new episodes, until Netflix disclosed that the next installment of Stone Ocean episodes will come out sometime in the fall of 2022. After a while,