Behind the line
What it means
Our interpretation.
The enormous machine turns DIO’s advantage into extravagant overkill. It is a final attempt to overwhelm an opponent who has begun to understand his power.
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In context
Spoilers for JoJo's Bizarre AdventureShow the scene
During the last Cairo fight, DIO brings a road roller down on Jotaro while time is stopped. Chapter 263 becomes Stardust Crusaders episode 48. The card keeps the fan romaji cry; English versions translate it as “It’s a road roller,” while the earlier OVA uses an oil tanker instead.
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- manga global ch. 263, "DIO's World, Part 17"; Stardust Crusaders ep. 48, "Long Journey Farewell, My Friends" — reference 1manga global ch. 263, "DIO's World, Part 17"; Stardust Crusaders ep. 48, "Long Journey Farewell, My Friends"; selected line and sceneReference checked
- manga global ch. 263, "DIO's World, Part 17"; Stardust Crusaders ep. 48, "Long Journey Farewell, My Friends" — reference 2manga global ch. 263, "DIO's World, Part 17"; Stardust Crusaders ep. 48, "Long Journey Farewell, My Friends"; selected line and sceneReference checked
- manga global ch. 263, "DIO's World, Part 17"; Stardust Crusaders ep. 48, "Long Journey Farewell, My Friends" — reference 3manga global ch. 263, "DIO's World, Part 17"; Stardust Crusaders ep. 48, "Long Journey Farewell, My Friends"; selected line and sceneReference checked
- manga global ch. 263, "DIO's World, Part 17"; Stardust Crusaders ep. 48, "Long Journey Farewell, My Friends" — reference 4manga global ch. 263, "DIO's World, Part 17"; Stardust Crusaders ep. 48, "Long Journey Farewell, My Friends"; selected line and sceneReference checked
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