Remember how I said we need a Part 4 spin-off where everyone is doing casual stuff amid
the bizarre happening in Morioh?
Well, just in case we need to get the ball rolling, I have an idea.
I'm going to pitch this to y'all, so we both boutta pretend.
The easiest yet best name I could think of for this series is MORIOH, in all caps.
Series names are great when they're short, sweet, and to the point or when they have
that type of flavor.
Now, for the series, I want it to be casual but still have an ongoing story so that we
do have an answer for the eventual end.
Or, well, at least an end to this story.
A good example of this could be Futurama.
As for what happens in the show, we must ask six questions.
What is it about?
What did they want?
Why can't they get it?
What did they do about it?
Why doesn't that work?
How does it end?
This way, while we aren't going to address every possibility and all the fun moments
we could have, we can get an idea of what's going on and what's capable of happening.
Well, it's about Josuke, Okuyasu, and Koichi.
DIU was their junior year in high school.
This series would cover their senior year after.
As for what they want, they all have individual goals.
Josuke is trying to figure out what's next after high school.
Okuyasu, as a student and caretaker of his father, is trying to figure out his purpose
in life.
And lastly, Koichi.
Since these two are the best friends he's ever had in his life, he wants to keep everyone
together.
Or at least that's what he thinks he wants.
The truth is that after these goals, they have their internal issues.
Josuke is scared of the future, Okuyasu is directionless, and Koichi doesn't want to
be alone again.
Now Yukako is still there, but there's a section in Koichi's heart dedicated to friends.
It's just the truth.
As for why they can't get to their goals and what's going to be happening in the show,
Josuke only has some of a clue; he knows he likes fashion, but there are a lot of things
you could do with that.
Okuyasu is taking on the difficult journey of trying to find purpose; that's an endless
journey if you never fully get control of yourself.
Koichi knows that everyone has to split, so he's with them on every trip, but he tries
to sway their decision-making here and there to where they will end up staying in Morioh.
What do they do about these issues?
Josuke involves himself with a variety of people in Morioh and out of Morioh.
In big episodes, they could travel to different parts of the world as a unit for whatever
reason they need to.
The reasons would most likely be Josuke trying to examine art and see what work is like in
the best places for his career.
Not only would this make the Morioh warriors global and help contribute towards the ongoing
ode to life that Araki goes for with JoJo, but they can go to significant spots in these
countries, showcasing art, culture, and what they're known for.
This would allow us to touch base in some places JoJo hasn't gone or even link back
up in places where we've already been.
That gives us room for all types of new characters, new interactions, and new problems.
That's just Josuke's reason for traveling and what he's doing to figure out his future.
Okuyasu travels with the group to involve himself with other people and learn about
the questions of life from other people's perspectives.
While Josuke deals with art gallery people, maybe Okuyasu meets some older people with
a lot of good advice, maybe meeting some modern-day philosophers, or he's doing something as simple
as watching people play chess in the park.
Now for Koichi, he's just following everyone else, and honestly, I want a various amount
of things just going wrong.
But Koichi will never be the person who started it.
Every time someone has beef with the group, specifically Koichi, it's all them.
Do you know how Double D gets roped into a bunch of BS with the other eds, or how Skips
will try not to do anything, but Mordecai and Rigby happen to bring trouble towards
him anyway?
It's exactly like that.
As for why that doesn't work, this is going to be in the later part of the series.
Most likely nearing the end.
So, traveling and all the experiences of the year won't explicitly tell Josuke what to
do and how to go on with his life.
It doesn't work because Josuke has to be the one to make the decisions because no one else
is going to do that for him.
Okuyasu never finds his purpose through people because "purpose" is something that you dictate
in your life, and no one else can do that for you.
As for Koichi, he's going to feel the impending doom that everyone is going to leave because
they most likely will, and he has nothing to make them stay home.
And finally, as for how it ends.
Josuke wants to become a fashion designer, so he's working towards that.
I think it would be good for him to work under somebody in Japan, but his plan is to open
a shop in Morioh with what looks like high-end fashion but at a reasonable price because
he believes everyone should be able to be fresh as hell.
Okuyasu creates his purpose and believes that his purpose is directly removing the bad from
people's lives.
So, Okuyasu and his dad run a trash business.
He uses "The Hand" to get rid of non-recyclable items.
Because it's so easy to do so with his stand, The Hand, Okuyasu has a good chunk of change
to live casually, so he spends his time helping out the people of Morioh.
Koichi sees everyone going about their jobs and recognizes that even when they aren't
always hanging out, they have the ability to link up when need be.
Koichi loves everything that's happened; he's booed up with Yukako, and because of all of
the adventures they've had, Jotaro recognizes Koichi's consistent reliability.
This, in turn, becomes the actual reason why Koichi was sent to Italy in 2001!
Look at that!
It all loops back!
Now, for all of this, I need some cameos of the 90s and the year 2000 just showing up
in this.
American Psycho, X-Men, In the Mood for Love, Gladiator, and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
references.
That one guard in Stone Ocean looked like Tom Cruise?
Well, look, I need another guy that does, too.
Also, it's the year 2000.
We're going to need a Destiny's Child reference while we're at it.
But yeah!
As for stuff like art direction, I think Y2K stuff and stuff that looks like Jet Set Radio
and Grunge would definitely make sense.
This is JoJo in 2000, and we have yet to see that angle, so I'd love to see it.
Stone Ocean actually does a great job of stuff like that, so many steal a little bit from
there.
But everything else is going to you, the viewer.
If you want to make some stuff using my premise here, feel free.
I like making up stuff, so if someone wants
to make art of it or songs stylized for this, and they can use it in their own portfolios,
that's just amazing to me.
As a matter of fact, if I keep making videos that other people do stuff and make things
that they add to their portfolio in general, my job is done here.
I'm just here to entertain and to help.
Thank you all for watching!
Hopefully, I'll see you all in the next one!
Until then, peace out and Godspeed!