I was happy to see what people had thought about my introduction video to Giorno, but
now I’m also happy to finally be able to talk about Bruno and what I had connected
to him.
See, Bruno is a big character to love here because of him being the first step into the
mafia, but also a great character who doesn’t take too long to let his colors show.
There are many layers as to what pushes Bruno, and what’s the best thing about him is that
his ideals have always remained intact because of how closely tied he is to them.
I want to show that here.
The first thing is Bruno’s leadership and the traits that come with it.
The reasoning area of leadership is what I’ll be talking about later, but the power aspect
about it is what I want to focus on first.
We saw this in the first episode and it held so much weight for everything at hand.
Bruno and his ability to read another person and take apart the situation itself so that
he’s basically covering all potential corners of escape in both the conversation and the
fight that was building up.
Asking basically frame-trapping questions to where he’s going to be mentally running
laps around the other person, in this case it’s Giorno.
Meti has this video going over that interaction and the fight itself so I highly suggest that
after this to see it.
The next step in this is the introduction of his massive humanity to the mafia world.
His main objective was to find and dispose of the person who took out Luca, but with
that fight he was still holding his beliefs strongly while pursing Giorno.
Though Giorno was able to see right through him due to Bruno’s shock of the arm and
worrying that went with it.
See, Bruno and Giorno had similar beliefs when it came to living in the mafia world,
but Bruno wasn’t one to follow through with them hard enough to make an impact like Giorno.
They go over that in the conversation after the fighter and begin to see each other eye
to eye on this.
In the manga you see this because throughout the fight it was always one over the other
but now they’re finally on an even ground meeting eye to eye on this, or more so Bruno
looking up at Giorno with a sense of admiration to want to carry out these beliefs.
Then you have the small moment of soccer to reset the mood of the moment between the two
did well and it’s a great thing to see because it another small indicator that Bruno does
care about the children of the town.
Anybody could’ve snapped at those kids, but Bruno is not one to.
He’s had to fight and lead with the intention of keeping control on both sides.
Passione was one to push weight, but Bruno and most likely Bruno’s people aren’t
ones to vouch for it.
And it’s difficult, it has to be because it’s watching something you’re completely
against happen and take its effect on the town.
But now he has this opportunity through Giorno to stop exactly what he’s been against,
and then the mafia can do what it was made for and counter the other wrong of the world.
Potentially, I don’t know, I’m more so seeing them as Italy’s community restoration
in progress.
And the last thing is Bruno and his ability to reason and talk in general.
It seems like an odd trait to point out, but it’s one thing that I love seeing from him.
I’d like to mention the other occasions, but by technicality it’s spoiler territory
so I won’t mention the other times where I see Bruno be a great person for talk to
people.
Only Giorno.
On the other hand, I love the rolling stones.
But yeah, no spoilers, I promise.