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This mini essay is about what we can learn from my great great grandfather, the one and only Jonathan!

though he may have seemed naiive at first, Jonathan can teach us a lot. He shows us that no matter how hard times are, helping people will make you feel better and how we need to be the change we want to see in the rest of the world.

when we first meet him, he is willing to fight for and support erina despite him not even knowing her, he did it because it was the right thing

when dio was adopted into his family he tried to convince him not to fight and still showed compassion towards him even after dio killed his dog

after dio became a vampire, jonathan had to accept that the brother he'd lived with for 7 years was now his enemy, and made his main goal to protect the people he loves.

when jonathan was a hamon warrior he stilled showed love to his enemies for no other reason than the fact he thought it was the right thing to do. he takes honor in his beliefs even in battle! despite what he gone through he stayed true to himself and what he fought for, and this is why he is one of my favorite jojos and role models ever.

In his final moments his only goal was to save erina and young lisa lisa. once he accomplished that he apologized to dio and told him that he still loved him.

From Jonathan we can learn many things about honor and compassion. Jonathan teaches us that being a hero isnt about having powers, its about doing what you think is right and following your heart.

Joseph is a fan favorite jjba character and the second protagonist of the series, he like his grandfather shows honor and compassion but in different ways

the opening scenes of battle tendency show how he saved a young african american boy (smokey) from cruel and brutal police officers. He later protects smokey from the racist people who've been bullying him. If i were joseph i would do the same thing.

One of the reasons I love battle tendency is because of the representation it gives. It gives the main character an african american best friend (he also has an italian best friend but lets leave shiza outta this), Aztec/Mayan Gods as the main villains! (which i thought was epic because ive never seen mesoamerican myths on tv at all before other than jjba and maya and the three), a german soldier as one of the main characters allies, and LISA LISAAAA! (the first female hamon warrior from sicily!) not to mention battle tendency, and other jojo parts celebrate neurodiversity and LGTBQ pride (there are many theories stating that joseph, the main character has adhd and i think that really touched my heart because I have it too and joseph is the most relatable characters ive seen in all tv so far)

Joseph may have adhd but he uses that as his superpower! He can go into hyperfocus when fighting and outwits his opponents, he also uses his environment to his advantage and even though he usually acts before thinking and behaves impulsively, he always finds a crazy way to do whats right and follow his own code of honor and we can all admire him for that and the fact he'd do anything to help the people he loves.

Jotaro taught us a lot in stardust crusaders, he showed us resilience and courage but also his complicated way of expressing himself. Some reports say he has autism, which would explain this but either way his development and characteristics throughout the story was definitely something to see

Jotaro loves his mom deep deep down inside but after his father left (and getting into fights) he developed the mindset that he had to intimidate people and act all gruff and menacing.

jotaro definetely isnt the noble jonathan joestar or the trickster joseph, he's brave and courageous. yes he does need work opening up to people but he shows us that it's important to acknowledge who we are inside and use our good qualities to help, like jonathan in a sense.

Jotaro does have issues with his wife and daughter and shows as mean or rude when expressing himself but he proved to us that anyone can be a hero when the time is right, even though they dont show it