The JoJo part that's being called the most 'out there' among the series

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The JoJoLands, which is currently being serialized, is getting reviews that it feels quite different/alien compared to previous JoJo parts.

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The protagonist, Jodio Joestar—this guy sells drugs at school, steals stuff, and is basically a gang lackey. Plus, his 'friends' are pickpockets and drug addicts. Unlike Giorno Giovanna from Part 5, whose goal was to drive out the drug-dealing Passione, this kid is a straight-up gang grunt.

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Meanwhile, his brother Dragona Joestar is transgender.

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Jodio Joestar's Stand is 'November Rain.' It makes rain fall, and the raindrops are incredibly heavy. However, it only rains directly under the Stand, so the range is super narrow.

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Dragona's Stand, 'Smooth Operators.' Four small colony-type units that can move things. Its trait is moving fixed elements like the embossed numbers on a license plate. But it can't move heavy stuff—if there's even a little weight to it, it's a no-go.

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Jodio's friend Paco's Stand, 'The Hustle.' It can manipulate muscles. It's not like it increases physical strength or anything; it just lets him grab/stick objects to his skin using his muscles.

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Jodio's other friend Usagi's Stand, 'THE MATTEKUDASAI.' It can transform into objects. But it can't do it of its own will; the Stand only works when someone else makes a request.

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The protagonists have these absolute 'fodder-tier' Stands that usually belong to minor side characters. Most importantly, there's no 'Ora Ora' rush...

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On top of that, modern issues like Dua Lipa, US police brutality, and COVID appear, so it’s being called even more 'atypical' than usual.