I can't believe they scored the most anticipated anime series in a long time, they literally had to do nothing, but then they decided to fuck it up.

Netflix killed the JoJo hype the second they got the series. I don't know what David Production (or whoever made the deal with Netflix) was thinking but no amount of short term profits was worth permanently hamstringing the popularity of the show. In the long run they will be losing money. But most of the money from anime production goes to fucking corporate parasites so you can see why short term gains were prioritized

what is OP and ED in this context?

It's common to not have an OP in the first episode. I really can't imagine them wholly excluding OPs from a series that has several famous OPs.

Piracy has been back, look into Jellyfin if you wanna self host and maybe cloudstream if you still wanna stream but don't wanna support the terrible services

I have a theory that because the first episode is 2 to 2.5 times an episode length, they're releasing the first episode and holding on that for 2 to 3 weeks before releasing the next episode (so the equivalent of having released an episode a week).

I agree but the OP and ED always starts on the second episode in JoJo

If you don't know. Check out Stemio and the mods for it.

They released only one episode instead of the entire season? That's actually ridiculous

I loved all 6 seasons and am excited for this one :\

I had no familiarity with any of it before i started watching, just that my best friend loved it

Critical support to Netflix for removing OPs and EDs. Hasn't been a good one since Cowboy Bebop

Edit: Touched a nerve with this one.

Good, fuck yall lmao

Does anybody have info on those Chinese grey-market piracy -streaming boxes? I saw an article about it that said people are selling them in Home Depot parking lots and haven't heard anything else about it.

Incredibly ceo-brained to split the series up into stages, the first stage is 10 miles and then the next stage is 750 miles.

They also cut out so much stuff from the first part of the story (the worst thing being the abridged introduction to sandman's character).

Is Netflix why there's no OP or ED