This volume clearly showcases how much Araki loves to play around with Josuke, Rohan, Okyuasu, and Koichi. Even though the overarching plot moves slowly, readers get to witness some fun, wacky adventures. The set up that the town of Morioh holds weird secrets and characters is thoroughly explored in the true enemy stand user of the week formula. It is entertaining and fun to watch these characters interact with the supernatural elements around them. This reviewer may never tire of seeing Araki's fighting sequences and excellent character designs. While it is frustrating to have such long, drawn-out fight sequences, they aren't a detriment to JoJo's Bizarre Adventure experience: Diamond is Unbreakable, Volume 8. Read Full Review