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What does Dior mean by that sentence in jojo's Wonderful Adventure?

"Kono Dio da" comes from dio brando, which means "This is my Dior or just my Dior".

Japanese pen name: この? Dior だ

Dior Brando is the biggest villain in the Japanese comic book JOJO's Wonderful Adventure, and his influence runs through the first to the sixth, mainly appearing in the first Phantom Blood, the third Stardust Warrior and the sixth Stone Sea (in the seventh, the corresponding parallel world figure is Diego Brando).

The first one was called "Dior" directly, and the third one was called Dior at first. The author Hirohiko Araki chose the Italian word "DIO" to name it. Brando's surname comes from actor Marlon Brando.

Extended data:

First, the special line:

1, useless (big trees), even shouting "mudamudamuda"

2、“WRYYY——”

Second, original lines

The first part:

"People's ability is limited. I have learned one thing from my short life: the more tricks I play, the more I will find that people's abilities are limited. Unless it is beyond human beings. 」

"I'm not a person! JOJO! 」

The third part:

"Maybe this is fate ... the fate of the solution, the industry that should be destroyed, needs an end after all. 」

"I think' living' is to overcome fear. Standing on the top of the world is the king without a trace of fear! 」

Part VI:

"The power called spirit can constantly evolve, and the final state is the kingdom of heaven. 」

"The king has the talent of the king, and the chef also has the talent of the chef. This is called survival. 」

"Do you believe in gravity? Do you think our meeting is meaningful? 」