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We are more talking out of context from the fictional universe and by the real-life context. When describing the Straw Hats to those not in the know, calling them "adventurers that live by the pirate codes of honor" would give a much better idea than calling them pirates.

"Yeah we are a mafia, but we don't like all that crime stuff. Mafia is about respect, yo." That's sort of what they seem to be going for from what i've read so far, at least to some degree. But it feels like Araki didn't want to push the believability of an organized crime posse too far beyond...

Were you expecting Giorno and friends to be as much like gangsters to how the Straw Hat Pirates from One Piece are like to actual pirates?

I say just label what part(s) the spoiler entails.

I like the part when he goes "ORA ORA ORA ORA".

Jotaro does have a few moments, but he seriously could've used a lot more.

Only one is truly safe...maybe:

I must add for those that havent read part 5 yet, that is from part 5 and not some fanfic.

Holly probably would be too much of pacifist to even want to learn how to use hamon even for the self-defense. I do sort of wish hamon stuck around in the series, if only for the sake of giving more power variety.

I think the point was to make the audience uncomfortable.

Thats what i'd do, just treat each part as its own anime series (save for parts 1 & 2). Just keep consistently running until completing part 7, or part 8 if its done by then. Some anime series dont even break 30 episodes so it works.

I agree to a point, but doing that can run the risk of the audience losing interest and the anime company missing out on riding that gravy train while its hot. Not to mention the anime can serve as a advertisement to the manga. Dragonball Z actually got the special edition anime where they...

Its a very simple reason and we should bring up Dragon Ball Z & One Piece for my examples. Unlike Dragon Ball Z & One Piece, the anime is not running concurrently with the manga (if we count each separate part of JoJo's as a series). With anime's covering ongoing manga's they have to both slow...

Does this mean Jojo's is more flexible to a fullscale international release?

Wait, they couldn't call him Polnareff anymore??