LucidMomentum
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Second part of that author note
"I was thinking about how strong enemies show up in manga. After them, an even stronger enemy shows up, and after them, an even stronger one... so what happens at the very end? It's kind of like thinking about the edges of the universe. Once you look about the world, you realize that what it really means to be a "strong" person is not to do bad things.
"An enemy who does bad things" is a person who has "a spiritual weakness," and what's truly scary is when someone takes that weakness and uses it to lash out against others."
I'm only 5-6 eps in to DIU and I'm loving it just as much as SC for this very reason. It's not as Shounen esque in the power escalation, but it's rather intriguing to see the "flaws" that show in the heroes and villains via their stands.
I mean, even Josuke's stand shows how he is typically calm but prone to lashing out irrationally, hence why his power has the added aspect of being able to "repair" the mistakes he creates by acting out.