Jotaro Kujo and Star Platinum performing their famous Ora Ora Stand Cry. A number of Stands and/or users vocalise a battle cry while executing their basic mode of offense; informally described as a Stand Cry.

Oct 5, 2018 · If you've ever watched JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, specially Stardust Crusaders, you've probably already heard Kujō Jotarō 空条 承太郎 and his stand, Star Platinum, screaming ora ora ora オラオラオラ at everyone they punched. And you might have asked yourself: what does this ora ora ora mean in Japanese?

May 13, 2024 · While "ora ora" appears sporadically across all genres, the phrase is most recognized globally from the acclaimed manga and anime series JoJo‘s Bizarre Adventure. Several iconic JoJo fight sequences have cemented "ora ora" into anime fandom forever.

Sep 22, 2021 · Ora ora ora refers to the nonsensical battlecries of Jotaro Kujo in the manga and anime serieies of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure. The words are exclaimed by Jotaro Kujo and his Stand (visual manifestation of life energy) during battles, with each delivered punch. What's the origin of Ora Ora Ora?

Jun 16, 2020 · Ora-ora and hora-hora, from my knowledge, are both phrases from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. To keep it brief, Certain characters in the series repeat the phrase over and over usually when they do multiple punches in extremely quick succession.

Nov 30, 2021 · So the ora ora oras u hear is a kind of "Kiai!"(for context; a type of shout in martial arts to express "power! peace! honor! something to strike fear and make peace with your enemies") this was common for battle related mangas(like the dragon ball example), but from what ive seen, its not said as much as its used to.

Jan 10, 2024 · En el vasto y peculiar universo de Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure, pocos elementos han alcanzado la notoriedad del distintivo grito de batalla “Ora, ora, ora” del Stand Star Platinum de Jotaro Kujo.

Sep 28, 2022 · Some of country people, like Son Goku from the manga, Dragon Ball, use the word "Ora" as the subject.|That's a shout or a call to terrify other people.|If you heard おら in Dragon ball(anime), it means 'I'.

The phrase can also be used to show appreciation for something or someone, which is why it is often used in pop culture such as anime. This article explores the meaning and origins of the Japanese expression "Ora Ora", its different uses, how to use it properly, its cultural significance and its popularity in pop culture.

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