I wonder how many death threats Netflix Execs got this time around for them to actually address something.
OOL, what happened?
Netflix dumped the 38 episodes of their Jojo part 6 adaption in three batches across the time span of a year. Jojo fans got pretty annoyed and credit that decision as one of the main reasons why part 6 didn't get nearly as much of a big fan reception and hype online, mostly due to there not being any week-to-week discussion and collective wait for the next episode, instead encouraging binge-watching
Last month they released the beginning of Jojo part 7 as one extra long episode, with the continuation scheduled to go live some time in Fall of this year. Obviously this just seemed to be a repeat of the batch issue to fans again, so I guess the next part (of the part) being released weekly could be seen as an improvement 
Ah, I see. Thank you for the looping. 
I will have to see it to believe it
Ehh isnt this what they were going to do anyway, they can't release all of stage 2 in one episode so they're just splitting up an already completed production into weekly releases.
Its still going to be in batches instead of weekly.
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