My favorite angle about Ringo vs Gyro is one that isn’t really talked about because well, it paints Ringo as the wrong person in the fight. Because while Gyro reaffirms his spirit for his reason to be in the steel ball run race, ultimately I believe Gyro doesn’t just take Ringo’s philosophy for himself.

The fundamental difference between Ringo and Gyro and why Ringo is wrong is that Ringo believes it’s every man for himself. Like it or not Ringo forces people to fight him and murders them because he wants some nebulous growth. He doesn’t value connections or human bonds, he believes that fair duals produce the better man. This is in contrast to him having maybe the most wus ability in the series to just negate any bad thing that happens to him by rewinding time. He perceives that what he’s doing is fair, but in reality is just pulls in people to murder while never facing any real danger himself. Ringo is passive in his own beliefs, instead of trying to change the world into something he believes in, he sits idly in his home. He’s someone who embodies the myth of the lone southern farmer able to live all by themselves and by their will alone, but only able to do that because the state provides a safety net to ensure they can’t fail and a easy way for them to sell their goods.

In contrast, Gyro does care and love others. While he becomes reaffirmed in his individual beliefs and motivations because of Ringo, his motivations are ones of understanding and connection. He wants to continue to race with Johnny so he can further understand his place in the world and his goals. He wants to prove a point to his kingdom that you can intervene for justice. Gyro becomes more honest and steadfast with himself and his beliefs like Ringo wants, but unlike Ringo uses this to create a more just and better world for himself and the people he cares about. That’s why Ringo’s true man’s world is one Gyro took a piece of but doesn’t fully accept. Ringo was never in the right as he doesn’t use his incredible abilities for anything other than proving to himself that he’s the best man ever by hiding in a cabin and catching off guard men to kill. Ultimately Ringo is someone larping as a strong man with full support from the most powerful man who controls the system he states he is away from while Gyro actually is one by facing the President and his family instead of the easy way out of just hiding and saying you are the best.

That’s my interpretation what do you think about it commentor?

When I first read sbr I noticed how Ringo had a time ability which was basically reserved for the main villains of the first timeline.

I like the Mandom’s design resembles a blood bag with all the tubes going into Ringo. It’s fitting because Ringo was cured of his bleeding condition due to a fair duel and Mandom is a stand that helps him achieve his goal of having fair duels.

I think something to consider is also about Ringo being killed by basically a royal executioner who tries to save people

I can’t wait for it to be animated

Just a little longer to see this peak be animated.

I'd like to see the surprise on the anime-only people that the time manipulation stand isn't the final villain.

Gyro is fucking awesome in this fight. The loss forces him at a crossroads.  He can quit the race, return home and quietly abide by the laws and values of Naples and his father or keep fighting. Gyro chooses to keep fighting and decides that his humanity and path to understanding superscedes the law and tradition. It's an illustration of just how far a person can go and uphold their own humanity in spite of the intense pressures of established civilizations and traditions. Hence why its called the 'True Man's World'. To Ringo, a person must exist outside of society and not only that, they must believe in their own values so much that they can't just exit out of that society but they have to be willing to take another life in order to uphold that individual value. A person must stand on their own and say no to death, defeat, and conformity and push forward.

Nice video, Ringo's definitely a cool villan(and mandom is a cool stand) in sbr and his fight with Gyro was so impactful for Gyro's growth. I think people have said this quite a few times before, but Ringo is kind of like Gyro's main antagonist(and the headcannon of why Ringo is the only other character in jojo other than main villans and Jotaro to have a time manipulation stand ability)

Oh boy, fresh upload

I hope the ending song for SBR will be Mandom.

Standing here I realize
You were just like me
Trying to make history
But who to judge, the right from wrong
When our guard is down, i think we both agree

this is why i love ringo

BANGER ALERT

Loving the content! Hope to see a video on Wekapipo in comparison and in contrast to Gyro.

Holy YouTube pull. good shit love the videos big dawg ❤️

nice to see this while drunk

Sitting my black ass down and listening

W video, love ringo and true mans world🙏🏾

Let's go!