SNES chip intensity from the jump. JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken on Super Nintendo takes the Stardust Crusaders arc and squeezes it through 16-bit hardware with serious attitude. "USELESS USELESS USELESS!!" sounds exactly like Dio losing his mind, all rapid percussion and aggressive synth.
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"THE WORLD ~SHOWDOWN OF DESTINY~" delivers that final boss weight with the kind of dramatic buildup the SNES sound chip was born for. Meanwhile "HONKEY-TONK STREET" and "CAFE" give you weirdly chill breather moments. "DIO'S MANSION" nails the creepy atmosphere, and "STAND FIGHTER" pumps up battle energy with tight loops that never get old.
The whole thing captures JoJo's bizarre tone perfectly within 1993 cartridge audio constraints. If you ever wondered what a Stand battle sounds like in 16-bit, this is it.