‘JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure’ Season 6 Episode 10 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview
The next chapter of ‘JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure’ arrives on Netflix on Friday, November 20, and it counts as the 200th episode of the animated franchise. The release continues the weekly rollout that began in late September.
This guide covers the ‘JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure’ release date, streaming options and what is known about the story so far. Some confusion surrounds the numbering, since ‘Steel Ball Run’ is the canonical sixth season even though some streaming menus once treated ‘Stone Ocean’ as the sixth collection.
Release Date and Weekly Schedule
The JoJo Wiki lists the upcoming episode for Friday, November 20, on Netflix. It carries the title ‘Scary Monsters, Part 2’. The previous installment is scheduled to premiere worldwide on Friday, November 13.
The current block consists of eleven episodes covering the second and third stages of the race, released weekly since September 25. The episodes after this one are listed for November 27 and December 4. Another outlet expects the final episode of the block on December 4, assuming no delays.
The season began with a single 47 minute episode on March 19, which covered the first stage of the race. Netflix later confirmed a weekly fall release after fan backlash over the lack of information. The move to a structured weekly schedule has reinvigorated enthusiasm among international fans.
Release Time Around the World
Netflix has not published separate times for later episodes, so viewers are advised to check the title page that morning. The September premiere went live at 1 a.m. PDT, which was 5 p.m. in Japan.
For the previous installment, Comic Basics listed midnight PST in North America, 3 a.m. EST, 8 a.m. GMT in the United Kingdom and 5 p.m. JST. The episode drops at the same moment around the globe. Those figures offer a useful guide for the coming week, though they are not an official confirmation.
A separate schedule lists a premiere at 4 a.m. EST, 1 a.m. PST and 9 a.m. BST. That differs by an hour from the other listing, so readers should confirm the exact time on Netflix before planning a viewing.
Where to Watch Worldwide
Netflix holds exclusive worldwide streaming rights to the series. Rotten Tomatoes likewise lists a Netflix subscription as the way to watch the season. Like the previous season, it was released worldwide as an original net animation production.
JustWatch shows the series streaming on Netflix, including the Standard with Ads plan in the United States. No other platform is listed in the sources reviewed, so there is no known alternative for new episodes.
A naming quirk can send viewers to the wrong show. Rotten Tomatoes catalogs a ‘Stone Ocean’ episode ten that debuted on Netflix on December 1, 2021. That arc released its first twelve episodes together on that date. Searching by the ‘Steel Ball Run’ name avoids the mix up.
Episode Preview and What to Expect
The JoJo Wiki still lists the summary, credits and music for the upcoming episode as to be announced. The same entry gives a localized English title of ‘Frightening Monsters, Part 2’ alongside the Japanese title. No official synopsis had been published at the time of writing.
The title gives some context. Reference material ties the name to a Stand wielded by Dr. Ferdinand, who uses it to control a pack of dinosaurs. Another entry describes Diego and Ferdinand turning a village into dinosaurs, with the horses of Johnny and Gyro managing to evade the creatures. How much of that material appears in the coming episode has not been confirmed.
The production is led by co-directors Yasuhiro Kimura and Hideya Takahashi, series director Toshiyuki Kato and writer Yasuko Kobayashi, with Yugo Kanno composing the music. The opening theme is ‘Spin’ by Kroi, while the ending song by Yuki Chiba was heavily criticized online. If you have followed Johnny and Gyro since that first long episode, does the weekly pace suit their race better than the all at once releases of past seasons?
