JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure is a crazy show, and the Stone Ocean is probably one of the oddest seasons in the Joestars’ history. As Jolyne Cujoh tries to defend her name while also trying to save her father’s life, Jotaro Kujo, a new foe, emerges in the form of Mew Mew and her Stand, Jailhouse Rock. While Jolyne fights this battle, the anime rendition, however, leaves out a big easter egg reference to a hugely successful 1999 film.

Adapting a story for the big screen is an incredibly difficult task, and variations are bound to open. As a result, these variations are often picked up by keen fans of the original material who dissect even the minute details. The same has happened with Stone Ocean.

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean left put a major easter egg from the anime

Jolyne Cujoh faces a Stand from a peculiar character dubbed Mew Mew in the manga Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean. According to the written account, Mew Mew’s Stand, Jailhouse Rock, causes her victims to recall just three unique things, making identifying and defeating her a mammoth endeavor for Jotaro Kujo’s daughter.

During a scenario in which Jolyne sneaks onto the Green Dolphin Street Prison’s entertainment room, she ruins the finale of the Sixth Sense for those convicts who were in the middle of the terrifying film, causing quite a few prisoners to lose their cool owing to the wielder of Stone Free.

One Twitter user shared the original scene from Stone Ocean’s manga which the anime replaces with a guy on a tv screen in the anime, making no mention of the M. Night Shyamalan movie.

Following the release of this new batch of episodes, which brings Joestar fans up to episode twenty-four, Netflix has yet to confirm the third set of installments officially. However, the upcoming Blu-ray set, which will arrive in March, has assured that there will be one more section of the Stone Ocean‘s anime adaptation. With the current episodes wrapping up and Pucci and White Snake preparing to “enter heaven,” anticipate some of the franchise’s most prominent events to take place during the final installments of Stone Ocean.

What do you guys think about the omission of the reference? Did you guys want to see this popular reference in the anime? Feel free to share your answers with us in the comments.

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean is currently streaming on Netflix