Pixel

Pixel, also listed as Pixel Stand User, is the picture round of jojosdle. A portrait of a JoJo's Bizarre Adventure character starts heavily blurred and zoomed in, and it gets sharper every time you miss. Guess the JoJo character early for a better result, or wait for the details to swim into focus.

Like JOJOSDLE it has two daily modes. Easy draws from the well-known cast, the Joestars, the headline villains and the fan favourites, while Hard reaches into the minor Stand users and side characters most viewers only see once. Each mode has its own answer, streak and leaderboard, and both reset at midnight UTC.

Look at the blurred image, type a name, pick it from the suggestions and submit. You have six attempts. The image starts at 40 pixels of blur and loses 8 pixels with every wrong guess, so it goes 40, 32, 24, 16, 8 and finally a clear view on your last attempt. A blur label under the picture shows the current level.

While it is blurred, the portrait is also scaled up, which crops the edges and hides tell-tale outlines like a pompadour or a hat. Once the blur is gone, it zooms back out.

Solve it and you see the full portrait, your attempt count and your time. Signed-in players go on the mode's daily leaderboard, ranked by attempts and then time. A timer runs while you play, and it belongs to the day, so reloading the page picks up where you left off.

At heavy blur, read colour, not shape. Araki's palettes are distinctive: Jotaro's dark coat, Giorno's gold and pink, Jolyne's green and blue, Josuke's purple uniform. The dominant colour in the frame is often enough to narrow it to a Part.

Use your first two guesses on characters with that colour scheme even if you are not sure. Each miss removes 8 pixels of blur, and by the third or fourth attempt faces and hairstyles become readable.

On Hard, think about who has a distinctive silhouette in the manga art rather than who is popular. Minor Stand users often have wild designs that show through even at 24 pixels of blur.