This effect comes from the anime adaptation of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind, where King Crimson is the Stand used by Diavolo. Its ability erases a span of time, leaving others unaware of what occurred during the missing interval. The anime’s dramatic audiovisual treatment helped the sequence spread through character edits, versus videos, and memes about skipped events. It remains recognizable alongside other JoJo time-manipulation moments, including Za Warudo, because its bass-heavy tension makes abrupt editing transitions feel like part of the story.
About this sound
The King Crimson time skip sound effect from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure uses ominous bass for edits showing Diavolo, sudden jumps, or reversals.
This long-form effect recreates the unsettling sound associated with King Crimson’s time-erasing ability in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure. It builds around deep, ominous bass and layered electronic sound design, creating the impression that reality has slipped forward without warning. The extended duration gives editors room to establish tension before revealing a sudden change, missing action, or unexpected outcome. Its heavy low end and supernatural tone make a scene feel threatening and disorienting, especially when viewers see characters or objects abruptly move between cuts.
