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The supernatural powers and creatures that exist in Jorje's Bizarre Adventure's
universe are a reflection of the actual world. Some people in this situation have
the ability to channel their inner spiritual power into a Stand Stand; another
notable energy source is Harmon ("Ripple"), a martial arts man oeuvre that
enables its practitioner to channel physical energy into sunlight through regulated
breathing. Parts of Jorje's Bizarre Adventure's story each have their own distinct
plots and casts of characters. The mainstream descendants of the Jester family,
whose name can be shortened to the titular " jujus bizarre adventure hoodie"
are the series' protagonists, each of whom has a star-shaped birthmark above
their left shoulder blade. [a] The first six parts are contained in one.
Phantom Blood, Part 1
• 44 chapters over volumes 1–5. Jonathan Jester, a young landowner's
son in late 19th-century England, meets Diol Brando, his new adoptive
brother, who despises him and wants to displace him as the Jester
family's successor. When Dao's plans are unsuccessful, he transforms
into a vampire and destroys the Jester estate by donning an ancient
Stone Mask. Jonathan sets out on an adventure, makes new friends,
and learns the Harmon "Ripple") martial arts style in order to defeat
Diol, who has now decided to rule the entire world.
 Battle Tendency, Part 2
• 69 chapters throughout volumes 5–12. In 1938, a German expedition
finds and awakens a powerful humanoid known as a Pillar Man,
whose race is credited with creating the Stone Mask. The Pillar Man
assassinates the researchers before fleeing to rouse the other Pillar
Men so they can retake control of humanity by gaining the Red Stone
of Aja. Jonathan's grandson Joseph Jester teams up with fresh allies
and trains Harmon to destroy the Pillar Men.
Part 3
• Part 3 contains 152 chapters from Stardust Crusaders Volumes 13–28.
Diol Brando (now known simply as "DIO") awakens in 1989 after his
grave is exhumed from the sea. Due to Dao's success in snatching
Jonathan's body, Stands Stand) awaken in Jonathan's offspring,
including Joseph, Holly Kudo, his daughter, and Potaro Kudo, his
grandson. However, jujus bizarre adventure hoodie Holly is unable to
handle her own Stand and only has 50 days left to live. Before this
deadline expires, Potaro, Joseph, and their new allies set out to fight
Diol, running across Dao's goons along the process.
Diamond Is Unbreakable, Part 4
• chapters in volumes 29–47, 174. The Jester family finds out that Josue
Higashikata, who lives in the made-up Japanese village of Moriah, is
Joseph's son by another woman. This revelation occurs in 1999. Josue
discovers a legendary Bow and Arrow whose arrowheads grant Stands
to individuals who are struck by them. Yoshika Kira, a serial murderer
who uses a stand, poses a severe threat to Josue and his comrades as
they search for the Bow and Arrow.
Golden Wind, in Part 5
• 155 chapters across volumes 47–63. Girona Giovanna, the son of Diol, was born in 2001 in
Naples, Italy, while he was in control of Jonathan Jester's body. Girona wants to take over the
mafia so he can get rid of drug dealers who sell to kids. His crew, which is made up of Stand
users, must take on the mafia lord Diazole and save Trish Unna, who Diazole plans to murder in
order to conceal his identity.
• Stone Ocean Volumes 64–80, 158 chapters, in Part 6. Jolene Coho, the daughter of Potaro Kudo,
is imprisoned and falsely accused of murder in 2011 close to Port St
• 81-104 volumes, 95 chapters. President Funny Valentine of the United States organizes a cross-
country horse race in 1890 with a $50 million prize for the victor. Valentine wants to exploit the
race as an opportunity to collect the fragments of a holy corpse for his own nationalistic
purposes. When Valentine's plan is discovered, racers Gyro Zeppelin and Johnny Jester have to
defend themselves from his hired killers.
 Finale: JoJolion
• 110 chapters spread throughout 110 volumes. The village of Moriah, located in the same
universe as Steel Ball Run, has been completely destroyed by the 2011 Thakur earthquake
and tsunami, and as a result, unexplained faults known as the "Wall Eyes" have begun to
form in the area. Yazoo Hirose, a local college student, finds a young man buried in the
debris and gives him the name "Josue." Josue, who has amnesia, strives to learn the truth
about his history while he deals with the operations of a local crime gang that sells the
fruit of the enigmatic Locacaca tree, which has the power to heal people and then "take"
something in exchange.
• Section 9: JOJOLANDS jujus bizarre adventure hoodie
• Araki announced that part 9 of the series, tentatively dubbed JOJOLANDS, would start
after a brief break in the September 2021 issue of Ultra Jump.
Production
• Araki wanted to start with a classical approach for Jorje's Bizarre Adventure before
incorporating contemporary aspects. He frequently works in a realistic manner but
employs surreal hues, as an illustration. Araki went to the Kappa River in Ton, Iwate
to better grasp the notion because he wants to attract actual spirits in Jojoba. [6] The
manga coloring is based on calculations rather than consistency, with Araki
mentioning artists like Paul Gauguin as inspiration. Araki claims to be inspired by
1980s art, Western art shading techniques, and classical paintings.
• He also says that since he was attracted by mystery as a child, mystery is the manga's
main topic. Araki also sought to investigate energy and superpowers in Jorje's Bizarre
Adventure, which led to the creation of numerous concepts like Harmon and Stands.
He claimed that the supernatural setting of the battles in his series levelled the
playing field so that weak men and women could compete against each other.
Media
• Manga
• List of Jorje's Bizarre Adventure books is also available.
• 
• Jorje's Bizarre Adventure, written and illustrated by Hirohito Araki, debuted as a serial in Weekly
Sheen Jump's combined issue #1-2 of 1987, which was released in Japan by Shu Eisha on January 1,
1987.
• 
• Eight story arcs make up the series, and each one follows the exploits of a different protagonist who
goes by the moniker "Jojoba."
• .Phantom Blood, the first instalment, was serialized up until October 1987 and collected in five tank-
bon volumes; Battle Tendency, the second, was published up until November 1987 and collected in
seven volumes. The third instalment, Stardust Crusaders, was published in 16 volumes after being
serialized from March 1989 to April 1992. The fourth portion, Diamond Is Unbreakable.
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