#Jojo bizarre adventure series#

IвЂ™m not saying itвЂ™s gay or metrosexual or however you wanna call it, I say it is probably meant to reflect on how Jojo is just weird, but in a cool and captivating way. But then heвЂ™d use water colors in some of his paintings on the covers to give it a somewhat more artistic distinctive look. Something lets say you can compare to the designs of the Battle Royale manga.

But the art tends to evolve when Araki begins to make the bodies of his characters more lean and cut. Sometimes youвЂ™d wonder if Buronson was the artist himself because the styles were exactly alike because of the massive bodies and the execution of stiffer fights were also present. Initially, the manga had a Hokuto no Ken like approach to it. Even though he is a dog, he sure has a helluva an ego. And then thereвЂ™s Iggy, the stand using dog. ItвЂ™s just when it comes to comic relief characters in action anime and manga, they tend to be good will and natured.

#Jojo bizarre adventure series#

Polernarf is somewhat of the comic relief of the series despite his serious intentions.

I say it really helps when Hirotaka Suzuoki is your seiyuu. Like Kakyoin may seem cold and distant like Jotaro from an outside point of view, heвЂ™s very loyal, compassionate, and very formal. The supporting cast have their own unique qualities and personalities. The fact its supposed to be unorthodox really makes it unique in a different way. The fact that some factors of Jojo are complicated to explain does not negate its quality, but only amplifies it because it really makes you curious and alert to how its so original in a certain way. You really need to see the first two story arcs to learn about the origins of Dio and of Joseph, and reading it as a whole, you just see the build up was all for that moment. The manga is currently licensed by VIZ but I strongly disapprove of how they only releasing Stardust Crusaders and skipping out on Phantom Blood and Battle Tendency. Jojo, he already had the first 3 story arcs in mind and does an excellent job of exhibiting his magnificent creation he intricately planned out. Though the DVDs do have an extra that narrates them, itвЂ™s not that fun if you donвЂ™t read them first hand because you really see the transitions each story arc goes through and they are all captivating, and still continues to be that way as the manga progresses even after Stardust Crusaders. Though I strongly suggest you watch this anime, it will be confusing if you have no have familiarity with the first two story arcs of the manga which is a a major draw back. This anime series is based on the 3rd story arc of the manga, Stardust Crusaders.