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** While the franchise had been relatively obscure in America for some time outside of the aforementioned Capcom fighting game and MemeticMutation, the 2012 anime, as well as its immensely positive reception from many anime reviewers on the Internet, has caused its popularity to skyrocket stateside. Its popularity in English-speaking territories further improved when both the 2012 anime and the ''Stardust Crusaders'' sequel were added to Website/{{Crunchyroll}}. This is the reason why the UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 game ''All Star Battle'' saw a North American release. Finally, airing on Creator/{{Toonami}} gave it probably the biggest bump for U.S. audiences, allowing the series to move from obscure to mainstream.
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** While the franchise had been relatively obscure in America for some time outside of the aforementioned Capcom fighting game and MemeticMutation, the 2012 anime, as well as its immensely positive reception from many anime reviewers on the Internet, has caused its popularity to skyrocket stateside. Its popularity in English-speaking territories further improved when both the 2012 anime and the ''Stardust Crusaders'' sequel were added to Website/{{Crunchyroll}}. This is the reason why the UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 Platform/PlayStation3 game ''All Star Battle'' saw a North American release. Finally, airing on Creator/{{Toonami}} gave it probably the biggest bump for U.S. audiences, allowing the series to move from obscure to mainstream.
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** [[Creator/RomiPark Giorno]] and [[Creator/FujikoTakimoto Narancia]] in the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 video game adaptation of ''Vento Aureo''.
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** [[Creator/RomiPark Giorno]] and [[Creator/FujikoTakimoto Narancia]] in the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 Platform/PlayStation2 video game adaptation of ''Vento Aureo''.
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* FanTranslation: The ''Stardust Crusaders'' RPG for the UsefulNotes/SuperFamicom has one by the Aeon Genesis group. Several exist for the manga itself, as well.
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* FakeNationality: Creator/JohnnyYongBosch as the British Jonathan Joestar. The fact that Bosch pulled a UsefulNotes/{{British Accent|s}} (and a realistic one) actually surprised a lot of fans. [[note]]Bosch had historically never done accents in any of his voice work except for a particular [[VideoGame/BinaryDomain third-person shooter video game]].[[/note]]
* FanTranslation: The ''Stardust Crusaders'' RPG for theUsefulNotes/SuperFamicom [[Platform/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem Super Famicom]] has one by the Aeon Genesis group. Several exist for the manga itself, as well.
* FanTranslation: The ''Stardust Crusaders'' RPG for the
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* PlayingAgainstType: Subverted concerning Creator/JohnnyYongBosch's role as Jonathan Joestar as this is actually the kind of character he would voice. The fact that Bosch pulled a UsefulNotes/{{British Accent|s}} (and a realistic one) actually surprised a lot of fans. [[note]]Bosch had historically never done accents in any of his voice work except for a particular [[VideoGame/BinaryDomain third-person shooter video game]].[[/note]]
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* ShownTheirWork: * ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' frequently pauses the plot to explain random things in great detail, from the local customs in the place the protagonists are travelling through, to the construction of a villain's favorite guitar and why he bought it. [[Creator/HirohikoAraki Hirohiko Araki's]] AuthorAvatar and self-parody Rohan Kishibe [[AuthorFilibuster summarizes this approach as follows]]:
-->"By the way, you wouldn't happen to know the secret to writing interesting comics, would you? It's reality! Reality is the lifeblood that makes a work pulse with energy! Reality itself is entertainment! You might think comics draw on imagination and fantasy, but that's wrong! To write something interesting, you have to write [[WriteWhatYouKnow what you've seen, what you've done, what you've experienced!]]" ''(Proceeds to [[RefugeInAudacity dissect a spider with his pen while explaining how anyone who includes a spider in a comic must know everything about it down to the taste]].)''
** This also extends to Creator/DavidProduction (DP) in regards to the animated adaptation. Back when Araki was publishing the manga adaptations of Parts [[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureDiamondIsUnbreakable 4]] and [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureGoldenWind 5]], they were instances of TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture.[[labelnote:*]]Part 4 was published from 1992 to 1995, but took place in 1999 and Part 5 was published from 1995 to 1999, but took place in 2001.[[/labelnote]] At the time, Araki depicted certain objects' designs the only way he could back then, but since the animated adaptation began in 2012, DP took the opportunity to treat Parts 4 and 5 as [[PeriodPiece Period Pieces]]. One example was the [[ProductPlacement Pepsi]] logo towards the end of Part 4. In the manga, the logo's design was incorrect for the setting of 1999, but DP used the correct updated logo during the aforementioned year for the anime. Another example is the technology as seen throughout Part 5. Stylized colors withstanding in some instances, DP made sure to update the tech designs from the manga to resemble what would've been seen around 2001, such as Abbacchio's headphones, Cioccolata and Secco's cellphones, and several laptops.
-->"By the way, you wouldn't happen to know the secret to writing interesting comics, would you? It's reality! Reality is the lifeblood that makes a work pulse with energy! Reality itself is entertainment! You might think comics draw on imagination and fantasy, but that's wrong! To write something interesting, you have to write [[WriteWhatYouKnow what you've seen, what you've done, what you've experienced!]]" ''(Proceeds to [[RefugeInAudacity dissect a spider with his pen while explaining how anyone who includes a spider in a comic must know everything about it down to the taste]].)''
** This also extends to Creator/DavidProduction (DP) in regards to the animated adaptation. Back when Araki was publishing the manga adaptations of Parts [[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureDiamondIsUnbreakable 4]] and [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureGoldenWind 5]], they were instances of TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture.[[labelnote:*]]Part 4 was published from 1992 to 1995, but took place in 1999 and Part 5 was published from 1995 to 1999, but took place in 2001.[[/labelnote]] At the time, Araki depicted certain objects' designs the only way he could back then, but since the animated adaptation began in 2012, DP took the opportunity to treat Parts 4 and 5 as [[PeriodPiece Period Pieces]]. One example was the [[ProductPlacement Pepsi]] logo towards the end of Part 4. In the manga, the logo's design was incorrect for the setting of 1999, but DP used the correct updated logo during the aforementioned year for the anime. Another example is the technology as seen throughout Part 5. Stylized colors withstanding in some instances, DP made sure to update the tech designs from the manga to resemble what would've been seen around 2001, such as Abbacchio's headphones, Cioccolata and Secco's cellphones, and several laptops.
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* ShownTheirWork: * ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' frequently pauses the plot to explain random things in great detail, from the local customs in the place the protagonists are travelling through, to the construction of a villain's favorite guitar and why he bought it. [[Creator/HirohikoAraki Hirohiko Araki's]] AuthorAvatar and self-parody Rohan Kishibe [[AuthorFilibuster summarizes this approach as follows]]:
-->"By the way, you wouldn't happen to know the secret to writing interesting comics, would you? It's reality! Reality is the lifeblood that makes a work pulse with energy! Reality itself is entertainment! You might think comics draw on imagination and fantasy, but that's wrong! To write something interesting, you have to write [[WriteWhatYouKnow what you've seen, what you've done, what you've experienced!]]" ''(Proceeds to [[RefugeInAudacity dissect a spider with his pen while explaining how anyone who includes a spider in a comic must know everything about it down to the taste]].)''
** This also extends to Creator/DavidProduction (DP) in regards to the animated adaptation. Back when Araki was publishing the manga adaptations of Parts [[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureDiamondIsUnbreakable 4]] and [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureGoldenWind 5]], they were instances of TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture.[[labelnote:*]]Part 4 was published from 1992 to 1995, but took place in 1999 and Part 5 was published from 1995 to 1999, but took place in 2001.[[/labelnote]] At the time, Araki depicted certain objects' designs the only way he could back then, but since the animated adaptation began in 2012, DP took the opportunity to treat Parts 4 and 5 as [[PeriodPiece Period Pieces]]. One example was the [[ProductPlacement Pepsi]] logo towards the end of Part 4. In the manga, the logo's design was incorrect for the setting of 1999, but DP used the correct updated logo during the aforementioned year for the anime. Another example is the technology as seen throughout Part 5. Stylized colors withstanding in some instances, DP made sure to update the tech designs from the manga to resemble what would've been seen around 2001, such as Abbacchio's headphones, Cioccolata and Secco's cellphones, and several laptops.
-->"By the way, you wouldn't happen to know the secret to writing interesting comics, would you? It's reality! Reality is the lifeblood that makes a work pulse with energy! Reality itself is entertainment! You might think comics draw on imagination and fantasy, but that's wrong! To write something interesting, you have to write [[WriteWhatYouKnow what you've seen, what you've done, what you've experienced!]]" ''(Proceeds to [[RefugeInAudacity dissect a spider with his pen while explaining how anyone who includes a spider in a comic must know everything about it down to the taste]].)''
** This also extends to Creator/DavidProduction (DP) in regards to the animated adaptation. Back when Araki was publishing the manga adaptations of Parts [[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureDiamondIsUnbreakable 4]] and [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureGoldenWind 5]], they were instances of TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture.[[labelnote:*]]Part 4 was published from 1992 to 1995, but took place in 1999 and Part 5 was published from 1995 to 1999, but took place in 2001.[[/labelnote]] At the time, Araki depicted certain objects' designs the only way he could back then, but since the animated adaptation began in 2012, DP took the opportunity to treat Parts 4 and 5 as [[PeriodPiece Period Pieces]]. One example was the [[ProductPlacement Pepsi]] logo towards the end of Part 4. In the manga, the logo's design was incorrect for the setting of 1999, but DP used the correct updated logo during the aforementioned year for the anime. Another example is the technology as seen throughout Part 5. Stylized colors withstanding in some instances, DP made sure to update the tech designs from the manga to resemble what would've been seen around 2001, such as Abbacchio's headphones, Cioccolata and Secco's cellphones, and several laptops.
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* CompletelyDifferentTitle:
** Rajawali Grafiti's unlicensed Indonesian translation of the manga renamed the title to "Misi Rahasia" (Mission Impossible).
** An unlicensed Korean translation of the manga renamed the title to "메가톤맨" (Megaton Man).
** Rajawali Grafiti's unlicensed Indonesian translation of the manga renamed the title to "Misi Rahasia" (Mission Impossible).
** An unlicensed Korean translation of the manga renamed the title to "메가톤맨" (Megaton Man).
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** Araki originally planned for ''Part 3'' to be a modern retelling of the Literature/{{Dracula}} story, but only one of the ''Magazine/ShonenJump'' editors thought it was a good idea, the rest saying the series was already too focused on foreign settings/characters.
** In Part 3, Araki considered having [[HeelFaceTurn Hol Horse join up with the heroes]]. However, Araki realized that Hol Horse was already very similar to Polnareff and thus he remained a villain.
** Part 3 was originally intended to be the last part, as Araki had intended for the franchise to end with a trilogy. However, it ended up being much more popular than he expected, and as a result, he continued onwards.
** Had the original early 2000s manga translation of ''Stardust Crusaders'' sold better in the United States, Viz was considering possibly skipping to ''Stone Ocean'' and translating that afterwards (since fans would already be familiar with Jotaro, and DIO shows up in flashback).
** Fugo was originally planned to be TheMole for the Boss in ''Part 5'' with Giorno killing him as a result but Araki found the idea too heartbreaking. Some fans suspect that Cioccolata, with his [[SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute flesh-devouring mold stand]] and appearance as one of the final enemies in Part 5 before the Boss is faced (as well as receiving the longest NoHoldsBarredBeatdown from Giorno), were conceived to replace Araki's planned ideas for Fugo.
** Araki initially wanted to name Viviano Westwood's Stand "Earth, Wind, and Fire" but instead went with the name "Planet Waves" since "Earth Wind and Fire" was already the name of Mikitaka's ambiguous power in Part 4.
** The ''Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan'' spin-offs were originally intended to not be related at all to the series. It was even forgotten to include an already existing character. However, Araki then decided to include Rohan anyway, thus tying these one-shots to ''[=JoJo=]''.
** There were plans to release the ''Vento Aureo'' [=PS2=] game overseas (even having an English title (''[=GioGio's=] Bizarre Adventure'') and [[https://web.archive.org/web/20210522165219/https://static.jojowiki.com/images/6/63/latest/20191015214814/-Gio-Gios-Bizarre-Adventure-PS2-_.jpg box art]]), but this was cancelled for unknown reasons.
** The 2012 anime could've ended up airing on Toonami as early as 2014, as fans were heavily requesting the series for the block around the time when the anime was adapting Part 3. However, Warner Bros., who own the DVD rights to the series, weren't interested in letting Toonami air the series without paying a ludicrous sum of money. It wasn't until Creator/VizMedia were able to secure the rights (at least in terms of Blu-ray releases and merchandising) that Toonami was able to license the series and air it.
** Araki originally planned for ''Part 3'' to be a modern retelling of the Literature/{{Dracula}} story, but only one of the ''Magazine/ShonenJump'' editors thought it was a good idea, the rest saying the series was already too focused on foreign settings/characters.
** In Part 3, Araki considered having [[HeelFaceTurn Hol Horse join up with the heroes]]. However, Araki realized that Hol Horse was already very similar to Polnareff and thus he remained a villain.
** Part 3 was originally intended to be the last part, as Araki had intended for the franchise to end with a trilogy. However, it ended up being much more popular than he expected, and as a result, he continued onwards.
** Had the original early 2000s manga translation of ''Stardust Crusaders'' sold better in the United States, Viz was considering possibly skipping to ''Stone Ocean'' and translating that afterwards (since fans would already be familiar with Jotaro, and DIO shows up in flashback).
** Fugo was originally planned to be TheMole for the Boss in ''Part 5'' with Giorno killing him as a result but Araki found the idea too heartbreaking. Some fans suspect that Cioccolata, with his [[SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute flesh-devouring mold stand]] and appearance as one of the final enemies in Part 5 before the Boss is faced (as well as receiving the longest NoHoldsBarredBeatdown from Giorno), were conceived to replace Araki's planned ideas for Fugo.
** Araki initially wanted to name Viviano Westwood's Stand "Earth, Wind, and Fire" but instead went with the name "Planet Waves" since "Earth Wind and Fire" was already the name of Mikitaka's ambiguous power in Part 4.
** The ''Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan'' spin-offs were originally intended to not be related at all to the series. It was even forgotten to include an already existing character. However, Araki then decided to include Rohan anyway, thus tying these one-shots to ''[=JoJo=]''.
** There were plans to release the ''Vento Aureo'' [=PS2=] game overseas (even having an English title (''[=GioGio's=] Bizarre Adventure'') and [[https://web.archive.org/web/20210522165219/https://static.jojowiki.com/images/6/63/latest/20191015214814/-Gio-Gios-Bizarre-Adventure-PS2-_.jpg box art]]), but this was cancelled for unknown reasons.
** The 2012 anime could've ended up airing on Toonami as early as 2014, as fans were heavily requesting the series for the block around the time when the anime was adapting Part 3. However, Warner Bros., who own the DVD rights to the series, weren't interested in letting Toonami air the series without paying a ludicrous sum of money. It wasn't until Creator/VizMedia were able to secure the rights (at least in terms of Blu-ray releases and merchandising) that Toonami was able to license the series and air it.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** Araki originally planned for ''Part 3'' to be a modern retelling of the Literature/{{Dracula}} story, but only one of the ''Magazine/ShonenJump'' editors thought it was a good idea, the rest saying the series was already too focused on foreign settings/characters.
** In Part 3, Araki considered having [[HeelFaceTurn Hol Horse join up with the heroes]]. However, Araki realized that Hol Horse was already very similar to Polnareff and thus he remained a villain.
** Part 3 was originally intended to be the last part, as Araki had intended for the franchise to end with a trilogy. However, it ended up being much more popular than he expected, and as a result, he continued onwards.
** Had the original early 2000s manga translation of ''Stardust Crusaders'' sold better in the United States, Viz was considering possibly skipping to ''Stone Ocean'' and translating that afterwards (since fans would already be familiar with Jotaro, and DIO shows up in flashback).
** Fugo was originally planned to be TheMole for the Boss in ''Part 5'' with Giorno killing him as a result but Araki found the idea too heartbreaking. Some fans suspect that Cioccolata, with his [[SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute flesh-devouring mold stand]] and appearance as one of the final enemies in Part 5 before the Boss is faced (as well as receiving the longest NoHoldsBarredBeatdown from Giorno), were conceived to replace Araki's planned ideas for Fugo.
** Araki initially wanted to name Viviano Westwood's Stand "Earth, Wind, and Fire" but instead went with the name "Planet Waves" since "Earth Wind and Fire" was already the name of Mikitaka's ambiguous power in Part 4.
** The ''Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan'' spin-offs were originally intended to not be related at all to the series. It was even forgotten to include an already existing character. However, Araki then decided to include Rohan anyway, thus tying these one-shots to ''[=JoJo=]''.
** There were plans to release the ''Vento Aureo'' [=PS2=] game overseas (even having an English title (''[=GioGio's=] Bizarre Adventure'') and [[https://web.archive.org/web/20210522165219/https://static.jojowiki.com/images/6/63/latest/20191015214814/-Gio-Gios-Bizarre-Adventure-PS2-_.jpg box art]]), but this was cancelled for unknown reasons.
** The 2012 anime could've ended up airing on Toonami as early as 2014, as fans were heavily requesting the series for the block around the time when the anime was adapting Part 3. However, Warner Bros., whoWhatCouldHaveBeen: [[WhatCouldHaveBeen/JoJosBizarreAdventure Has its own the DVD rights to the series, weren't interested in letting Toonami air the series without paying a ludicrous sum of money. It wasn't until Creator/VizMedia were able to secure the rights (at least in terms of Blu-ray releases and merchandising) that Toonami was able to license the series and air it.subpage]].
** Araki originally planned for ''Part 3'' to be a modern retelling of the Literature/{{Dracula}} story, but only one of the ''Magazine/ShonenJump'' editors thought it was a good idea, the rest saying the series was already too focused on foreign settings/characters.
** In Part 3, Araki considered having [[HeelFaceTurn Hol Horse join up with the heroes]]. However, Araki realized that Hol Horse was already very similar to Polnareff and thus he remained a villain.
** Part 3 was originally intended to be the last part, as Araki had intended for the franchise to end with a trilogy. However, it ended up being much more popular than he expected, and as a result, he continued onwards.
** Had the original early 2000s manga translation of ''Stardust Crusaders'' sold better in the United States, Viz was considering possibly skipping to ''Stone Ocean'' and translating that afterwards (since fans would already be familiar with Jotaro, and DIO shows up in flashback).
** Fugo was originally planned to be TheMole for the Boss in ''Part 5'' with Giorno killing him as a result but Araki found the idea too heartbreaking. Some fans suspect that Cioccolata, with his [[SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute flesh-devouring mold stand]] and appearance as one of the final enemies in Part 5 before the Boss is faced (as well as receiving the longest NoHoldsBarredBeatdown from Giorno), were conceived to replace Araki's planned ideas for Fugo.
** Araki initially wanted to name Viviano Westwood's Stand "Earth, Wind, and Fire" but instead went with the name "Planet Waves" since "Earth Wind and Fire" was already the name of Mikitaka's ambiguous power in Part 4.
** The ''Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan'' spin-offs were originally intended to not be related at all to the series. It was even forgotten to include an already existing character. However, Araki then decided to include Rohan anyway, thus tying these one-shots to ''[=JoJo=]''.
** There were plans to release the ''Vento Aureo'' [=PS2=] game overseas (even having an English title (''[=GioGio's=] Bizarre Adventure'') and [[https://web.archive.org/web/20210522165219/https://static.jojowiki.com/images/6/63/latest/20191015214814/-Gio-Gios-Bizarre-Adventure-PS2-_.jpg box art]]), but this was cancelled for unknown reasons.
** The 2012 anime could've ended up airing on Toonami as early as 2014, as fans were heavily requesting the series for the block around the time when the anime was adapting Part 3. However, Warner Bros., who
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** Inverted with both Erina Pendleton and Suzi Q, in the TV series' Parts 2 & 3: Both voice actresses (Creator/AyakoKawasumi and Sachiko Kojima, respectively) are normally typecasted for voicing younger girls or young adults, but they still voice their older versions in Parts 2 and 3, rather than casting much older voice actresses for the job.
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** Inverted with both Erina Pendleton and Suzi Q, in the TV series' Parts 2 & 3: Both voice actresses (Creator/AyakoKawasumi and Sachiko Kojima, Creator/SachikoKojima, respectively) are normally typecasted for voicing younger girls or young adults, but they still voice their older versions in Parts 2 and 3, rather than casting much older voice actresses for the job.
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** There were plans to release the ''Vento Aureo'' [=PS2=] game overseas (even having an English title (''[=GioGio's=] Bizarre Adventure'') and [[https://static.jojowiki.com/images/6/63/latest/20191015214814/-Gio-Gios-Bizarre-Adventure-PS2-_.jpg box art]]), but this was cancelled for unknown reasons.
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** There were plans to release the ''Vento Aureo'' [=PS2=] game overseas (even having an English title (''[=GioGio's=] Bizarre Adventure'') and [[https://static.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20210522165219/https://static.jojowiki.com/images/6/63/latest/20191015214814/-Gio-Gios-Bizarre-Adventure-PS2-_.jpg box art]]), but this was cancelled for unknown reasons.
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* WorkingTitle:
** Several parts have had initial titles that were later replaced. For instance, ''Stardust Crusaders'' was first advertised as ''Heritage for the Future'' (hence the name of the fighting game), or ''Golden Wind'' was known as ''Golden Heritage'', while ''Stone Ocean'' was at first known as ''Part 6: Jolyne Cujoh'' as a ProtagonistTitle.
** The ''Vento Aureo'' [=PS2=] game was intended to be released overseas as ''[[https://web.archive.org/web/20210522165219/https://static.jojowiki.com/images/6/63/latest/20191015214814/-Gio-Gios-Bizarre-Adventure-PS2-_.jpg [=GioGio's=] Bizarre Adventure]]'', but this release was cancelled for unknown reasons.
** Several parts have had initial titles that were later replaced. For instance, ''Stardust Crusaders'' was first advertised as ''Heritage for the Future'' (hence the name of the fighting game), or ''Golden Wind'' was known as ''Golden Heritage'', while ''Stone Ocean'' was at first known as ''Part 6: Jolyne Cujoh'' as a ProtagonistTitle.
** The ''Vento Aureo'' [=PS2=] game was intended to be released overseas as ''[[https://web.archive.org/web/20210522165219/https://static.jojowiki.com/images/6/63/latest/20191015214814/-Gio-Gios-Bizarre-Adventure-PS2-_.jpg [=GioGio's=] Bizarre Adventure]]'', but this release was cancelled for unknown reasons.
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* WorkingTitle:
**WorkingTitle: Several parts have had initial titles that were later replaced. For instance, ''Stardust Crusaders'' was first advertised as ''Heritage for the Future'' (hence the name of the fighting game), or ''Golden Wind'' was known as ''Golden Heritage'', while ''Stone Ocean'' was at first known as ''Part 6: Jolyne Cujoh'' as a ProtagonistTitle.
** The ''Vento Aureo'' [=PS2=] game was intended to be released overseas as ''[[https://web.archive.org/web/20210522165219/https://static.jojowiki.com/images/6/63/latest/20191015214814/-Gio-Gios-Bizarre-Adventure-PS2-_.jpg [=GioGio's=] Bizarre Adventure]]'', but this release was cancelled for unknown reasons.ProtagonistTitle.
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** The ''Vento Aureo'' [=PS2=] game was intended to be released overseas as ''[[https://web.archive.org/web/20210522165219/https://static.jojowiki.com/images/6/63/latest/20191015214814/-Gio-Gios-Bizarre-Adventure-PS2-_.jpg [=GioGio's=] Bizarre Adventure]]'', but this release was cancelled for unknown reasons.
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** The Vento Aureo [=PS2=] game was intended to be released overseas as ''[[https://web.archive.org/web/20210522165219/https://static.jojowiki.com/images/6/63/latest/20191015214814/-Gio-Gios-Bizarre-Adventure-PS2-_.jpg [=GioGio's=] Bizarre Adventure]]'', but this release was cancelled for unknown reasons.
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** The Vento Aureo ''Vento Aureo'' [=PS2=] game was intended to be released overseas as ''[[https://web.archive.org/web/20210522165219/https://static.jojowiki.com/images/6/63/latest/20191015214814/-Gio-Gios-Bizarre-Adventure-PS2-_.jpg [=GioGio's=] Bizarre Adventure]]'', but this release was cancelled for unknown reasons.
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** Viz's original paperback releases of ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders]]'' attempted this, using its influence on ''Manga/ShamanKing'' and ''Manga/YuGiOh'' to pull in readers. Unfortunately, the initial early 2000s run tanked, and the arc wasn't re-released until about a decade later, when the popularity of the anime caused a resurgence in interest.
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** Viz's original paperback releases of ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders]]'' ''Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureStardustCrusaders'' attempted this, using its influence on ''Manga/ShamanKing'' and ''Manga/YuGiOh'' to pull in readers. Unfortunately, the initial early 2000s run tanked, and the arc wasn't re-released until about a decade later, when the popularity of the anime caused a resurgence in interest.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Araki has on multiple occasions mentioned his intention to have more proactive female combatants since early on in the series (including more elaborate combat sequences for Lisa Lisa in ''Battle Tendency'', and the Runaway Girl in Stardust Crusaders being a full-on party member, as well as more female opponents), and how he was obstructed by the chauvinism of editors in the parts that preceded ''Stone Ocean''.
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* DirectedByCastMember: Creator/PatrickSeitz is the voice director of the English dub and voices Dio Brando.
* ExecutiveMeddling: Araki has on multiple occasions mentioned his intention to have more proactive female combatants since early on in the series (including more elaborate combat sequences for Lisa Lisa in ''Battle Tendency'', andthe Runaway Girl Anne in Stardust Crusaders ''Stardust Crusaders'' being a full-on party member, as well as more female opponents), and how he was obstructed by the chauvinism of editors in the parts that preceded ''Stone Ocean''.
* ExecutiveMeddling: Araki has on multiple occasions mentioned his intention to have more proactive female combatants since early on in the series (including more elaborate combat sequences for Lisa Lisa in ''Battle Tendency'', and
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* IKnewIt: Before the first chapter of ''The [=JoJoLands=]'' dropped, several people predicted that the protagonist's Stand would be called November Rain due to the word November on his shirt collar. Once the first chapter dropped, it was revealed that his Stand is called November Rain.
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*** Mick Lauer, a.k.a. Ricepirate. He's been a bonafide fanboy of ''[=JoJo=]'' for three decades, and is currently working on his own part, ''WebAnimation/BloodSunVendetta'', [[http://www.ricepirate.com as seen here.]] He too is a promoted fanboy, with him voicing Leone Abbacchio in ''Vento Aureo''.
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*** Mick Lauer, Creator/MickLauer, a.k.a. Ricepirate. He's been a bonafide fanboy of ''[=JoJo=]'' for three decades, and is currently working on his own part, ''WebAnimation/BloodSunVendetta'', [[http://www.ricepirate.com as seen here.]] He too is a promoted fanboy, with him voicing Leone Abbacchio in ''Vento Aureo''.
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** In Part 3, [[HeelFaceTurn Araki considered having [[HeelFaceTurn Hol Horse join up with the heroes]]. However, Araki realized that Hol Horse was already very similar to Polnareff and thus he remained a villain.
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* WordOfDante: Most fans take for granted that the reboot starting with ''Steel Ball Run'' was directly caused by [[spoiler:Pucci and Made in Heaven]] at the end of ''Stone Ocean''. The latter does indeed show an [[spoiler:alternative recreated universe]], but neither WordOfGod nor any applicable in-story confirmation (such as an appearance from [[spoiler:Irene, the alternate version of Jolyne]]) have actually shown that ''Steel Ball Run'' and ''[=JoJolion=]'' are set in the ''same'' alternative universe as ''Stone Ocean'''s ending.
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* WordOfDante: Most fans take for granted that the continuity reboot starting with ''Steel Ball Run'' was directly caused by [[spoiler:Pucci and [[spoiler:Pucci's Made in Heaven]] Heaven after his defeat]] at the end of ''Stone Ocean''. The latter does indeed show an [[spoiler:alternative recreated universe]], but neither WordOfGod nor any applicable in-story confirmation (such as an appearance from [[spoiler:Irene, the alternate version of Jolyne]]) have actually shown that ''Steel Ball Run'' and ''[=JoJolion=]'' are set in the ''same'' alternative universe as ''Stone Ocean'''s ending.
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** The Vento Aureo [=PS2=] game was intended to be released overseas as ''[[https://static.jojowiki.com/images/6/63/latest/20191015214814/-Gio-Gios-Bizarre-Adventure-PS2-_.jpg [=GioGio's=] Bizarre Adventure]]'', but this release was cancelled for unknown reasons.
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** The Vento Aureo [=PS2=] game was intended to be released overseas as ''[[https://static.''[[https://web.archive.org/web/20210522165219/https://static.jojowiki.com/images/6/63/latest/20191015214814/-Gio-Gios-Bizarre-Adventure-PS2-_.jpg [=GioGio's=] Bizarre Adventure]]'', but this release was cancelled for unknown reasons.
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* WorkingTitle: Several parts have had initial titles that were later replaced. For instance, ''Stardust Crusaders'' was first advertised as ''Heritage for the Future'' (hence the name of the fighting game), or ''Golden Wind'' was known as ''Golden Heritage'', while ''Stone Ocean'' was at first known as ''Part 6: Jolyne Cujoh'' as a ProtagonistTitle.
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** Several parts have had initial titles that were later replaced. For instance, ''Stardust Crusaders'' was first advertised as ''Heritage for the Future'' (hence the name of the fighting game), or ''Golden Wind'' was known as ''Golden Heritage'', while ''Stone Ocean'' was at first known as ''Part 6: Jolyne Cujoh'' as a ProtagonistTitle.
** Several parts have had initial titles that were later replaced. For instance, ''Stardust Crusaders'' was first advertised as ''Heritage for the Future'' (hence the name of the fighting game), or ''Golden Wind'' was known as ''Golden Heritage'', while ''Stone Ocean'' was at first known as ''Part 6: Jolyne Cujoh'' as a ProtagonistTitle.
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*** Save for [[Creator/RinaSato Hayato Kawajiri]], The Anime [[AvertedTrope gave]] [[Creator/YuukiKaji Koichi]] & [[Creator/DaikiYamashita Narancia]] male voice actors in Japanese Dub.
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** For some reason (at least in Japanese), and until the TV series came out, most of the characters were voiced by older voice actors, despite voicing characters who are supposed to be teenagers or young adults. This is more exaggerated in the Part 3's [=OVAs=] when almost everybody are voiced by people who doesn't ''even'' try to sound like young men (excluding Joseph, for obvious reasons).
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** For some reason (at least in Japanese), and until the TV series came out, most of the characters were voiced by older voice actors, despite voicing characters who are supposed to be teenagers or young adults. This is more exaggerated in the Part 3's [=OVAs=] when almost everybody are voiced by people who doesn't didn't ''even'' try to sound like young men (excluding Joseph, for obvious reasons).
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* IKnewIt: Before the first chapter of [=JoJo Lands=] dropped, several people predicted that the protagonist's stand would be called November Rain due to the word November on his shirt collar. Once the first chapter dropped, it was revealed that his stand is called November Rain.
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* IKnewIt: Before the first chapter of [=JoJo Lands=] ''The [=JoJoLands=]'' dropped, several people predicted that the protagonist's stand Stand would be called November Rain due to the word November on his shirt collar. Once the first chapter dropped, it was revealed that his stand Stand is called November Rain.
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* ChannelHop: For over sixteen years, the series was published in Weekly Shonen Jump for Parts 1-6. From ''Steel Ball Run'' onwards, the series was moved to the monthly seinen magazine Ultra Jump, which would become the new home for JJBA.
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* ChannelHop: For over sixteen years, the series was published in Weekly ''Weekly Shonen Jump Jump'' for Parts 1-6. From ''Steel Ball Run'' onwards, the series was moved to the monthly seinen magazine Ultra Jump, ''Ultra Jump'', which would become the new home for JJBA.of the series.
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* TheWikiRule:
** [[https://jojowiki.com/JoJo_Wiki JoJo's Bizarre Encyclopedia]].
** [[https://jojo.fandom.com/wiki/Main_Page JoJo's Bizarre Wiki]].
** [[https://jojofanon.fandom.com/ JoJo's Bizzare Fanon Wiki]].
** [[https://jojowiki.com/JoJo_Wiki JoJo's Bizarre Encyclopedia]].
** [[https://jojo.fandom.com/wiki/Main_Page JoJo's Bizarre Wiki]].
** [[https://jojofanon.fandom.com/ JoJo's Bizzare Fanon Wiki]].
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* IKnewIt: Before the first chapter of [=JoJo Lands=] dropped, several people predicted that the protagonist's stand would be called November Rain due to the word November on his shirt collar. Once the first chapter dropped, it was revealed that his stand is called November Rain.
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** The Vento Aureo [=PS2=] game was intended to be released overseas as ''[[https://static.jojowiki.com/images/6/63/latest/20191015214814/-Gio-Gios-Bizarre-Adventure-PS2-_.jpg [=GioGio's=] Bizarre Adventure]]'', but this release was cancelled for unknown reasons.
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** There were plans to release the ''Vento Aureo'' [=PS2=] game overseas, but Music/{{Prince}}'s lawyers disapproving of Gold Experience being referenced in the game combined with Araki's unwillingness to change the name nixed those plans.
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** There were plans to release the ''Vento Aureo'' [=PS2=] game overseas, overseas (even having an English title (''[=GioGio's=] Bizarre Adventure'') and [[https://static.jojowiki.com/images/6/63/latest/20191015214814/-Gio-Gios-Bizarre-Adventure-PS2-_.jpg box art]]), but Music/{{Prince}}'s lawyers disapproving of Gold Experience being referenced in the game combined with Araki's unwillingness to change the name nixed those plans.this was cancelled for unknown reasons.
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* ''[[Trivia/JojosBizarreAdventureTheJOJOLands The JOJOLands]]''
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* IKnewIt: Before the first chapter of [=JoJo Lands=] dropped, several people predicted that the protagonist's stand would called November Rain due to the word November on his shirt collar. Once the first chapter dropped, it was revealed that his stand is called November Rain.
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* CreatorsPest: According to Araki in an interview with ''[[https://jojowiki.com/Interview:Kappa_Magazine_(December_1996) Kappa Magazine]]'', [[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureDiamondIsUnbreakable Vanilla Ice]] is his least favorite character, because he grew to [[CreatorBacklash regret his character design]] and found drawing him to be a hassle.
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* CreatorsPest: According to Araki in an interview with ''[[https://jojowiki.com/Interview:Kappa_Magazine_(December_1996) Kappa Magazine]]'', [[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureDiamondIsUnbreakable [[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureStardustCrusaders Vanilla Ice]] is his least favorite character, because he grew to [[CreatorBacklash regret his character design]] and found drawing him to be a hassle.
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* RelationshipVoiceActor:
** English dub:
*** [[Creator/BrycePapenbrook Caesar]] and [[Creator/BenDiskin Young Joseph]] are [[Literature/SwordArtOnline Kirito and Death Gun]].
*** Young Joseph is voiced by Creator/BenDiskin while Old Joseph is voiced by Creator/RichardEpcar. Similarly both voice actors were [[Franchise/KingdomHearts Young Xehanort and Ansem]] who are also younger and older equivalents to the same character.
*** [[Creator/MatthewMercer Jotaro]] and [[Creator/KyleHebert Kakyoin's]] English voice actors for the anime were previously [[WebVideo/ThereWillBeBrawl Ganondorf/Kirby/Meta Knight and Wario]]. HilariousInHindsight, since Matthew Mercer [[JustForFun/OneOfUs is a huge gamer]], while Jotaro's showdown with D'Arby The Younger infamously marked the first time Jotaro had ever played a video game.
*** [[Creator/KeithSilverstein Speedwagon]], [[Creator/MatthewMercer Jotaro]], [[Creator/KyleHebert Kakyoin]], [[Creator/GregChun N'Doul]], [[Creator/CamClarke Daniel D'Arby (Elder)]], [[Creator/LaurenLanda Mariah]], [[Creator/XanderMobus Telence D'Arby (Younger)]], [[Creator/ZachAguilar Koichi]], [[Creator/RayChase Bucciarati]], and [[Creator/DavidVincent the Narrator]] are [[VideoGame/SuperSmashBros Simon, Chrom, Ryu, Ike, Male Corrin, Female Robin, Joker, Male Byleth, Roy, and Richter]].
*** [[Creator/XanderMobus Telence D'Arby (Younger)]], [[Creator/ErikaHarlacher Sherry Polnareff]] and [[Creator/MatthewMercer Jotaro]] are [[VideoGame/Persona5 Phantom Thieves]]. [[Creator/JamiesonPrice Tarukus]], [[Creator/RobbieDaymond Smokey]], [[Creator/KaijiTang Santana (Santviento)]], [[Creator/MichelleRuff Erina]], [[Creator/BarbaraGoodson Enya (Enyaba)]], [[Creator/SeanChiplock Mista]], and [[Creator/BillyKametz Josuke]] are Confidants whose friendships give you strength and [[Creator/KeithSilverstein Speedwagon]], [[Creator/DCDouglas Yoshikage Kira]], [[Creator/KyleHebert Kakyoin]], Okuyasu (Jalen K. Cassell), and [[Creator/RichardEpcar Joseph Joestar]] serve as various antagonists, most of whom are tied into a sinister conspiracy.
*** [[Creator/TonyOliver Blueford]], [[Creator/RichardEpcar Old Joseph]], [[Creator/MichelleRuff Erina]], and [[Creator/LexLang Angelo]] are [[Anime/LupinIII a team of notorious master thieves]], frequently chased around by [[Creator/DougErholtz Polnareff]] [[TheOtherDarrin in recent incarnations]].
** Japanese:
*** [[Creator/WataruTakagi Okuyasu]] and [[Creator/KappeiYamaguchi Shigechi]] previously worked together as the official dub voices of of Daffy Duck and Bugs Bunny in the Japanese dub of the ''Franchise/LooneyTunes'' franchise.
*** Both voices for [[Creator/KatsuyukiKonishi Jonathan]] [[Creator/KazuyukiOkitsu Joestar]] would eventually move on to voice [[Manga/PrisonSchool Gakuto and Andre]], ahd have voiced two starting side characters in ''Manga/MedakaBox''
*** [[Creator/YasuyukiKase Mikitaka]], [[Creator/YuShimamura Shinobu]] and [[Creator/KenjiHamada Angelo]]'s voice actors previously worked together in the Japanese dub of the ''Film/Deadpool2016'''s film as Deadpool, Negasonic Teenage Warhead and Ajax, respectively.
*** Several voice actors from ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' have worked together in Part 5, with [[Creator/NobuhikoOkamoto Ghiaccio]], [[Creator/DaikiYamashita Narancia]] and [[Creator/JunichiSuwabe Abbacchio]] joining the cast.
*** [[Creator/DaisukeOno Anime Jotaro]], [[Creator/RinaSato Hayato]], [[Creator/{{Mugihito}} OVA J Geil]], [[Creator/JurotaKosugi OVA Jotaro]], [[Creator/RikiyaKoyama EOH/ASB Kira]], [[Creator/AtsukoTanaka Lisa Lisa]] and [[Creator/RieKugimiya Anne]] are all [[VisualNovel/UminekoWhenTheyCry members of a big, screwed up family]] that keeps being murdered by [[Creator/SayakaOhara Aya]]'s magic, with the help of [[Creator/TomokazuSugita Young Joseph]], [[Creator/EriKitamura Yasuho]] and others.
*** While on the other hand, [[Creator/MaiNakahara Kyoka]], [[Creator/SatsukiYukino Nena]], [[Creator/ToruOkawa the Narrator]], [[Creator/DaisukeOno Jotaro]]/[[Creator/TakehitoKoyasu DIO]] and [[Creator/FumihikoTachiki ASB J Geil]] [[VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry get involved in the murders of a rural village]].
*** [[Creator/KentaroIto N'Doul]], [[Creator/ShowtaroMorikubo Akira]], [[Creator/TakahiroSakurai Rohan]] and [[Creator/TakahiroMizushima radio drama Johnny]] have all voiced the titular protagonist of the VideoGame/MegaManX series at some point.
*** [[Creator/ToshiyukiMorikawa Anime Kira]], [[Creator/HiroakiHirata ASB Polnareff]], [[Creator/KaitoIshikawa Sale]], [[Creator/AtsukoTanaka Lisa Lisa]], [[Creator/RikiyaKoyama EOH/ASB Kira]], [[Creator/AkioOtsuka Wamuu]] and [[Creator/KentaMiyake Avdol]] are [[VideoGame/DevilMayCry Dante, Vergil, Nero, Trish, Credo, J.D. Morrison and Goliath]].
*** In the Franchise/FateSeries, another Main/UrbanFantasy franchise, [[Creator/AyakoKawasumi Erina]], [[Creator/JunichiSuwabe Abbacchio]], [[Creator/TomokazuSeki Anime Pucci]], [[Creator/AtsukoTanaka Lisa Lisa]], [[Creator/ShinichiroMiki Gyro]] and [[Creator/AkioOtsuka Wamuu]] are Servants, supernatural beings who, unlike Stands, are way more human and are references to historical figures instead of different musicians/songs, while [[Creator/NoriakiSugiyama EOH Bucciarati]], [[Creator/HiroshiKamiya EOH Rohan]], [[Creator/JojiNakata EOH Pucci]], [[Creator/RikiyaKoyama EOH Kira]], [[Creator/ShowHayami Vanilla Ice]] and [[Creator/DaisukeNamikawa Anasui]] are Masters of Servants.
*** [[Creator/MakotoFurukawa Rikiel]] is one of the sons of [[Creator/TakehitoKoyasu Dio]], both of whom have also played a father-son duo as [[Manga/KaguyaSamaLoveIsWar Papa Shirogane and Miyuki Shirogane]].
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*** [[Creator/BrycePapenbrook Caesar]] and [[Creator/BenDiskin Young Joseph]] are [[Literature/SwordArtOnline Kirito and Death Gun]].
*** Young Joseph is voiced by Creator/BenDiskin while Old Joseph is voiced by Creator/RichardEpcar. Similarly both voice actors were [[Franchise/KingdomHearts Young Xehanort and Ansem]] who are also younger and older equivalents to the same character.
*** [[Creator/MatthewMercer Jotaro]] and [[Creator/KyleHebert Kakyoin's]] English voice actors for the anime were previously [[WebVideo/ThereWillBeBrawl Ganondorf/Kirby/Meta Knight and Wario]]. HilariousInHindsight, since Matthew Mercer [[JustForFun/OneOfUs is a huge gamer]], while Jotaro's showdown with D'Arby The Younger infamously marked the first time Jotaro had ever played a video game.
*** [[Creator/KeithSilverstein Speedwagon]], [[Creator/MatthewMercer Jotaro]], [[Creator/KyleHebert Kakyoin]], [[Creator/GregChun N'Doul]], [[Creator/CamClarke Daniel D'Arby (Elder)]], [[Creator/LaurenLanda Mariah]], [[Creator/XanderMobus Telence D'Arby (Younger)]], [[Creator/ZachAguilar Koichi]], [[Creator/RayChase Bucciarati]], and [[Creator/DavidVincent the Narrator]] are [[VideoGame/SuperSmashBros Simon, Chrom, Ryu, Ike, Male Corrin, Female Robin, Joker, Male Byleth, Roy, and Richter]].
*** [[Creator/XanderMobus Telence D'Arby (Younger)]], [[Creator/ErikaHarlacher Sherry Polnareff]] and [[Creator/MatthewMercer Jotaro]] are [[VideoGame/Persona5 Phantom Thieves]]. [[Creator/JamiesonPrice Tarukus]], [[Creator/RobbieDaymond Smokey]], [[Creator/KaijiTang Santana (Santviento)]], [[Creator/MichelleRuff Erina]], [[Creator/BarbaraGoodson Enya (Enyaba)]], [[Creator/SeanChiplock Mista]], and [[Creator/BillyKametz Josuke]] are Confidants whose friendships give you strength and [[Creator/KeithSilverstein Speedwagon]], [[Creator/DCDouglas Yoshikage Kira]], [[Creator/KyleHebert Kakyoin]], Okuyasu (Jalen K. Cassell), and [[Creator/RichardEpcar Joseph Joestar]] serve as various antagonists, most of whom are tied into a sinister conspiracy.
*** [[Creator/TonyOliver Blueford]], [[Creator/RichardEpcar Old Joseph]], [[Creator/MichelleRuff Erina]], and [[Creator/LexLang Angelo]] are [[Anime/LupinIII a team of notorious master thieves]], frequently chased around by [[Creator/DougErholtz Polnareff]] [[TheOtherDarrin in recent incarnations]].
** Japanese:
*** [[Creator/WataruTakagi Okuyasu]] and [[Creator/KappeiYamaguchi Shigechi]] previously worked together as the official dub voices of of Daffy Duck and Bugs Bunny in the Japanese dub of the ''Franchise/LooneyTunes'' franchise.
*** Both voices for [[Creator/KatsuyukiKonishi Jonathan]] [[Creator/KazuyukiOkitsu Joestar]] would eventually move on to voice [[Manga/PrisonSchool Gakuto and Andre]], ahd have voiced two starting side characters in ''Manga/MedakaBox''
*** [[Creator/YasuyukiKase Mikitaka]], [[Creator/YuShimamura Shinobu]] and [[Creator/KenjiHamada Angelo]]'s voice actors previously worked together in the Japanese dub of the ''Film/Deadpool2016'''s film as Deadpool, Negasonic Teenage Warhead and Ajax, respectively.
*** Several voice actors from ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' have worked together in Part 5, with [[Creator/NobuhikoOkamoto Ghiaccio]], [[Creator/DaikiYamashita Narancia]] and [[Creator/JunichiSuwabe Abbacchio]] joining the cast.
*** [[Creator/DaisukeOno Anime Jotaro]], [[Creator/RinaSato Hayato]], [[Creator/{{Mugihito}} OVA J Geil]], [[Creator/JurotaKosugi OVA Jotaro]], [[Creator/RikiyaKoyama EOH/ASB Kira]], [[Creator/AtsukoTanaka Lisa Lisa]] and [[Creator/RieKugimiya Anne]] are all [[VisualNovel/UminekoWhenTheyCry members of a big, screwed up family]] that keeps being murdered by [[Creator/SayakaOhara Aya]]'s magic, with the help of [[Creator/TomokazuSugita Young Joseph]], [[Creator/EriKitamura Yasuho]] and others.
*** While on the other hand, [[Creator/MaiNakahara Kyoka]], [[Creator/SatsukiYukino Nena]], [[Creator/ToruOkawa the Narrator]], [[Creator/DaisukeOno Jotaro]]/[[Creator/TakehitoKoyasu DIO]] and [[Creator/FumihikoTachiki ASB J Geil]] [[VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry get involved in the murders of a rural village]].
*** [[Creator/KentaroIto N'Doul]], [[Creator/ShowtaroMorikubo Akira]], [[Creator/TakahiroSakurai Rohan]] and [[Creator/TakahiroMizushima radio drama Johnny]] have all voiced the titular protagonist of the VideoGame/MegaManX series at some point.
*** [[Creator/ToshiyukiMorikawa Anime Kira]], [[Creator/HiroakiHirata ASB Polnareff]], [[Creator/KaitoIshikawa Sale]], [[Creator/AtsukoTanaka Lisa Lisa]], [[Creator/RikiyaKoyama EOH/ASB Kira]], [[Creator/AkioOtsuka Wamuu]] and [[Creator/KentaMiyake Avdol]] are [[VideoGame/DevilMayCry Dante, Vergil, Nero, Trish, Credo, J.D. Morrison and Goliath]].
*** In the Franchise/FateSeries, another Main/UrbanFantasy franchise, [[Creator/AyakoKawasumi Erina]], [[Creator/JunichiSuwabe Abbacchio]], [[Creator/TomokazuSeki Anime Pucci]], [[Creator/AtsukoTanaka Lisa Lisa]], [[Creator/ShinichiroMiki Gyro]] and [[Creator/AkioOtsuka Wamuu]] are Servants, supernatural beings who, unlike Stands, are way more human and are references to historical figures instead of different musicians/songs, while [[Creator/NoriakiSugiyama EOH Bucciarati]], [[Creator/HiroshiKamiya EOH Rohan]], [[Creator/JojiNakata EOH Pucci]], [[Creator/RikiyaKoyama EOH Kira]], [[Creator/ShowHayami Vanilla Ice]] and [[Creator/DaisukeNamikawa Anasui]] are Masters of Servants.
*** [[Creator/MakotoFurukawa Rikiel]] is one of the sons of [[Creator/TakehitoKoyasu Dio]], both of whom have also played a father-son duo as [[Manga/KaguyaSamaLoveIsWar Papa Shirogane and Miyuki Shirogane]].
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Araki has on multiple occasions mentioned his intention to have more proactive female combatants since early on in the series (including more elaborate combat sequences for Lisa Lisa in ''Battle Tendency'', and the Runaway Girl in Stardust Crusaders being a full-on party member, as well as more female opponents), and how he was obstructed by the chauvinism of editors in the parts that preceded ''Stone Ocean''.
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* CreatorsFavorite: Araki has stated that his favorite [=JoJo=] is ''Diamond Is Unbreakable''[='=]s Josuke Higashikata.
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* CreatorsFavorite. Araki has stated that his favorite [=JoJo=] is ''Diamond Is Unbreakable''[='=]s Josuke Higashikata.
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*** Creator/KenjiroTsuda voiced both Bruford in ''Phantom Blood'' and Tiziano in ''Vento Aureo''.
*** Creator/KenjiroTsuda voiced both Bruford in ''Phantom Blood'' and Tiziano in ''Vento Aureo''.
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*** Creator/JunichiSuwabe provided the voices of both Telence T. D'Arby in ''Stardust Crusaders'' and Leone Abbachio in ''Vento Aureo''.
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*** Creator/KenjiroTsuda voiced both Bruford in ''Phantom Blood'' and Tiziano in''Vento Aureo''.''Golden Wind''.
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** Music/WeirdAlYankovic saw the episode post-defeat of Dio DIO and resurrection of Joseph Joestar with his name mentioned, [[https://instagram.com/p/4KYC8sGu_1/ and posted it on his Instagram account]].
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* ReferencedBy: ZUN, the creator of ''Franchise/TouhouProject'', is an admitted fanboy. As such, there are several references within his games. Most notable is Sakuya Izayoi, who references DIO in both her [[TimeStandsStill powers]] and weapons of choice, as well as her association with vampires. Additionally, the kanji for Touhou (東方) are the same as the ones used in Josuke's family name.
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** See [[ReferencedBy/JoJosBizarreAdventure here]].
** ZUN, the creator of ''Franchise/TouhouProject'', is an admitted fanboy. As such, there are several references within his games. Most notable is Sakuya Izayoi, who references DIO in both her [[TimeStandsStill powers]] and weapons of choice, as well as her association with vampires. Additionally, the kanji for Touhou (東方) are the same as the ones used in Josuke's family name.
** See [[ReferencedBy/JoJosBizarreAdventure here]].
** ZUN, the creator of ''Franchise/TouhouProject'', is an admitted fanboy. As such, there are several references within his games. Most notable is Sakuya Izayoi, who references DIO in both her [[TimeStandsStill powers]] and weapons of choice, as well as her association with vampires. Additionally, the kanji for Touhou (東方) are the same as the ones used in Josuke's family name.
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* SeriesHiatus: Creator/HirohikoAraki has taken a few breaks. The first occurred after ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureGoldenWind Golden Wind]]'' was finished, which lasted for nine months until ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureStoneOcean Stone Ocean]]'' began. After ''Stone Ocean'' ended, another break lasted for about ten months until coming back for ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureSteelBallRun Steel Ball Run]]''. The third, and longest, hiatus after the completion of ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureJoJolion JoJolion]]'' lasted for a year and six months until returning for the start of ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureTheJoJoLands The JoJoLands]]''.
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*** [[Creator/ToshiyukiMorikawa Anime Kira]], [[Creator/HiroakiHirata ASB Polnareff]], [[Creator/KaitoIshikawa Sale]], [[Creator/AtsukoTanaka Lisa Lisa]], [[Creator/RikiyaKoyama EOH/ASB Kira]], [[Creator/AkioOhtsuka Wamuu]] and [[Creator/KentaMiyake Avdol]] are [[VideoGame/DevilMayCry Dante, Vergil, Nero, Trish, Credo, J.D. Morrison and Goliath]].
*** In the Franchise/FateSeries, another Main/UrbanFantasy franchise, [[Creator/AyakoKawasumi Erina]], [[Creator/JunichiSuwabe Abbacchio]], [[Creator/TomokazuSeki Anime Pucci]], [[Creator/AtsukoTanaka Lisa Lisa]], [[Creator/ShinichiroMiki Gyro]] and [[Creator/AkioOhtsuka Wamuu]] are Servants, supernatural beings who, unlike Stands, are way more human and are references to historical figures instead of different musicians/songs, while [[Creator/NoriakiSugiyama EOH Bucciarati]], [[Creator/HiroshiKamiya EOH Rohan]], [[Creator/JojiNakata EOH Pucci]], [[Creator/RikiyaKoyama EOH Kira]], [[Creator/ShowHayami Vanilla Ice]] and [[Creator/DaisukeNamikawa Anasui]] are Masters of Servants.
*** In the Franchise/FateSeries, another Main/UrbanFantasy franchise, [[Creator/AyakoKawasumi Erina]], [[Creator/JunichiSuwabe Abbacchio]], [[Creator/TomokazuSeki Anime Pucci]], [[Creator/AtsukoTanaka Lisa Lisa]], [[Creator/ShinichiroMiki Gyro]] and [[Creator/AkioOhtsuka Wamuu]] are Servants, supernatural beings who, unlike Stands, are way more human and are references to historical figures instead of different musicians/songs, while [[Creator/NoriakiSugiyama EOH Bucciarati]], [[Creator/HiroshiKamiya EOH Rohan]], [[Creator/JojiNakata EOH Pucci]], [[Creator/RikiyaKoyama EOH Kira]], [[Creator/ShowHayami Vanilla Ice]] and [[Creator/DaisukeNamikawa Anasui]] are Masters of Servants.
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*** [[Creator/ToshiyukiMorikawa Anime Kira]], [[Creator/HiroakiHirata ASB Polnareff]], [[Creator/KaitoIshikawa Sale]], [[Creator/AtsukoTanaka Lisa Lisa]], [[Creator/RikiyaKoyama EOH/ASB Kira]], [[Creator/AkioOhtsuka [[Creator/AkioOtsuka Wamuu]] and [[Creator/KentaMiyake Avdol]] are [[VideoGame/DevilMayCry Dante, Vergil, Nero, Trish, Credo, J.D. Morrison and Goliath]].
*** In the Franchise/FateSeries, another Main/UrbanFantasy franchise, [[Creator/AyakoKawasumi Erina]], [[Creator/JunichiSuwabe Abbacchio]], [[Creator/TomokazuSeki Anime Pucci]], [[Creator/AtsukoTanaka Lisa Lisa]], [[Creator/ShinichiroMiki Gyro]] and[[Creator/AkioOhtsuka [[Creator/AkioOtsuka Wamuu]] are Servants, supernatural beings who, unlike Stands, are way more human and are references to historical figures instead of different musicians/songs, while [[Creator/NoriakiSugiyama EOH Bucciarati]], [[Creator/HiroshiKamiya EOH Rohan]], [[Creator/JojiNakata EOH Pucci]], [[Creator/RikiyaKoyama EOH Kira]], [[Creator/ShowHayami Vanilla Ice]] and [[Creator/DaisukeNamikawa Anasui]] are Masters of Servants.
*** In the Franchise/FateSeries, another Main/UrbanFantasy franchise, [[Creator/AyakoKawasumi Erina]], [[Creator/JunichiSuwabe Abbacchio]], [[Creator/TomokazuSeki Anime Pucci]], [[Creator/AtsukoTanaka Lisa Lisa]], [[Creator/ShinichiroMiki Gyro]] and
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** [[Creator/MakotoFurukawa Rikiel]] is one of the sons of [[Creator/TakehitoKoyasu Dio]], both of whom have also played a father-son duo as [[Manga/KaguyaSamaLoveIsWar Papa Shirogane and Miyuki Shirogane]].
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** [[Creator/MakotoFurukawa Rikiel]] is one of the sons of [[Creator/TakehitoKoyasu Dio]], both of whom have also played a father-son duo as [[Manga/KaguyaSamaLoveIsWar Papa Shirogane and Miyuki Shirogane]].
