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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (English: JOJO'S BIZARRE ADVENTURE, Italian: LE BIZZARRE AVVENTURE DI GIOGIO) is a Japanese manga series by Hirohiko Araki. Abbreviation is "Jojo".

Work description

It was serialized in Shueisha's manga magazine for boys "Dai" from 1986 to 2004, and in Shueisha's youth manga magazine "Ultra Jump" from 2005. The series has over 100 volumes, and as of December 2022, the cumulative worldwide circulation of the series has exceeded 120 million. In 2006, the 10th anniversary survey of the Agency for Cultural Affairs Media Arts Festival was selected as the 2nd place in the manga category in the "100 selections of Japanese media arts".

The theme of the whole work is "Human Hymn". While sticking to the basics of shounen manga, such as the bond with friends and deadly battles with strong enemies, he has built up a unique world view with a unique expression method and a horror suspense-like eeriness. described as "experimental". It is a style that can be said to be "for adults" for a boys' magazine, and Araki himself has said, "I am not drawing for children."

Media development is generally done for each department, and anime, games, novels, movies, etc. are being made.

Several Gaiden works have also been announced, and two of them, "Dead Man's Q" and "Rohan Kishibe does not move", which have the sub-characters of Part 4 as the main characters, are included in the short collection "Death Executioner Jailbreak Progress". "Rohan" has been turned into a series, and he has traveled to other newspapers and has derived from it. There are also several spin-off works by other authors.

In addition, there is also an extra edition "Oingo and Boingo Brothers Great Adventure" (paperback, all 1 volume). This is an independent work of Boingo's manga, which is the work in Part 3, and made it a real manga work with commentary by Rohan Kishibe. ing.

From Volume 25 (Part 3, Derby's Brother's Battle), all kanji have been given ruby ​​(excludes kanji numerals, to be exact).