
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure — Phantom Blood & Battle Tendency
The clash between Jonathan Joestar and his adopted brother, Dio, ignites a legacy unlike any other – one that spirals into increasingly strange territory. This initial conflict sets the stage for generations to come, as Jonathan’s grandson, Joseph, steps up to carry on this extraordinary, and often bewildering, family saga.

London, 1868. A thief, seeking an easy prize in an overturned carriage, finds himself confronted with a grim surprise: two occupants, a man and his young son, are still alive. The man, George Joestar, declares he owes a debt of gratitude th…

The year was 1888, seven years after their initial encounter. A fragile peace seemed to have settled between JoJo and Dio, though a lingering apprehension remained in JoJo's heart. Beneath the surface of this uneasy truce, however, Dio harb…

JoJo is making arrangements to deliver Dio to the authorities.

Three days following the event, JoJo stirs to consciousness and finds Erina tending to his recovery in a hospital room. As their bond of friendship is renewed, they cross paths with an enigmatic figure named Will A. Zeppeli.

Poco, a nimble youth with a gift for lifting purses, inadvertently draws JoJo and his companions into a confrontation with Dio, Tarukus, and Blueford.

JoJo's meeting with the Knights persists.

The confrontation with Tarukus concludes, but Poco’s family faces imminent peril. In this turn of events, JoJo encounters Dire, Straizo, and Tonpetty.

Doobie greets the arriving party. A grim-faced confrontation unfolds between Dire and Dio. Meanwhile, Straizo engages in a battle against Pajyu, Jones, Pluton, and Barnum.

With a final, desperate lunge against JoJo, Dio succumbed to the fall. But before the strange ripple could reach him, he severed his own head. His loyal zombie servant, Wang Chung, swiftly retrieved the severed remains.

Forty-nine years after Jonathan Joestar’s passing, in 1938, Speedwagon and Straizo journeyed to Mexico. There, they unearthed a subterranean chamber, its depths filled with masks of a strikingly uniform design. Within the room lay a petrifi…

True to form, Straizo recovers from Joseph’s assault and employs the laser eye technique Dio had previously used, aiming to appear as though he’s pierced through JoJo’s head and neck. Yet, this proves to be a cunning deception orchestrated …

Joseph found himself face-to-face with Donovan, one of Stroheim’s men. A brief struggle ensued, but Joseph managed to overcome him. In the aftermath, he learned a significant detail: Speedwagon was still alive.

When Joseph engaged Santana in combat, his Ripple proved largely ineffective. Yet, even so, it offered a measure of defense against the Pillar Man’s assaults. Following a forceful blow, Joseph seemed to lose consciousness.

Speedwagon transported the preserved remains of Santana to his foundation's headquarters in Washington, D.C. There, it was revealed that Santana was not deceased, but rather in a state of suspended animation. The foundation’s scientists had…

Driven by vengeance for Mark's death, Caesar confronts Wamuu. He employs his Bubble Shield technique, generating a sphere of Ripple-infused bubbles to encircle the Pillar Man.

To guide JoJo in mastering his Ripple abilities, Caesar brings him to Venice, where he is to meet his teacher, Lisa Lisa.

Lisa Lisa detailed to JoJo and Caesar the ambitions of Kars, the Stone Mask's creator. He sought the Super Aja, a Red Stone of Aja of exceptional purity, intending to harness its power and achieve a state of ultimate being.

While JoJo prepared to caution Lisa Lisa regarding the Pillar Men, Esidisi seized control of Suzi Q’s body, dispatching the Super Aja on a vessel headed for Venice before engaging Lisa Lisa in direct confrontation.

With his newly constructed mechanical body, engineered for power beyond that of Santana, Stroheim engages Kars in combat. Yet, his efforts prove ultimately ineffective against Kars’s Light Mode.

Lisa Lisa recounted to JoJo the early years of Caesar, a period marked by a descent into crime. Abandoned by his father, Mario, who was consumed by debt, Caesar found himself drawn to a life outside the law from a surprisingly young age.

Tracking the crimson path left by Wamuu, JoJo and Lisa Lisa encountered another vampire: Wired Beck.

As the starting signal for JoJo and Wamuu sounds, an announcement clarifies the rules of their contest: throughout the race, weapons will appear on pillars, available to the first competitor who can seize them.

As he initiated his Final Mode attack, Gathering Gale, Wamuu began to unravel his own form, a cascade of flesh and muscle peeling away. Simultaneously, he unleashed a torrent of wind, a gale potent enough to cleave stone, aimed directly at …

Clinging desperately to a rope to prevent Lisa Lisa's plunge, JoJo finds himself at a severe disadvantage against Kars.

Kars revealed his burgeoning abilities, contorting his hand into a grotesque simulacrum of a flesh-eating squirrel and striking at Stroheim with it. As dawn broke, the rising sun illuminated a startling revelation.

JoJo’s triumph, and the limb he had regained, were abruptly extinguished when Kars defied the volcano's inferno. He had managed to survive the fiery depths by conjuring a shimmering shield of air bubbles, a desperate bulwark against the dea…


