Podcasts about Phantom Blood

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In der 57. Folge des Otaku Survival Guide Podcasts tauchen wir tief in den Manga und Anime von Jojo's Bizarre Adventure - Part 1: Phantom Blood ein. Wir diskutieren die Rivalität zwischen Jonathan Joestar und Dio Brando, sprechen über den einzigartigen Kampfstil und den Einsatz der Hamon-Energie. Außerdem sprechen wir über den den Mangaka Hirohiko Arakis und warum Phantom Blood auch heute noch eine spannende Mischung aus Action, Drama und bizarren Momenten bietet. Ob langjähriger Fan oder Neueinsteiger – diese Folge bietet einen umfassenden Blick auf den ersten Teil des JoJo-Universums! Uns findet ihr auch auf Social Media: Verena: Verena_HoneyQ#0788 auf Discord Tjorben (Prouwn): https://linktr.ee/prouwn Du findest uns auch auf MangaOne: http://mangaone.de/

The RoTho gang are back for the final stretch of Phantom Blood! Today we cover Episodes 7 to 9 as Zepelli gets cut in half real bad, Tonpetti and his heartbreakers arrive, and we learn Steve from Blues' Clues has a stand. Also, many many more musical references as this show finally wraps up the first part. It's time to say Goodbye to this iteration of Jojo. #RoThoJojo #JoJosBizzareAdventure #TheBunSquad #phantomblood Rosen Thorne: Linktree: http://linktr.ee/RosenThorne Smarty: Twitter - https://twitter.com/smartydoesstuff Hot Cocoa Rock: Twitter - https://twitter.com/HotCocoaRock BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/hotcocoarock.bsky.social Nellie Belle: BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/nelliebelle.bsky.social Featuring: Filip: Twitter - https://twitter.com/Real_FilipKanz BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/filipkanzurovski.bsky.social Zen: Twitter - https://twitter.com/Zenith_BunSquad BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/thebunsquad.bsky.social JoJo artwork/thumbnails by: Becky Hopkins: Twitter - https://twitter.com/BeckyHop13 BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/beckyhop13.bsky.social Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ZenithWarriorPrincess

JooooooooooooooooJo! Preparem suas poses mais confortáveis para ouvir o Hypezilla sobre o anime de JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, onde Pri Ganiko recebe Claudio Prandoni (/cprandoni) e PH Lutti Lippe (/tvph) para falar sobre a obra, as aberturas, e reviver podcasts do passado, tudo isso sem spoilers! Pring Pong - 5 min Como começamos em JoJo's? - 8 min 5 s Introdução e Parte 1 - Phantom Blood - 19 min 15 s Parte 2 - Battle Tendency - 30 min 25 s Parte 3 - Stardust Crusaders - 38 min 30 s Parte 4 - Diamond is Unbreakable - 46 min 5 s Parte 5 - Golden Wind - 53 min 10 s Parte 6 - Stone Ocean - 59 min 40 s Aberturas - 64 min 35 s Considerações finais - 78 min 45 s NerdStore Confira a volta da NerdStore: https://jovemnerd.page.link/NerdStore_Lancamento_Hypezilla Siga a NerdStore nas Redes Sociais: https://jovemnerd.page.link/Redes_Sociais_NerdStore Telegram Entre no nosso canal do Telegram! https://t.me/CanalNerdBunker Apresentação Pri Ganiko -- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/priganiko / Twitter: https://twitter.com/priganiko Arte Lara Linhares -- https://www.instagram.com/lerolerodesign/ Edição Heitor De Paola -- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zitosilva

Join the crew as they begin a new spoilercast series! This time delving into David Production's anime adaptation of the crazy world of Hirohiko Araki's JoJo's Bizarre Adventure! This spoilercast details all of Part 1: Phantom Blood. Listen and watch here: YouTube → http://bit.ly/2rENRo4 SoundCloud → https://soundcloud.com/animeclubafterdark Spotify → https://spoti.fi/2EMjuDG Apple Podcasts → https://apple.co/2wAwKtq BitChute → https://www.bitchute.com/channel/anime-club-after-dark Twitch → https://www.twitch.tv/animeclubafterdark Keep up with what we're doing here: Discord (18+) → https://discord.gg/animeclubafterdark Twitter → https://twitter.com/AnimeClubAD Bluesky → https://bsky.app/profile/acad.bsky.social Visit our merch shop: https://streamlabs.com/animeclubafterdark/merch Like what you hear and see? Donate some NEETbucks to help us cover our yearly hosting costs. → https://paypal.me/YenForFen

Nesse WJReview, Maitos⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠Robs⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠Gart⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Thallion⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, Trox e ⁠⁠⁠Ygaraki⁠⁠⁠ falam sobre Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, mais especificamente sua primeira parte, Phantom Blood, da autoria do genial Hirohiko Araki. É realmente tão fraco quanto apontam? Quais foram as principais referências pra criação dos personagens? O "BIZARRO" no nome é o que, exatamente?! Ouça o Podcast e descubra! Obs: este programa tem Spoilers, então, por favor, leia o mangá antes de ouvir o episódio! Você foi avisado!

The RoTho gang are back for the middle stretch of Phantom Blood! Today we cover Episodes 4 to 6 as we find out Dio is still alive from a gentleman in a tophat, leading to a question to defeat the evil of the mask. Also, something something Jack the Ripper exploding through a horse. JOJO! Rosen Thorne: Linktree: http://linktr.ee/RosenThorne Smarty: Twitter - / smartydoesstuff Hot Cocoa Rock: Twitter - / hotcocoarock BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/hotcocoarock... Nellie Belle: BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/nelliebelle.... Featuring: Filip: Twitter - / real_filipkanz BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/filipkanzuro... Zen: Twitter - / zenith_bunsquad BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/thebunsquad.... JoJo artwork/thumbnails by: Becky Hopkins: Twitter - / beckyhop13 BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/beckyhop13.b... Upcoming Bun Squad Videos/Episode List: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1W... Support us on Patreon: / zenithwarriorprincess

Pocas comunidades más amigables y entusiastas he conocido las de Jojos. Hoy he entrado en ese mundo. Y probablemente no salga nunca. Mi amiga de años, Sofía Silva, vuelve después de mil años para algo más que ser vencida por mí en ajedrez. Ella me introdujo en este mundo y ahora la arrastraré a podcasting conmigo. Entre tanta diversión debemos asumir responsabilidad. Y si bien después de 100 capítulos a penas me conocen en la cuadra, creo que es muy bonito y significativo hablar de temas que puedan ser tan importantes para otras personas. La invitada primigenia, Francya Castro, vuelve por estos lares para hablar del autismo, en lo que será de ahora en adelante su propia sección sobre este desafiante e interesante tema. Redes: -⁠Facebook⁠: - ⁠Instagram⁠: - ⁠Tik Tok⁠: - ⁠Twitter⁠: Recuerden seguirme. Además, solo tienen que contactarme por alguna de esas vías si es que se quieren convertir en patrocinadores de Comentario Sin Contexto. Con lo que contarán con beneficios exclusivos. Música original de ⁠G.AMusic⁠. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/comentariosincontexto/message

NOTE: This is Part 2 of our first episode, please scroll down for part 1.Time for a new podcast! Rosen Thorne takes his friends Smarty, Hot Cocoa Rock, NellieBelle and LAF (with some assistance from two familiar faces) through the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure anime! Today we cover the first 3 episodes of Phantom Blood, where we come discuss sibling rivalries, London back alleys, the Mentos and Diet Coke family portrait and more! Even Speedwagon is listening!Rosen Thorne:Linktree: http://linktr.ee/RosenThorneSmarty: Twitter - https://twitter.com/smartydoesstuff Hot Cocoa Rock: Twitter - https://twitter.com/HotCocoaRock Nellie Belle: BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/nelliebelle....Featuring:Filip:Twitter - https://twitter.com/Real_FilipKanzBlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/filipkanzuro...Zen: Twitter - https://twitter.com/Zenith_BunSquadBlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/thebunsquad....JoJo artwork/thumbnails by: Becky Hopkins:Twitter - https://twitter.com/BeckyHop13BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/beckyhop13.b...Upcoming Bun Squad Videos/Episode List: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1W...Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ZenithWarrior...

Time for a new podcast! Rosen Thorne takes his friends Smarty, Hot Cocoa Rock, NellieBelle and LAF (with some assistance from two familiar faces) through the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure anime! Today we cover the first 3 episodes of Phantom Blood, where we come discuss sibling rivalries, London back alleys, the Mentos and Diet Coke family portrait and more! Even Speedwagon is listening!Rosen Thorne:Linktree: http://linktr.ee/RosenThorneSmarty: Twitter - https://twitter.com/smartydoesstuff Hot Cocoa Rock: Twitter - https://twitter.com/HotCocoaRock Nellie Belle: BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/nelliebelle....Featuring:Filip:Twitter - https://twitter.com/Real_FilipKanzBlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/filipkanzuro...Zen: Twitter - https://twitter.com/Zenith_BunSquadBlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/thebunsquad....JoJo artwork/thumbnails by: Becky Hopkins:Twitter - https://twitter.com/BeckyHop13BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/beckyhop13.b...Upcoming Bun Squad Videos/Episode List: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1W...Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ZenithWarrior...

After another long hiatus... we're back! We've got an episode jam packed with facts about the Triple Crown, Gyro Zeppeli's rabbinical energy, and the importance of the golden ratio. Gyro teaches important life lessons to Johnny while they are both hiding in mud with their tongues on fire. We compare the bad parenting of Phantom Blood with the bad parenting of Steel Ball Run. We learn that spin is indeed stored in the balls. And Araki proves once and for all that the Mona Lisa is good for more than just ogling her hands. -- JoJo's Bizarre Explainer JoJo's Bizarre Adventure! Either you love it, or you've never seen it. But what exactly is JoJo? Why is everyone talking about it? Why is it so great? Whether this is your first foray into Hirohiko Araki's decades-spanning masterpiece, or you're a seasoned JoJo Opinion Haver looking for more of your kind, JoJo's Bizarre Explainer is here for you! Hosted by Elizabeth Simins, Courtney Stanton, and Darius Kazemi, this podcast will tease out the running motifs, fascinating weirdnesses, occasional dog deaths, and ineffable charm of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure—anime-episode by anime-episode, with stops along the way for the manga, the videogames, and whatever else we can get our hands on. Join us as we attempt to do the impossible: Explain JoJo! explainjojo.com @explainjojo @explainjojo@crazynoisybizarre.town Here's where to find the gang on the internet! Eliz: eliz.abeth.net @elizsimins Courtney: superopinionated.com @courtney@friend.camp Darius: tinysubversions.com @tinysubversions @darius@friend.camp

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JJBPod welcomes Bloof (@LadyBloof) back to the podcast to help with our burning Stone Ocean questions - and to join us in a retrospective on this sixth arc of JoJo. We also talk about Eyes of Heaven, the Phantom Blood movie, how long each arc is, which fights should have been cut from Part 6, how the short kings of JoJo stack up, and the weirdest JoJo merch. FAREWELL, STONE OCEAN | Rate us nicely on Apple Podcasts | Support us on Patreon | Follow us on Twitter | Subscribe to us on YouTube | Join the fan Discord --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jjbpod/message

We talk about the conclusion to the Phantom Blood arc and how author Hirohiko Araki avoids “resetting to zero” in order to have a handle on the power creep of his heroes and villains. Skip synopsis @ 5:29   Email: WeAppreciateManga@Gmail.com   107: Jojo's Bizarre Adventure vol. 5 By Hirohiko Araki Chapters 38 to 44, The Three from a Faraway part Land part 3 and Fire and Ice part 6 Translation by Evan Galloway Lettering by Mark Mcmurray   In the final volume of Phantom Blood, the Joestar group including new members Dire, Straizo and Tonpetty confront Dio. Dire makes his first strike only to be flash frozen and dismembered by Dio. Dire's head is thrown away and lands near a rose, in his final moment a conscious Dire uses his mouth to sling a Hamon infused rose at Dio and blind him in one eye.   Jojo then strikes Dio with a sword, splitting the body in twain, yet Dio reforms his body and grabs Jojo by the carotid artery, with the sword still attached. Dio attempts to freeze Jojo's feet in place as he uses his vampire venom on Jojo and keep him alive so to leach Jojo's life energy. The two form an impasse of physical dominance over each other. Yet the fast-thinking Jojo twists the sword towards a naked flame behind Dio. The thermal energy is channelled as Hamon and is used to free Jojo and defeat Dio, blasting the vampire out into the ocean. Jojo uses Hamon to push Dio's venom from out of his neck whilst Tonpetty and Straizo fight off the rest of Dio's zombies and save Pocco's sister in the process. Afterwards they destroy the stone mask that gave Dio his vampire powers.   Time passes and Jojo is on a cruise ship to America with his new wife Erina. He is alarmed when he sees Dio's servant Wang Chan on board, soon he discovers that Dio is on the ship now surviving as a head in a jar. Dio reveals his plan to turn everyone on the ship into his zombies and behead Jojo so that he can gain a new body. Believing that if destiny forces him not to beat Jojo then he may as well literally join him, Dio's brain to Jojo's flesh!   A desperate and cornered Jojo manages to infuse Hamon into Wang Chan, making the Chinaman a puppet to Jojo's will. Wang Chan's body is then used to block up the steam engine on the boat with Jojo's plan being to blow the ship with Dio and himself on it. Erina wishes to die with Jojo until Jojo asks Erina to live so that she may save the life of an orphan baby on board. This is Jojo's dying wish as an orphan whose mother also died cradling her child.   Jojo dies on the ship with Dio's head in his arms. Their fight finally at its conclusion.     Topics:   ·       Impressions and technical aspects of the manga. ·       Original scene in the studio David anime, the chess scene. ·       The “man vs man” conflict of shonen manga compared to the  “vs nature” style of plot. ·       “Never return to Zero” Hirohiko Araki's rule on storytelling, and how he compromises this by having his “heroes pass on the torch” a clever way on avoiding “power creep” settling in on his heroes and villains. ·       Spin offs and media tie ins:   -        The 2007 animated movie based on the manga has parts of the story, power element explanations, famous lines, and characters omitted from it. Since there are too many to list here you can instead read up on the differences on the dedicated Jojo Wiki.   -        In 2006 there was a videogame adaptation for the Playstation 2, a sort of spiritual sequel to the previous 2003 game that was an adaptation of part 5 of the manga series. Considering the release date, it is fair to say that this was meant to tie in with the film release.   -        A 2013 videogame, ‘All Star Battle' originally for the Playstation 3 features characters from Phantom Blood as well as the rest of the series.   -        A 2015 videogame called ‘Eyes of Heaven' was originally released for both PS3 and PS4 Playstation platforms. The main antagonist of the game is “Heavenly Ascension Dio” a Dio from another reality that is able to use interdimensional travel as he fights multiple generations of the Joestar family. This version of Dio was made specifically for the story of this videogame.     Facebook Instagram Twitter Official Website   Email

We talk about author Hirohiko Araki's flaws and success with the Phantom Blood arc of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. Bringing up his issue with pacing the manga against multiple set pieces and fights spanning multiple environments but also praise his use of writing brave characters that inspire empathy, as well as his ability to use real world science to explain the most bizarre parts of the action.  Skip synopsis @ 5: 11   Email: WeAppreciateManga@Gmail.com   106: Jojo's Bizarre Adventure vol. 4 Chapters 28 and 37 ‘Tarkus and the Dark Knight Blufford' Part 3 and ‘The Three from a Faraway Land' part 2 By Hirohiko Araki Translation by Evan Galloway Lettering by Mark Mcmurray   The Joestar group fight Dio, in response Dio summons the undead Tarkus and Bluford. Bluford fights as if his hair is a third arm, he can also drain blood from each strand of his hair.   Through the power of Hamon, Jojo sloughs off at the undead flesh of Bluford and in turn restores his nervous system. Meaning Bluford feels pain. Bluford restrains his strike and realizes that Jojo is not fighting back, he shows honour and gratitude for being able to feel again, then yields before turning into dust. Tarkus is less sympathetic, he stomps on what remains of Bluford and then blasts the Joestar group a large distance, Zepelli defends himself from the blast by keeping himself horizontal to it, minimizing himself as a target and lessening the surface area of the damage.   Poco, having previously been hypnotized by Dio, returns with the help of two men, however they do not believe Poco and thus torment the young boy. Tarkus appears and kills the two men. The Joestar group close the distance on Tarkus and save Poco, both Jojo and Zepelli use Hamon and static electricity to form a parachute of fallen leaves and parasail to safety. During their journey Zepelli tells Speedwagon of his training with master Tonpetty, but keeps the prophecy that he will die saving Jojo a secret.   They land on the roof a castle which leads Jojo into a trap room with Tarkus, unable to effectively use Hamon. Poco remembers what his sister taught him about bravery and breaks into the room, he opens it up from inside so that Zepelli can fight Tarkus and although Zepelli is fatally wounded by Tarkus, he is able to give the last of his Hamon energy to Jojo, setting Jojo free and passing on the figurative torch to him.   Upon defeating Tarkus in a spectacular fashion they journey towards the town Dio enslaved. They are joined by a new group of men also ready to help finish what Zepelli started. The men are Dire, Straizo, and Zepelli's teacher, Master Tonpetty. Dio awaits them with Poco's sister as his prisoner, she is refusing any temptation of immortality that Dio offers her.       Topics:   ·       “Bravery begets empathy”: Hirohiko Araki has a brilliant technique in that he has characters do brave things for us to feel empathy for them. Both the flashback with Poco and Zepelli set up later events that call for both characters to be brave. ·       A criticism of Phantom Blood is how one fight can be prolonged over vast distances in multiple settings. One can suspect that if opinion polls/ratings had dropped in reader surveys that Dio would have appeared in the same castle as the “Two-Headed Dragon room” however we are introduced to new characters, Dire and Straizo before this time. Poco himself is reintroduced during the fight with Tarkus. This has a detrimental effect on the pacing of the manga.   Other references:   ·       “Turgor pressure” think of the word turgid, which is opposite to flaccid. Something turgid is swollen with water whilst something flaccid just has water sloshing around, there is no build-up of pressure in it. It is often used to describe the build-up of water pressure in the cells of a plant, in this manga it is used to explain the reasoning as to how Bluford can flex and move his hair. This implies that there is a sort of blood plasma in his hair that Bluford has full control over. Until Araki introduced the idea of “stand power” villains in Jojo's Bizarre Adventure gained their powers through their full cellular level control. It is also fair to say that Bluford's hair is not normal and perhaps does resemble that of a plant or a hair cell found in one's ears. In reality; the hair on your head is dead, only the follicles count as a living part of your body and needs blood flow from your skin to be able to generate the keratin that makes your hair strands. ·       Minimising surface area for damage is a technique used by Zepelli and is applied in real circumstances. For example, if someone were to be in a gunfight then laying in a prone position will shrink you as a target to your enemy and avoid splash damage from shrapnel, unless the enemy is on higher ground than yourself of course. An inverse example is if you were to hit the ground in a falling elevator, you would have to spread out the surface damage so as not to break your bones, so laying down in a prone position means your body can better distribute the force of the hit. ·       “To love and win is the best thing. To love and lose, the next best.”  - William Makepeace Thackeray, Thackery himself was a Victorian era English writer, known for social satire. His most well-known book is arguably Vanity Fair, "Mother is the name for God" appears in the 1994 movie The Crow. ·       Salween River Tibet, implies Tonpetty is a Tibetan monk and that he is Buddhist.   Facebook Instagram Twitter Official Website   Email

Continuing our read along of Phantom Blood we get our first appearance of the Yoda figure and Jobro Mr. Zepelli! A man who is willing to teach Jojo all the vegan chi powers he can muster (that's Hamon energy to Jojoites). Now a lot of sagely teacher characters can come off dull and boring but not in Jojo's world! We also talk about how brave characters can beget empathy from the reader and fact check the historical fantasy of the manga.   Skip synopsis @ 6:47   Email: WeAppreciateManga@Gmail.com   105: Jojo's Bizarre Adventure vol. 3 Chapters 18 to 27, ‘Jack the Ripper and Zeppeli the Strange part 1' and ‘Tarkus and the Dark Knight Bruford part 2' By Hirohiko Araki Translation by Evan Galloway Lettering by Mark Mcmurray Our hero Jojo, having fought a vampire who killed his dad has recovered well from his injuries. It is at this time he meets a new mentor, the odd and mysterious Baron Will Anthonio Zeppeli or Mr. Zeppeli for short. He helps Jojo's arm heal faster with the use of Hamon, translated literally as ripple or wave energy. He teaches Jojo Sendo, the way of the hermit, a martial art that will allow him to harness the power of Hamon, in return he asks that Jojo helps him find and destroy the stone mask that birthed the vampire Dio. Since the once young Zeppeli himself had an unfortunate encounter with the stone mask.   One of Dio's agents attacks Jojo during his training but it serves only as a demonstration of Jojo's power, soon Jojo, Zeppeli and Speedwagon track the follower of Dio to a tunnel where they are attacked by another servant of Dio, the infamous Jack the Ripper. During the fight Jack flees into the darkness of a hidden cavern, Zeppeli gives Jojo a glass of wine and tells him that if he is to train in future with him then he must defeat Jack on his own without spilling a single drop. Turns out the glass of wine acts as a conduit of Hamon and thus reacts to the presence of Jack, avoiding any surprises, Jojo uses the Hamon to blast jack to his demise, all thanks to Zeppeli's loaded weapon of a wine glass.   Afterwards a boy steals the men's bags and lures them to a trap encounter with Dio amongst a sun set, having hypnotized the boy to do his bidding. Zeppeli makes his attack. Dio however has found a way to avoid Hamon strikes by using the laws of thermodynamics in conjunction with his vampire body. Heat is absorbed by Dio's body and in turn causing Hamon users to get frost bitten if they make physical contact with him. Dio summons two warriors from their graves to take his place in the fight with Jojo and the injured Zeppeli. These are Tarkus and the Dark Knight Bruford, former retainers to the deceased Queen of Scotland, Mary Stuart. Topics: ·       We have the first appearance of a Yoda figure, the “Jobro” Zeppeli, and we talk about what makes him such an entertaining teacher for our hero. ·       Author Hirohiko Araki demonstrates his ability to incite empathy through the  bravery of his characters, in the next volume he'll go on to set up and pay off certain events by having characters become brave enough to face their fate. ·       The new Rohan Kishibe movie will be released on May 26, 2023 (James is mistaken to believe it is in March 2023) For those who do not know, Rohan Kishibe is a character who first appears in the fourth part of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, ‘Diamond is Unbreakable'. The film itself ‘Rohan au Louvre' can be viewed as a sequel to the live action TV series (which is currently on its third season), this is also based of the manga spin off ‘Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan' which tells the story of manga artist Kishibe's travels as he satiates his voracious curiosity for a need to seek new inspiration, often encountering dangerous and supernatural threats.   Other references: ·       Jack the ripper was a real and unidentified serial killer active in the London district of Whitechapel in 1888. The name comes from the historical letters claiming to be the killer. The events revolving around the Zodiac killer are similar to Jack the ripper in terms of the communication between the alleged killer and authorities, but it's also important to note that the Unabomber was caught because he published a manifesto which was key in his brother identifying him to the FBI.   ·       The Highlander movie starring Sean Connery was released in the summer of 1986, since the Phantom Blood manga was first published in the winter of 1987 it is a fair assumption to say that Araki was inspired by the movie. ·       Unlike the manga, Mary, Queen of Scots has no blood relation to the Tudors, belonging from house Stewart of the Stewart dynasty. She was also in fact executed in 1587 at the age of 44, where as the manga shows her executed at the age of 23 in 1565. Her retainers in the manga are also fictitious. Her execution was a result of her complicity in treason against the Tudor queen, Elizabeth I. ·       Zeppeli's name is a reference to Led Zeppelin. A band whose contemporaries would have been the bands Deep Purple and Black Sabbath. English bands that were undoubtedly the progenitor for heavy rock and metal, and are historically significant because of it. ·       Dio's name is also a reference to ex-lead singer of Black Sabbath, whom recorded the ‘Heaven and Hell' album in 1980 after Ozzie Osbourne was fired, Ronnie James Dio, formed a band with the name of Dio in 1982, one of his most famous songs from that era being ‘Holy Diver'. He died in 2010.   Facebook Instagram Twitter Official Website   Email

James and Steven continue their read-a-long of the Phantom Blood manga. Where the author Araki pays off the last volume by having lots of gore and shirtless action.  104: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure vol. 2 Chapters 9 and 17, ‘The Stone Mask part 2' and 'The Birth of DIO' By Hirohiko Araki After striking a dagger at Jojo's dad, Dio is “fatally” shot by the police. The police captain expresses guilt, knowing that Dio's father was a dishonourable thief, he remembers when Jojo's father dropped charges of the theft, giving Dio's father mercy and compassion, something that he believes George Joestar, Jojo's dad should never had done. Either way, Dio is now, to everyone's surprise, a new born vampire, and so he smashes in the police captain's head from behind. Dio obliterates the cops and manages to turn one into a ghoul, Jojo retorts by grabbing a spear from one of the old armour suits and defeats the ghoul but Dio snaps the spear and stabs Jojo in the shoulder with it. Whilst Dio gloats he turns his back on the last men standing, Jojo and Speedwagon. The game of hide and seek does not last long when an oil lamp is smashed into Dio. Luckily for Dio he can regrow his skin whilst it is in flames. Jojo leads Dio away from Speedwagon to higher ground, He strikes Speedwagon sending him flying backward to safety.  Dio then throws a flaming chair at Jojo but Jojo grabs a sword, stabs it into the floor and jumps off the hilt to reach the balcony above. Jojo leaves his dead father to burn in the flames whilst Speedwagon believes that Jojo intends to fight Dio on the roof, all whilst the flames eat away the building sending them both to their death. When Dio knocks Jojo through the collapsed roof Jojo uses the spear that was impaled in his shoulder to give himself leverage, then in the middle of his jump he takes of his belt and lassos Dio's ankle. He sends Dio falling, Jojo jumps into Dio and drives the dagger that was used to kill his dad into Dio, who is then impaled after falling onto a statue below. A badly burnt Jojo survives by using Dio's body to break his fall. When Speedwagon goes to visit the injured Jojo but is refused by the nurse. Later in the night Speedwagon breaks in to the hospital and sees that Jojo awakens to the nurse at his bedside. The nurse is Jojo's first love and long-lost sweetheart Erina. Speedwagon then leaves without giving away his presence, his heart warmed by what he has seen. Meanwhile the Chinaman who provided Dio with the poison scavenges the ruins of the Joestar home. A charred arm reaches from out of the rumble, grabs the Chinaman's wrist and drains the man of his life force. Araki was relatively young and still new to storytelling as a mangaka when he made Phantom Blood. And because of this there are things in it he clearly would not do today, but in spite of this Araki tends to immerse as much twists in his action scenes as possible and this is what makes any action scene great. The problem arises however is that he struggles to build a sense of escalation, where the stakes increase the longer the fight goes on. He does a noble attempt at this by having the house on fire but the fire itself doesn't seem to have an effect on the fight itself. Jojo never coughs or struggles to breathe nor is he or Dio blinded by any smoke, then again perhaps it would have prolonged the fight to unrealistic proportions if he did that. In any case Araki chose to focus more on the props in the environment, the dagger, the spear, the flaming chair and when there seemed to be no more props left he wrote in Jojo to use his belt. If props are foreshadowed well in advance then this creates a satisfying and cohesive story. For every twist to be a surprise you have to hide the setup, but so not to confuse your reader you have to give a moment to explain what happened. Araki gets better at this with age. A detriment towards depicting fantastic fight scenes, especially against the supernatural, is the difficulty in reading and having the reader immersed. Manga as an art form is wholly suggestive in depicting action. In the second volume of Phantom Blood, we see Johnathan Joestar can grab items in the middle of a fall and take off his belt in the middle of a jump, sadly such scenes create a poor depiction of time as characters never feel like they are climbing or falling, more like they are floating in space as they act. Other references: Another scene reminiscent to the novel Les Misérables (Victor Hugo, 1862) is when we see Dario Brando in prison for stealing from George Joestar. The interaction is very similar to the characters Jean Valjean and Bishop Myriel. DIO scaling the walls and coming in through the window is like the mannerisms of Dracula (Bram Stoker, 1897), who was also able to do such type of activity. Erina and Jojo's romance exhibits an all-too-common trope, the ‘Florence Nightingale Effect' named after the famous nurse and statistician who in reality was a chaste character. It's also a common phenomena too, known as “Florence Nightingale Syndrome” It is an easy way for a romance to bloom in Shonen action and battle manga, since the hero tends to be in a lot of fights the love interest builds intimacy by nursing them.

The first part of Jojo's Bizzare Adventure (Phantom Blood) is best described as Dracula starring Jean Claude Van Damme with costume design by Jean Paul Gaultier, and you know something? It is a good read! Blending Shonen anime spectacle with the influence of classical literature. We see if the manga has stood the test of time since its 80's debut. Skip synopsis @ 6:32 Email: WeAppreciateManga@Gmail.com   103: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure vol. 1 Chapters 1 to 8, ‘Prologue' and ‘The Stone Mask part 1' By Hirohiko Araki Translation by Evan Galloway Lettering by Mark Mcmurray   Phantom Blood is the first part of the epic Jojo's Bizarre Adventure and tells the tale of two young men, Johnathan “Jojo” Joestar and Dio Brando. It starts in south America during the reign of the Aztecs, where a king has used a magical death mask like object to gain supernatural power, then we are taken to the 80's, the 1880's to be precise. where Dio arrives at the home of the Joestars after the death of his father, Dario.   Jojo's father, George Joestar, becomes Godfather to Dio and so they welcome the young man under their roof, all whilst Dio plans to rob Jojo of his status and make him suffer. Dio does this whilst maintaining the guise of a step brother but when he discovers Jojo has a girlfriend, he torments him further by forcing a kiss on the poor girl. Dio sadistically claiming, “You wanted Jojo to be your first kiss, but it was I, Dio”.   So, Jojo attempts to kick his ass and in doing so spills blood on the mask that hangs in their home. That same magical mask used by the Aztecs now activated by the touch of blood and designed to penetrate the wearer's brain upon doing so.   Years pass by but Dio takes it further when Jojo infers that Dio had poisoned his father, Dario Brando and has been doing the same to George Joestar.   Jojo sets up new care for his father and sets out on a journey to discover the origin of the poison and get evidence, or at least a cure for his father. Meanwhile Dio investigates the mask to use as a potential murder weapon against Jojo only to discover that it can turn its wearer into a vampire.   As Dio returns to the Joestar residence he is ambushed by Jojo who has gained new allies on his journey, meanwhile Dio, with mask in hand, has a plan.     ·       The theme of Jojo is one of becoming a “peon to humanity”, Jojo aspires to become a true gentleman. Meanwhile Dio himself aspires for greatness albeit through horrific ways, and at the cost of his own humanity.   ·       Phantom Blood was first published on January 1987 in Shuesha's weekly Shonen.  Alongside the original run of Dragonball (not Z), Ultimate Muscle and Saint Seiya. Like Saint Seiya, Phantom Blood is a very fashion-conscious manga, as we'll see in later episodes. This was to appeal to the readers at the time.   ·       At the time the manga was published Arnold Schwarzenneger, Slyvester Stallone and Jean Claude Van Damme were dominating Hollywood. Their action movies were a response to feminism at the time, with men being celebrated for their physical strength and stamina. So naturally Araki has his hero be the same way, which makes more sense knowing that Jojo needs to be exaggerated physically in order to fight the supernaturally powerfully Dio.   ·       Physically masculine heroes aren't an action movie ideal either, Jojo takes more influence from ancient styles of stories, where mythological characters show further supernatural feats of masculinity, such as the greek Demi-god Hercules, the Olympics itself being a demonstration of competitive power and indiviualism.     ·       One of the manga's most iconic scenes is Dio's “kick the dog” moment. A now popular trope for villains, the oldest examples being seen in Anne Brontë's novel, ‘Agnes Grey ‘(1847) where upon Mr. Hatfield kicks not just a dog but also a cat, Anne's sister, Emily went one step further by having Heathcliff hang a puppy in Wuthering Heights, which was published within that same month and year. In Stephen King's novel, ‘The Dead Zone' (1979), the villain of that story also kicks a dog. It is important to note that the trope isn't about kicking dogs but instead is a shorthand way to tell the audience immediately that a character is despicable.   Other references:   ·       The manga opens during the reign of the Aztec Empire, the empire itself was taken over by Spanish conquistadors and their allies in 1521. The Aztecs, also known as the ancient Mexica were the ancestors of the Nahua people of Mexico.   ·       A nod to Charles Darwin is mentioned, Jojo having a passion for archeology compares his studies to Darwin's and wishes to make breakthroughs like himself. Darwin himself changed academia with his ‘Origin of Species' published in 1859. Although incredibly abstract for its time, Darwin's theories still have a lot of credit to them in contemporary times. The phrase “survival of the fittest” is sometimes mistaken as Darwin's words but comes from Herbert Spencer, responding to Darwin. For Jojo to speak of Darwin, is no different than millennials speaking of Carl Sagan or Jordan Peterson, of which the latter's academic legacy has arguably not reached apotheosis as of writing this article. But who knows what the future will bring?   ·       Dario Brando actions resemble that of the character Thénardier in Victor Hugo's Les Miserables, they both inadvertently save a man whilst trying to rob them.   ·       Speedwagon looks suspiciously like Australian actor and film director Mel Gibson, especially in his mullet wearing Lethal Weapon days.   ·       The mysterious mask in Phantom Blood resembles the mask seen in the Italian horror movie ‘Demons' (1985), that mask has the power to turn someone into a ghoulish demon. Although it may be coincidence, it could also have been a possible inspiration for Araki.   Facebook Instagram Twitter Official Website   Email

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Our first post-centennial episode comes with an introduction to an absolute classic in the anime sphere, originating all the way back in 1987, with JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. We start with Parts 1 and 2 for this week's episode, following the stoic Jonathan Joestar in Phantom Blood as he faces off against the evil Dio, and then continuing with his grandson Joseph in Battle Tendency as he fights the Pillar Men, named after cool American bands! The show's reputation precedes it, as Iris and Michael discover just how deep this rabbit hole goes, but beyond how crazy the narrative gets, there's aspects of horror, comedy, drama, and Speedwagon packed into these two short seasons. Content warning: SPOILERS, strong language.

Our podcast must contend with yet another smug vampire as JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood comes to a close. Having survived the inferno at Joestar Manor, Dio Brando is determined to conquer the world. As Dio creates an army of undead minions, Jonathan Joestar trains under Baron Zeppeli to master the Ripple. Identical to the sun's rays, the power of Ripple seems instrumental to fighting the Stone Mask's curse. Dio is always one step ahead of our heroes, however, and has mastered some dangerous techniques of his own. JoJo and his friends must battle fallen knights, zombified villagers, and even a few snakes to reach the top of Dio's dark tower. Jonathan Joestar and Dio Brando will have their fated duel, but JoJo's Bizarre Adventure has only just begun. Try not to lose your on today's exciting episode of Anime Was (Not) A Mistake! Rate, Review, Subscribe, and Listen to Us on Podbean/iTunes/Stitcher/Spotify Follow us on Instagram:@animewasnotamistakepodcast Or on Facebook:@animewasnotamistakepod Music Provided: “Sono Chi no Sadame TV-Size Instrumental” – JoJo's Bizarre Adventure OP 1   “Simple And Clean -Ray of Hope MIX” - KINGDOM HEARTS HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue - Soundtrack “Sakura Kiss String Version” – Ouran High School Host Club

Hello everybody, and welcome to season 2 of Anime Roulette, the podcast where three friends share their unwarranted opinions on anime!This season, we're posing our way through Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, starting with Part 1: Phantom Blood!In this episode, we discuss what makes a villain truly evil, the trauma that comes with a bad upbringing, and which character is the biggest simp!Opening and Ending brought to you by Jhariah!Artist: JhariahSong: PRESSURE BOMB 3?!?!

A new era of Anime Mistake Was (Not) A Mistake begins today, as does the multi-generational feud between the Joestar family and Dio Brando. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood sets the stage for this dramatic saga with a Victorian horror story. The young Jonathan Joestar finds his idyllic life overturned by the arrival of the wicked Dio Brando. What starts as a conflict between brothers takes a turn for the bizarre when an ancient Stone Mask comes into play. The mask allows Dio to shed his humanity (or what little he had left) in exchange for supernatural powers and immortality. JoJo must accept his destiny and wield a few special powers of his own in order to save the world from Dio. Along the way he'll have to contend with street toughs, switchblade hats, and names that are bound to cause copyright issues. So find your best drinking cape and join us for a Hamon-powered installment of Anime Was (Not) A Mistake! Rate, Review, Subscribe, and Listen to Us on Podbean/iTunes/Stitcher/Spotify Follow us on Instagram:@animewasnotamistakepodcast Or on Facebook:@animewasnotamistakepod Music Provided: “Sono Chi no Sadame TV-Size Instrumental” – JoJo's Bizarre Adventure OP 1   “Simple And Clean -Ray of Hope MIX” - KINGDOM HEARTS HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue - Soundtrack “Sakura Kiss String Version” – Ouran High School Host Club

Jonathan Jostar is still trying to kill his adopted brother turned vampire Dio Brando. However, an ancient graveyard of knights being reanimated stands in the path of his revenge. Will he be able to harness the true secrets of hamon to unlock the power necessary to defeat Dio in their final 1v1 conflict? Either way, only one of them is walking out alive as we reach Phantom Blood's ultimate conclusion. This week, Matt, Jae, and Jacob read and discuss JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood by Hirohiko ArakiRead along, meme along, or just yell at our bad opinions by following @OverMangaCast on Twitter.YouTube / Instagram / FacebookLeave a review: Podchaser

Justin & Cyrus come together to discuss everything and anything Jojo's Bizarre Adventure! Starting with the 2012 cut of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure's Phantom Blood and Battle Tendency. They discuss Hirohiko Araki, the creativity and longevity of the franchise! Follow The he Lookout on Twitter: @TheLookoutRNCFollow Cyrus: @CyrusOnTWRFollow Justin: @OGJOHNNY5 Stay subscribed to The Lookout podcast:https://www.smarturl.it/LookoutOnRNC

Good morning, afternoon, and evening! As promised previously, your favorite protagonists are here to talk about the internet's favorite meme machine, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure! Focusing on the first two arcs Phantom Blood and Battle Tendency, Kaylie, Bodio, and Andy discuss the merits of the story, from their love of good boys like Jonathan Joestar and REO Speedwagon to unique elements such as its use of color theory and JACKED DUDES vogueing and posing daintily. Also included: lots of Muscle Man impressions, Pillar Men theme song singing, and memes. So many memes...

Hey guys. Sorry I've been making a habit of being a day late. Family was flying in and I had to pick them up in a blizzard. We do get to finish Phantom Blood of Jojo's which is nice. If you have any comments, thoughts or advice, or suggestions for manga to read, please comment below to help us improve the podcast!

Hey guys. Sorry I've been making a habit of being a day late. Family was flying in and I had to pick them up in a blizzard. We do get to finish Phantom Blood of Jojo's which is nice. If you have any comments, thoughts or advice, or suggestions for manga to read, please comment below to help us improve the podcast!

Yeah we're late again. Sorry. Things will be back to normal soon. 

We summarize our thoughts, our favorites, and some "thought-provoking" questions on Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood! Bridget struggles with abbreviations and tries to derail Lauren with talks of Dungeons and Dragons.We also announce a new bonus series covering Naruto exclusive only to our Patreon supporters!Watch Fooly Cooly (or FLCL) with us on Hulu, Funimation, or Crunchyroll.https://linktr.ee/GatewayAnimePodcast

It's the last 3 episodes of Phantom Blood! Lauren has to go to work in 3 hours from us recording this...at 4am. A lot of band references go over our heads (but don't worry - the power of google (and love) help us understand them.) We meet Straightso (we know that's not how you spell it) and then don our alternate personalities, Gayso and Straightso...then Lauren's computer has enough of our antics and shuts down. Next week we summarize our thoughts on the season, answer some questions, and roll the d20 for a new show!Watch Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood with us on Netflix, Hulu, Funimation, or Crunchyroll.https://linktr.ee/GatewayAnimePodcast

It is time to defeat Dio once and for all! Join Isak and Brandon as they cover Jotaro Kujo's journey to Egypt as The Amateur Otaku takes on Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Part 3: Stardust Crusaders! Check out our Episode on Part 1: Phantom Blood and Part 2: Battle Tendency here! Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Parts 1-6 is available on Netflix worldwide. Click here for The Amateur Otaku Archive, where you'll find our podcast episodes and editorials on great anime we know you'll love. We are available Spotify and Anchor ! If there are any topics, manga, anime or films that you would like us to cover in an episode; please lets us know your thoughts on our Twitter, Facebook page or send us an email at AmateurOtakuRTF@gmail.com We really look forward to her from you! Thanks for listening, Find Brandon Alvarado Find Doc Isak Wolff Find Michael Thomas --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theamateurotaku/support

Kirsty & Carissa enter an eternal battle between good and evil that begins in 19th century England. Jonathan Joestar meets Dio Brando! Tensions are high! There may be vampires involved! Words alone simply cannot communicate what is happening here!   Topic: Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Part 1: Phantom Blood by Hirohiko Araki Theme: "Make It Ours" by Evermore

There's still way too much info being thrown way too fast...the sub is quickly showing itself to be superior to the dub when it comes to dialogue/translations. Physics plays no meaning in this world. Lauren cries from laughter while Bridget rants in confusing accents over what she just watched.Watch Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood with us on Netflix, Hulu, Funimation, or Crunchyroll.https://linktr.ee/GatewayAnimePodcast

The dice has spoken and we must obey...we must watch JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood. Lauren has the giggles as Bridget tries to wrap her head around what they're watching, and quickly realizing maybe she isn't as weeby as she thought...yet. Warning: there's a sad dog part in here...what's with anime and dog deaths?!Watch Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood with us on Netflix, Hulu, Funimation, or Crunchyroll.https://linktr.ee/GatewayAnimePodcast

Last week's episode was meant to come out this week! Chip screwed up the update schedule, so to get everything back on track we've got a best of Phantom Blood side episode for you. We'll be back with the second half of Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan next week!

This week, we discuss the long-running series JoJo's Bizarre adventure. And while it might have been out for a while, we recently started watching and have become hooked. We discuss the plot and characters of part 1 and part 2, as well as the overall plot lines. We also get into why we appreciate this series and how it influenced the multiple series that came after it.

Welcome to my first Tier List video!This tier list will be ranking all the Jojo's Bizarre Adventure opening and ending songs from phantom blood to stone ocean!Hope you all enjoy the video and my thoughts!Tell me what you thought about the video in the comments below! Open to all suggestions, even if you call me trash lol.Follow Me On All Socials:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealcroc/(Second)Meme Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefakecroc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheRealCroc_Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Spotify Podcast:https://open.spotify.com/show/4Sa9ScN...Buzzsprout:https://therealcroc.buzzsprout.com/Check out Sadderday Merch here:https://sadderday.com/Logo & Banner Created By: https://www.youtube.com/c/LaWinnsTvhttps://www.instagram.com/lawinnslens/Support the show (https://paypal.me/THEREALCROC?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US)

The Amateur Otaku has finally arrived to the weird and exotic show that spurred out of the pages of Hirohiko Araki's imagination, Jojo's Bizarre Adventure! Join Isak and Brandon as they begin their long awaited journey through Part 1 and 2 of this literal and historical phenomenon. Ps - The Mad Doc had some technical difficulties, and we apologies about that in advance Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Parts 1-6 are available on Netflix Worldwide. Click here for The Amateur Otaku Archive, where you'll find our podcast episodes and editorials on great anime we know you'll love. You can also find us on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify,Anchor and more! If there are any topics, manga, anime or films that you would like us to cover in an episode; please lets us know your thoughts on our Twitter, Facebook page or send us an email at AmateurOtakuRTF@gmail.com We really look forward to her from you! Thanks for listening, Find Brandon Alvarado Find Doc Isak Wolff --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theamateurotaku/support

We rewatched part 1&2 (Phantom Blood and Battle Tendency) and here are our thoughts on it!

Joseph Jostar is you average red-blooded English boy living alone with his father and servants in a stately manor. However, this all gets turned on its head when the devilishly gentlemanly Dio Brando comes to live with them and turns his life upside down! How will he learn to live with this strange boy who usurps him at ever corner? Also at some point there are vampires... look, its a bizarre adventure. This week, Matt, Jae, and Jacob read and discuss JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood by Hirohiko ArakiRead along, meme along, or just yell at our bad opinions by following @OverMangaCast on Twitter.YouTube / Instagram / Facebook Leave a review: Podchaser

Hear me gush about part one of Jojos for 10 minutes.

In this episode, Satsunami seeks the help of his friend BlowfishmanTV to begin diving into the weird and wonderful world of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, starting with part one. What is Hamon? What is Pluck? What is even going on? All this and more in this episode!For more content from Satsunami, please click here!For more content from BlowfishmanTV then please check him out here.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chatsunami/message

Welcome to 1987.  DIO has been reawakened for 4 years. A young, troubled teen named Jotaro Kujo is locked away in a cell. The Crusaders must assemble to settle a score 100 years in the making.  We braved the rocky waters of Phantom Blood and Battle Tendency, FINALLY reaching Stardust Crusaders.  Dom and Nathaniel discuss all the new characters and of course the greatest power system ever made: Stands.  Follow us on Twitter @WastelandTv You can also find the podcast in audio form on Youtube.  Write into the show at: wastelandanimepod@gmail.com •         •          • Hosts Dom Esclovon & Nathaniel Garofalo explore anime (and sometimes manga) together with determination and the power of friendship. In the show's first season, we will be watching the anime/manga JoJo's Bizarre Adventure in its entirety. One of us a JoJo expert and the other a JoJo virgin.

We move on through Phantom Blood with episodes 4-7 of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Season One! Make sure to catch up or rewatch if you haven't already! Or you could just listen to the episode as is. We don't own you. Think for yourself for once in your life. Hosts Dom Esclovon & Nathaniel Garofalo explore anime (and sometimes manga) together with determination and the power of friendship. In the show's first season, we will be watching the anime/manga JoJo's Bizarre Adventure in its entirety. One of us a JoJo expert and the other a JoJo virgin.

We complete the short, but memorable tale of Jonathan VS. Dio and the subsequent journey of Jonathan and his loyal crew to claim justice against Dio's vampiric crimes against humanity. Phantom Blood comes to and end! And the torch is passed on to a new generation... Hosts Dom Esclovon & Nathaniel Garofalo explore anime (and sometimes manga) together with determination and the power of friendship. In the show's first season, we will be watching the anime/manga JoJo's Bizarre Adventure in its entirety. One of us a JoJo expert and the other a JoJo virgin.

In the inaugural episode, we take a moment to introduce ourselves and the show, before we jump in to the first three episodes of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure season one! Hosts Dom Esclovon & Nathaniel Garofalo explore anime (and sometimes manga) together with determination and the power of friendship. In the show's first season, we will be watching the anime/manga JoJo's Bizarre Adventure in its entirety. One of us a JoJo expert and the other a JoJo virgin.

JoJo's discussion starts at 17:22. In this episode, Tristan(!) hosts the podcast as he and Ali interview Bera and Dan. They have never seen JoJo's Bizarre Adventure and have started with Phantom Blood! Find out what they thought about the beginnings of the JoJo's series. Music: Yes – Roundabout