JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (OAV)
Alternative title:
JoJo no Kimyō na Bōken (Japanese)
JOJO冒險野郎 (Chinese (Taiwan))
Le bizzarre avventure di Jojo (Italian)
Невероятное Приключение ДжоДжо (Russian)
ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 (Japanese)
죠죠의 기묘한 모험 (Korean)
Objectionable content:
Intense
Plot Summary:
Kujo Jotaro is a normal, popular Japanese high-schooler, until he thinks that he is possesed by a spirit, and locks himself in prison. After seeing his grandfather, Joseph Joestar, and fighting Joseph's friend Muhammad Abdul, Jotaro learns that the "Sprirt" is actually Star Platinum, his Stand, or fighting energy given a semi-solid form. Later, his mother gains a Stand, and becomes sick. Jotaro leanrs that it is because the vampire Dio Brando has been revived 100 years after his defeat to Jonathan Joestar, Jotaro's great-great-grandfather. Jotaro decides to join Joseph and Abdul in a trip to Egypt to defeat Dio once and for all.
User Ratings:
272 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
half hour per episode
Number of episodes:
13
Episode titles: We have 13
Vintage:
1993-11-19 to 1994-11-18 (First OVA series)
2000-05-25 to 2002-01-25 (Second OVA series)
Release dates: We have 14
Opening Theme:
"Dio's Dervish" by Marco D'Ambrosio [eps 2-6]
Trivia: We have 4
Comment:
In order to keep the story in chronological order, the North American release begins with the second OVA (episodes 1 through 7) which came out in 2000, and then moves on to feature the first OVA (episodes 8 through 13) which came out in 1993, because the first OVA covers the second half of the story and the second OVA covers the first half of the story.
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JoJo's Release Update (Feb 4, 2004)
Trinoc*Con to feature Anime (Jul 11, 2003)
JoJo Delayed Indefinitely (Apr 2, 2003)
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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Update (Feb 27, 2003)
STA Announces First JoJo Release Date (Dec 30, 2002)
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| DVD (Region 1) |
| JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure (DVD 1) 2003-05-10 (from $50.00) |
| JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure - w/ Artbox (DVD 1) 2003-05-10 |
| JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure (DVD 2) 2003-11-15 (from $120.51) |
| JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure (DVD 3) 2004-02-24 (from $95.69) |
| JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure (DVD 4) 2004-04-27 |
| JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure (DVD 5) 2004-06-29 (from $198.99) |
| JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure (DVD 6) 2004-08-31 |
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Director:
Eiji Yamanaka (ep 12) Hideki Futamura (eps 7-10) Hiroyuki Kitakubo (eps 1-6) Noboru Furuse (ep 7) Takashi Kobayashi (eps 10-11, 13) Yasuhito Kikuchi (eps 8-9)
Storyboard:
Hiroyuki Kitakubo (ep 6) Junichi Hayama (ep 8) Koji Masunari (ep 3) Noboru Furuse (eps 8, 10) Sadami Morikawa (ep 2) Satoshi Kon (ep 5) Tsuneo Tominaga (ep 4)
Episode Director:
Eiji Yamanaka (ep 12) Hiroyuki Kitakubo (ep 6) Koji Masunari (ep 3) Masashi Abe (ep 4) Satoshi Kon (ep 5)
Music: Marco D'Ambrosio
Original Manga: Hirohiko Araki
Art Director: Satoru Kuwabara
Chief Animation Director: Junichi Hayama (eps 9-13)
Animation Director:
Junichi Hayama  (eps 1-2, 6-8)Masahiro Kurio (ep 5) Takahiro Kishida (ep 3) Yasuhito Kikuchi (ep 4)
Director of Photography: Hideo Okazaki
Executive producer:
Haruo Kawashima (Beam Entertainment; eps 8-13) Hiroyuki Yamagata (eps 3-6) Kazufumi Nomura (Studio A.P.P.P.; eps 7-13) Michio Yamanaka (Three Light; eps 7-13) Nobuhiko Sakoh (The Klockworx Co.; eps 7-13) Tomio Anzai (eps 1-2)
Producer:
Kazufumi Nomura (Studio A.P.P.P.) Kazuhiko Yusa (The Klockworx Co.; eps 7-13) Mutsumi Tanisaka (Three Light; eps 7-13) Shigeaki Tomioka (Beam Entertainment; eps 11-13) Tetsuo Daitoku (Shuiesha; eps 1-6) Tsuneo Takechi (Beam Entertainment; eps 8-10)
Advertising:
Kichiro Tsukamoto (Beam Entertainment; eps 8-10) Naomi Yamamoto (Beam Entertainment; eps 8-13) Tsuneo Takechi (The Klockworx Co.; eps 11-13) Youhei Haraguchi (The Klockworx Co.; eps 8-13)
Assistant Episode Director: Masashi Abe (ep 6)
Assistant Production Manager: Susumu Murakami (ep 3)
Background Art:
Atsuki Betsumiya (ep 5) Ayari Wake (ep 5) Eri Nakamura (ep 5) Junichi Kuroda (ep 5) Kazuo Ogura (eps 3-4, 6) Miyoko Kohama (ep 5) Momonori Taniguchi (eps 1-2) Nobuhito Sue (eps 1-4) Yōji Nakaza (eps 3-4, 6) Yoshinori Hishinuma (ep 5) Yuji Kihara (eps 1-4, 6)
Composition Cooperation: Satoshi Kon (ep 6)
Cover Art: Junichi Hayama
Editing: Eiko Nishide
In-Between Animation:
Hirotaka Marufuji (eps 3-6) Kazuki Miura (eps 1-2) Kazuki Toi (eps 4, 6) Motoi Nakamura (eps 4-6) Nobuo Hashimoto (eps 1-2) Shin'ichi Inami (eps 1-2) Tetsukazu Yamagishi (eps 4-6) Yuichiro Miyake (eps 1-6)
In-Between Check:
Hiroshi Shirakawa (eps 1-3) Ryoji Enomoto (eps 3-6) Sayuri Tsuruyama (eps 1-2) Takushi Yaguchi (eps 1-6)
Key Animation:
Akira Kano (ep 3) Atsushi Ichinoseki (ep 1) Atsushi Shigeta (ep 6) Eiji Suganuma (ep 3) Haruo Ogawara (eps 3, 10) Hideki Hamasu (eps 2, 5, 7) Hidenori Matsubara (eps 3, 10) Hiroaki Gōda (ep 3) Hiromi Naganawa (eps 1-2, 5) Hirotsugu Kawasaki (ep 6) Hiroyuki Morita (eps 5-6) Hiroyuki Okiura (eps 5, 12) Hiroyuki Uchida (ep 2) Hisashi Ezura (ep 6) Hisashi Kagawa (ep 1) Junichi Hayama (eps 2, 5-7, 13) Kazuhiro Taga (ep 2) Kazuto Nakazawa (ep 12) Kazuya Saitō (ep 10) Kazuya Tsurumaki (ep 3) Keiichi Ishikura (ep 3) Koichi Usami (ep 6) Kouichi Arai (eps 12-13) Kunihiko Natsume (ep 2) Kunihiro Abe (ep 3) Makoto Arashiro (ep 2) Mariko Aoki (eps 1, 4) Masahiko Ōkura (eps 5-6) Masahiro Ando (ep 6) Masahiro Kurio (eps 1-2, 5-6) Masashi Yanagishita (ep 3) Michiyo Suzuki (ep 5) Mitsuo Iso (eps 6, 13) Naoyuki Konno (eps 6, 13) Nobuyuki Kitajima (ep 3) Norio Matsumoto (eps 5, 12) Satoshi Kon (ep 2) Satoshi Saga (ep 2) Shigeki Awai (eps 9, 12-13) Shigenobu Nagasaki (ep 12) Shigeo Akahori (ep 1) Shiho Takeuchi (ep 3) Shin Matsuo (eps 3, 10) Shingo Ishikawa (ep 2) Shinya Ohira (ep 7) Shoji Yabushita (ep 1) Shunji Suzuki (ep 3) Takaaki Fukuyo (ep 4) Takahiro Kishida (ep 3) Takashi Hashimoto (eps 1, 3-4) Taketomo Ishikawa (eps 1, 5) Takuya Saitō (ep 3) Tatsufumi Itō (ep 1) Tatsufumi Tamagawa (ep 1) Toshiaki Hontani (ep 6) Toshiharu Murata (ep 3) Toshihiko Shimada (eps 9, 11) Toshinari Yamashita (ep 3) Toshiyuki Tsuru (eps 2-3, 9-10) Yasuhiro Irie (ep 3) Yasuhiro Namatame (ep 1) Yoshihiko Umakoshi (eps 1, 7-8) Yuu Yamashita (ep 13)
Planning:
Hiroki Gotō (eps 8-9) Kazufumi Nomura (eps 1-7) Kazuo Nakano (eps 8-13) Nobuhiko Horie (eps 9-13)
Recording Adjustment: Yukio Abe (eps 1-6)
Sound Design: Gary Rydstrom
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Animation Assistance: Zero-G
Animation Production: APPP
Distributor: Shonen Jump Video
Film Developing: Tokyo Laboratory
Filming: Mushi Production
In-Between Animation:
AIC (eps 3, 5) D.A.S.T Corporation (eps 3-6) Han Young (eps 1-5) Hana Production (eps 3-6) Hyoin Entertainment (eps 1-2) Kanari World (eps 1-2) Lee Production (eps 3-6) Seoul Kids (eps 1-3, 5-6) Studio Hatenkou (eps 5-6) Studio Wombat (eps 1-2, 6) Tiger Production (eps 1-2) Tokyo Animation Center (eps 3-6)
Music Production: Media Remoras
Painters:
AIC (eps 1-3, 5) D.A.S.T Corporation (eps 1-2) Han Young (eps 1-5) Hana Production (eps 3-6) Hyoin Entertainment (eps 1-2) Kanari World (eps 1-2) Lee Production (eps 3-6) Seoul Kids (eps 1-2, 5-6)
Photography:
AIC (ep 5) IMG (eps 1-6) Mu Animation Studio (ep 3) Mushi Production (eps 4-6) Office Take Off (ep 5) Q Production (ep 3) Studio Cavern (eps 3, 5) Studio Sieben (ep 5)
Production:
BEAM Entertainment (eps 8-13) Shueisha (eps 1-6) APPP (eps 7-13) The Klockworx Co., Ltd. (eps 7-13) Three Light (eps 7-13)
Production Cooperation: Phoenix Entertainment (eps 9-11)
Recording Studio: AVACO Creative Studios
Title Production: Maki Production
VTR Editing: Tokyo Laboratory
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ADR Director: Elaine Clark
Script: Alistair Toth (Extras)
Storyboard: Cindy H. Yamauchi (Extras)
Executive producer: Kazufumi Nomura
Casting: Elaine Clark
Dialogue Mixer: Tom Myers
Dialogue Recording: David Cuetter
Dub Timing: Chris Roberts (RJP Production)
DVD Authoring: Wade McConnell (Marin Digital)
Liner Notes: Mark Giambruno
Narration: Michael Bennett (Extras)
Timer/Subtitler: Mark Giambruno
Video Editing: Buzz Hays (Stone's Throw Films)
Voice Direction: Elaine Clark
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Adaptation: Jérôme Pauwels |
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Distributor: Déclic Images
Dubbing: Studio Lincoln
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Dubbing Director: Aldo Stella |
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