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Largely due to the overdramatic nature of the poses, JoJo's pose has been subject to parodies and imitations by the manga fans. Best known for its musical references, grotesque style of visual art and highly overdramatic character poses. The franchise has been since adapted into other formats of Original Video Animation, films, novels, videogames and fashion merchandises. Creative Writing Junkie Paradise on April 9th, The project was created for the fans to mimic the poses found in the original manga and share their photos online.

Jojo pose

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Manga authors all have their own art styles, but there are few as distinctive and iconic as Hirohiko Araki 's illustrations for JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. Over the course of his nearly 40 years as a manga artist, Araki has created some of the most recognizable characters, poses, and scenes in the history of the medium — in fact, so many other series pay homage to him that spotting JoJo references is practically a sport at this point. But where did Araki's wild designs come from? How did he get the idea for Jonathan's dramatic hand pose, part 5's avant-garde outfits, or all of those stylish chapter covers? From museums and fashion magazines, of course! Today, we're here to shed some light on how classical art and fashion illustrations inspired the unique look of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure , and how JoJo's cultural impact eventually led to collaborations with the likes of Gucci and the Louvre.

Jojo pose

Indeed, the only thing more dangerous than Jotaro Kujo is a slightly aggravated Jotaro Kujo, and if his nerves get to a point where he verbally indicates his irritation with the situation, the mangled corpse of an enemy Stand user is usually close to follow. Like the entry before it, Joseph grabbing his face and screaming his internet-famous Engrish only barely qualifies as a pose, hence its relatively low placement on this list. We all knew that Giorno Giovanna was the protagonist of Golden Wind right from the outset, but it was this moment in particular that allowed Giorno to declare it as such without needing to say a word. This was the moment when we all became at least a little bit afraid of Jolyne Cujoh. With a gravitas of uncontested ferocity, Jolyne defiantly names her Stand — Stone Ocean — and tells everyone within earshot that her escape from Green Dolphin Street Prison is written in the stars. The third title sequence of the plight of Josuke and co.

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Largely due to the overdramatic nature of the poses, JoJo's pose has been subject to parodies and imitations by the manga fans.

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