The animation got better over the years as more OVA episodes were released, but it lacked the ‘oomph’ to set it different from other anime.Įnter 2012, and a reboot of the anime begins airing, giving JoJo the fame it has today. The series was released as an OVA series called JoJo’s Bizzare Adventure, and it fared relatively well.
(Another Push Pin Planning) took the liberty of animating the manga for the very first time. Although this statement does hold some truth, it is not entirely accurate. Most anime viewers know JoJo for its supposedly ‘first’ anime adaptation in 2012. Though, we aren’t here for the manga, right? Having sold over 100 million copies to date, claiming JoJo caters to a small number of people is undeniably false. With hitting the 30-years of publication milestone in 2017, the storyline for the manga has yet to end. JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure is widely hailed as one of the most famous and influential manga of all time. But is that truly the case? Let’s have a look. Though, when looking at the content JoJo offers, one might assume the anime/manga must be a cult classic. JoJo caters to both the niches while bringing an element of mindless fun and violence, giving it its uniquity.
While some viewers would demand a rather thrilling and philosophical narrative, some prefer the classic friendship and life-lesson based storyline. There are a lot of unique things anime does that we find ourselves clamoring for things it does differently than other forms of media.
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