All Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Parts Ranked Based On Fans!

Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure has been capturing the imagination of people in Japan for over 30 years now, and with an anime adaptation coming out in 2012 it’s even managed to grab the attention of audiences worldwide. So while we wait for Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Part 6- Stone Ocean to be animated here’s us ranking all All Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Parts Based On Fans!

Each incarnation of Jojo has its own unique personality. That’s why we have a whole section of fandoms and jjba merchandise just for Jojo! As we know, rankings may differ person to person. What did you like or dislike about our ratings? Let us know in the comments below.

All Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Parts Ranked Based On Fans!

With a massive amount of content, it’s hard to pick a favorite Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Parts. Overall, the Phantom Blood story arc is often considered to be weaker compared with the other parts. If we had to choose from all storylines, Part 1 would rank at the bottom due to its genre choice and stagnating storyline development. Jonathan Joestar (Part 1’s protagonist) is a good character –  he has morals that drive him to do what he does and he has an intense rivalry with Dio. Some of the standout scenes in Part 1 are between Jonathan and Dio highlighting their tense congruence. But there are also some bad aspects that outweigh the good which makes this part fall behind in ranking.

Jojo really started implementing all the different amazing poses that occur from this part onward.

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You should know by now that not all Jojo parts are bad. They’re just not the best ones. So, on number four of our list is Part 3: Stardust Crusaders of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Parts. Araki is known to change genres with every new Jojo iteration. He decided to turn Part 3 into a global crusade, which paid off since it’s the most recognized part among worldwide audiences. The introduction of “Stands” gave Araki the tools to get extraordinarily creative in creating his characters in the series.

Part 3 introduced us to one of the coolest Jojos – Jotaro Kujo. In Part 1, Dio was introduced as the main antagonist. In Part 3, we saw the return of both Dio and Jonathan. The only negative aspect of Part 3 would be that it dragged out a bit and can get repetitive in the middle episodes. With exactly 48 episodes covering this part, it’s the longest Jojo part by far. But what really made this part special are its greatest fights – Jotaro vs. Dio and Jotaro vs. Joseph (the memories of these fights will live on forever)-

Let nothing be forgotten: the iconic dialogues in Part 3.

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What makes Part 2 so memorable is that it’s more dynamic and unpredictable than Part 1 of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Parts. Unlike Jonathon who was a straightforward protagonist, in Part 2 we’re introduced to Joseph Joestar who has a lot of personality and is very funny. The antagonists – the Pillar Men are menacing and just as bizarre. And Araki still manages to use Hamon better in this part. It also happens to have an excellent OP song – Bloody Stream (a new favorite of mine). It’s a very entertaining part with its own excitement and fascinating story development.

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The wonderful anime Golden Wind continues the story that started with Part 4. Set in Italy, Giorno Giovanna sets out to become a ‘Gang-Star’ as he enters the world of organized crime in order to find Dio Brando. Bucciarati and his gang play wonderful supporting characters to Giorno who each show their own personalities, traits and even a particular stand power that’s unclear on just how it works. Entertaining as it is, Golden Wind also has some of Jojo’s best openings and scores. Giorno’s theme is instantly recognizable by non-fans while he is, too.

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Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Parts 4 “Steel Ball Run” is distinct from the other parts in its protagonist’s personality. Most of the characters have so much personality that it feels as though Araki poured all his heart into creating them, which he considers to be his favorite part of the series. It doesn’t take itself as seriously as other parts, and that makes it more relaxed and relatable. Part 4 is set in a small town where things develop slowly and with a slice-of-life feel.

Josuke Higashikata is the most grounded protagonist of all Jojos. He goes to school and hangs out with his friends just like any other teenager would – making him very relatable. The supporting cast of characters, including Rohan Kishibe being the standout one, each shine with its own beauty. Even though Yoshikage Kira isn’t a particularly well-received antagonist, he makes for a great addition to the series – something we feel is important for Josuke’s story arc.

This has a nine-out-of-ten rating