Part 1:Phantom BloodWhat were your initial ideas?Back when I started drawing part one, I liked stories that went over several generations like 'East of Eden' and the show 'Roots' that they did on TV. The lead character changes but it kinda continues; it's something like an American periodical drama or periodical novel. And I don't think it was very Jump-like in style but I thought that it might be good to go where nobody else had before. There's also a manga that I really respect called Babel II by Yokoyama Mitsuteru which has fights that follow rules. I also wanted fights that followed rules in JoJo, so the Ripple was one of those things. Also, you can't see psychic abilities right? Like if you concentrate your mind and something breaks, you can't really see it. But it's a manga so I thought I should be able to draw it and try and make it easy for readers to know what kind of psychic powers they were, which is how I came up with the ripple. It kind of spread from that like how ripples slowly spread, no pun intended. (Slowly is 'jojo' in Japanese) When I look at him now, I think Jonathan is too much of a good boy. If I was to draw him now, I'd probably show more of the weaknesses of his heart too.
If wilder, less serious 20 fighting games (like DarkStalkers) are more your bag of tea, then you have to check out Jojo's. This thing is 100 percent pure Japanese outrageousness. It's quite fun too, but I wouldn't say it's a terribly deep game (each character only has a small handful of moves). Don't be too enticed by the "two games in one" selling point--you won't be playing jojo's 1 too much with jojo's 2 on the same disc.
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Jojo's Venture, based on a Japanese cartoon, is Capcom's latest entry into the fighting-game fray. Instead of another promising Street Fighter spin-off like Darkstalkers, jojo's innovations fatally turn against it; this is one of the strangest and downright-whacked brawlers in recent memory. Being bizarre isn't a bad thing (remember Aggressors of Dark Kombat?), but jojo's forgot to add a crucial ingredient to this witches brew: fun.
Ten characters populate jojo's dojo, the most popular of which are a scantily clad belly dancer who makes cars erupt and a small dog who pees in your face. Most of the other characters look like street thugs and are distinguishable only by their names. 2ff7e9595c
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