Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure is separated into eight parts following the story of the Joestar family. Phantom Blood is the first part of the manga and was published in the 80s. The first part follows the protagonist named “Johnathon Joestar'' or “Jojo” for short. Jojo has to face vampires and fight for the sake of humanity using his special powers. Battle Tendency is the second part of the story and Johnathon’s grandson “Joseph Joestar'' becomes the protagonist. In every part of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure, you get to experience a new protagonist that is the child of the previous.

With Araki’s style of story writing, he has been able to keep the story going for over thirty years by making new protagonists. This portrait is drawn by Araki and shows all the protagonists so far in the series. Not only is Araki a genius of story writing, he is a brilliant artist.

Araki has a very unique and beautiful art style. Araki’s artwork can be described as very feminine when it comes to drawing characters.

Araki’s series mostly contains masculine male characters who are very powerful and have supernatural powers, but what makes the art stand out to me is that all the characters are drawn in a feminine way, regardless of gender. It is a really unique style of artwork that is very intriguing. Araki’s style allows him to create beautiful characters that really stand out.

Araki also drew beautiful posters for the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics.

In conclusion, I feel that Hirohiko Araki is a very inspirational artist and manga writer. Araki was able to come from nothing and become one of the most well-known manga artists in the world. Araki’s artwork from Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure has also inspired many other manga artists. Araki has such an amazing way of exploring themes in his writing while drawing very beautiful characters. Even though Araki is in his 60s today, he still continues to write and draw a fantastic story.