1. Dio the Invader ⭐ 7.5

04 Oct, 2012 · 4,132 votes

In Victorian England, a coach meets with disaster, forever changing the fate of the accident's sole survivors as old favors are cashed in and an insidious force arrives at the Joestar household.

Director: Kôta Okuno, Naokatsu Tsuda, Kenichi Suzuki

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2. Kako kara no tegami ⭐ 7.4

12 Oct, 2012 · 3,459 votes

Hostility grows between Jonathan and Dio over the years, and forgotten secrets emerge. Jonathan is suspicious about the secret to the mask, but Dio has already prepared to take him out of the picture with the help of a London street thug.

Director: Toshiyuki Kato, Naokatsu Tsuda, Kenichi Suzuki

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3. Dio to no seishun ⭐ 8

19 Oct, 2012 · 3,619 votes

Jonathan and Speedwagon have the evidence to see Dio go to prison, but he has a huge gambit to play that will change the future of every Joestar to come.

Director: Futoshi Higashide, Naokatsu Tsuda, Kenichi Suzuki

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4. Hamon shissô ôbâdoraibu ⭐ 7

26 Oct, 2012 · 3,126 votes

Jonathan wakes up days later heavily bandaged and learns Dio is not dead, but a mysterious man appears and offers to teach Jonathan the magic technique of Hamon that will help him defeat Dio for good.

Director: Masashi Abe, Naokatsu Tsuda, Kenichi Suzuki

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5. Ankoku no kishi-tachi ⭐ 7

02 Nov, 2012 · 3,132 votes

Jonathan's small group hunt down Dio to an isolated village, where he has already left his mark and made mindless allies out of the dead.

Director: Hitomi Efuku, Naokatsu Tsuda, Mitsuhiro Yoneda

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6. Atashi no yûki ⭐ 7.1

09 Nov, 2012 · 2,895 votes

Jonathan and Bruford's battle continues, but even if Jonathan manages to defeat him the far more ruthless Tarkus will be waiting for his pound of flesh from the Joestar.

Director: Naokatsu Tsuda, Shingo Uchida, Kenichi Suzuki

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7. Uketsugu mono ⭐ 7.4

16 Nov, 2012 · 2,834 votes

Zeppeli decides to stop running from his destiny, and Poco learns of his sister's terrifying circumstances. Jonathan receives a surge in power, but will it be enough for his rematch with Dio?

Director: Toshiyuki Kato, Naokatsu Tsuda, Kenichi Suzuki

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8. Kessen JoJo & Dio ⭐ 7.7

23 Nov, 2012 · 2,867 votes

Jonathan, Speedwagon, and fellow allies arrive at Dio's hideout, but he is not unprepared. Has Jonathan's training been enough to defeat this megalomaniac, or does Dio have one too many tricks up his sleeve?

Director: Jirô Fujimoto, Naokatsu Tsuda, Kenichi Suzuki

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9. Saigo no hamon ⭐ 8.7

30 Nov, 2012 · 3,946 votes

Thinking Dio is finally dead, Jonathan and Erina embark on a boat to America. However, Dio has one final encounter with Jonathan, and this time the outcome will be deadly.

Director: Kenichi Suzuki, Naokatsu Tsuda

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10. Nyû Yôku no JoJo ⭐ 8.1

07 Dec, 2012 · 3,059 votes

It's been almost 50 years since Jonathan and Dio's last encounter, and now Jonathan's grandson, Joseph, lives in America with Erina. Speedwagon is fighting for his life after making a horrific discovery in Mexico.

Director: Takahiro Majima, Naokatsu Tsuda, Kenichi Suzuki

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11. Gêmu no tatsujin ⭐ 8

14 Dec, 2012 · 2,872 votes

Straizo is prepared to kill Joseph, but to his shock Jospeh was expecting his arrival and takes no prisoners defending himself. Speedwagon lives, but is at the mercy of dangerous men with big ambitions.

Director: Naokatsu Tsuda, Mitsuhiro Yoneda, Kenichi Suzuki

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12. Hashira no otoko ⭐ 7.8

21 Dec, 2012 · 2,776 votes

Joseph plans a bold rescue mission to save Speedwagon, but at the same time Von Stroheim's test subject wakes up and starts showing terrifying cunning.

Director: Yukio Nishimoto, Naokatsu Tsuda, Kenichi Suzuki

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13. JoJo vs. kyûkyoku seibutsu ⭐ 8.1

04 Jan, 2013 · 2,770 votes

Although his Ripple protects him somewhat, JoJo is not strong enough to withstand Santana's attacks. He receives a powerful hit and is absorbed by Santana -- but it's all part of JoJo's plan to get inside Santana so he can use the Ripple to destroy him from within. JoJo tries to drag Santana into the sunlight in order to kill him, but Santana's absorbing flesh keeps him from reaching the top of the stairs. When Stroheim tries to open the door to the outside, Santana ensnares Stroheim's leg, forcing JoJo to chop it off. But Santana dives into Stroheim's body to avoid exposure to sunlight. Before blowing himself up to expose Santana, Stroheim tells JoJo to travel to Rome for the answer to how to kill the other Pillar Men that have been found. Finally, JoJo turns Santana to stone by reflecting light from a well.

Director: Yasuhiro Minami, Kenichi Suzuki, Naokatsu Tsuda

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14. Taiko kara kita kyûkyoku senshi ⭐ 7.9

11 Jan, 2013 · 2,707 votes

Speedwagon introduces Joseph to a fellow Hamon user with his own connection to the events involving Jonathan and Dio, but the two get off in the wrong foot. They must bury the hatchet swiftly as a common enemy appears.

Director: Toshiyuki Kato, Naokatsu Tsuda, Kenichi Suzuki

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15. Hîrô no shikaku ⭐ 8.1

18 Jan, 2013 · 2,659 votes

Caesar battles Wamuu, using his Bubble Launcher technique to surround the Pillar Man in Ripple-infused bubbles. But Wamuu unleashes a wind that bursts all of the bubbles, creating hundreds of miniature tornadoes that shred Caesar's skin. The Pillar Men learned how to defeat Ripple users millennia ago. JoJo then tries out his new Ripple technique, channeling it through two clackers. After a fight, the Pillar Men retreat in order to search for the Red Stone of Aja. Caesar promises to team up with JoJo and get stronger for the coming battles.

Director: Masaya Sasaki, Naokatsu Tsuda, Kenichi Suzuki

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16. Hamon kyôshi Risa Risa ⭐ 7.6

25 Jan, 2013 · 2,413 votes

With Joseph on a deadline before his rematch with the Pillar Men, Caesar introduces him to a Hamon master who immediately throws them into the deep end with their training.

Director: Kôtarô Togoshi, Naokatsu Tsuda, Kenichi Suzuki

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17. Fukaku wana wo hare! ⭐ 8.1

01 Feb, 2013 · 2,649 votes

Lisa Lisa explains to JoJo and Caesar how Kars, the creator of the stone mask, is seeking a perfectly cut Red Stone of Aja known as the Super Aja to power the stone mask and become the ultimate life-form. When her assistant, Suzi Q, comes in with a ruby necklace, Lisa Lisa reveals that she herself possesses the Super Aja, capable of amplifying the light of the sun into a powerful beam. JoJo thinks they should destroy the stone, but Lisa Lisa tells him that the Super Aja is needed to defeat the Pillar Men. She pits JoJo and Caesar against Loggins and Messina for their final lesson. But after Loggins is killed by Esidisi, JoJo confronts the Pillar Man and eventually overcomes him. Relieved, JoJo heads back to the castle, unaware that Esidisi's brain is clinging to his back

Director: Yûta Takamura, Naokatsu Tsuda, Kenichi Suzuki

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18. Shutorohaimu tai no gyakushû ⭐ 7.6

08 Feb, 2013 · 2,423 votes

Before JoJo can warn Lisa Lisa about the Pillar Men, Esidisi's brain takes over Suzi Q's body and sends the Super Aja off on a boat. JoJo and Caesar are unable to kill Esidisi without also killing Suzi Q, but they can combine their Ripples to force Esidisi's brain out of Suzi Q and into the sunlight, burning him into nothingness. JoJo, Caesar, Lisa Lisa and Messina catch a train to Switzerland to reclaim the Super Aja, but German officials beat them to it, claiming the Red Stone of Aja for themselves and attacking the lodge where JoJo and the others are staying. JoJo eventually learns that the leader of the German group is Stroheim, who has become a cyborg.

Director: Naokatsu Tsuda, Shingo Uchida, Mitsuhiro Yoneda

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19. Shi no gake e tsuppashire ⭐ 7.8

15 Feb, 2013 · 2,558 votes

Stroheim uses his new mechanical body, which was designed to surpass even Santana's, to fight Kars for the Super Aja. Kars's Light Mode literally cuts Stroheim down to size, but Stroheim fires a beam of ultraviolet light at Kars, almost sending the stone off a cliff. As JoJo and Kars dive after it, JoJo softens his fall by chaining icicles together. Kars also survives and hides out. JoJo resolves not to fight Kars on his home turf, angering Caesar. Lisa Lisa and Messina calm them down, but Caesar heads off alone. Lisa Lisa tells JoJo about Caesar's past to help him understand.

Director: Masashi Abe, Naokatsu Tsuda, Kenichi Suzuki

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20. Shîzâ kodoku no seishun ⭐ 9.4

22 Feb, 2013 · 5,218 votes

Caesar and Wamuu fight one-on-one inside the Pillar Men hideout. Outclassed and unprepared, Caesar will still never back down from this fight.

Director: Toshiyuki Kato, Naokatsu Tsuda, Kenichi Suzuki

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21. Hyaku tai ni no kakehiki ⭐ 7.7

01 Mar, 2013 · 2,495 votes

JoJo and Lisa track down Wamuu, who waits for them with Kars and 100 vampire minions. Lisa Lisa bluffs, saying that if both she and JoJo are killed, a bomb will destroy the Red Stone of Aja. While retrieving the Red Stone, JoJo finds a picture of his grandmother, Erina, from fifty years ago and learns that Lisa Lisa was rescued from the sinking boat by Erina and raised by Straizo, who taught her about the Ripple and gave her the Red Stone. Also, JoJo and Wamuu prepare for a chariot race using vampire horses.

Director: Hitomi Efuku, Naokatsu Tsuda, Kenichi Suzuki

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22. Shin no kakutôsha ⭐ 8.5

08 Mar, 2013 · 2,892 votes

JoJo and Wamuu take part in a chariot race in which various weapons can be grabbed from pillars. JoJo gets a head start by obstructing Wamuu's wheels with rubble and acquires the first weapon, a sledgehammer. However, Wamuu uses the pillar itself as a weapon and then hides inside his horse and launches a Holy Sandstorm attack that Jojo turns back on Wamuu with the Ripple. After Wamuu gouges out his own eyes and grows a horn that can sense the wind, he hits JoJo using a crossbow. JoJo is able to distract Wamuu's senses with pebbles, however, and land a Ripple-charged crossbow shot. Wamuu makes a desperate last attack by firing his severed arms at JoJo.

Director: Naomi Nakayama, Naokatsu Tsuda, Kenichi Suzuki

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23. Kaze ni kaeru senshi ⭐ 8.8

15 Mar, 2013 · 3,081 votes

Launching a final attack that peels away his own body, Wamuu fires a cutting stream of wind at JoJo, who retaliates with a firebomb and Caesar's flaming bandana. After Wamuu shreds both weapons with his wind, he breathes them in and explodes. Realizing that Wamuu's wounds are fatal, JoJo gives Wamuu some of his blood as a sign of respect to ease his passing. When the other vampires suddenly attack, Wamuu uses the last of his strength to kill them and dies without regrets. Now it's time for Lisa Lisa's battle with Kars, who immediately demonstrates that he doesn't share Wamuu's warrior's pride. Distracting Lisa Lisa with a vampire double, Kars stabs her in the back. Stroheim, Speedwagon and Smokey help JoJo fight off Kars's vampire army, but as Kars dangles Lisa Lisa's unconscious body over a bed of sharp crystals, Smokey realizes that JoJo does not yet know that Lisa Lisa is his mother.

Director: Jirô Fujimoto, Naokatsu Tsuda, Kenichi Suzuki

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24. JoJo wo musubu kizuna ⭐ 8.2

22 Mar, 2013 · 2,645 votes

Joseph must find a way to save a wounded Lisa Lisa and defeat Kars all by himself, meanwhile Speedwagon reveals the tragic history of Joseph's parents to Smokey.

Director: Naokatsu Tsuda, Satoshi Ôsedo, Kenichi Suzuki

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25. Chô-seibutsu no tanjô!! ⭐ 8.7

29 Mar, 2013 · 3,109 votes

Immune to the rising sun due to the power of the Red Stone, Kars injures Stroheim by turning his own hand into a flesh-eating squirrel. But JoJo grabs the stone and boards an airplane to lure Kars away from the others, planning to drop him into a volcano. The feathers that Kars placed on JoJo's plane then turn into piranhas that cause the plane to lose control. Using his parachute, JoJo maneuvers Kars into the path of the airplane as it heads toward the volcanic crater. As Stroheim saves JoJo from the crashing plane, Kars melts in the lava, apparently defeated by the very Earth that birthed him.

Director: Kenichi Suzuki, Naokatsu Tsuda

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26. Kami to natta otoko ⭐ 9.2

05 Apr, 2013 · 4,331 votes

Joseph is critically injured and Kars is about to launch one final attack against him, all the while the volcano is erupting around them. This time, luck can't save Joseph anymore.

Director: Toshiyuki Kato, Naokatsu Tsuda, Kenichi Suzuki

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