A) An abstract method B) A modern method C) A digital method D) A classical method
A) Minimalist style B) Realistic style C) Cartoonish style D) Cubist style
A) Kappa River in Tōno, Iwate B) Nile River in Egypt C) Amazon River in Brazil D) Sumida River in Tokyo
A) Paul Gauguin B) Claude Monet C) Pablo Picasso D) Vincent van Gogh
A) Mystery B) Friendship C) Technology D) Revenge
A) Chakra and Ninjutsu B) Hamon and Stands C) Magic and Spells D) Ki and Aura
A) Robots and cyborgs B) Animals and insects C) Monsters and aliens D) Women and children
A) Gorgeous Irene B) Sojobo C) Magical B.T. D) Baoh: The Visitor
A) Hamons B) Pillar Men C) Vampires D) Stands
A) Zombies B) Pillar Men C) Vampires D) Ghosts
A) Role-playing games B) Action movies C) Historical battles D) Fairy tales
A) Financial power B) Mental and spiritual power C) Political power D) Technological power
A) Ancient religious texts B) Traditional Japanese folklore C) Scientific quantum theories D) Drawing the heart and soul
A) His grandfather B) His father C) His mentor D) His brother
A) The Great Gatsby B) Around the World in Eighty Days C) Roots: The Saga of an American Family D) East of Eden
A) East of Eden B) Around the World in Eighty Days C) Roots: The Saga of an American Family D) War and Peace
A) Joseph Joestar B) Johnny Joestar C) Jonathan Joestar D) Jotaro Kujo
A) Rebellious and quiet B) Serious and honest C) A trickster D) Disabled and reflective
A) Quiet and stoic B) Serious and honest C) A trickster D) Depressed and dark
A) To have continuity because a main character dying was unheard of B) To satisfy reader demands for clones C) Because they were actually brothers D) Due to a lack of character design ideas
A) A feeling of fear and dread B) A feeling of pride, wonder, and mystery C) A feeling of boredom and predictability D) A feeling of comedy and relief
A) As a trilogy B) As a single long book C) As a decology of ten parts D) As an anthology of short stories
A) Future Rome B) Victorian England C) Ancient Egypt D) Present-day Japan
A) A cooking competition B) A love triangle C) A school festival D) A tournament affair
A) Around the World in Eighty Days B) Journey to the Center of the Earth C) The Odyssey D) Treasure Island
A) Readers complained about the lack of humor B) They fell out of popularity and he wanted to focus on fashion C) Editors forced him to change styles D) They were too difficult to draw
A) Everyday fashion and cartoonish, bizarre clothing B) Strictly practical modern business wear C) Only historical military uniforms D) Traditional Japanese kimono designs
A) Writing a villain protagonist for the first time B) Writing an elderly protagonist for the first time C) Writing an alien protagonist for the first time D) Writing a female protagonist for the first time
A) Too difficult to ever repeat B) Complicated, but also interesting C) Boring and uninspired D) Easy and completely straightforward
A) Weak and helpless B) Fresh and unheard of C) Overpowered and annoying D) Boring and traditional
A) He is deaf B) He is paraplegic C) He is blind D) He is mute
A) To mock historical racing figures B) To meet a quota for disability representation C) As a natural result of showing growth during a race D) Because Araki had a personal injury
A) Technology and weapons B) Magic and divine intervention C) Maps and compasses D) Other people and horses
A) Gothic castles and chainsaws B) Screaming sound effects and blood splatters C) Dark lighting and jump scares D) Unique onomatopoeia and poses
A) Araki-dachi B) Sutando-pozu C) JoJo-pozu D) JoJo-dachi
A) A trip to Italy and studies of Michelangelo's sculptures B) Modern ballet and gymnastics C) Greek mythology and ancient pottery D) Kabuki theater and traditional Japanese dance
A) Enrico Pucci B) Takashi Miike C) Toru D) Hirohiko Araki
A) Ultra Jump B) Stone Ocean C) Weekly Shōnen Jump D) Stardust Crusaders
A) Weekly Shōnen Jump B) Ultra Jump C) Phantom Blood D) Steel Ball Run
A) Seven B) Five C) Nine D) Six
A) 104 B) 131 C) 190 D) 140
A) David Production B) Viz Media C) A.P.P.P. D) Shueisha
A) February 2007 B) October 2012 C) April 2025 D) August 2017
A) A.P.P.P. B) David Production C) Takashi Miike Productions D) Viz Media
A) 174 B) 140 C) 152 D) 190
A) Stone Ocean B) Stardust Crusaders C) Diamond Is Unbreakable D) Steel Ball Run
A) 2017 B) 2012 C) 2022 D) 2025
A) Hirohiko Araki B) Enrico Pucci C) Kars D) Takashi Miike
A) Over 500 million B) Over 120 million C) Over 10 million D) Over 50 million
A) Viz Media B) David Production C) Shueisha D) A.P.P.P.
A) A tattoo of a butterfly on their hand B) A natural silver streak in their hair C) A scar across their forehead D) A star-shaped birthmark above their left shoulder blade
A) Six B) Nine C) Four D) Three
A) 1999 Morioh B) Early 2020s Hawaii C) 1938 Germany D) Late 19th-century England
A) Enrico Pucci B) Yoshikage Kira C) Dio Brando D) Joseph Joestar
A) 1938 B) 1890 C) 1989 D) 2001
A) British landowners B) Italian mafia bosses C) German researchers D) American presidents
A) Dio Brando B) Kars C) Toru D) Funny Valentine
A) 2011 B) 1999 C) 1938 D) 1989
A) 2001 B) 2011 C) 1989 D) 1999
A) Honolulu B) Morioh C) Port St. Lucie D) Naples
A) Yoshikage Kira B) Enrico Pucci C) Toru D) Funny Valentine
A) Meryl Mei Qi B) Bruno Bucciarati C) Paco Laburantes D) Yoshihiro
A) 1989 B) 2011 C) 2001 D) 1999
A) Joseph Joestar B) Dio C) Jotaro Kujo D) Jonathan Joestar
A) Bruno Bucciarati B) Trish Una C) Dragona Joestar D) Yasuho Hirose
A) Meryl Mei Qi B) Funny Valentine C) The mafia boss D) Enrico Pucci
A) 1890 B) 1999 C) 2001 D) 2011
A) Morioh, Japan B) Port St. Lucie, Florida C) Honolulu, Hawaii D) England
A) Toru B) Yoshikage Kira C) Funny Valentine D) Enrico Pucci
A) Prison chaplain B) High school principal C) Cross-country horse race organizer D) Mafia boss
A) 1890 B) 1890 C) 1938 D) 1989
A) Enrico Pucci B) Meryl Mei Qi C) Toru D) President Funny Valentine
A) Yasuho Hirose B) Holly Kujo C) Trish Una D) Jolyne Cujoh
A) Vampires B) Pillar Men C) Rock Humans D) Stardust Crusaders
A) Yoshikage Kira B) Toru C) Kars D) Enrico Pucci
A) Lava Rock B) Holy Corpse C) Locacaca D) Red Stone of Aja
A) Early 2010s B) Early 1980s C) Early 2020s D) Late 1990s
A) Florida B) Naples C) England D) Hawaii
A) Yoshihiro B) Enrico Pucci C) Bruno Bucciarati D) Meryl Mei Qi
A) Gyro Zeppeli B) Johnny Joestar C) Paco Laburantes D) Usagi Alohaoe
A) Usagi Alohaoe B) Trish Una C) Paco Laburantes D) Yasuho Hirose
A) A diamond from a rich Japanese tourist B) A holy corpse C) The Locacaca fruit D) The Red Stone of Aja
A) The Lava Rock B) An ancient Stone Mask C) A Bow and Arrow D) The Stardust coffin
A) The Speedwagon foundation B) The Howler Company C) The Higashikata family D) The Joestar estate
A) 174 chapters B) 44 chapters C) 69 chapters D) 152 chapters
A) 152 chapters B) 155 chapters C) 44 chapters D) 69 chapters
A) 110 chapters B) 152 chapters C) 95 chapters D) 174 chapters
A) 158 chapters B) 44 chapters C) 95 chapters D) 174 chapters
A) 158 chapters B) 152 chapters C) 155 chapters D) 69 chapters
A) 110 chapters B) 95 chapters C) 158 chapters D) 174 chapters
A) 44 chapters B) 95 chapters C) 110 chapters D) 152 chapters
A) 174 chapters B) 95 chapters C) 158 chapters D) 110 chapters
A) Volume 81 B) Volume 105 C) Volume 132 onwards D) Volume 64
A) Volumes 13–28 B) Volumes 5–12 C) Volumes 29–47 D) Volumes 1–5
A) Volumes 1–5 B) Volumes 13–28 C) Volumes 5–12 D) Volumes 47–63
A) Volumes 13–28 B) Volumes 81–104 C) Volumes 29–47 D) Volumes 64–80
A) Volumes 13–28 B) Volumes 29–47 C) Volumes 47–63 D) Volumes 105–131
A) Volumes 5–12 B) Volumes 47–63 C) Volumes 29–47 D) Volumes 64–80
A) Volumes 81–104 B) Volumes 47–63 C) Volumes 13–28 D) Volumes 64–80
A) Volumes 105–131 B) Volumes 81–104 C) Volumes 29–47 D) Volumes 64–80 |