Starting with the basic premise of this part of Jojo, Golden Wind centers on our anti-hero Giorno Giovanna. RELATED: 5 JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure References in Video Games You May Have Missed The 4th part of J0j0 actually pulls more influence from something like classic Scooby-Doo! with a team of heroes working to solve mysteries in their small town (with a truly groovy aesthetic). Reading this description of Jojo may make it surprising to hear that the 5th arc in the series, Golden Wind, has a whole lot in common with the epic live-action film Mad Max: Fury Road. While that part of the series is more in the vein of a classic mafia story, the similarities between the two are numerous the closer one looks. For example, influences of the first through the third arc of Jojo can be seen in series like Dragonball or YuYu Hakusho. There are many series that have similarities to Jojo or reference it, but none have come close to its unique tone and inventive battles. Unbeknownst to many fans of anime and manga, the series has influenced many fan favorites. One of the most fun aspects of the series is seeing the ways in which each separate story provides fun nods to previous parts in the series while also building upon what the audience knows in extremely clever ways. Each Jojo is quite different from the last, with each having different personalities, goals, and methods of fighting.
The continuity is present in the way that the series has a protagonist that is a different member of the Joestar family. How is this possible? Each season covers a completely different central conflict and introduces entirely new casts of characters. Part of what makes it so difficult to explain to people who have never heard of it before is that it is essentially an anime anthology series that also has a consistent through-line of continuity. Jojo's Bizarre Adventure is (as its name implies) a truly bizarre show.
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