Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood Japanese Name ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 ファントム ブラッド Romanized JoJo no Kimyō na Bōken: Fantomu Buraddo Genre Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Supernatural Director Junichi Hayama

Art Director:

Satoru Kuwabara

Photography Director:

Hideo Okazaki

Sound Director:

Yasunori Honda Satoru KuwabaraHideo OkazakiYasunori Honda Writer(s) Mitsuhiro Yamada Character Design Junichi Hayama Color Design Mieko Seki Editing Shigenari Nishi Composer Marco D'Ambrosio

SOUL'd OUT Production Company

Bandai Co., Ltd. Shueisha

Studio A.P.P.P.

The Klockworx Co., Ltd.

TV Tokyo Distributed by The Klockworx Co., Ltd. Release date February 17, 2007

For the TV anime adaption, see JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: The Animation.

Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood (ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 ファントム ブラッド, JoJo no Kimyō na Bōken Fantomu Buraddo) is a 2007 animated film produced by animation Studio A.P.P.P., who previously handled animation of the earlier OVA series. It is an adaptation of the first arc of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure manga series, Phantom Blood. The film was produced to commemorate the 25th anniversary of creator Hirohiko Araki's career as a manga artist and was given a limited theatrical release in Japan starting on February 17, 2007. Since then, the movie has never been seen publically, and has not been released to home video. It is currently considered lost media.

The theme song was "VOODOO KINGDOM", a single by the group SOUL'd OUT W .

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Cast

Manga/Film Differences

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Dio's inner monologues are not depicted. His motives for bullying Jonathan are never explained.

The boxing match, rugby game and Jonathan's first encounter with Erina are omitted.

Two extra scenes are added: one where Dio steps on Jonathan's necklace from Erina and another where Jonathan hurts himself on a needle Dio places in his bed.

The concept of the Ripple is not explained clearly. The Ripple's dexterity is also never demonstrated, it is treated as a "fighting energy" used to power up Jonathan's punches.

Robert E. O. Speedwagon is omitted.

Jonathan's fight with Jack the Ripper is omitted.

Dio uses his vampiric power to transform his hideout in Windknight's Lot into a giant castle.

Dio does not meet the protagonists in the graveyard; the Dark Knights, Bruford and Tarkus are already waiting for them and are taken out quickly by Jonathan's Ripple Overdrive. The scene where Bruford gives his sword to Jonathan and names it LUCK & PLUCK is omitted.

Tonpetty appears by himself. The characters Poco, Dire and Straizo are not featured.

Tonpetty's flashback with Zeppeli takes place on a cliff as opposed to a tightrope over the Tibetan temple. Tonpetty reading Zeppeli's future also causes a shockwave that blows away the surrounding clouds.

The scene where Zeppeli, Jonathan and Dio clash under the moon takes place after Jonathan defeats the Dark Knights and in proximity of Dio's castle. Dialogue between Dio and Zeppeli, including the famous "bread" line, is omitted.

Dio counters Zeppeli's Ripple with his freezing technique and Jonathan intervenes in a scene similar to the manga. Zeppeli is killed in this encounter, however, in a manner not unlike Dire's death. The specifics behind the freezing technique and why it counters Ripple are not explained.

Zeppeli's hair does not turn white when he passes his life energy to Jonathan.

Jonathan does not light his gloves on fire to counter Dio's freezing technique. He instead overcomes it by "powering up" during their clash.

The ship Jonathan and Erina board sails through the Pacific Ocean instead of the Atlantic Ocean. This is an error as Erina is still rescued near the Canary Islands.

The baby Elizabeth is omitted from the movie. In the manga, Erina chooses to die with Jonathan but is persuaded after he asks her to save the baby. In the movie, she enters the coffin without Jonathan saying anything.

Gallery

Promo & Concept Art

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Screenshots

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Videos

Phantom Blood subbed trailer JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Phantom Blood Trailer (Old) AAU 5th Semester Project - Jojo Compilation JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Phantom Blood - 2004 Test Pilot

Trivia

Despite the character's own lack of involvement in the movie, the Japanese comedy duo " Speedwagon ", comprised of Jun Idota and Kazuhiro Ozawa, were allowed to voice Dario and Wang Chan respectively. [5]

", comprised of Jun Idota and Kazuhiro Ozawa, were allowed to voice Dario and Wang Chan respectively. On the movie's poster, Jonathan is modeled after Joseph from the cover of Volume 8. Whether or not this was intentional is unknown.

During its theatrical release, the prologue cutscene from the PS2 game was played before the movie.[citation needed]

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