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27, 1992 originally titled Jotaro Kujo: Heritage for the Future) note Manga volumes 12-28 OVA episodes 1-13 TV anime Season 2. 27, 1989 originally titled Joseph Joestar: His Proud Lineage) note Manga volumes 5-12 TV anime Season 1 episodes 10-26. 26, 1987 originally titled Jonathan Joestar: His Youth) note Manga volumes 1-5 TV anime season 1 episodes 1-9. The series is (currently) broken down to eight parts across two different continuities (the split occuring at the end of Part 6):

Netflix also currently streams the series in other parts of the world. The subbed anime can legally be viewed on Crunchyroll. It finally saw its long-awaited debut on American airwaves via Toonami on Adult Swim, premiering October 15, 2016. A similar announcement was made in 2016, with the test dub's cast returning. At Anime Expo 2015, it was confirmed that the 2012 anime would be getting an English dub. The 2012 anime was followed up with an adaptation of Part 3 in 2014, with an adaptation of Part 4 in 2016, Part 5 in 2018, and Part 6 in 2021. To commemorate the manga's 25th anniversary in 2012, the long-awaited anime adaptation produced by David Production, written by Yasuko Kobayashi that adapts Part 1 and Part 2, finally debuted. A series of OVAs based on Part 3 and a now lost-to-history feature film adaptation of Part 1 (both by studio APPP) were released in the meantime, though both took liberties with the source material. In spite of its immense popularity, the series did not have a full anime adaptation for a long time.

It also features a huge number of allusions to rock and pop music, starting with Speedwagon and Zeppeli and going to names that result in a variety of Dub Name Changes due to being so specific.

The series is famous for its original and unique art style, intricate plot, creative battles, and immense flamboyancy. With the last two, the series undergoes a Continuity Reboot of sorts with the storylines that occur afterward, set in an Alternate Universe that features many of the elements from the first six storylines. The story is split into eight parts, the first six of which form their own saga focusing on the impact of a mysterious Stone Mask as well as a series of equally mysterious Arrows on the Joestar family's lives.

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