
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (2012)
TV · 26 episodes · 24 min/ep · David Production
The year is 1868; English nobleman George Joestar and his son Jonathan become indebted to Dario Brando after being rescued from a carriage incident. What the Joestars don't realize, however, is that Dario had no intention of helping them; he believed they were dead and was trying to ransack their belongings. After Dario's death 12 years later, George—hoping to repay his debt—adopts his son, Dio. While he publicly fawns over his new father, Dio secretly plans to steal the Joestar fortune. His first step is to create a divide between George and Jonathan. By constantly outdoing his foster brother, Dio firmly makes his place in the Joestar family. But when Dio pushes Jonathan too far, Jonathan defeats him in a brawl. Years later, the two appear to be close friends to the outside world. But trouble brews again when George falls ill, as Jonathan suspects that Dio is somehow behind the incident—and it appears he has more tricks up his sleeve. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Joutarou Kuujou
Background

Dio Brando
Main

Takehito Koyasu
Japanese

Joseph Joestar
Main

Tomokazu Sugita
Japanese

Jonathan Joestar
Main

Kazuyuki Okitsu
Japanese

Will A. Zeppeli
Supporting

Yoku Shioya
Japanese

Erina Pendleton
Supporting

Ayako Kawasumi
Japanese

Robert E. O. Speedwagon
Supporting

Youji Ueda
Japanese

George Joestar I
Supporting

Masashi Sugawara
Japanese

Smokey Brown
Supporting

Yuu Hayashi
Japanese

Rudol von Stroheim
Supporting

Atsushi Imaruoka
Japanese

Caesar Zeppeli
Main

Takuya Satou
Japanese

Lisa Lisa
Supporting

Atsuko Tanaka
Japanese

Tomokazu Sugita
Insert Song Performance (ep 15)

Patrick Seitz
ADR Script (English)

Michael McConnohie
ADR Script (English)

Tony Oliver
ADR Script (English)

Hirohiko Araki
Original Creator

Kou Ootani
Theme Song Arrangement (OP1)

Kou Ootani
Insert Song Arrangement ("JoJo ~Sono Chi no Sadame~"; ep 26)

Taku Iwasaki
Music (eps 10-26)

Toshiyuki Oomori
Theme Song Arrangement (OP2, ED: ep 26)

Toshiyuki Oomori
Theme Song Composition (OP2, ED: ep 26)