Hirohiko Araki, Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan, JUMP COMICS
Since it is set in Italy and focuses on the father and daughter in the second half,
It reminds me of a man who tries to stay at the peak and a man who continues to run away from it.
Seeing my daughter despair in her misfortune.
Once again, I realize that Diavolo is such a terrible father…
That damn old man must absolutely love JoJo…
What was with that excessive acting (in a good way)?
>>1I love playing both the role of the shitty father and the fake shitty father, as well as the role of the homeless person! I’m a big fan of JoJo!
>>1Isn’t it great? I even remember the really long name of the church where Bucci died from the Araki fan in Bao: The Visitor!
>>69The Church of San Giorgio Maggiore is quite a famous place, you know!?
>>88Even fans can’t come up with that length right away!
>>95I’ll shorten it and call it the Jojo Church!
>>88San Jojo…
San Giorgio Maggiore…
Giorno Giovana! (Backlash)
Did you eat your popcorn properly?
>>2Around the area where I spilled it on the pigeons, I was almost out of it too.
>>5It’s fast!
That old man was Totsugi! I thought during the end credits.
The man who was stabbed in the past when he reached the pinnacle of happiness.
Yasuko really excels at making people feel that uncomfortable sensation.
No way, no way, no way! I couldn’t help but laugh!
The scene with the fully loaded revolver somehow feels like it was in the main story of JoJo.
When the live-action Izumi-kun appears, the screen’s power of sunlight becomes stronger.
It’s amazing that the original creator, Izumi-kun, has been editing Rohan Kishibe all this time.
The live-action Izumi-kun seems to have something strange at the core of his heart.
>>12She was originally a woman whose boyfriend was a mysterious man with amnesia…
>>12There are parts where characters like Koichi and Rohan are able to establish a conversation by summarizing the goodness of the residents of Morioh, like Izumi-kun…
Izumi-kun and his fiancée are too soothing.
Izumi-kun and Fanboy are healing.
I wasn’t really into the Louvre, but this one was good.
The original work leaves a lingering question of whether it is actually a grudge against the homeless, but the film’s portrayal of a father standing in the way of his daughter’s happiness seems to strengthen the sense of karma.
>>16Since we killed an unrelated person last time, it feels like the one who curses is also trying to lead us not to kill the daughter…
The loli girl was cute.
Even though he’s an original character, the engaged fanboy is way too good-looking.
It was nice to see landscapes in Venice that aren’t shown in tourist or history programs.
Is it an original live-action based on my daughter’s story?
>>21From the point where Rohan can’t suppress his curiosity and starts reading his father, everything changes in an instant.
Also, the scene where the punk goes to the daughter’s store at the beginning is original to the movie.
>>23It wasn’t the usual two of us…
As expected, they weren’t in Italy.
>>21The original story has a twist where Rohan hears a confession and switches places with his assistant.
The novelization of the movie was released, but I also want to see a comic adaptation…
Why is it that in Venice, a successful man with a Japanese cast is portrayed as a homeless person?
I thought that, but it seems that not only Eastern Asian homeless people but also men have settled in Italy during their travels.
That’s how the adjustment method came to be.
>>26They skillfully went to solve the mystery of using Japanese proverbs in their lines for some reason.
Quite easy to see.
Is it okay for the curse side because they realized that their daughter’s death was an act, or did they not notice it at all?
>>28Well, I guess it didn’t really matter which way it went as long as I was shown despair…
>>33Once you kill, it’s over…
I understand the feelings of the servant, but I think it’s really just misplaced resentment towards the homeless.
>>29The referee ruled that it was not a grudge!!!!!!!
You can speak Italian, huh?
>>30No, not at all.
>>30Kouichi-kun… is writing it on his body so that he can speak Italian.
Izumi-kun… is embedding the ability to speak Italian into his body.
>>45Isn’t everything except the greetings ad-libbed?
I think it was a good way to depict how the breakdown of the standard of happiness became a result of a curse.
Feeling the peak of happiness, even the death of the beloved daughter becomes lighter than my own death, which seems utterly despairing from the outside.
I thought while watching, it felt more like a curse that gathers wealth rather than bringing happiness.
>>35Isn’t it that the reason Rohan-chan got really angry is because the way you wrote about that topic was somewhat naive in understanding happiness?
>>41It’s the curse of those who died in poverty… I can’t understand the heart of an artist.
>>44Art…? (click)
>>47A certain manga.
I thought it was more of a landmine.
>>47Since Shigeyuki Tobitsuki is appearing, I can only play it back in my mind with Yo Oizumi.
>>44By the way, the other deceased person is somewhat of a fraud, so that is also unclear.
Because it’s Italy, the way the pages turn looks like a Venetian mask.
Even though Issei Takahashi is a real person, the scene of him looking up at the church is too much like a character from JoJo, like a panel from JoJo…
While putting in bold arrangements in the second half.
In the end, it was Bene who brought it to a conclusion in the form of “respect” for that way of life.
I was eating medium-sized popcorn at a high pace, and I ran out at the popcorn part.
The priest was also cute participating in the act at the wedding.
It’s been a while since I’ve been treated like this.
The depiction of happiness that keeps telling you to choose option 2 over option 1 felt very much like a typical Araki manga.
>>49It’s the convincing charm of a character wearing strange items, like a brooch of a broken mirror and upside-down ladybug earrings.
Just because you’re dead doesn’t mean the range you can control is incredible, curse.
>>51Rohan’s early arrival on the scene is mostly a setup, isn’t it…
They would throw in extra food as a bonus, and I could stay silent about things like opera tickets.
I couldn’t resist stepping into the world of manga.
>>53However, the opera tickets clearly give off a feeling of being forced hints…
>>62It was a regret…
Look, money! Money, money, money!
I’m going to be pampered!
No way, no way, no way! When I found out it was improvised, I thought what an amazing actor…
It’s a glass shower!!
The curse is too strong! You were doing it, weren’t you!
Luck vs. Luck made me want to laugh a little.
You can turn anything into a battle.
If that rich old man found out that the daughter he had been watching over is living, it seems like one of his subordinates would report it and it would get exposed, but since her husband is also a notable person, I wonder if it would be okay.
Well, I guess I can just write that Professor Rohan doesn’t suspect his daughter’s death at worst…
>>64If my daughter is alive, she might really die next, but it’s despair to think that I must continue not to confirm that myself…
Izumi-kun is strong against curses and strange phenomena, but…
I am weak against the kind of physical attacks that are like violence from a crazy stalker woman.
Not realizing my stomach had been sliced open, I noticed it from the blood on my hands, and it felt like “dodo dodo dodo.”
>>67Changed from the original beheading.
Dying from being burdened with such accidental misfortunes is a very typical way of dying in Araki’s works.
>>78It’s interesting that the story about the glass patent serves as a setup… and even the part about the punk wanting to become a glass craftsman is good too.
>>78It seems that Araki indicated changes here in a sketch.
Without a doubt, the atmosphere when dad and the teacher were facing each other was like JoJo’s.
Every time I see Mr. Rohan and Izumi-kun, I can’t help but think that they are married.
>>71The wedding scene is practically a wedding celebration, isn’t it?
The last movie had some family ties, and I sometimes get curious and poke my nose into everyday stories, but this time it’s completely an unintended incident, isn’t it, Rohan-sensei?
>>73I think the situation escalated to the point where even my own work was touched because I gave in to curiosity and read it…
It’s not Russian roulette.
The main goal is for my father to despair, so it probably doesn’t matter whether my daughter is alive or dead.
Even if I were to become happy knowing that my daughter is alive, despair would still come flying in, and if I weren’t unhappy, it would mean that I didn’t truly care about my daughter.
I think my daughter was able to get out first.
Turns out the guy playing the dad was a JoJo fan after all.
It was such an overly exaggerated performance…
>>79It’s probably because it’s written in the script, but the way the lines were phrased was really good.
>>79The stage greeting was really fun!
A person playing the role of a homeless person said they are a JoJo fan and during breaks in filming, they went to visit the location from Part 5. They immediately replied, “Oh, that’s where Bucciarati died! That’s where White Album attacked!”
It feels natural, as if the original additional settings from the movie were already part of the original work.
There have been a lot of talks about the plague, but I wonder if it’s related to the setting of this infectious curse?
>>82It seems that believing one can prevent it is also related.
I wonder if it was really true that wearing something unlucky would prevent it from happening to you the second time? It’s kind of like that.
The correct action there is to step out without asking, “I am not a priest.”
Well, even an apprentice cleric couldn’t do that.
Due to completely succumbing to my curiosity and going to read something I hadn’t read in the original version, I ended up taking action in the end.
>>85Kuu~ this is it!
The scene where someone is crying and staggering while saying, “I’m alive… I’m alive…” is very eerie.
I would like you to study the examples of permissible changes to the original work in various relevant places.
>>87I don’t need that kind of thing.
My dad, who keeps stepping all over lottery tickets, is a bit taken aback and it’s funny.
>>90Aren’t you lucky with that lottery ticket?
>>93🦶💥
>>90I don’t need something like this!
I thought it was crazy to turn that short one-shot into a movie! But then I felt like, “So that’s how they’re going to pick up from the part about the daughter’s peak happiness and extend the story” – I was really impressed with how skilled professionals are.
I want to talk about the original work as well.
I realized again that Izumi-kun’s editing is really good with the dripping technique.
When I read about Maria’s past, her lips are so plump and, how should I put it, it’s a bit vulgar…
>>98Tina Tamashiro is beautiful, isn’t she?
Even when being driven into despair, choosing not to die shows that old man is really strong.
>>99If I couldn’t die, it would lead to the despair that my daughter wouldn’t be alive…
Rohan Kishibe moves in his own way.
The side trying to protect seems like an embodiment of misfortune; it sounds like it’s referring to a father whose intentions are unclear—whether he is trying to protect his daughter or is simply afraid of dying—related to the plague mask.
I’ve heard that the confession room transforms and moves, and I’m looking forward to it.
Also, we have “walking and using a smartphone” and “the latest volume” left from the Mochizuki family, but I wonder if any of them will be adapted into a movie.
>>108Since there is a lot of money to be made, it seems likely that they will do something set overseas, but was it Gucci? Have they already done a bag from there?
If we include the novel, don’t we have quite a few bullets left?
>>110If anything, we could even do something like a single episode of part 4.
>>117The Highway Star battle… is a bit questionable, I guess.
The outburst was summarized at the point where the lottery was being stepped on.
This time, Mr. Rohan is an overall beautiful Mr. Rohan.
>>111It looks beautiful because there’s no monologue of the pesky things when listening to the story in the confessional room…
>>113After hearing the confession, I was able to hear an interesting story, and with a smirk on my face, I thought, “Ah, I knew it, Rohan-chan is a loser,” and felt relieved.
>>126If anything, using Heaven’s Door to start reading before that just increases the level of trash…
I had a painful experience.
I think Tsuji is quite a famous actor, but here it seems he doesn’t have much recognition.
>>112I often saw them in Hanatare Naxx, but this might be the first time I’ve seen them in something else.
>>112I’ve only seen them in roles like Rider.
If you can pick up the main part of the original work like Cheap Trick, you can also use something like Highway Star.
It seems like a great success since no unnecessary victims were created by the curse and it only brought despair to the target.
>>115Last time, I missed the target and ended up involving an unrelated scammer.
>>115Moreover, since he is alive, I will turn around the last words of Izumi-kun.
It is also possible to impose even greater despair from here on.
>>129From today, a bigger despair may be waiting for tomorrow.
I’ll keep possessing you without disappearing.
>>136The only option is to keep on living, but that means staying in that anxiety for a lifetime…
I went to see the preview screening, but it was a no-go because of Arts’ promotion.
The appearance of the homeless person is quite faithful to the original work, and it’s amazing.
The Mochizuki family seems like it would be easy to adapt into a visual format.
“I’m not a priest! I wanted to hear that in Ikuta Tsubasa’s voice.”
>>121I wonder if they could quietly create a version with monologues for the streaming or Blu-ray release…
I wonder if Mr. Araki is not involved with the original parts.
I heard that the part where the fake dad dies in an accident is from Mr. Araki’s proposal.
>>123Let’s read! Brochure!
The main actor, who becomes a promoter, was a gag during the stage greeting before the screening.
Movies can be made more lavishly than TV dramas, and that’s great.
I wonder if they could draw a manga based on a drama, on the contrary.
It’s the place where you are…
That’s a domestic flight.
>>131If I had mistakenly taken a domestic flight instead, I wouldn’t have made it there…
The fountain of the light bearer Izumi and the light bearer Lorenzo looks incredibly powerful together.
>>132However, I can hardly have a conversation.
>>138Looking back, I think it was mostly eye contact and gestures, except for the first cue card (in the palm).
Chinchirorin and Highway Star both struggle when there’s no Jousuke position… Mikitaka might be able to substitute with some mysterious dice he found or something.
It’s great to know that the light of the fiancé is so bright that I can definitely be happy…
>>139I felt like it was a guy named Izumi.
It’s too bad that the main character isn’t at the stage greeting with the actors.
>>148Maybe it’s a local person…
I felt that many of my father’s various things somehow overlap with Diavolo.
The matter of replacement and the curse that won’t end until death.
Is it because it’s Italy?
>>140There is love for my daughter, and rejecting the peak of happiness feels like reverse Diavolo.
>>140It seems that you are using your daughter as a sacrifice, and I wonder if you are aware of it.
Ladybug…? I thought, but now that I remember, Giorno said it was a symbol of good luck.
The original elements of the script were natural and good.
Another Diavolo, huh?
Thanks to the curse, I’ve been doing the thing I hate the most – making manga sell like crazy.
If I say it’s people from Team Nacs, I guess most people would understand…?
>>152No matter what he plays, it’s still Yo Oizumi.
Akira Yasuda, a pervert who can also act.
The leader with a big face and a loud voice.
The sound tail with eyes spaced apart.
Togitsukiyoshi Shigeyuki, also known as Shige.
>>166Recently, when I watch things like “Muromachi Burai” and “Kakukaku Shikajika,” I start to think, “Is that really the case?”
The ladybug earrings were the ones with Giorno’s design, and they were no good.
The meal was a bonus. Huh~
I got a ticket. Hah~
It’s been decided for a reprint, huh?
>>155It’s been a while since I’ve been looked down upon like this…
The reason your manga sells overseas is thanks to a curse, hehehe.
>>156Rohan suddenly exploded with anger.
Even if Rohan Kishibe is cursed, it seems unlikely he could ever reach the peak of eternal happiness.
>>157Once you meddle with the work, achieving the impossible becomes quite a challenge.
The scene where the squid is stepped on repeatedly was so much like Araki’s art.
>>158In that scene, the camera deliberately pulls back to capture it from a distance, which really feels like a panel from JoJo.
>>158It seems that over-the-top feeling was improvised.
I am completely fused with Rohan…
>>164Improvisation!?
Lorenzo’s face, appealing with a sign, has such a good smile that I can’t stand it.
>>159In the venue, there was a bit of laughter when the boy with a striking pink dark design on his back appeared.
I don’t need intense “joy,” and instead, there is no deep “despair” either…
That’s why the goal is that kind of “peaceful life.”
It’s amazing how actors can make phrases like “It’s not like that, you know” sound so natural.
The end is that there is no end.
The usual duo, Venice version.
>>167I want to stop stealing and become a glass artist → I guess I have no choice but to steal! → I felt a strong urge to steal that mask, which seems unrelated, but surprisingly, it turns out that person is also caught up in the curse!
You won that lottery!
I love that it’s so trivial to easily find a four-leaf clover.
>>170It seems that trying it out just once results in smooth behavior…
Totsugi is Revice’s dad.
I thought the Figuarts coat was too fluffy, but it was a pretty large coat in the show, so I decided to buy the toy.
The homeless person coming out of my tongue is too disgusting…
>>179First, I hate the texture.
>>182(Covered with syrup)
>>185(The role of the homeless person is covered in lotion.)
>>179If the manga is too vivid and the facial features are too clear, it becomes interesting, but the texture of a human face writhing behind a thin membrane was really good.
It’s similar to past works, but the use of analog expression gives it a special effects drama vibe.
It feels like Rohan was just made to be involved for the fulfillment of a curse rather than being cursed himself, so even if he reaches the pinnacle of happiness from that, probably nothing will happen in particular.
>>183It feels like a strange aftershock has spread; suddenly, an unsettling good luck comes.
>>183It felt like a curse was guiding me, thinking that I wouldn’t want to be made any happier than this, so please cooperate.
Did you think that this Rohan Kishibe is drawing manga just for the sheer number of copies sold?!
It clearly looks like a baseless grudge.
The person probably suggested the popcorn game because they had their own thoughts about it.
I thought the popcorn keychain from the merchandise was nice, but by the time I finished watching, it was sold out, and I’m frustrated.
Mr. Roham hasn’t come 😞
I can meet Mr. Rohan.😀
Mr. Rohan will be attending the wedding! 😍
They even gave me a signature 😂
>>189I love how cute it is when they sit cross-legged and clearly look dejected.
Even though it is famous as a lucky charm, the ladybug earrings make me think of various things.
Even if entangled by a villain, being able to turn them into a book and instantly nullify them is too strong for an ordinary opponent. Heaven’s Door.
In terms of evil spirits, Rohan’s luck is like a payment for the cooperation he provided.
The manga artist suddenly snapped.
Since you said this helped you, I’ll curse you again, Don!
Shige can make a声 like that, huh?
They really matched the voice of the homeless person in the anime.
They’re all great…
It’s effectively a severance, and there’s no change in the fact that I’ve lost my daughter.
>>199Since we can never meet again and it’s a scary situation even to confirm, it’s almost like a death separation.
It’s a curse that has extremely strong abilities but tends to have a poor imagination, making it prone to going in strange directions.
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