Johnny with his Tusk ACT4 Stand in Steel Ball Run (Image via Shueisha) While the above answers “who is Johnny Joestar,” it doesn’t touch on his powers and abilities in the series.

Johnny Joestar's anime design for Steel Ball Run has sparked mixed reactions among fans. Fans appreciate the animation-friendliness of the design but some find it oversimplified. Concerns about ...

As important as Johnny and Diego’s rivalry is to Steel Ball Run, oddly enough, it didn’t start that way.In Johnny and Diego’s first few interactions, the story never depicted them as having ...

Additional action parts make it look like he is using his Stand, Tusk. He stands at 150mm tall, which makes him just under six inches. Here’s a closer look at the Steel Ball Run Johnny Joestar ...

Lucy, Johnny, and Gyro in Steel Ball Run (Image via Shueisha) In Steel Ball Run, Hirohiko Araki’s art undergoes a noticeable evolution, shifting from a vibrant shonen-like style to a more mature ...

The Steel Ball Run first hit the scene in 2004, running until 2011 before coming to an end.Rather than focusing on a vampire attempting to take over the world, an Italian mob boss looking to ...

During this year’s JOJODay happening in Japan, the franchise has confirmed that JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Part 7: Steel Ball Run is in production, and there’s plenty to prove it. Videos by ...

After years of anticipation and speculation, Steel Ball Run, the seventh part of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, is finally getting an anime adaptation. Warner Bros. Japan made the long-awaited ...