Phantom Blood (Film)

For the TV anime adaptation, see JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (Season).

“

Their stories will become legend once the mysteries of the Stone Mask are revealed.

”

—Tagline

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 an animated film produced by Studio A.P.P.P., which was given a limited theatrical release in Japan starting on February 17, 2007. It adapts the first part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, Phantom Blood.

The film was made to commemorate the 20th anniversary of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure and the 25th anniversary of Hirohiko Araki's career as a manga artist. It was produced alongside the PS2 game and features a few recurring voice actors.

Despite premiering in theaters, for unknown reasons, the film never received a home video release and is currently considered lost media.

Summary

Note: Due to lack of details, the events written here may not be in accurate order.

Prologue

A powerful shockwave caused by Zeppeli having his future read by Tonpetty

The story opens in the Tibetan mountains with monks chanting inside a temple. On the edge of a cliff near the temple, a young Zeppeli asks Tonpetty to read his destiny by holding his hand. As soon as their hands connect, a giant burst of yellow light appears and encompasses the mountains, causing the skies to clear and turn blue. Tonpetty then sternly reveals to Zeppeli his fate, which is that if he continues down the path he has chosen, he will be met with a gruesome death.^[2] In England, Dario Brando walks at night accompanied by a young woman in the pouring rain. The woman expresses concern that his son must be worried by his drinking habits,^[2] and as the two continue down a muddy road, Dario spots the wreckage of a carriage that had crashed. Dario smirks and decides to loot the carriage for valuables, only to find a strange Stone Mask. Dario then goes to rob the corpse of a well-dressed gentleman, only for him to wake up. The man mistakes Dario for having saved his life and asks him if his wife and son are still alive. Upon learning that his son was the only one to survive the crash, he closes his eyes again in relief.

Dio the Invader

George noticing Dio's arrival to the mansion

Years later, in 1880, Dio Brando is seen standing in front of the grave of his late father, Dario Brando, spitting on it before leaving. Dio then travels by carriage to the house of George Joestar, the gentleman whose life his father saved. To repay the debt to his father, George offered to adopt Dio and accept him into his home. As the carriage draws closer, George's son Jonathan can be seen playing with his dog, Danny. Once the carriage stops, Dio bursts out and locks eyes with Jonathan as the two stare back at each other. The two promptly introduce themselves. However, Dio loses his temper as Jonathan tries to help him carry his bags. Dio then proceeds to walk away, right before kicking Danny in the face much to Jonathan's dismay.

A photo of Jonathan's mother, smashed by Dio

In the entrance of the mansion, Dio is lovingly welcomed into the family by his adopted father, George, alongside his servants. In the reading room, Jonathan meets with Dio again and tries to make amends with him by shaking his hand. Just as he reaches his arm out, Dio grabs it and angrily tells Jonathan never to look down upon him, before elbowing him in the stomach. Somewhere outside the mansion, Jonathan goes to talk to his friends. However, they suspiciously ignore him and walk away. Jonathan confronts them, but is pushed away. Returning home, he finds that his room has been ransacked and that the pocket watch he kept in his drawer is missing. He also finds a memento of his late mother, Mary Joestar, smashed on the floor by Dio.^[2] A sudden knock on the door reveals Dio, who is smugly holding the pocket watch in his hand, saying that he'll be borrowing it. Jonathan then follows Dio outside, angry at him for going into his drawer without permission. Dio responds by dropping the pocket watch on the floor and crushing it with his foot. That following night, Jonathan is pricked by a needle that Dio had hid under the pillow in his bed.^[2]^[3] Inside the mansion, Dio spots the Stone Mask and takes it off the wall. George approaches Dio and tells him that the mask was excavated from Mexico. The mask is said to have originally belonged to an Aztec tribe that worshipped the sun.^[4]

Erina and Jonathan

As Jonathan sits outside with Danny thinking about all the terrible things Dio has done to him, Erina appears to cheer him up. The two then romantically carve their names into the tree. However, after Jonathan leaves, Erina is suddenly ambushed by Dio, who teases Erina and asks if she's done it with Jonathan yet before forcibly kissing her.^[2] The camera circles around during the kiss, and Erina's cute demeanor suddenly shifts to pride.^[5]^[6] A tearful Erina begins to wash her mouth out with muddy water as Dio looks on in disgust. Some time later, Jonathan meets up with Erina again. However, ashamed of what had happened, Erina bids him a final farewell before running off never to be seen again.^[7] Upon learning of Dio's heinous act, Jonathan rushes back to the mansion in a blind fit of rage and demands an explanation from Dio for what he did to Erina.^[6] But before Jonathan can strike, Dio elbows him directly in the face, knocking him down. Returning to his feet, Jonathan and Dio both enter combat stances. Dio believes he has the upperhand, but is surprised when Jonathan is able to overwhelm him. Several days later, it's discovered that Danny had burned alive in the incinerator. Jonathan's father delivers the devastating news to him, and they both sorrowfully stand alongside other servants at Danny's burial. Jonathan feels ashamed for suspecting Dio.^[2]

The Immortal Monster

Seven years pass, with Jonathan and Dio's relationship remaining unchanged as they mature into young adults.^[3]^[4] During this time, Jonathan's father is also revealed to have fallen ill and become bedridden. On the day of their university graduation, Jonathan learns of Dio's scheme to seize the Joestar family fortune by killing their father and becomes enraged.^[4] Determined to protect his father, Jonathan sets out to find the man who sold Dio the poison and prove his guilt once and for all. In Jonathan's absence, Dio is shown grinning as he pries open his drawer, revealing the Stone Mask which was the subject of Jonathan's archaeological study.^[4] While wandering the streets at night, Dio encounters a drunk vagrant who appears homeless and decides to use him to test the Stone Mask.^[2]^[8] As Dio stabs the man in the neck and places the mask on him,^[2] protruding spikes appear and dramatically pierce his skull as a flashing green light is emanated.^[2] Dio then walks away, thinking that there's no way he could've survived the spikes piercing his brain.^[2] However, Dio is caught off guard as the man suddenly rises from the dead with inhuman strength. The man attacks Dio but misses, shattering all the bones in his own hand. Despite his injuries, the man manages to grab Dio by the throat and begins draining his blood. As the man drains Dio's blood, his appearance becomes more youthful. Before Dio is killed, the sun rises and turns the vampire into dust, allowing him to survive knowledge of the mask's true power.

"I'll transcend my humanity, JoJo!"

When Dio returns to the mansion, he's met by Jonathan and George, as well as several police officers who have come for his arrest. However, Dio seems unfazed.^[4] When Dio is questioned by Jonathan about his actions, he finally reveals his true nature and pulls out the Stone Mask, declaring his intent to "transcend humanity."^[4]^[9] Dio attempts to stab Jonathan, but George steps in and is stabbed instead.^[4] In a last-ditch effort, Dio uses George's blood to activate the Stone Mask, causing a bright green light to emanate from it. However, the police officers open fire on Dio, causing his lifeless corpse to come crashing through the window into the pouring rain. As George lies bloody on the ground, Jonathan goes to comfort him. George tells his son that he continued to trust Dio's father, even after learning he was a thief.^[2] With his hand on Jonathan's tearful face, George tells him that dying in his son's arms isn't so bad before passing away.^[2]

Without time to grieve, Dio is revived as a vampire and uses his new vampiric powers to reek bloody havoc in the mansion,^[4] gruesomely crushing the skulls of one of the police officers and rendering their bodies asunder.^[6]^[10] Dio mutters "WRYYY" under his breath, with his voice taking on a much soothing yet threatening demeanor compared to before his transformation.^[2]^[11] Overwhelmed with the guilt of causing his father's death and Dio's use of the Stone Mask, Jonathan musters the strength to confront Dio.^[4]

Ripple Overdrive

Baron Zeppeli comes bearing news that Dio is still alive

After his duel against Dio, Jonathan rests easy believing that the monster had been defeated once and for all. However, a stranger of the name Baron Zeppeli comes bearing news that Dio was still alive, and also of his pursuit of the Stone Mask.^[4] Zeppeli teaches Jonathan the Ripple, a technique designed to put an end to the Stone Mask's curse.^[4] This technique involves generating ripples within the body through a special breathing technique, producing energy similar to that of the sun.^[4] Jonathan undergoes arduous training to defeat Dio and ultimately masters it. This section requires expansion.

Fire and Ice, Jonathan and Dio

This section requires expansion.

Epilogue

At the end of the film, there's a post-credits scene where Erina is rescued by a group of sailors as the ship's lone survivor.^[12] This section requires expansion.

Cast

Protagonist

Jonathan Joestar

Voice Actor(s):
Katsuyuki Konishi

Voice Actor(s):
N/A

Neutral

Erina Pendleton

Voice Actor(s):
Nana Mizuki

Voice Actor(s):
N/A

Antagonist

Dio Brando

Voice Actor(s):
Hikaru Midorikawa

Voice Actor(s):
N/A

Deuteragonist

Will Anthonio Zeppeli

Voice Actor(s):
Rikiya Koyama

Voice Actor(s):
N/A

Ally

Tonpetty

Voice Actor(s):
Yoshisada Sakaguchi

Voice Actor(s):
N/A

Neutral

Dario Brando

Voice Actor(s):
Kazuhiro Ozawa

Voice Actor(s):
N/A

Neutral

George Joestar I

Voice Actor(s):
Tsutomu Isobe

Voice Actor(s):
N/A

Villain

Wang Chan

Voice Actor(s):
Jun Itoda

Voice Actor(s):
N/A

Villain

Bruford

Voice Actor(s):
Toru Nara

Voice Actor(s):
N/A

Villain

Tarkus

Voice Actor(s):
Yoshinori Sonobe

Voice Actor(s):
N/A

Neutral

Woman from Bar

Voice Actor(s):
Yoko Soumi

Voice Actor(s):
N/A

Neutral

Joestar Mansion Butler

Voice Actor(s):
Masaaki Tsukada

Voice Actor(s):
N/A

Neutral

Jonathan's Former Friends

Voice Actor(s):
Shinnosuke Tachibanna & Yudai Sato

Voice Actor(s):
N/A

Neutral

Friend

Voice Actor(s):
Nobuhisa Nakamoto

Voice Actor(s):
N/A

Villain

Vagrant

Voice Actor(s):
Kenta Miyake

Voice Actor(s):
N/A

Neutral

Scotland Yard Inspector

Voice Actor(s):
Masaru Ikeda

Voice Actor(s):
N/A

Neutral

Police Officers

Voice Actor(s):
Shinnosuke Tachibanna & Hitoshi Bifu

Voice Actor(s):
N/A

Production

The Phantom Blood film was first teased in 2004 at the Tokyo International Anime Fair, with a test pilot being shown. The animation style and designs used in the pilot differ from the final product, and includes some scenes and characters, such as the appearance of Robert E. O. Speedwagon, who is notably missing from the actual film. The pilot was thought to be lost until September 14, 2019, when it was posted on YouTube after being discovered on an old DVD-RW.^[13] Junichi Hayama, who worked on the OVA series, was also made the character designer and animation director for the film. When the original director for the film left midway through production, Hayama was forced to take over as the main director.^[1] The film was initially planned to be 70 minutes long, but was later extended to 90 minutes.^[1]

Hayama, Jun Itoda, Araki, Kazuhiro Ozawa & Hikaru Midorikawa

On September 13, 2006, an event was held to promote the upcoming Phantom Blood PS2 game, which was set to release on October 26, 2006.^[14] During the event, it was revealed that Dio Brando's voice actor in the PS2 game, Hikaru Midorikawa, would be reprising his role in the movie, and that the comedy duo "Speedwagon" would be voicing Wang Chan and Dario Brando respectively.^[15] Those present at the event were given a sneak peek of a 47-second trailer of the film, which was later included as a bonus for those who pre-ordered the game.^[16] Two unused/rare posters were also displayed in the hallways of this event, which weren't used for the final movie except in promotional material.

The film premiered in Japanese theaters on February 17, 2007, and was set for a DVD release.^[1] However, due to unknown circumstances, the film never received a home video release and is currently considered lost media. In 2023, Junichi Hayama claimed that, for reasons he cannot disclose, Shueisha had seized all the assets related to the film and prevented him from further working on it.^[1]^[17] On May 19, 2012, an unfinished 16-minute workprint version of film was uploaded to YouTube.^[18] The workprint was put together from random clips and is missing voiceovers. A few scenes are also absent and some shots use storyboards in lieu of animation. According to the user who uploaded it, the footage was given to them as part of a sound design project at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. During the project, students were tasked with adding their own sound effects to the footage. However, the project didn't last long, as Marco d'Ambrosio dropped out from the class, so it didn't progress any further. Aside from trailer and promotional material, this remains as the only existing footage of the film.

Film to Manga Differences

^[19]^[20]^[21]^[22]

Lots of the story, power element explanations, famous lines, and characters are omitted from the movie.
- Characters that were removed are: Robert E. O. Speedwagon, Poco, Dire and Straizo.
Due to Speedwagon being removed, Will Anthonio Zeppeli's roles in the story are majorly increased.
Unlike the manga, the movie starts out with a young Will Anthonio Zeppeli on a mountainside with Tonpetty.
Will Anthonio Zeppeli, asks Tonpetty to show him his future which causes a huge explosion of Ripple waves.
The Aztec ritual is in the movie, to what extent is unknown asides from production materials.^[23]^[24]
Dario Brando & the Woman from the Bar walk a bit in the rain before discovering the horse carriage.
The horse cabin driver that died from a spike protrusion only has his head shown, and not his body.
Dario finds a ring within the carriage and keeps it.^[25]
Dario waves his hand in front of a partially unconscious George Joestar I thinking he's dead, which George then grabs his wrist.
A lighting strikes creates a bright flash which shows the Stone Mask.
Dario's entire backstory of Dio & his wife is never shown in the movie. It's unknown whether George's story of him is told as the inspector is present in the Movie.^[26]^[27]
The scene changes to a Young Dio Brando standing in front of Dario's grave.
George witnesses Dio's arrival from the upstairs window in the Joestar Mansion
Jonathan attempts to help with Dio's luggage but gets shouted at by him.
Danny doesn't walk up to Dio, instead Dio runs up to Danny and kicks him.
Dio takes his own luggage upstairs.
Jonathan attempts to formally introduce himself to Dio but is grabbed on the wrist and then elbowed in the stomach
Jonathan leaves the mansion after Dio's arrival to talk to his friends, only for them to not trust Jonathan anymore.
Jonathan & Dio's boxing match is never shown.
An original scene is added of Jonathan returning to his living quarters after it being ransacked.
- A smashed photograph of his mother can be seen on the floor.
An original scene is added of Dio outside, stomping on the pocket watch he stole.
An original scene is added of Jonathan trying to sleep on his pillow, but gets pricked by a needle that was placed under it by Dio.
- Afterwards, Jonathan gets out of his bed and sadly stares at the moon.
Dio's inner monologues and his tormenting of Jonathan are never depicted.
Jonathan's desire of wanting to be a true gentleman is never talked about.
Dio takes the Stone Mask off the wall to look at, he is approached by George who explains the mask to him.
Erina's overall character is toned down and made to look more 'cuter'.
Jonathan finds out what Dio did to Erina in a forest rather than in a town, she can be seen running away.^[28]
Jonathan's line when beating Dio up at the Joestar Mansion has been changed to "You! Why did you do this!"^[29]
Danny doesn't burst out of the incinerator.^[30]
Jonathan & Dio's rugby match never happened.
One of the drunken vagrants is removed.
When Dio finds the singular vagrant, he asks himself if the man is homeless.
Will Anthonio Zeppeli visits Wang Chan's shop and investigates him, to which he is then told about Dio at the Joestar Mansion.^[7]
- After this theatrical trailer, Will Anthonio Zeppeli can be seen in the bottom left of the screen running towards the light the emitted by the Stone Mask at the Joestar Mansion.
The Police Officers that're waiting for Dio at the Joestar Mansion are shown with more historically accurate British Police outfits.
Dio's infamous line of "I reject my humanity, JoJo!" is cut.
When Jonathan initiates his first fight with a vampiric Dio on the roof of the Mansion, he uses a warhammer to attack him instead of a spear.
Wang Chan apparently waits and hide for Dio in an abandoned mine next to the Joestar Mansion, which can be seen in promotional art.
Jack the Ripper is in the movie, though he may be a minor extra zombie.^[31]
Will Anthonio Zeppeli visits an injured Jonathan at the hospital.
There is a flashback scene of an even younger Will Anthonio Zeppeli and his Father.
- His father might be shown donning the Stone Mask along with the ship crewmates getting killed.^[32]
Ripple is demonstrated by Will Anthonio Zeppeli, but throughout the movie it as seen as a "power-up".
Bruford and Tarkus appear in the movie. They are immediately killed.
Bruford giving Jonathan Luck and Pluck never happen.
- Instead, Will Anthonio Zeppeli picks up a "sword"—presumably Bruford's-- to use it in his fight with Dio.
The scene where Will Anthonio Zeppeli, Jonathan & Dio clash under the moon takes place after Jonathan defeats the Dark Knights and is in proximity of Dio's castle.
The famous line spoken from Dio about "how many pieces of bread have you eaten in your life?" is omitted.
The specifics behind the freezing technique and why it counters Ripple are not explained.
Tonpetty appears by himself, this means Will Anthonio Zeppeli gets to see him again whilst he's alive. Unlike the manga.
Dio uses his vampiric powers to create Windknight's Lot.
When Will Anthonio Zeppeli fights zombies at Windknight's Lot, he takes off his hat to throw at the zombies.
Will Anthonio Zeppeli doesn't die to Tarkus instead he dies by Dio's freezing technique, from him creating an ice spike/pillar out of the ground and not flash frozen like Dire was in the manga.
The Rose on Will Anthonio Zeppeli's jacket (seen in promotion material) was used in his fight against Dio, similar to how Dire spat a rose into Dio's eye like in the manga.
The scene where Jonathan is given Will Anthonio Zeppeli's life energy happens within the Windknight's Lot Castle.
Will Anthonio Zeppeli doesn't age, nor does his hair turn gray when he gives Jonathan his Life Energy.
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. Instead, Erina enters the coffin without Jonathan saying anything. In the manga, she chooses to die with Jonathan but is persuaded after he asks her to save the baby.

Soundtrack

Theme Song

Grown Kidz/Voodoo Kingdom
VOODOO KINGDOM
SOUL'd OUT

Credits

Staff

Original Work (原作)

Hirohiko Araki

荒木飛呂彦

Director (ディレクター)

Junichi Hayama

羽山淳一

Animation Director (作画監督)

Masahiro Kurio

栗尾昌宏

Naoki Hisatsune

久恒直樹

Kouhei Hashimoto

橋本航平

Daisuke Takemoto

武本大介

Shinobu Nishiyama

西山忍

Masoa Ebihara

海老原雅夫

Yasuhiro Saiki

才木康寛

Chief Animation Director (総作画監督)

Junichi Hayama

羽山淳一

Art Director (美術監督)

Satoru Kuwabara

桑原悟

Sound Director (音響監督)

Yasanori Honda

本田保則

Sound Effects (音響効果)

Tom Myers

Skywalker Sound A Division of Lucas Digital Ltd.

Photography Director (撮影監督)

Hideo Okazaki

岡崎英夫

Postrecording Direction (アフレコ演出)

Shigenari Nishi

西重成

Producer (制作)

A.P.P.P.

Script (脚本)

Mitsuhiro Yamada

山田光洋

Storyboard (絵コンテ)

Junichi Hayama

羽山淳一

Yamanaka Eiji

山中英治

Character Design (キャラクターデザイン)

Junichi Hayama

羽山淳一

Color Design (色彩設計)

Mieko Seki

関美恵子

Music (音楽)

Marco d'Ambrosio

Gallery

Promotional Material

Official MerchUltra Jump & Weekly JumpShueisha Jump RemixOther Magazines

The first incarnation of the website: Reportedly had an easter egg if you hovered your mouse over the stone mask
The movie's website; kanji displays over the screen when hovered
A moving Stone Mask that acted as the websites loading icon
The header of an Official Movie Blog that was attached to the website
December 2006 Official Blog Entries
January 2007 Official Blog Entries
February 2007 Official Blog Entries
Movie's Official Blog image, of the furnace Danny was burnt alive in
Movie's Official Blog image, of the street Dio conducted the live test subject
Movie's Official Blog image, of Windknight's Lot
Front of B5 Movie Poster
Back of B5 Movie Poster
Metro Billboard Advertisement
Tickets Press had received to see an early preview of the Movie on February 12, 2007
Front of the Movie's ticket
Back of the Movie's ticket
Ticket stub you show to the theater workers to watch the movie
A prize ticket that had 3 stamp slots, for each stamp you could get merch, with a chance of a piece of film reel
Back of the prize ticket
One of many pieces of 35mm Film Reel that was given out to people for filling their stamp slots
A Premium Ticket in a sleeve that you could pay extra for, featuring art work of the Volume 4 Cover
The bottom of the Tickets Banner inside the sleeve
Back of the Premium Tickets sleeve
Front of a Mini Poster that was handed out when you saw the movie multiple times
Inside of the Mini Poster that was handed out when you saw the movie multiple times
Back of the Inside of the Mini Poster
Back of the Mini Poster
Main Promo Art Poster in the "Overdrive Omnibus" with Staff and Cast Credited
Main Promo Art
A rare Movie poster that was present at the Phantom Blood PS2 Announcement Event back in September 2006.
A rare uncolored Movie poster that was present at the Phantom Blood PS2 Announcement Event back in September 2006.
A rubber Stone Mask Charm
A Bronze Statue of Jonathan that was available in only 70 units spread across Japan theaters where the Movie ran
Front of the Statue's box
Inside of the Statue's box
Packet of the Booklet that was handed out when you had Tickets to see the Movie, it consists of having Interviews and Concept Art
Back of the Booklet Packet
Front of the Booklet
Back of the Booklet, crediting Cast and Staff
Front of Promotional 2D Stone Mask given out with movie tickets for the film
Back of Promotional 2D Stone Mask given out with movie tickets for the film
The Obi Band Attached to the BunkoEdition of Part 3
The Full Obi Band attached to the Bunko
Front closeup of an Obi band attached to Volume 50 of the Japanese Manga advertising the movie
Back closeup of the Obi Band attached to Volume 50
Comparison between an ordinary Volume 50 of the Japanese Manga being sold next to the Obi Band one
Obi Band attached to SBR Volume 10 that was sold back in November 2006
Cover of a Mook that has interviews with the Cast, Araki and Hayama
The "Overdrive Omnibus" Front Cover, which features Pages Promoting the Movie and Interviews with the Cast
Page 1 of the "Overdrive Omnibus" Showcasing Screenshots of Jonathan
Page 2 of the "Overdrive Omnibus" Showcasing Screenshots of Dio Brando
Page 3 of the "Overdrive Omnibus" Interviewing Katsuyuki Konishi & Rikiya Koyama who voiced Jonathan and Zeppeli
Page 4 of the "Overdrive Omnibus" Interviewing Hikaru Midorikawa & Nana Mizuki who voiced Dio and Erina
Page 5 of the "Overdrive Omnibus" Interviewing Soul'd Out and Comedy duo Jun Itoda & Kazuhiro Ozawa who voiced Wang Chan and Dario Brando
The Last Page of the "Overdrive Omnibus" Showcasing How Other Magazines Will Feature a Connectable Poster
Jonathan, on the cover of the "Official Movie Guide"
Page 7 of the "Official Phantom Blood Movie Guide"
Pages 8&9, featuring designs for Jonathan, George Joestar, Erina, Zeppeli and Tonpetty, and a production shot of the Stone Mask
Pages 10&11
Pages 12&13
Page 14 of Dio, Zeppeli, and Jonathan Clashing
Page 15 of Jonathan, George and Erina Cast Comments
Page 16 of Dio, Dario, Wang Chan, and Dark Knights Bruford & Tarkus Cast Comments
Page 17 of Zeppeli, Tonpetty and Other Numerous Characters' Cast Comments
Pages 18&19, Interview with Jonathan's voice actor Katsuyuki Konishi Part 1 and 2
Pages 20&21, Interview with Dio's voice actor, Hikaru Midorikawa Part 1 and 2
Pages 22&23, Interview with Erina's voice actor, Nana Mizuki Part 1 and 2
Page 24, Interview with Erina's voice actor, Nana Mizuki Part 3
Page 26&27 Interview with Comedy duo Speedwagon comprised of Jun Itoda & Kazuhiro Ozawa part 1 and 2

November 2006 Ultra Jump that has a poster announcing the movie with the uncolored/rare poster
Poster From November 2006 Ultra Jump
December 2006 Ultra Jump that has a poster release date for the movie along with another variation of the uncolored/rare poster
Poster From December 2006 Ultra Jump
January 2007 Ultra Jump that has a poster promoting the movie.
Poster from the January 2007 Ultra Jump
February Ultra Jump containing two posters
The first two-paged poster from the February 2007 Ultra Jump
The last two-paged poster from February 2007 Ultra Jump
March 2007 Ultra Jump that had a Spread Poster Promoting the Movie
Spead Poster #1 from March 2007 Ultra Jump
Spead Poster #2 from March 2007 Ultra Jump
Weekly Shonen Jump January 8, 2007. Announcing something about the Movie being showcased at Jump Festa 2006
Announcement page from the January 8 Weekly Shonen Jump
Weekly Shonen Jump February 5, 2007. Has a Black & White Advertisement
Black & White Advertisement from the February 5 Weekly Shonen Jump
WSJ February 12, 2007. Has a Black & White Advertisement
Black & White Advertisement from the February 12 Weekly Shonen Jump
WSJ February 26, 2007. Has a Singular Page Promoting the movie with a few screenshots
Movie screenshots & Singular Page from the February 26, Weekly Shonen Jump
WSJ March 5, 2007. Has a Singular Page Promoting the movie
Singular Page from the March 5 Weekly Shonen Jump
WSJ March 12, 2007. Has a Singular Page Promoting the movie, along with voice actors Hikaru Midorikawa, Katsuyuki Konishi & Nana Mizuki
Singular Page from the March 12 Weekly Shonen Jump

January 20, 2007 Jump Remix consisting of interviews and advertisements
Jan 20, Jump Remix Movie Advertisement
Jan 20, Jump Remix Interview Jun Itoda & Kazuhiro Ozawa
Interview with SOUL'D OUT
January 31, 2007 Jump Remix That has model sheets
Jan 31, Jump Remix' PB Movie Page 1
Jan 31, Jump Remix' PB Movie Page 2
Jan 31, Jump Remix' PB Movie Page 3
Jan 31, Jump Remix' PB Movie Page 4
Feb 15, Jump Remix consists of having 1 Advertisement
Feb 15 2007, Jump Remix Advertisement
February 28, 2007 Part 5 Jump Remix advertisements and Model Sheets
Feb 28 Jump Remix, Model sheets Page 1
Feb 28 Jump Remix, Model sheets Page 2
Feb 28 Jump Remix, model sheets Final Page

Newtype, January 2007
Blurb and screenshots from Jan 2007, Newtype Magazine
Magazine Called "Fanroad" Which Had a Page promoting the Movie
The Page from the "Fanroad" Magazine that Promoted the Movie
Animage February, 2007
Animage Feb 2007, interview with Katsuyuki Konishi & Hikaru Midorikawa
Animedia February, 2007
Animedia Feb 2007, interview with Katsuyuki Konishi & Hikaru Midorikawa
Animedia Feb 2007, blurb about the Movie
Newtype February, 2007
Newtype Feb 2007, interview with Katsuyuki Konishi & Hikaru Midorikawa
Front Cover of a magazine called "Cut" that released in February, has a page promoting the movie
Page 118 from the "Cut" Magazine
SPA! Magazine, February 20, 2007 Issue
Pages 132 & 133 of SPA! Magazine
Pages 134 & 135 of SPA! Magazine
Animedia, March 2007
Animedia Mar 2007, blurb about the movie
March 2, 2007 Famitsu that has Screenshots and Interviews
Page 180 of the Famitsu Showcasing Screenshots & Interviews
Page 181 of the Famitsu Showcasing Screenshots & Interviews
Playboy Japan March 5, 2007, has interviews with Araki, Shizuyo Yamazaki & Ryota Yamasato
Playboy Japan, Araki & co. interview Page 2
Playboy Japan, Araki & co. interview Page 1
Playboy Japan, Araki & co. interview Page 3
Playboy Japan, Araki & co. interview Page 4
March 9, 2007 Famitsu showcasing screenshots and model sheets
Page 56 of the Famitsu Showcasing Screenshots
Page 57 of the Famitsu Showcasing Character Models
March 2007 V Jump that has a singular page promoting the Movie
March 2007 V Jump Singular Page
April 2007 V Jump that has a singular page promoting the Movie
April 2007 V Jump Singular Page

Concept Art & Model Sheets

Jonathan JoestarErina PendletonDio BrandoWill Anthonio ZeppeliTonpetty & MonksDario Brando & WomanGeorge & Mary JoestarWang ChanBruford & TarkusOther

Stone Mask
Aztec Chief
Female Sacrifice
Female Maid
Male Servant
Incinerator Servant
Danny #1
Danny #2
Jonathan's Bullies #1
Jonathan's Bullies #2
Vagrant, Pre-Vampire
Vampire Vagrant with shattered arm
Vagrant's Facial Expressions
Police Officer
Investigator
Zeppeli's Father
Extra Zombies #1
Backsides Extra Zombies #1
Jack the Ripper & Extra Zombies #2
Backsides of Jack the Ripper & Extra Zombies #2

Screenshots

Image from the Movies early website featuring: Jonathan, Dio, and the Stone Mask
Jonathan and Dio, from adolescence to adulthood
Monks of the Ripple
Tonpetty
Young Zeppeli
Tonpetty questioning Zeppeli whether he really wants to see his future
Zeppeli having his future shown to him by Tonpetty outside the Ripple Temple
Powerful Ripple shockwaves traveling throughout the atmosphere that is caused by Zeppeli having his future shown to him by Tonpetty
Dario looting the Horse Carriage
Dario discovers the Stone Mask
Dario Caught off guard by a half conscious George Joestar
The Stone Mask
Dario Brando's Grave
Dio spitting on Dario's Grave
Dio on his way to the Joestar Mansion
George noticing Dio's arrival
Jonathan and Danny witnessing Dio's arrival to the Joestar Mansion
Key frame of Jonathan watching Dio jump out of the carriage
Danny innocently staring at Dio
Dio kicking Danny
Jonathan trying to halt Dio after Kicking Danny
Inside the Joestar Mansion
George welcoming Dio to the Joestar Mansion
After taking Dio to his new room, Jonathan requests a handshake
Dio aggressively refusing Jonathan's handshake
Dio antagonising Jonathan before punching him in the stomach.
Jonathan in pain after Dio elbowing his stomach
The Bullies not wanting Jonathan to speak to them
Picture of Jonathan's Mother, smashed by Dio
Jonathan saddened by seeing his Mother's picture broken
Dio stealing Jonathan's Pocket watch
Dio walking outside with Jonathan's Pocket Watch
Dio crushing the pocket watch with his foot
Jonathan angry at Dio for breaking his Pocket Watch
Jonathan pricked by a needle that Dio hid under his pillow
Jonathan Sadly looking out of his bedroom window
The Stone Mask Dio is looking at
Dio looking at the Stone Mask on the wall
Dio holding the Stone Mask
George approaching Dio whilst he is looking at the Stone Mask
Young Jonathan with Danny
Young Erina introducing herself to Jonathan(?)
Jonathan looking at Erina
Jonathan with Erina
Jonathan & Erina's names carved into a tree
Dio Ambushing Erina
Erina caught in Dio's ambush
Dio forcefully Kissing Erina
Another Frame of Dio Kissing Erina
Dio disgusted with Erina after she washes her mouth with muddy water
Erina fallen over from Dio kissing her(?)
Erina upset from Dio kissing her
Jonathan finds out what Dio did to Erina
Jonathan bursting into the Joestar Mansion, inflamed with rage towards Dio
Jonathan back in the Joestar Mansion, ready to attack Dio
Jonathan about to attack Dio for payback as for what he did to Erina
Dio preparing to attack Jonathan at the stairs
Dio about to engage the fight with Jonathan
Dio elbowing Jonathan in the face
The Incinerator
Jonathan shocked at Danny's burial(?)
Jonathan, a Maid and George standing at Danny's burial
Jonathan grown up
Dio grown up
Dio, grown up, prying Jonathan's desk open to look at the Stone Mask(?)
Dio's Experiment Outfit
The Street Where Dio Conducted the Test Subject Experiment with the Stone Mask
Dio having his blood drained by the Vagrant who Dio experimented Stone Mask with
Wang Chan
George touching Jonathan's face before dying
George on the floor dying after being stabbed by Dio
Dio donning the Stone Mask to become a vampire
Dio rejecting his humanity
Dio getting shot by the Police Officers
Dio pretending to be dead after being shot by the Police, while the Inspector stands by the window
Dio slaughtering the Police Officers
Keyframe Closeup after Dio slaughtered the Police Officers
Dio, after using the Stone Mask
Keyframe of Dio looking on, after using the Stone Mask
Joestar Mansion exploding inside from Dio's havoc
Keyframe of Joestar Mansion exploding on the outside
Jonathan about to attack Dio with a warhammer
Dio watching Jonathan about to attack(?)
Jonathan lunging the warhammer at Dio
Dio dodging Jonathan's warhammer attack
Dio talking about the limits of human abilities
Zeppeli as he looks in the movie
Jonathan, after his fight with Dio at the Mansion
Will Anthonio Zeppeli talks about the Stone Mask to Jonathan
Jonathan possibly looking at Zeppeli
Zeppeli staring onward
Zeppeli Leaving the Hospital after seeing Jonathan
Zeppeli demonstrating the Ripple From the Trailer
Zeppeli, about to punch the frog
Keyframe of Zeppeli Smirking as he's about to punch the frog
A Keyframe of the Frog from the Trailer.
A Keyframe of Zeppeli Punching the Frog from the Trailer
Closeup of Zeppeli Punching the Frog
Zeppeli Punching the Frog
Jonathan in awe watching Zeppeli use the Ripple(?) from the trailer
Jonathan's Training Outfit
The castle at Windknight's Lot
Jonathan, Preparing to attack Dio
Dio, wincing from Jonathan's attack
Jonathan, "Powering up" to counter Dio's Freezing abilities
Another shot of Jonathan sending the Ripple into Dio
Jonathan delivering the final blow
Another shot of Jonathan finishing Dio
Erina's Wedding Dress

2004 Tokyo International Pilot

The Stone Mask
Dio gazing at Jonathan
Jonathan gazing at Dio
Dio on his way to the Joestar Estate
Zombie dying of a Ripple punch
Jonathan finishing off a horde of Zombies with Ripple then looking onward
Jonathan looking up at Dio Standing on the Rock formation
Dio standing on the top of the rock formation
Dio exposing his fang
Jonathan jumping up the rock formation towards Dio
Ripple
Will Anthonio Zeppeli, Jonathan and Dio attacking in unison
Dio shocked at the attack of Jonathan
Will Anthonio Zeppeli shocked seeing Jonathan attack
Flowers blossoming from Jonathan's Ripple
George Joestar dying
Vagrant wearing the Stone Mask
Rock landslide unveiling the Castle Dio took over
Jonathan taking a stance to fight Tarkus
Tarkus about to Chain Whip Jonathan
Jonathan attacking Tarkus
Bruford and Jonathan landing in the water to fight
Ogre Street
Jonathan's hand bleeding
Speedwagon Enters
Keyframe of Tattoo grouping up with Speedwagon
Speedwagon and Tattoo closeup
Keyframe of the Kempo Fighter joining Speedwagon & Tattoo
Jonathan staring down Dio in his Ripple training outfit.
Dio, about to turn around
Dio staring at Jonathan
Young Erina Pendleton and Jonathan Joestar
Danny with Erina and Jonathan
Joestar Mansion burning
Jonathan plummeting inside the burning Joestar Mansion whilst grasping and trying to impale Dio.
Older Erina crying
Wang Chan sorting over rubble at the Joestar Mansion
Wang Chan uncovering the Stone Mask
End title card for the pilot
"Part 1 Production has been decided!!"
One of many pictures taken of the pilot at the Tokyo International Anime Fair

Phantom Blood PS2 Event

Uncolored Unused/Rare Poster that was present in Hallways of the PS2 Game Event
Colored Unused/Rare Poster, from an online blog that has never been seen nor used as the films final poster
The colored poster featured in Ultra Jump November 2006 Issue
Segment of the Colored Poster featured in a Weekly Shonen Jump Advertisement for Jump Festa 2006
The Colored Poster featured in a Manga Omnibus that contained the whole of Phantom Blood.
The Promotional version of the Poster which was from a Booklet handed out at the Theaters
Bonus Disc Front Cover
Bonus Disc, Contents
Bonus Disc

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Trivia

Joseph's pose used for Jonathan in the poster for the film

The music in the teaser trailer is a remix of two tracks from the 1993 OVA: Dio's Dervish and Going Home. The theatrical trailer also remixes two 2000 OVA tracks: Polnareff's Feelings and Polnareff's Anger.
Kenta Miyake, voice actor of one of the vagrants, later played Muhammad Avdol in the Stardust Crusaders anime adaptation. Katsuyuki Konishi, the voice actor of Jonathan Joestar, later played Diavolo in the Golden Wind anime adaptation.
On the movie's poster, Jonathan is modeled after Joseph Joestar from the cover of Volume 8. His jewelry is also from the cover of Volume 3. Dio is modeled after two poses from the manga: one from Chapter 13 when he is standing on the broken window ledge, and another from Chapter 36 when he is holding a bent crucifix.

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