Sadao Kujo
Sadao Kujo (空条 貞夫, Kūjō Sadao) is a tertiary character featured in the third part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, Stardust Crusaders.
He is the father of Jotaro Kujo and husband of Holy Kujo. As a famous jazz musician, he is always on tour and is never seen in the series.
Summary
Sadao never actually makes an appearance in the series and is only mentioned on the Joestar Family Tree. In the story, only his name and occupation are given.
He seems to be disliked by his father-in-law Joseph Joestar, as Joseph starts disliking Japanese people after Holy marries Sadao and moves to Japan.[1]
History
Stardust Crusaders (1988)
Sadao married Holy Kujo, the only daughter of Joseph Joestar. After Holy moved to Japan, they had their son, Jotaro Kujo. Leaving his family to travel on a concert tour as a famous Jazz musician, Sadao was not present during the events of Part 3.[2]
Novels
Crazy Heartbreakers
In the light novel Crazy Heartbreakers, Sadao Kujo participated in a Street Jazz Festival at Morioh a few years prior to 1999. He led an electric band and performed the song "Black Satin" with his trumpet using a wah-wah mute. His performance was so mesmerizing that it is still talked about in the present, since it was as if he had transformed the street into another dimension while performing.[3]
Chapters / Episodes
- Chapter 113: The Man Who Crossed the Atlantic (Mentioned)
- Chapter 114: Jotaro Kujo, Part 1 (Mentioned)
- Chapter 117: The Man with the Star Birthmark (Mentioned)
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 26: The Man Who Became a God (Mentioned)
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 1: A Man Possessed by an Evil Spirit (Mentioned)
- Crazy Heartbreakers Chapter 5: Disquietude (Mentioned)
Gallery
Trivia
- In Japanese, the sada (貞) part of Sadao's name can also be read as jō, making him one of the few JoJos in the series who are not direct descendants of the Joestar Bloodline.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 113: The Man Who Crossed the Atlantic
- ↑ Chapter 114: Jotaro Kujo, Part 1
- ↑ Crazy Heartbreakers Chapter 5: Disquietude