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{{See also|List of References in JoJo}}
 
This article lists possible references made in popular series and by popular artists to art or concepts defining to ''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]''. <!--'''Discussion of the legitimacy of these references can be found [[Special:WikiForum/JoJo References|here]].'''-->
 
References range in nature from tribute to plagiarism. Many are comic, while the "JoJo poses" in particular cross into greater cultural significance, with the greatest examples being those reproduced by a handful of popular Japanese performing artists.
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Kafka Asagiri, creator and writer of the ''Bungo Stray Dogs'' series, cites ''JoJo's Bizarre Adventure'' as a major influence while creating his manga. In a 2013 interview with Comic Natalie, he draws a similarity between ''Bungo Stray Dogs'' and ''JoJo's Bizarre Adventure'' characters, noting that although the humans are weak by themselves, they are still strong in a way that they can overcome obstacles with their courage and determination, and not just by using their [[Stand]]s or special abilities.<ref>[https://natalie.mu/comic/pp/bungostraydogs/page/3 Comic Natalie | 「文豪ストレイドッグス」イケメン文豪の誕生秘話を語る朝霧カフカ、春河35インタビュー]</ref> Asagiri is also open towards his opinions on the series and often mentioned it on his Twitter.<ref>[https://twitter.com/kafkaasagiri/status/237480425101078528?s=20 Asagiri's Twitter | "JoJo is a story about people with different abilities..."]</ref><ref>[https://twitter.com/kafkaasagiri/status/237858382176997376?s=20 Asagiri's Twitter | "I wrote a tweet about JoJo, and the number of (Twitter) favorites is amazing. Everyone likes JoJo."]</ref>
 
Shiwasu Hoshikawa, the manga artist of the spin-off ''Bungo Stray Dogs: STORM BRINGER'' referenced [[Rohan Kishibe]] from [[Chapter 318]] in his author's comment for the fourth chapter published in the June 2025 issue of ''{{W|Monthly Shonen Ace}}'' (April 25, 2025). His comment: {{Nihongo|Lately, spiders have been appearing a lot at my front door. I wonder if it would be a good idea to check how they taste like Rohan-sensei...|最近家の玄関に蜘蛛が良く出現します。これは露伴先生的には味を確かめておいた方がいいのかな.... }}
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In chapter 27 of ''Cipher Academy'', the cast references ''JoJo's Bizarre Adventure'' in a quiz game in which theythe contestants have to have the same answer to a question. One of the questions asks about the character's favorite ''JoJo's Bizarre Adventure'' part, and they all have different answers. The second question asks about the cast's favorite "Last Boss" or main antagonist in the series and they all answer [[DIO]] or a variation of his name.
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*In Episode 22 of Season 2 (Short Episode 229), Kaido and Nendou argue over which [[Weekly Shonen Jump]] character is the strongest. Nendo argues that it's either Luckyman or Arale whereas Kaido states that it has to be [[Giorno Giovanna|Giorno]] because [[Gold Experience Requiem]] can nullify any ability.
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In oneTadatoshi of theFujimaki's chapter commentariescommentary bypublished authorin Tadatoshi''[[Weekly FujimakiShonen Jump]]'' 2023 #47 (October 23), he comments that "When I need to hype myself up to draw, I listen to the JoJo anime's victory themes. Gotta go with [[Golden Wind (Anime)|Part 5's]] ('il vento d'oro')." - Weekly Shonen Jump (2023 #47, October 23)<ref>https://x.com/jojo_wiki/status/1718660514752925827</ref>
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In episode 3, main protagonist Kae punches at the camera repeatedly while scream "muri" several times, just like [[DIO]]'s "muda", and ends by doing DIO's "WRYYY" pose. In the second eyecatch of the episode 8, the Serinuma family are doing several JoJo poses: the protagonist Kae is doing Joseph's pose, her mother Mitsuko is doing Jonathan's pose and her older brother Takuro is doing Josuke's pose
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In chapter 40 of the manwha, after the protagonist Jeon Mincheol kills ogres, he points like [[Jotaro Kujo]] and references Jotaro telling [[DIO]] that he made him angry.
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