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The ''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]'' series is notable for a number of onomatopeia (words representing sound effects) that have attracted attention from fans due to their incongruity. This is a list of all examples of such sound effects.
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The ''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]'' series is notable for a number of onomatopeias or sound effects which attracted attention due to their incongruity. This is a list of all examples of such sound effects.


The Japanese language contains four defined types of onomatopeia depending on its purpose. {{Nihongo|'''Giseigo'''|擬声語}} and {{Nihongo|'''Giongo'''|擬音語}} are onomatopeia that mimic the sound made by living beings or inanimate objects, respectively; for instance, a cat meowing would have a {{Nihongo|"nyaa"|にゃあ}} ''giseigo'' for "meow", while a "boom" from an explosion would be represented by a {{Nihongo|"doon"|ドーン}} ''giongo''. {{Nihongo|'''Gitaigo'''|擬態語}} are used to indicate a state or a condition. For instance, someone smirking would be underlined by a {{Nihongo|"niyaniya"|にやにや}} ''gitaigo''. {{Nihongo|'''Gijōgo'''|擬情語}} depict psychological states or bodily feelings.
{{Center|{{AnchorButton|Memetaa!}}{{AnchorButton|Zukyuuun!}}{{AnchorButton|Zugyuuun!}}{{AnchorButton|Placeholder}}{{ClickButton|Placeholder|color=blue}}}}

''JoJo's Bizarre Adventure''{{'}}s onomatopoeia usage is notable for featuring unique sound effects like "Memetaa!" that are rare or, in some cases, unique to the series, in addition to altered common sound effects. Most notably, the series is known to liberally use sound effects for the sole purpose of creating ambience, inspired by background sound effects used in plays or movies.

==List of Sound Effects==
{{Center|{{AnchorButton|Dogyaan}}{{AnchorButton|Dododododo}}{{AnchorButton|Zukyuuun}}{{AnchorButton|Megyaa}}{{AnchorButton|Ijike}}{{AnchorButton|Rurubababa}}{{AnchorButton|Gogogogogo}}{{AnchorButton|Memetaa}}{{AnchorButton|Popow Powpow}}{{AnchorButton|Shirushiru}}{{AnchorButton|Kyuiiiin}}{{AnchorButton|Paurooooooo}}{{AnchorButton|Opau!}}{{AnchorButton|Domon}}{{AnchorButton|Gyarurururu}}{{AnchorButton|Ruchaaa}}{{AnchorButton|Shawaaaa}}{{AnchorButton|Guppaon}}{{AnchorButton|Dokyuun}}{{AnchorButton|Zuzuouun}}{{AnchorButton|Nonooooo}}{{AnchorButton|Megyan}}{{AnchorButton|Doggauin}}{{AnchorButton|Dorodoaoo}}{{AnchorButton|Dogitau}}{{AnchorButton|Doryuuuun}}{{AnchorButton|Bomugi!}}{{AnchorButton|Bagyon!}}{{AnchorButton|Pittaaa}}{{AnchorButton|Subosa!}}{{AnchorButton|Boninnn}}{{AnchorButton|Zugyuuun}}}}
{{Minor
{{Minor
|Part = PB
|Part = PB
|Name = Memetaa!
|Name = Dogyaan
|MImage = Frog_Ripple.png
|MImage = Dogyaan.png
|AImage = Memetaa Frog.gif
|AImage =
|FImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 19}}
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 1}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 4}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 1}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Memetaa!|メメタァ}} is the sound effect used when [[Will Anthonio Zeppeli]] strikes a frog idling on a rock in a creek. The sound effect reappears in {{Ch|SBR Chapter 57}} as [[Danny]], [[Johnny Joestar]]'s former mouse, fuses with his hand.
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Dogyaan|ドッギャァーン}} is the first sound effect used in the series, used as a [[Maiden|woman]] is sacrificed by an [[Aztec Chief]].
|Gallery = <gallery>File:Memetaa SBR.png|Memetaa! used in Steel Ball Run<gallery/>
|Gallery = <gallery>
File:Dogyaan Danny.png|"Dogyaan" used for Danny bursting out of an incinerator.
File:GioGio PS2 Dogyaan.png|Usage in [[GioGio's Bizarre Adventure]]
File:Phantom Blood PS2 Dogyaan.png|Usage in [[Phantom Blood (PS2 Game)|Phantom Blood (PS2)]]
</gallery >
}}
}}
{{Minor
{{Minor
|Part = PB
|Part = PB
|Name = Zukyuuun!
|Name = Dododododo
|MImage = Dodododo manga.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 1}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 1}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Dododododo|ドドドドド}} is first used when [[Dario Brando]] sees the dead [[Carriage Driver|carriage driver]] at the [[Joestar Family|Joestar family]]'s carriage accident. The sound effect serves as a staple of the series, often appearing during particularly tense, dramatic, or bewildering moments.
|Gallery = <gallery>
File:PS2 Bucciarati agrees with Giorno.png|Usage in [[GioGio's Bizarre Adventure]]
File:Phantom Blood PS2 DoDoDoDoDoDo.png|Usage in [[Phantom Blood (PS2 Game)|Phantom Blood (PS2)]]
</gallery >
}}
{{Minor
|Part = PB
|Name = Zukyuuun
|MImage = Dio kissing.png
|MImage = Dio kissing.png
|AImage = Zukyuuuuun.png
|AImage = Zukyuuuuun.png
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|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 3}}
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 3}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 1}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 1}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Zukyuuun!|ズキュウウウン}} is the sound effect used when [[Dio Brando]] forcibly kissed [[Erina Pendleton]].
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Zukyuuun|ズキュウウウン}} is the sound effect used when [[Dio Brando]] forcibly kisses [[Erina Pendleton]]. To Japanese readers, this onomatopoeia would have the effect of a gunshot, underlining how shocking and violent the stolen kiss is. In the anime, it is represented by a high-pitched guitar {{W|Dive bomb (technique)|dive bomb}}.
|Gallery = <gallery>
File:GoldE arrowed PS2.png|Usage in [[GioGio's Bizarre Adventure]]
File:Phantom Blood PS2 Zukyuuun.png|Usage in [[Phantom Blood (PS2 Game)|Phantom Blood (PS2)]]
</gallery >
}}
{{Minor
|Part = PB
|Name = Megyaa
|MImage = Megyaa manga.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 4}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 1}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Megyaa|メギャア}} is a sound effect used when Dio elbows [[Jonathan Joestar]] in the face during their confrontation over Erina's stolen kiss.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = PB
|Name = Ijike
|MImage = Ijike manga.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 8}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 2}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Ijike|イジケー}} is used when the Joestar family's [[Joestar Mansion Butler|butler]] is embarrassed by Jonathan's request to only have [[George Joestar|his father]] treated by a [[George's Doctors|trusted group of doctors]].
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = PB
|Name = Rurubababa
|MImage = Rurubababa manga.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 9}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 2}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Rurubababa|ルルバババ}} is used when [[Robert E. O. Speedwagon]] throws his sawblade hat at Jonathan. It is based on the sound effect {{Nihongo|Bababa|バババ}}, which is typically used for helicopter blades spinning very fast.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = PB
|Name = Gogogogogo
|MImage = Gogogogo manga.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 13}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 3}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Gogogogogo|ゴゴゴゴゴ}} is first used when Dio, having become a vampire, reappears in the [[Joestar Mansion]]. Early variants of this onomatopoeia include "Gogogooooo", "Gogogoooya", and "Gogogorororo." This sound effect is commonly used throughout the series during particularly uneasy or mysterious scenes.
|Gallery = <gallery>
File:GioGio PS2 GoGoGo.png|Usage in [[GioGio's Bizarre Adventure]]
File:Phantom Blood PS2 GoGo.png|Usage in [[Phantom Blood (PS2 Game)|Phantom Blood (PS2)]]
</gallery >
}}
{{Minor
|Part = PB
|Name = Memetaa
|MImage = Frog_Ripple.png
|AImage = Memetaa Frog.gif
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 19}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 4}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Memetaa|メメタァ}} is the sound effect used when [[Will Anthonio Zeppeli]] strikes a [["Memetaa!" Frog|frog]] idling on a rock in a creek. The sound effect reappears in {{Ch|SBR Chapter 57}} as [[Danny (Steel Ball Run)|Danny]], [[Johnny Joestar]]'s former mouse, fuses with his hand.
|Gallery = <gallery>
File:Phantom Blood PS2 Memetaa.png|Usage in [[Phantom Blood (PS2 Game)|Phantom Blood (PS2)]]
File:Memetaa SBR.png|Memetaa! used in Steel Ball Run
</gallery >
}}
{{Minor
|Part = PB
|Name = Popow Powpow
|MImage = Papaw! Paw Paw!.png
|AImage = RippleCutter.gif
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 22}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 4}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Popow Powpow|パパウ パウパウ}} is the sound effect used when Zeppeli uses his "Ripple Cutter" technique, spitting rotating drops of wine sharpened into discs with [[Ripple]] energy.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = PB
|Name = Shirushiru
|MImage = Shirushiru manga.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 40}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 8}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Shirushiru|シルシル}} is used when Dio reattaches his arm during his penultimate battle against Jonathan.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = BT
|Name = Kyuiiiin
|MImage = Cuiin manga.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 53}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 11}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Kyuiiiin|キュイイイン}} is used as [[Rudol von Stroheim]] shows Speedwagon a syringe filled with truth serum.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = BT
|Name = Paurooooooo
|MImage = Pauloooo manga.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 66}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 14}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Paurooooooo|パウロオオオオオオ}} is used when the [[Pillar Men]] discuss their next course of action after reawakening.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = BT
|Name = Opau!
|MImage = Opau manga.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 69}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 15}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Opau!|オパウ！}} is used when [[Wamuu]] first demonstrates his Divine Sandstorm Mode.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = BT
|Name = Domon
|MImage = Acdc belly.png
|AImage = EsidisiDynamite.PNG
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 70}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 15}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Domon|ドモン}} is used when a stick of dynamite swallowed by [[Esidisi]] explodes in his stomach.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = BT
|Name = Gyarurururu
|MImage = Gyarurururu manga.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 72}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 16}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Gyarurururu|ギャルルルル}} is used when [[Lisa Lisa]] uses an oar to vault towards Joseph.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = BT
|Name = Ruchaaa
|MImage = Luchaaa manga.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 80}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 17}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Ruchaaa|ルチャアア}} is used when Joseph sends the Ripple through Esidisi's body during their fight.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = BT
|Name = Shawaaaa
|MImage = Shouaaa manga.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 88}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 19}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Shawaaaa|シャワアアア}} is used as the sun shines on [[Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli]] as he advances towards the [[Switzerland Hotel|hotel]] where Wamuu and [[Kars]] are lurking.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = SC
|Name = Guppaon
|MImage = Guppaon manga.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 118}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|SC Episode 2}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Guppaon|グッパオン}} is used when [[Jotaro Kujo]] falls down a stairway after [[Noriaki Kakyoin]] attacks him.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = SC
|Name = Dokyuun
|MImage = Dokyuun.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 118}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|SC Episode 2}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Dokyuun|ドキューン}} is used when Jotaro forcefully kisses a [[School Nurse|nurse]] controlled by [[Hierophant Green]].
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = SC
|Name = Zuzuouun
|MImage = Zuzuouun.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 127}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|SC Episode 6}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Zuzuouun|ズズオウウン}} is used as [[Dark Blue Moon]] lurks beneath [[Merlai Anne]].
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = SC
|Name = Nonooooo
|MImage = Nonoooo manga.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 137}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|SC Episode 9}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Nonooooo|ののおおーっ}} is used when [[Rubber Soul]] reveals his true form beneath [[Yellow Temperance]].
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = SC
|Name = Megyan
|MImage = Emperor Infobox Manga.png
|AImage = Megyan.png
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 141}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|SC Episode 10}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Megyan|メギャン}} is the sound effect used when [[Hol Horse]] first summons his Stand [[Emperor]]. In {{ASB}} and {{ASBR}}, the onomatopoeia is referenced as the title of Hol Horse's battle theme.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = SC
|Name = Doggauin
|MImage = Dogyaauun.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 152}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|SC Episode 13}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Doggauin|ドッガウイーン}} is used when [[Wheel of Fortune]] speeds towards Jotaro.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = SC
|Name = Dorodoaoo
|MImage = Dorodoaoo.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 160}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|SC Episode 16}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Dorodoaoo|ドロドアオーッ}} is used when Hol Horse drives away in the [[Joestar Group]]'s jeep after their fight with [[Enya the Hag]].
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = SC
|Name = Dogitau
|MImage = Dogitau.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 191}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|SC Episode 27}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Dogitau|ドギタウ}} is the sound [[Oingo]] makes when [[Jean Pierre Polnareff|Polnareff]] asks him to drink a bottle of soda with a lit cigarette in his mouth.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = DU
|Name = Doryuuuun
|MImage = Doriyuuun.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 272}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|DU Episode 2}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Doryuuun|ドリュウウーン}} is the sound effect used when [[Josuke Higashikata|Josuke]] embeds [[Anjuro Katagiri|Anjuro]] in a rock.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = DU
|Name = Bomugi!
|MImage = Bomgi.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 284}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|DU Episode 6}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Bomugi!|ボムギ！}} is used at the start of the "{{SA|DIU4}}" story arc when [[Koichi Hirose|Koichi]] trips on a bag.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = VA
|Name = Bagyon!
|MImage = Bangyen.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 452}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|GW Episode 4}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Bagyon!|バギョン！}} is used when [[Black Sabbath]] comes out of a shadow.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = VA
|Name = Pittaaa
|MImage = Pitaaa.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 486}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|GW Episode 14}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Pittaaa|ピッタアァーッ}} is used as [[Mr.President]] key is embedded into [[Coco Jumbo]]'s shell.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = VA
|Name = Subosa!
|MImage = Subosa.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 506}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|GW Episode 18}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Subosa!|スボサ！}} is used as [[Baby Face]] becomes fused to a bike.
|Gallery =
}}
{{Minor
|Part = VA
|Name = Boninnn
|MImage = Boninnn.png
|AImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 532}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|GW Episode 23}}
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Boninnn|ボニンンン}} is used when [[Clash]] falls away from [[Narancia Ghirga|Narancia]]'s throat as [[Squalo]] is defeated.
|Gallery =
|Gallery =
}}
}}
{{Minor
{{Minor
|Part = SBR
|Part = SBR
|Name = Zugyuuun!
|Name = Zugyuuun
|MImage = Diego_and_Hot_Pants_not_kissing.png
|MImage = Diego_and_Hot_Pants_not_kissing.png
|AImage =
|AImage =
|FImage =
|FImage =
|MDebut = {{Ch|SBR Chapter 73}}
|MDebut = {{Ch|SBR Chapter 73}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|Episode 1}}
|ADebut =
|Desc = {{Nihongo|ZuGyuuun!|ズギュウウウン}} is a variant of the original "Zukyuuun!" onomatopeia featured in [[Steel Ball Run]]. The sound effect is used when [[Diego Brando]] forcibly kisses. [[Hot Pants]] during their fight.
|Desc = {{Nihongo|Zugyuuun|ズギュウウウン}} is a variant of the original "Zukyuuun!" onomatopeia. The sound effect is used when [[Diego Brando]] forcibly kisses [[Hot Pants]] during their brief fight.
|Gallery =
|Gallery =
}}
}}
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Latest revision as of 22:05, 19 October 2024

The JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series is notable for a number of onomatopeia (words representing sound effects) that have attracted attention from fans due to their incongruity. This is a list of all examples of such sound effects.

The Japanese language contains four defined types of onomatopeia depending on its purpose. Giseigo (擬声語) and Giongo (擬音語) are onomatopeia that mimic the sound made by living beings or inanimate objects, respectively; for instance, a cat meowing would have a "nyaa" (にゃあ) giseigo for "meow", while a "boom" from an explosion would be represented by a "doon" (ドーン) giongo. Gitaigo (擬態語) are used to indicate a state or a condition. For instance, someone smirking would be underlined by a "niyaniya" (にやにや) gitaigo. Gijōgo (擬情語) depict psychological states or bodily feelings.

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure's onomatopoeia usage is notable for featuring unique sound effects like "Memetaa!" that are rare or, in some cases, unique to the series, in addition to altered common sound effects. Most notably, the series is known to liberally use sound effects for the sole purpose of creating ambience, inspired by background sound effects used in plays or movies.

List of Sound Effects

DogyaanLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 1: Prologue
Anime Debut: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 1: Dio the Invader
DescriptionGallery
Dogyaan (ドッギャァーン) is the first sound effect used in the series, used as a woman is sacrificed by an Aztec Chief.
DododododoLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 1: Prologue
Anime Debut: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 1: Dio the Invader
DescriptionGallery
Dododododo (ドドドドド) is first used when Dario Brando sees the dead carriage driver at the Joestar family's carriage accident. The sound effect serves as a staple of the series, often appearing during particularly tense, dramatic, or bewildering moments.
ZukyuuunLink to this section
MangaAnime
Manga Debut: Chapter 3: Dio Brando the Invader, Part 2
Anime Debut: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 1: Dio the Invader
DescriptionGallery
Zukyuuun (ズキュウウウン) is the sound effect used when Dio Brando forcibly kisses Erina Pendleton. To Japanese readers, this onomatopoeia would have the effect of a gunshot, underlining how shocking and violent the stolen kiss is. In the anime, it is represented by a high-pitched guitar dive bomb.
MegyaaLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 4: Dio Brando the Invader, Part 3
Anime Debut: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 1: Dio the Invader
Megyaa (メギャア) is a sound effect used when Dio elbows Jonathan Joestar in the face during their confrontation over Erina's stolen kiss.
IjikeLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 8: The Stone Mask, Part 1
Anime Debut: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 2: A Letter from the Past
Ijike (イジケー) is used when the Joestar family's butler is embarrassed by Jonathan's request to only have his father treated by a trusted group of doctors.
RurubababaLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 9: The Stone Mask, Part 2
Anime Debut: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 2: A Letter from the Past
Rurubababa (ルルバババ) is used when Robert E. O. Speedwagon throws his sawblade hat at Jonathan. It is based on the sound effect Bababa (バババ), which is typically used for helicopter blades spinning very fast.
GogogogogoLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 13: Youth with Dio, Part 2
Anime Debut: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 3: Youth with Dio
DescriptionGallery
Gogogogogo (ゴゴゴゴゴ) is first used when Dio, having become a vampire, reappears in the Joestar Mansion. Early variants of this onomatopoeia include "Gogogooooo", "Gogogoooya", and "Gogogorororo." This sound effect is commonly used throughout the series during particularly uneasy or mysterious scenes.
MemetaaLink to this section
MangaAnime
Manga Debut: Chapter 19: Jack the Ripper and Zeppeli the Strange, Part 2
Anime Debut: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 4: Overdrive
DescriptionGallery
Memetaa (メメタァ) is the sound effect used when Will Anthonio Zeppeli strikes a frog idling on a rock in a creek. The sound effect reappears in Steel Ball Run Chapter 57: Civil War, Part 2 as Danny, Johnny Joestar's former mouse, fuses with his hand.
Popow PowpowLink to this section
MangaAnime
Manga Debut: Chapter 22: Jack the Ripper and Zeppeli the Strange, Part 5
Anime Debut: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 4: Overdrive
Popow Powpow (パパウ パウパウ) is the sound effect used when Zeppeli uses his "Ripple Cutter" technique, spitting rotating drops of wine sharpened into discs with Ripple energy.
ShirushiruLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 40: Fire and Ice, Jonathan and Dio, Part 2
Anime Debut: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 8: Bloody Battle! JoJo & Dio
Shirushiru (シルシル) is used when Dio reattaches his arm during his penultimate battle against Jonathan.
KyuiiiinLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 53: The Pillar Man
Anime Debut: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 11: Master of the Game
Kyuiiiin (キュイイイン) is used as Rudol von Stroheim shows Speedwagon a syringe filled with truth serum.
PauroooooooLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 66: Ultimate Warriors from Ancient Times, Part 2
Anime Debut: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 14: Ultimate Warriors from Ancient Times
Paurooooooo (パウロオオオオオオ) is used when the Pillar Men discuss their next course of action after reawakening.
Opau!Link to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 69: Ultimate Warriors from Ancient Times, Part 5
Anime Debut: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 15: A Hero's Proof
Opau! (オパウ！) is used when Wamuu first demonstrates his Divine Sandstorm Mode.
DomonLink to this section
MangaAnime
Manga Debut: Chapter 70: An Engagement with Death: The Wedding Ring
Anime Debut: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 15: A Hero's Proof
Domon (ドモン) is used when a stick of dynamite swallowed by Esidisi explodes in his stomach.
GyarurururuLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 72: Ripple Teacher Lisa Lisa, Part 2
Anime Debut: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 16: Ripple Teacher Lisa Lisa
Gyarurururu (ギャルルルル) is used when Lisa Lisa uses an oar to vault towards Joseph.
RuchaaaLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 80: Flame Mode Esidisi, Part 3
Anime Debut: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 17: Laying a Deeper Trap!
Ruchaaa (ルチャアア) is used when Joseph sends the Ripple through Esidisi's body during their fight.
ShawaaaaLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 88: Caesar: A Lonely Youth, Part 1
Anime Debut: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 19: Race Toward the Cliff of Death
Shawaaaa (シャワアアア) is used as the sun shines on Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli as he advances towards the hotel where Wamuu and Kars are lurking.
GuppaonLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 118: Noriaki Kakyoin, Part 1
Anime Debut: Stardust Crusaders Episode 2: Who Will Be the Judge?!
Guppaon (グッパオン) is used when Jotaro Kujo falls down a stairway after Noriaki Kakyoin attacks him.
DokyuunLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 118: Noriaki Kakyoin, Part 1
Anime Debut: Stardust Crusaders Episode 2: Who Will Be the Judge?!
Dokyuun (ドキューン) is used when Jotaro forcefully kisses a nurse controlled by Hierophant Green.
ZuzuouunLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 127: Dark Blue Moon, Part 1
Anime Debut: Stardust Crusaders Episode 6: Dark Blue Moon
Zuzuouun (ズズオウウン) is used as Dark Blue Moon lurks beneath Merlai Anne.
NonoooooLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 137: Yellow Temperance, Part 2
Anime Debut: Stardust Crusaders Episode 9: Yellow Temperance
Nonooooo (ののおおーっ) is used when Rubber Soul reveals his true form beneath Yellow Temperance.
MegyanLink to this section
MangaAnime
Manga Debut: Chapter 141: Emperor and Hanged Man, Part 2
Anime Debut: Stardust Crusaders Episode 10: Emperor and Hanged Man, Part 1
Megyan (メギャン) is the sound effect used when Hol Horse first summons his Stand Emperor. In All-Star Battle and All-Star Battle R, the onomatopoeia is referenced as the title of Hol Horse's battle theme.
DoggauinLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 152: Wheel of Fortune, Part 3
Anime Debut: Stardust Crusaders Episode 13: Wheel of Fortune
Doggauin (ドッガウイーン) is used when Wheel of Fortune speeds towards Jotaro.
DorodoaooLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 160: Lovers, Part 1
Anime Debut: Stardust Crusaders Episode 16: Lovers, Part 1
Dorodoaoo (ドロドアオーッ) is used when Hol Horse drives away in the Joestar Group's jeep after their fight with Enya the Hag.
DogitauLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 191: "Khnum" Oingo and "Tohth" Boingo, Part 3
Anime Debut: Stardust Crusaders Episode 27: "Khnum" Oingo and "Tohth" Boingo
Dogitau (ドギタウ) is the sound Oingo makes when Polnareff asks him to drink a bottle of soda with a lit cigarette in his mouth.
DoryuuuunLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 272: Josuke Higashikata! Meets Angelo, Part 4
Anime Debut: Diamond is Unbreakable Episode 2: Josuke Higashikata! Meets Angelo
Doryuuun (ドリュウウーン) is the sound effect used when Josuke embeds Anjuro in a rock.
Bomugi!Link to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 284: Koichi Hirose (Echoes), Part 1
Anime Debut: Diamond is Unbreakable Episode 6: Koichi Hirose (Echoes)
Bomugi! (ボムギ！) is used at the start of the "Koichi Hirose (Echoes)" story arc when Koichi trips on a bag.
Bagyon!Link to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 452: Joining the Gang, Part 3
Anime Debut: Golden Wind Episode 4: Joining the Gang
Bagyon! (バギョン！) is used when Black Sabbath comes out of a shadow.
PittaaaLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 486: Express Train to Florence, Part 1
Anime Debut: Golden Wind Episode 14: Express Train to Florence
Pittaaa (ピッタアァーッ) is used as Mr.President key is embedded into Coco Jumbo's shell.
Subosa!Link to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 506: Baby Face, Part 7
Anime Debut: Golden Wind Episode 18: Head to Venice!
Subosa! (スボサ！) is used as Baby Face becomes fused to a bike.
BoninnnLink to this section
Manga Debut: Chapter 532: No Flightcode! Headed for Sardinia
Anime Debut: Golden Wind Episode 23: Clash and Talking Head
Boninnn (ボニンンン) is used when Clash falls away from Narancia's throat as Squalo is defeated.
ZugyuuunLink to this section
Manga Debut: Steel Ball Run Chapter 73: D4C, Part 6
Zugyuuun (ズギュウウウン) is a variant of the original "Zukyuuun!" onomatopeia. The sound effect is used when Diego Brando forcibly kisses Hot Pants during their brief fight.

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