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This article lists possible references made in popular series and by popular artists
{{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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The 270th issue of the {{W|Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie Comics)|Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog}} comic book series, features an Off Panel comic strip in the back of the issue portraying Sonic and Knuckles as {{W|Kenshiro}} of ''{{w|Fist of the North Star}}'' and [[Jotaro Kujo|Jotaro]] respectively. The theme of the strip refers to the manliest of anime and concludes with Knuckles and Sonic engaging while shouting "OraOraOra" and "MudaMudaMuda".
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American comic book ''[[Diesel]]'' was conceived as an Americanized version of [[Episode 8 (OVA)|episode 8]] of the 1990s/2000s [[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (OVA)|''Stardust Crusaders'' OVA]].
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{{W|Rick and Morty#Comics|Rick and Morty}} is a comic series published by {{W|Oni Press}}, based on the TV series. In Issue #22, released on January 25, 2017 with it being illustrated by CJ Cannon and colored by Katy Farina, {{W|Rick Sanchez|Rick}} calls for reinforcements from The Citadel of Ricks and one of the Ricks depicted has his hair in the style of [[Josuke Higashikata]]'s iconic {{W|Pompadour (hairstyle)|pompadour}} and his jacket top is spread apart like Josuke's uniform as well. Rick also insults the officer's hairstyle like how various characters insulted Josuke's hair in [[Diamond is Unbreakable]].
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Cybertronians resembling [[Crazy Diamond]] and [[Rohan Kishibe]] are present in IDW Transformers #18 and Transformers Galaxies #8, both drawn by [https://twitter.com/coralus_SF Umi Miyao]. An avid fan of the series.
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File:Rohan Cybertronian.jpg|Rohan-like Cybertronian in IDW Transformers #18
File:Transformer Josuke Rohan 2.jpg|Rohan and Crazy Diamond-like Cybertronians in the background of TF: Galaxes #8
File:Rohan and Josuke Cybertronian-Miyao.jpg|Personal artwork by Umi Miyao
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Collapse=true|height=auto|Textalign=left|Link=true|Title=X-Man|[[File:HulkTheWorld.jpg|150px|thumb|Hulk with The World armor]]
In ''X-Man Annual Vol 1 1998'', the Hulk gains an armor that is likely based off of the design for [[DIO]]'s Stand, [[The World]].
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