Minor Items in Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan
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This is a list of minor items appearing in various one-shots related to the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series.
The items featured in this list do not have enough information to justify an article, mainly due to lack of relevance, but are still notable.
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One-Shots
Popcorn
Manga Debut: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 16: At a Confessional
Anime Debut: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 16 (OVA): At a Confessional
Anime Debut: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 16 (OVA): At a Confessional
A brand of popcorn created by the Confessor. They were quite successful and the confessor's daughter is seen with a bag of popcorn, suggesting that she likes it too. The popcorn becomes a crucial item in the confessor's life when the ghost of the Asian Man orders "the confessor" to toss three popcorns high in the air and catch them with his mouth.
De Staël Artbook
Manga Debut: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 2: Mutsu-kabe Hill
Anime Debut: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 2 (OVA): Mutsu-kabe Hill
Anime Debut: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 2 (OVA): Mutsu-kabe Hill
An artbook of the works of French painter Nicolas de Staël. It is Rohan Kishibe's sole possession after he invested all his assets in buying a mountain range.
Artbook in the drama
Rohan's Autographs
Manga Debut: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 2: Mutsu-kabe Hill
Anime Debut: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 2 (OVA): Mutsu-kabe Hill
Anime Debut: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 2 (OVA): Mutsu-kabe Hill
When Akira Otoishi and Tamami Kobayashi come to Rohan Kishibe asking him for an autograph, Rohan obliges and gives them both an autograph with a doodle of "Pink Dark Boy" made out of coffee drops he's thrown onto their paper sheets in an instant.
Autograph in the drama
Tea Set
Manga Debut: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 5: Millionaire Village
Anime Debut: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 5 (OVA): Millionaire Village
Anime Debut: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 5 (OVA): Millionaire Village
Ikkyu serves tea to Kyoka Izumi and Rohan Kishibe, using it to test Izumi's manners. She fails a third time in etiquette when she places her finger through the handle, which is improper, causing Ikkyu to request that she leaves the place.
In the TV Drama, the tea cups are made of Coalport porcelain in an Adelaide shape with a phoenix motif, dating from approximatively 1830.[1]
The tea cup in the drama
Corn
Manga Debut: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 5: Millionaire Village
Anime Debut: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 5 (OVA): Millionaire Village
Anime Debut: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 5 (OVA): Millionaire Village
After Rohan Kishibe reads Ikkyu's bio, the Gods of the Mountains punish him by giving Kyoka Izumi a heart attack. To save her, Rohan Kishibe is given a corn on the cob to eat and must eat it in a proper manner. The cutlery placed besides the corn is a trick and the proper manner to eat corn is to grab both ends with the hands.
Corn in the drama
Abalone Risotto
A risotto accompanied with slices of abalone cooked rare. The rice is mixed with cheese and either winter melon or grated Chinese yam. The dish is mixed with abalone liver sauce. It cures Rohan's tired eyes by replacing the vitreous humor with new humor.
Disk Abalone
The Disk Abalone is a species of abalone endemic to the coast of Morioh. These prized seashells have several characteristics. They can grow to weight several kilograms, have an extremely hard shell able to resist the impact of a car, have the octopus as their natural enemy, and are high-class ingredients whose production and sale is tightly controlled. As a result, the inhabitants of Morioh are rumored to have developed a poaching tradition around the seashells. One night every year, the disk abalones are disoriented by the gravitational conditions and begin to freely swim in the water.
Octopus Tomato Sauce
It consists of several octopus tentacles in tomato sauce. It is not shown to cure anything particularly.
In the drama
Crostata
An Italian pie made by Hatsune Morishima. It's a snack that Tonio's mother often made for him when he was a child. He traveled the world and tasted various dishes, but never encountered anything more delicious than his mom's crostata. Hatsune promised Tonio that she would one day make crostata using his mother's recipe. She was finally able to after being healed, and serves it to Tonio, Rohan, and Kyoka.
Treadmill Remote
Manga Debut: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 9: The Run
Anime Debut: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 9 (OVA): The Run
Anime Debut: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 9 (OVA): The Run
A simple remote used to control the activation of a pair of treadmills. Rohan Kishibe and Yoma Hashimoto made a "game" around the remote and set the treadmills to increase their speed until they reach their maximum, at which point the two try to grab the remote first.
Yabubako-Hoshi's Shrine
A small shrine set inside the hollow at the base of a yew tree. It is composed of a small round mirror on a platform. It is said that the yew tree is 800 years old and that the cavity beneath the tree is 500 years old. The shrine is connected to Yabubako-Hoshi, as anyone who is reflected in the mirror finds themselves replaced by Yabubako-Hoshi for three months, Yabukako-Hoshi causing mischief and trouble in the meantime. The cavity has been sealed because it regularly caused trouble in the past but curious visitors occasionally open the cavity and look at the mirror. There is a way to undo everything Yabubako-Hoshi commits and that is to turn the mirror 360° to the left without getting reflected. Stands count as one's true self and can be reflected in the mirror.
Yew tree hiding Yabubako-Hoshi's shrine
OVA/Short Stories/TV Drama/Film
Noire
Manga Debut: Rohan au Louvre (Film)
A painting made by art forger Maurice Legrand. Legrand had seen the cursed painting Under the Moon which drove him mad through the art forger's guilt of participating in an art forgery operation. Legrand tried to replicate the painting somehow but in a haphazardous manner. Legrand applied thick layers of black paint to create Noire, replicating with the impasto the image of a spider web and of long flowing hair. Legrand also wrote "Ceci est le noir vu au Louvre. remord" which means "This is the black seen at the Louvre. remorse", at the back of the canvas.
Following Legrand's death, the painting was acquired by the auctioneer company Crimson's and sold off to Rohan Kishibe for 1,500,000 yen.
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