JoJo ~Sono Chi no Sadame~
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"JoJo ~Sono Chi no Sadame~" (ジョジョ ～その血の
A canção foi escrita por Shoko Fujibayashi, composta por Kohei Tanaka e arranjada por Kow Otani. Tanto Fujibayashi quanto Tanaka são conhecidos por suas contribuições às canções tema, tendo trabalhados juntos previamente em "We Are!" para One Piece.[1] Dizem que os vocais de Tominaga e a banda de sopro que os acompanham dão em todo à música um "entalhe musical de anime" que remete a canções muito mais antigas e com temas de amor. A letra combinou com a história de Phantom Blood, e Jun Yamamoto, da Billboard, disse que "quase podia sentir a paixão e ambição que Jonathan Joestar possuía em sua luta contra Dio Brando".[2]
"JoJo ~Sono Chi no Sadame~" se saiu moderadamente bem nas paradas, alcançando a posição de número 14 nos Gráficos de Álbum Semanais da Oricon.[3] Na Billboard Japan Hot 100, debutou na posição 52[4] e alcançou a posição 19;[5] no gráfico da Japan Hot Animation, ela debutou na posição 5, sendo seu pico;[6][7] e na Japan Hot Singles Sales, debutou e alcançou a posição 10,[8] deixando os gráficos na semana de 23 de Fevereiro de 2013, onde permaneceu por 12 semanas seguidas.[9] Quando a canção subsequente, "Bloody Stream" de Coda, entrou nas paradas, "JoJo ~Sono Chi no Sadame~" pulou da posição de número 65 para a 41 em uma semana, na Oricon.[10]
Animação de Abertura
A abertura trabalha como uma versão abreviada da parte, mostrando os momentos principais de Phantom Blood.
Ela começa com uma rápida montagem de cenas do mangá apresentando os seis primeiros protagonistas JoJo em ordem reversa, (Jolyne, Giorno, Josuke, Jotaro, Joseph e, por fim, Jonathan) com cada painel mostrando pelo menos dois momentos memoráveis de cada. Quanto Jonathan aparece, ele emerge de seu painel, preenchendo de cor o seu corpo e batendo na câmera, fazendo o logotipo aparecer.
From there the camera moves through a tunnel towards a door, which slams open into a stylized version of the Joestar Mansion. A young Jonathan is seen, framed like a portrait, Dio then jumps out of a painting, like he did when arriving at the Mansion, and the two stare each other down. The scene shifts over to a rotating Statue of the Goddess of Love. A sudden spin of the statue turns it into an arm holding the Stone Mask and another spin turns it into, what is presumably, Jonathan's arm holding a knife, carving his and Erina's name into a tree. Erina is shown blushing and attempts to move in for a kiss from Jonathan, but is surprised and horrified when Dio kisses her instead. The scene then changes to Dio's perspective, as an enraged Jonathan appears and punches the camera, causing its gaze to shift onto the Stone Mask as blood splatters on it. The Stone Mask's eyes glow and the camera rotates behind it, as tendrils emerge from the mask and pull the camera in.
The scene changes to when the police attempt to shoot Dio after he has put on the Stone Mask. Dio flies back after being shot and the window shatters. One of the broken pieces of glass shows the reflection of Jonathan holding his dying father. A moment later, Jonathan's arm points toward the sun. Dio, after gaining his new vampire abilities, is seen walking up the wall of the burning Joestar mansion. The room spins and Dio appears up close holding the Stone Mask. He stabs a knife into the camera and another montage of scenes from the manga, featuring him as a child to an adult, commences.
After a quick worried glance from Erina, a scene starts up with Jonathan staring at the darkness at the top of some stairs. Swinging his arm, the Ripple shoots through his body. Jonathan then proceeds to walk up the stairs. He gradually picks up speed and starts running until his eyes are close up with his pupils filled with the flames of rage. At the top of the stairs, Dio sits on a throne, holding the Stone Mask in front of his face. A quick zoom into a reverse montage of scenes from the manga starts up, including one featuring Zeppeli at his last moments with Jonathan, which starts with the confrontation before their fight and ends with Dio and Jonathan meeting as children. Jonathan is then seen charging his Ripple overdrive and punches Dio. Dio attempts to block it. The camera rotates and zooms out from the battle up a long flight of spiral stairs. A moment later, the Stone Mask is seen falling into the ocean and slowly sinks to the bottom.
Letra
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Sequências de Abertura
Canção Completa
Tracklist
- JoJo ~Sono Chi no Sadame~ (ジョジョ～その血の運命～)
Letra: Shoko Fujibayashi / Composição: Kohei Tanaka / Arranjos: Kow Otani - JoJo ~Sono Chi no Sadame~ ~ORIGINAL KARAOKE~
Créditos
M-01 - Tema de Abertura do Anime "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure"
- Compositor: Kohei Tanaka
- Arranjosr: Kow Otani
- Letrista: Shoko Fujibayashi
[Músicos]
- Bat: Noriyasu "Kasuke" Kawamura
- Baixo: Chiharu Mikuzuki
- Guit: Hiroshi Imaizumi
- Tromp: Luis Valle, Yuma Takemura (竹村悠馬)
- Tromb: Kanade Shishiuchi
- A.sax: Masato Honma
- T.sax: Ryouchi Daigou
- B.sax: Naoya Takemura
- Todos os Sintetizados & Programas: Kow Otani
Galeria
Jolyne Cujoh in the shadows of a jail cell from SO Chapter 96
Stone Free coming back to Jolyne after she defeated Viviano Westwood from SO Chapter 66
Jolyne's resolve to seal the new power Pucci obtained from SO Chapter 96
Giorno Giovanna striking his signature pose from Chapter 444
Giorno showing off his Joestar Birthmark from Chapter 441
Giorno beating down Cioccolata from Chapter 562
Josuke Higashikata using Crazy Diamond to destroy and quickly repair a motorcycle from Chapter 387
Josuke "fixing" Pearl Jam's spaghetti from Chapter 305
Jotaro Kujo throwing the first punch in his fight against Dio from Chapter 256
An edit of Jotaro from Chapter 256 with Star Platinum from Chapter 165
Joseph Joestar using his Clacker Volley technique against Wamuu from Chapter 68
Joseph's rage against Kars from Chapter 106
Joseph tightening Caeser's Headband on his head from Chapter 97
Jonathan striking his signature pose from the cover page of Volume 4 of Phantom Blood before the transition to series title
A Young Jonathan and Dio stare each other off
Jonathan carves his and Erina's name into a tree
Dio steals Erina's first kiss
Jonathan angrily punches Dio after finding out about the kiss
The mask is splattered with Dio's blood after Jonathan's punch
Dio is encompassed by the mask
Jonathan holds his father during his final moments
Jonathan filled with burning determination
Jonathan confronting Dio for their final battle
Jonathan and Dio meeting each other for the first time
The stone mask is lost at sea
Curiosidades
- O afundamento da Máscara de Pedra no oceano prenuncia o que finalmente acontece com Jonathan e Dio: afundados no fundo do oceano e sem notícias até os eventos de Stardust Crusaders.
- Na transmissão de Phantom Blood nos EUA pela Toonami, foram cortados 30 segundos da abertura para se adequar às diretrizes norte-americanas de televisão, que transmitem muito mais comerciais do que a televisão japonesa.
Referências
- ↑ 「ジョジョの奇妙な冒険」OPテーマがデイリー上位に初登場！ 新OP情報も！
- ↑ 富永ＴＯＭＭＹ弘明「ジョジョ～その血の運命～」
- ↑ ジョジョ〜その血の運命〜 富永ＴＯＭＭＹ弘明のプロフィールならオリコン芸能人事典-ORICON STYLE
- ↑ Billboard Japan Hot 100│Charts│Billboard JAPAN
- ↑ Billboard Japan Hot 100│Charts│Billboard JAPAN
- ↑ Billboard Japan Hot Animation│Charts│Billboard JAPAN
- ↑ Billboard Japan Hot Animation│Charts│Billboard JAPAN
- ↑ Billboard Japan Hot Singles Sales│Charts│Billboard JAPAN
- ↑ Billboard Japan Hot Singles Sales│Charts│Billboard JAPAN
- ↑ 「ジョジョ」第2部OPテーマがオリコン初登場4位! イエスのEDテーマもセールスが20倍に!
