JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure was made by David Production in Tokyo, an acclaimed anime adaptation of Hirohiko Araki’s epic manga.
Where was JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure made?
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure is a Japanese anime series, made by David Production in Tokyo, Japan. Its many parts travel the globe, but the series itself is hand-drawn animation.
How JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure was made
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The studio – Tokyo
The anime was produced by David Production in Tokyo, Japan.
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Bold anime style
The series is known for its dramatic poses, vivid colour and striking design.
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From Hirohiko Araki’s manga
The anime adapts the long-running comic published by Shueisha.
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A globe-trotting saga
Different parts of the story range across places and eras around the world.
Where you can go instead
The series is animation, but its many parts draw on real places worldwide – the manga is famous for its global settings.
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Fun Facts
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A Japanese anime It adapts a long-running, much-loved manga.
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Made in Tokyo It was produced by David Production.
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A bold style It is known for dramatic poses and vivid colour.
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From a manga Hirohiko Araki created the original comic.
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A sprawling story Its parts span places and generations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Was JoJo's Bizarre Adventure filmed on location?
No – it is a Japanese anime series.
Is it set in a real place?
Its parts draw on real places worldwide, but it is animated.
Who created it?
Hirohiko Araki, in the original manga.
Can you visit anywhere connected to it?
Not a set – but it comes from David Production in Tokyo.
When was JoJo's Bizarre Adventure released?
2012.
