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The JoJoLands

Ninth story arc of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure


The JoJoLands (stylized as The JOJOLands) is the ninth main story arc of the Japanese manga series JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, written and illustrated by Hirohiko Araki. It takes place within the rebooted continuity depicted in Steel Ball Run (2004–2011) and JoJolion (2011–2021). Set in the U.S. state of Hawaii in the early 2020s, it follows Jodio Joestar, a teenage gangster intent on becoming wealthy in the tropics. It is serialized by Shueisha in the seinen manga magazine Ultra Jump since February 17, 2023.

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The JoJoLands

First tankōbon volume cover, featuring Jodio Joestar
Manga
Written by Hirohiko Araki
Published by Shueisha
Imprint Jump Comics
Magazine Ultra Jump
Original run February 17, 2023 – present
Volumes 6
Chronology

Preceded by: JoJolion

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Plot

Jodio Joestar is a high schooler and gofer living with his family on Oahu, Hawaii. He works for his principal Meryl Mei Qi alongside his older brother[a] Dragona and their kleptomaniac classmate Paco Laburantes.[4] Together with client-turned partner Usagi Alohaoe, they travel to Big Island to perform a heist against manga artist Rohan Kishibe. During their mission, the gang discovers a Lava Rock with the ability to attract anything of value that its user touches with the rock. They become allies with Big Island resident Charming Man, who hopes to use the rock to investigate his younger brother’s disappearance on the slopes of Hualālai.

The gang tells Meryl Mei about the Lava Rock, and she decides to use it to gain all the assets of the infrastructure development company Howler, including its land on Hualālai. She sends them to touch Howler’s land deed with the Lava Rock. Subsequently, Howler’s lender Dolphin Bank moves to seize Howler’s assets in response to a government plan to seize its Hualālai land due to accusations of illegal activities. The current head of the Howler company, Acca Howler, speculates that this was caused by the Lava Rock, and sends agents Bobby Jean and Lulu to take it for him. They chase Jodio’s gang to a nearby hospital, but Jodio kills Bobby Jean and captures Lulu.

Meryl Mei orders the gang to trick Acca into transferring the Hualālai land to them, declaring they have one week to take Howler’s land before it is too late. Meanwhile, agents Key West, Laem Chabang, and Ningbo begin to work for Acca to investigate Bobby Jean’s death, speculating that it was connected to Paco. Jodio, Dragona, and Charming Man, disguised as Dolphin Bank employees, arrange a meeting with Acca on his yacht. With Key West by his side, Acca tries to bribe the disguised Charming Man into not collecting his assets, but Charming Man refuses and tries to trick him into transferring the land. However, the Lava Rock in Dragona’s possession begins to deteriorate in the presence of the bribery money, raising Acca’s suspicions.

Acca interrogates the gang about the Lava Rock, accidentally starting an electrical fire. Firefighters surround the yacht, accompanied by FBI agents, so Charming Man urges Acca to finalize the deal. Instead, Acca retreats into the yacht’s private chapel, where he recalls his grandfather explaining the destruction of the Howler family’s own Lava Rock. He reads his ancestor’s diary while examining a fulgurite crucifix, causing him to realize that his ancestor found the Howler Lava Rock where lightning had struck the slopes of Hualālai.

Meanwhile, Laem Chabang’s and Ningbo’s investigation leads them to Meryl Mei. They capture her and bring her to her boutique, but she sends a coded message to the gang. Paco and Usagi rush to her aid, and manage to kill Ningbo while Laem retreats into a saferoom housing Lulu. Laem interrogates Lulu, who reveals the gang’s deception and the existence of the Lava Rock, so Laem informs Key West and urges her to betray Howler and find the rock. Lulu then uses her Stand on Laem, suffocating her, while Key West attacks the gang and steals the Lava Rock.

Characters

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  • Jodio Joestar[b] is a 15-year-old gangster living with his family on Oahu, Hawaii, where he acts as a gofer for the state’s underground drug trade. Despite his popularity among his peers, Jodio finds it difficult to be truly happy and is diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder by his school’s psychotherapist. He does not intend to make friends, and his goal is to become incredibly rich by all means. Using his Stand, November Rain,[c] he can generate raindrops and freely manipulate their weight.
  • Dragona Joestar[d] is Jodio’s 18-year-old brother[a] who works with him in the underground drug trade, while also working at Iko Iko, a fashion boutique run by Meryl Mei Qi. Dragona was born male but presents feminine, having breast implants and wearing women’s clothing. Dragona wields the Stand Smooth Operators,[e] a group of small robots that have the ability to displace anything, and slide things along the surfaces they are attached to. It can also apply to severe wounds.
  • Paco Laburantes[f] is a 19-year-old classmate of Jodio’s and former military personnel. He comes from an abusive household, having one of his ears partially bitten off by his father, and engages in theft as if it were a sport. Using his Stand, The Hustle,[g] he has expert control over his own musculature, but also those of others; he can bulge and vibrate his muscles along with those of anyone he touches, aiding him in both sleights of hand and combat.
  • Usagi Alohaoe[h] is a 17-year-old classmate of Jodio’s and takes part in the heist under Meryl Mei Qi’s request. A frequent customer for drugs, the rest of the gang see him as a hindrance and an addict. Despite this, he attempts to be helpful and friendly towards each member at every opportunity. Usagi wields the Stand The Mattekudasai,[i] which can take the form of another object upon the request of anyone besides himself.
  • Charming Man[j] is a 21-year-old resident of Big Island and new ally of Jodio. Believing there is a connection between the lava rock and his missing brother Mauka,[k] Charming Man initially pursues the gang to find answers about his brother’s disappearance. His Stand, Bigmouth Strikes Again,[l] gives him the ability to transform his body into sand fragments, which he uses to disguise himself as other people, detatch and remotely control body parts, manipulate people’s perception of depth, blend into the scenery, and create illusions.
  • Meryl Mei Qi[m] is the principal of Jodio’s school and owner of fashion boutique Iko Iko. Using the boutique as a front for her criminal business, she acts as the gang’s boss and has networks in places such as the airport and the police. She instructs the gang to perform a heist on the Big Island and requests they take Usagi Alohaoe with them. Following the group’s return, she decides to have them take control of the Howler Company using the Lava Rock.
  • Barbara Ann Joestar[n] is the daughter of Joseph Joestar from JoJolion and the mother of Jodio and Dragona Joestar. Everyone in the neighborhood respects and assists her due to her son’s reputation in crime. After her husband abandons the family, Barbara Ann is forced to raise Jodio and Dragona alone, leading the siblings to become involved in criminal activities for her sake without her knowledge.
  • Rohan Kishibe[o] is a successful Japanese manga artist visiting Big Island. Under the pretense of a 15-day vacation, Rohan conducts experiments using the wealth-attracting properties of certain lava rocks he found on Hualālai’s slopes. Jodio and his gang are initially tasked to steal an expensive diamond from his villa after info about it is leaked to Meryl Mei. Like in Diamond Is Unbreakable and Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan, Rohan wields the Stand Heaven’s Door,[p] which allows him to temporarily turn living beings into books that he can freely read or write commands into.
  • Howler Company[q] is a water resource and water-power generation infrastructure company headquartered in Honolulu and owns several areas of land all across Hawaii. Originally Howler Farms,[r] it was established by an Italian sailor shipwrecked in Hawaii in 1843 whose original surname was Latrato and changed to Howler after Hawaii joined the United States. At some point, Latrato discovered a Lava Rock. After marrying a local woman and being granted verbal approval by the Hawaiian royal family to own land, Latrato’s discovery of hidden underground water on the northern mountainside slopes of Hualālai turned the barren, volcanic grounds into fertile meadows. Descendants of the Howler family eventually turned the farm into the Howler Company and amassed 50 billion dollars in assets from port rights, transportation, arms industries, etc. Although they claim to be nature conservationists, it is believed that the company is involved in illegal activities. No proof of this has publicly come up due to Howler employing Stand users to get rid of those who investigate too deeply into the company. Meryl sends Jodio’s gang to aid her in taking all of the company’s assets via the Lava Rock.
    • Acca Howler[s] is the current 8th head of the Howler family and CEO of the Howler Company. Wealthy and arrogant, he indulges in his luxuries and enjoys showing off his vast wealth and power. As a child, Acca was shown the destroyed remnants of Latrato’s Lava Rock by his grandfather, who told him about how it saved the family from destitution. Years later, he inherited the Howler Company and established a head office in Honolulu after receiving a 38 billion dollar loan from Dolphin Bank. He is a Stand user, and the Stand and its abilities are currently unknown.
    • Lulu[t] is a demanding but intelligent orphaned girl affiliated with the Howler Company under Acca Howler’s orders. She and Bobby Jean are assigned to get rid of Jodio’s gang when they attempt to get the company land deeds but is later held hostage in Iko Iko. Her Stand is Bags Groove,[u] a group of microscopic bug-like humanoid creatures that can inflict lesions and other symptoms such as rashes, pulmonary edema, and tumors onto victims. She believes that Acca is her biological father.
    • Bobby Jean[v] is an investigative agent for the Howler Company, tracking down Jodio’s group after they viewed the company’s land deeds. As a respectable member of the company, he is straightforwardly secretive and respected by others but constantly bossed by his partner Lulu. He is later killed by Jodio after pursuing the gang at the hospital. With his Stand, Glory Days,[w] he can control the movement and speed of the bullets he shoots from his FN FNX-45 Tactical semi-automatic pistol, equipped with a silencer.
    • Key West,[x] Laem Chabang,[y] and Ningbo[z] are a lawyer, police officer, and firefighter respectively hired by Howler to find Lulu. Former associates of Bobby Jean, they align themselves with Acca to investigate Bobby Jean’s mysterious death. Key West stays by Acca’s side while Laem Chabang and Ningbo visit Meryl Mei to investigate Paco Laburantes, believing he was responsible for their former ally’s demise. Laem Chabang’s Stand, Lyin’ Eyes,[aa] uses the nematodes she raises in her glasses to detect stress like a polygraph, and make an olfactive map of people through their ‘fear’. Ningbo’s Stand, 200 Balloons,[ab] allows him to inflate anything he touches until it bursts like a balloon. Key West’s Stand, West End Girl,[ac] can appear in gaps between objects to obstruct and attack with crushing pressure using its many hands.

Production and release

The JoJoLands is written and illustrated by Hirohiko Araki. It was announced in August 2021 following the conclusion of JoJolion, the previous part of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure,[5][6] and began serialization in Shueisha‘s monthly seinen manga magazine Ultra Jump on February 17, 2023.[7]

Volumes

The first chapter title of each pair is the title used in the collected volumes. The second is the title used in the original serialization in Ultra Jump.

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1 (132) Departure
Shuppatsu (Dipāchā) (出発 DEPARTURE)
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  • 1. “Departure” (出発 DEPARTURE, Shuppatsu (Dipāchā))
  • 2. “South King Street” (サウス・キング・ストリート, Sausu Kingu Sutorīto)
  • 3–4. “The Villa on Hawaii Island (1–2)” (ハワイ島の別荘 その①〜②, Hawai-tō no Bessō Sono 1–2)
  • 1. “Mechanism” (.mw-parser-output .templateruby>rt{font-variant-east-asian:ruby;font-size:85%}.mw-parser-output .templateruby.large{font-size:250%}.mw-parser-output .templateruby.large>rt{font-size:50%}仕組みメカニズム, Mekanizumu)
  • 2. “The Japanese Person on Hawaii Island” (ハワイ島にいる日本人, Hawai-tō ni Iru Nihonjin)
  • 3. “Search for the Diamond in the Mansion” (豪邸にあるダイヤを探せ, Gōtei ni Aru Daiya o Sagase)
  • 4. “VS. Rohan Kishibe” (vs.岸辺露伴, vs.Kishibe Rohan)
Jodio Joestar and his companions are tasked with stealing a diamond from Rohan Kishibe, who is on vacation in the Hawaiian Islands. After a Stand-wielding stray cat attacks them, Rohan catches and interrogates Jodio’s allies.
2 (133) “Rise Up”
“Nobotte Ike” (『上って行け』)
December 19, 2023[2] 978-4-08-883765-9
  • 5. “‘Rise Up'” (『上って行け』, “Nobotte Ike”)
  • 6–8. “Mount Hualālai – Cat Size (1–3)” (フアラライ山 – キャット・サイズ その①〜③, Fuararai-san – Kyatto Saizu Sono 1–3)
  • 5. “November Rain” (11月の雨ノーベンバー・レイン, Nōbenbā Rein)
  • 6–7. “Jungle Warfare (1–2)” (ジャングルの攻防 その①〜②, Janguru no Kōbō Sono 1–2)
  • 8. “Let’s Go Look at Luxury Watches” (高級時計を見に行こう, Kōkyūdokei o Mi ni Ikou)
Using his Stand, November Rain, Jodio manages to turn the tables and incapacitate Rohan. The group then discovers and steals a chunk of cooled lava with wealth-attracting properties, only to be attacked by three Stand user cats, who also seek the rock.
3 (134) “Money-Making Time”
“Kanemōke no Jikan” (『金儲けの時間』)
April 18, 2024[9] 978-4-08-884038-3
  • 9–11. “Kailua-Kona – Flight Waiting Time (1–3)” (カイルア・コナ – フライト待ち時間 その①〜③, Kairua Kona – Furaito Machijikan Sono 1–3)
  • 12. “Charming Man” (チャーミング・マン, Chāmingu Man)
  • 9. “The Owner of the Lava Rock” (溶岩の持ち主, Yōgan no Mochinushi)
  • 10–11. “The Hustle (1–2)” (THE ハッスル その①〜②, Za Hassuru Sono 1–2)
  • 12. “His Name is ‘Charming Man'” (その名も”チャーミングマン”, Sono Na mo “Chāminguman”)
An experiment in the luxury watch store almost goes wrong and a mysterious pursuer attempts to take the lava rock from the team. It seems like the pursuer knows something about the origins of Lava Rock, but Rohan does not. A potential alliance may be needed to learn more.
4 (135) “Joestar Brothers”
“Jōsutā Kyōdai” (『ジョースター兄弟』)
August 19, 2024[10] 978-4-08-884157-1
  • 13. “Joestar Brothers” (ジョースター兄弟, Jōsutā Kyōdai)
  • 14–15. “Aim for That Fifty Billion Dollars (1–2)” (その価値500億ドルを狙え その①〜②, Sono Kachi 500 Oku-Doru o Nerae Sono 1–2)
  • 16. “Lulu’s Bags Groove (1)” (バグス・グルーヴのルルちゃん その①, Bagusu Gurūvu no Ruru-chan Sono 1)
  • 13. “‘The Absurd Event That Happened to Me That Year'” (“その年わたしに起こった不条理な出来事”, “Sono Toshi Watashi ni Okotta Fujōri na Dekigoto”)
  • 14. “Hawaii State Land Registry Office” (ハワイ州土地登記所, Hawai-shū Tochi Tōkijo)
  • 15. “Bigmouth Strikes Again” (ビッグマウス・ストライクス・アゲイン, Biggumausu Sutoraikusu Agein)
  • 16. “That Girl’s Bags Groove (1)” (あの娘のバグス・グルーヴ その①, Ano Musume no Bagusu Gurūvu Sono 1)
With the Lava Rock in hand, Jodio and his four teammates are given a new task: obtain documents from the Howler Company, a 50 billion dollar infrastructure corporation based in Hawaii. Little did the team know that Howler and its agents are not to be messed with.
5 (136) “Deed”
“Dīdo (Tochi Jōto Shōsho)” (『DEED(土地譲渡証書)』)
December 18, 2024[11] 978-4-08-884298-1
  • 17. “Lulu’s Bags Groove (2)” (バグス・グルーヴのルルちゃん その②, Bagusu Gurūvu no Ruru-chan Sono 2)
  • 18–20. “Lulu and Bobby Jean (1–3)” (ルルちゃんとボビー・ジーン その①〜③, Ruru-chan to Bobī Jīn Sono 1–3)
  • 17–18. “That Girl’s Bags Groove (2–3)” (あの娘のバグス・グルーヴ その②〜③, Ano Musume no Bagusu Gurūvu Sono 2–3)
  • 19–20. “Glory Days (1–2)” (グローリー・デイズ その①〜②, Gurōrī Deizu Sono 1–2)
The agents of Howler pursue the gang relentlessly to Pearl General Hospital. The clock is ticking as Jodio and his team realize the true dangers of pursuing riches. With one teammate down, it is only a matter of time before everyone has no choice but to fight.
6 (137) “Board the Megayacht”
“Megayotto ni Jōsen seyo” (『メガヨットに乗船せよ』)
July 17, 2025[12] 978-4-08-884476-3
  • 21. “Dolphin Bank Sales Manager Yokohama” (ドルフィン銀行営業本部長ヨコハマ, Dorufin Ginkō Eigyō Honbuchō Yokohama)
  • 22. “Board the Megayacht” (メガヨットに乗船せよ, Megayotto ni Jōsen seyo)
  • 23–24. “200 Balloons and Lyin’ Eyes (1–2)” (200バルーンズと偽りの瞳 その①〜②, 200 Barūnzu to Itsuwari no Hitomi Sono 1–2)
  • 21. “Howler Company Impropriety Suspicions” (HOWLER社不正疑惑, Haurā-sha Fusei Giwaku)
  • 22–24. “Dolphin Bank’s Debt Collection (1–3)” (ドルフィン銀行の取り立て その①〜③, Dorufin Ginkō no Toritate Sono 1–3)
After taking Lulu into captive, Jodio’s gang split into two teams: one side to guard their base of operations and one to board Howler’s yacht to directly pressure and con him out of fifty billion dollars. Meanwhile, Howler hired more agents to his defense, ready to take on both fronts themselves.
7 (138) “Those Who Lurks in the Gaps”
“Sukima ni Hisomu Monotachi” (『隙間に潜む者たち』)
December 18, 2025[13] 978-4-08-884628-6
  • 25. “Laem Chabang’s Investigation” (レムチャバンの取り調べ, Remu Chaban no Torishirabe)
  • 26–27. “Paco vs. Ningbo (1–2)” (パコvs寧波 その①〜②, Pako vs Ninbō Sono 1–2)
  • 28. “Dignity and Instruction” (矜持と教示, Kyōji to Kyōji)
As the Dolphin Bank “employees” are pushing the envelope on ways to pressure Howler into signing away all his assets, the gang risked being backranked by Laem Chabang and Ningbo at their base of operations.
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Chapters not in tankōbon format

The following chapters have not yet been released in collected tankōbon volumes:

  • 29. “Lulu-Chan and Laem Chabang” (ルルちゃんとレムチャバン, Ruru-chan to Remu Chaban)
  • 30. ”West End Girl, Part 1” (ウエストエンド・ガール パート1, Uesutoendo Gāru Pāto 1)

Reception

Interest in the series’ launch was enough to prompt a second printing of its debut issue of Ultra Jump – only the fourth time this had happened in Ultra Jumps history, and the first time in eleven years.[14] The first tankōbon volume debuted at the top of Oricon‘s weekly Japanese sales charts for print comics,[15] and was reported by Comic Natalie to have been the week’s highest and fourth-highest selling comic at the bookstores Tsutaya and Comic Zin, respectively.[16] The second volume was Shueisha‘s eleventh highest first print run manga volume of 2023–2024 (period from April 2023–March 2024), with 350,000 copies printed.[17]

It ranked fifteenth, along with The Ramparts of Ice, on Takarajimasha‘s Kono Manga ga Sugoi! list of best manga of 2024 for male readers.[18]

Notes

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  1. Attributed to multiple sources:[1][2][3]
  2. Jodio Joestar (ジョディオ・ジョースター, Jodio Jōsutā)
  3. November Rain (11月の雨ノーヴェンバー・レイン, Nōvenbā Rein)
  4. Dragona Joestar (ドラゴナ・ジョースター, Doragona Jōsutā)
  5. Smooth Operators (スムース・オペレイターズ, Sumūsu Opereitāzu)
  6. Paco Laburantes (パコ・ラブランテス, Pako Raburantesu)
  7. The Hustle (THEハッスル, Za Hassuru)
  8. Usagi Alohaoe (ウサギ・アロハオエ, Usagi Arohaoe)
  9. The Mattekudasai (THE MATTEKUDASAIザ・マッテクダサイ, Za Mattekudasai)
  10. Charming Man (チャーミング・マン, Chāmingu Man)
  11. Mauka (マウカ, Mauka)
  12. Bigmouth Strikes Again (ビッグマウス・ストライクス・アゲイン, Biggumausu Sutoraikusu Agein)
  13. Meryl Mei Qi (メリル・メイ・チー, Meriru Mei Chī)
  14. Barbara Ann Joestar (バーバラ・アン・ジョースター, Bābara An Jōsutā)
  15. Rohan Kishibe (岸辺 露伴, Kishibe Rohan)
  16. Heaven’s Door (ヘブンズ・ドアー, Hebunzu Doā)
  17. Howler Company (Howlerハウラー, Haurā-sha)
  18. Howler Farms (Howlerハウラー牧場, Haurā Bokujō)
  19. Acca Howler (アッカ・ハウラー, Akka Haurā)
  20. Lulu (ルル, Ruru)
  21. Bags Groove (バグス・グルーヴ, Bagusu Gurūvu)
  22. Bobby Jean (ボビー・ジーン, Bobī Jīn)
  23. Glory Days (グローリー・デイズ, Gurōrī Deizu)
  24. Key West (キー・ウエスト, Kī Uesuto)
  25. Laem Chabang (レムチャバン, Remu Chaban)
  26. Ningbo (寧波, Ninbō)
  27. Lyin’ Eyes (偽りの瞳, Itsuwari no Hitomi)
  28. 200 Balloons (200トゥハンドレッドバルーンズ, Tuhandoreddo Barūnzu)
  29. West End Girl (ウエスト・エンド・ガール, Uesuto Endo Gāru)

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