Phantom Blood

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This article is about JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 1: Phantom Blood

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The first part of the series, featuring (left to right) Dio Brando, Jonathan Joestar and his dog Danny
The first part of the series, featuring (left to right) Dio Brando, Jonathan Joestar and his dog Danny

Part 1: ファントムブラッド

The story begins in Victorian England with young Jonathan Joestar living at his father Jorge's wealthy estate. Another young man, Dio Brando, is adopted by them having recently lost his father, Dario Brando, whom Jorge falsely believed once saved him from an accident.

Jonathan attempts to befriend Dio, but Dio's plan from the start is to drive Jojo to madness and earn Jorge's trust so that he can become the heir to the Jostar fortune. Dio violently beats Jojo in a boxing match, turns his friends against him, steals his girlfriend Erina's first kiss, and even burns his dog Danny to death in an incinerator. Meanwhile, he gains the trust of Jojo's father through his etiquette and manners.

Seven years later Jonathan's father falls ill. Dio is very attentive and brings him his medicine every day. Jonathan is suspicious as he is certain Dio is up to no good. Jonathan discovers an old letter written by Dario Brando on his deathbed requesting Lord Joestar care for Dio. In his letter, Dario describes his symptoms, which are identical to Lord Joestar's mystery ailment. Jonathan believes that Dio must have poisoned his own father and is now trying to do the same thing to Lord Joestar. Dio discovers Jonathan with the letter and Jonathan accuses Dio of poisoning Lord Joestar. Dio decides that he must kill Jonathan before he is exposed.

In order for Dio to kill Jonathan, he puts on a cursed mask that transforms its user into a vampire permanently. Fighting ensues and Jonathan is able to burn down their house with Dio inside. However, Dio survives, and takes off to plot his revenge. At this time, Jonathan meets a man called William Zeppeli with a strange power called the ripple (波紋 hamon) which is most effective against vampires. It is basically a martial arts technique that allows the user to focus bodily energy into other kinds of energy via proper breathing (obviously they focus it into the energy of sunlight, which is effective against vampires). After teaching Jonathan how to use the ripple they set out, along with Jonathan's fanboy and good friend Robert E. O. Speedwagon, to seek out and defeat Dio.

Their chase takes them to a village in Europe where most of the villagers have been turned into vampires by Dio. They fight their way to Dio; William Zeppeli loses his life in battle on the way. Zeppeli's master in hamon, Tonpetti, and his two disciples Dairo and Straizzo then show up to help Jonathan and Speedwagon go on. Eventually, a fight between Dio's eye beams and Jonathan's ripple ends with a loss for Dio, but not before Dairo is killed.

Somehow Dio's head is still intact, and when Jonathan is on a cruise ship for his honeymoon, he is ambushed by Dio. Dio manages to sink the ship and take Jonathan's body with him to the bottom. Jonathan's young wife (who is pregnant) manages to escape, along with a baby she saved from the ship.

This arc was made into a video game for the Playstation 2 by Bandai. A movie version of this part has been made and was released on February 17, 2007 in Japan.

Spoilers end here.
Minor characters
Character name Relationship
George Joestar Ally
Danny Ally
Erina Pendleton/Joestar Ally
Robert Edward O Speedwagon Ally
William Antonio Zeppeli Ally
Tonpeti Ally
Straizzo Ally
Dairo Ally
Poco Ally
Peggy Ally
Dario Brando Neutral
Wangchan Villain
Jack the Ripper Villain
Bruford and Tarkus Villain
Doobie Villain
Paige, Jones, Plant, and Bonham Villains
Series: Phantom Blood | Battle Tendency | Stardust Crusaders | Diamond is Unbreakable | Golden Wind | Stone Ocean | Steel Ball Run
Jojos: Jonathan Joestar | Joseph Joestar | Jotaro Kujo | Josuke Higashikata | Giorno Giovanna | Jolyne Kujo | Johnny Joestar
Antagonists: Dio Brando | Pillar Men | Kira Yoshikage | Diavolo | Enrico Pucci
Miscellaneous: Videogames | OVA | Muda (battle cry) | Stands | Manga chapters | Items | Timeline | Deaths