Kishibe Rohan wa Ugokanai

A collection of mediocre horror stories.

An interesting change of pace with the series which is less focused on outlandish battles and instead on bizarre occultist occurrences. On that front, Kishibe manages to be far more engaging than the main series itself in many cases even if it's not tied together in any core narrative. This goes to show that the Jojo setting has a lot of potential for cool, unorthodox scenarios and that perhaps we should have more people beyond Araki writing up the stories.

Not the craziest scenario and resolution Araki's unhinged mind has thought up, but it's still a fun time spent with everyone's favorite asshole mangaka with a ludicrously overpowered superpower. Who else but Araki can make eating corn so awesome? Of course any JoJo is appreciated, since who knows when part 5 will finally be animated.