The "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Trickle of Life" collection includes the four parts "Knights on the Shore", "Negative Space", "Fairy Tale Town" and "Ink Scroll". It tells the story of an ordinary girl who has no blood relationship with the Joestar family and grows into a generation of "JoJo". The author uses this story to achieve the following goals:
1. Pay tribute to Mr. Araki's unique talent and pay tribute to the JOJO series that we all love.
2. Convey the new connotation of "golden spirit":
The "golden spirit" does not only exist in the grand mission of saving the world, but also in the micro level of our perception and understanding of family, emotions, people around us, and dedication.
The "golden spirit" is embodied by people's supreme acceptance and exploration of life in crises, ethical dilemmas, daily confusions, and even in the face of existential crises.
If "JOJO" is a symbol of meaning, then it is not limited to blood, but exists in the possibility of each of us ordinary people.
3. Completion and extension of some remaining gaps in the original work, such as the origin of Insect Arrow, Jotaro's marriage, Polnareff's emotional core, Joseph Joestar's past, reflections on Dio, etc.
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3. Contains love content and 40 original stand-in designs
4. Literary orientation and epic sense
5. Bi-weekly updates
Concept: "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Trickle of Life" tells the story of an ordinary girl who has no blood relationship with the Joestar family and grows into a generation of "JoJo". The author uses this story to achieve the following goals: 1. To pay tribute to Mr. Araki's unique talent and the JOJO series that we all love. 2. Convey new connotations about the "golden spirit": The "golden spirit" does not only exist in the grand mission of saving the world, but also exists in the micro-level of our perception and understanding of family, emotions, people around us, and dedication. The "golden spirit" is embodied by people's supreme acceptance and exploration of life in crises, ethical dilemmas, daily confusions, and even in the face of existential crises. If "JOJO" is a symbol of meaning, then it is not limited to blood, but exists in the possibility of each of us ordinary people. 3. Completion and extension of some remaining gaps in the original work, such as the origin of Insect Arrow, Jotaro's marriage, Polnareff's emotional core, Joseph Joestar's past, reflections on Dio, etc.