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The Beauty of Queer Voice in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
Summary
- Golden Wind celebrates gay representation through beautiful and important men like Giorno and his potential association with Mista.
- Stone Ocean breaks gender norms with Jolyne as a bisexual-coded icon and Anasui’s non-gender-confirming design.
- Steel Ball Run showcases the powerful bond between Johnny and Gyro with tough gay undertones, changing Johnny after Gyro’s death.
WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Golden Wind, Stone Ocean, Steel Ball Race, and Jojolands.
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is a massive domestic name in Japan and recently took over the West thanks to the stellar anime adaptation. The magnum opus by Hirohiko Araki is filled with creative and unique powers, larger-than-life characters, compelling and epic narratives, and, unexpectedly, a beautiful cast with plenty of ethnic and queer representation. There are several confirmed queer or queer-coded characters throughout the s
JoJo Siwa Clarifies Her Sexuality Amid Chris Hughes Relationship
JoJo Siwa Clarifies Her Sexuality Amid Chris Hughes Relationship
JoJo Siwais happy to comprehend herself better.
Though the “Karma” singer used to self-identify as a lesbian since coming out in 2021, she discovered through her recent romance with Big Brother UK castmate Chris Hughesthat she now aligns with a different letter of the LGBTQIA+ alphabet.
“I think the most beautiful word now is queer,” JoJo exclusively told E! News’ Francesca Amiker. “I believe queer is an umbrella of, ‘Look, I'm just me.’ And I believe the most attractive thing about the LGBTQIA community is love is affection. And that goes both ways.”
She added, “There's loads of beautiful, different sexualities. Sexuality and queerness is a pleasant rainbow that has all different places, and it also has places on this rainbow that we don't even know exist yet.”
And for any critics out there, JoJo—whose relationship with Australian influencer Kath Ebbsended at the Big Brother UK afterparty in April—feels the same as she did when she came out at 17: She doesn’t have to illustrate herself.
“I feel so in the right position for myself. I
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