Jojo gay characters

He never once in the series wanted a sexual or romantic interest in any character and died 89 without being in one relationship. Joseph Joestar is infamous for the few pages where he dressed as a Latino woman to sneak past nazis. Also the way he acts and looks at Caesar makes me think. Though he does have a romantic interest in women he does not show a sexual side even for his age, and he at least might be bi-curious because of the line "my mind tends to wander with Ball-shaped things

Come join us! Part 5 — Golden Wind Oh boy, Golden Wind. Just from one look, you know that Jolyne can kick your ass. Unlike other female JoJo characters even powerhouses like Lisa Lisa , she has a muscular, tattooed body and scowls at anyone who looks at her funny.

WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Golden Wind, Stone Ocean, Steel Ball Run, and Jojolands. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is a massive household 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 series, from minor antagonists to protagonists and major characters.

Since anime encompasses all of Japanese animation, there's a large span of genres and thousands of different character types. That means there are subsections of anime dedicated to telling LGBTQ stories and prominently featuring queer characters. But even in other genres, where you might not expect to see as much representation, like shonen, there are still quite a few examples. Are they