It is created by Jon Favreau, executive produced by Favreau, Dave Filoni, Kathleen Kennedy, and Colin Wilson, and co-executive produced by Karen Gilchrist.
LINEAGE 2 CLAN CREST DEATH STAR SERIES
The Joestars retain their link with the supernatural, Johnny becoming a Spin User, and his descendants being Stand Users as well.Star Wars: The Mandalorian, more commonly known and marketed as The Mandalorian, is a Space Western series set in the Star Wars universe, and the first live-action television series in the history of the franchise. The history of the Joestar Family in the second continuity is much less detailed, the story skipping from 1890 to 2011 without exploring whatever happened to the members living in-between. Holy Joestar married into the Kira family, and due to other exceptional circumstances, the latest Joestar, Josuke, is part Kira, part Kujo and is adopted within the Higashikata Family. With Johnny going to live in Japan, the family name also eventually died out and its members became primarily Japanese. However, the tradition also died out with Johnny marrying Rina Higashikata, tying the Higashikata Family distantly to the Joestar family. Their connection to the United States is also reinforced by making Johnny Joestar living in the country for a long period of time.
In the second continuity introduced in Steel Ball Run, the Joestar Family's root in British nobility are represented, with an emphasis on a horseriding tradition, the Joestars counting several famous and gifted jockeys among them during the 19th century. The most prominent members of the family throughout the generations have had a tendency to have alliterative names, earning them the shared moniker of "JoJo" amongst their respective friends and/or family. The high number of illegitimate children in the family also results in names such as "Higashikata" or "Giovanna". Afterwards, each of the Joestars, starting with Jotaro, became a Stand user, all blessed with potent Stand abilities.Īlthough the family's members are largely referred to as the Joestars, the family name itself died out early in the series with Joseph, his children having taken different names such as "Kujo" and "Cujoh". The family's earlier members can count among them a high number of Ripple users, but Joseph was their final representative. They also have a predisposition for having supernatural abilities. The Joestar family is considerably connected to the supernatural, several of its members meeting with supernatural creatures and combating fantastical threats with varying degrees of willingness. Due to the exceptional circumstances of Dio Brando stealing Jonathan's body, the Brando Family is deeply connected to the Joestars, and several members can be considered to be both children of Jonathan and Dio in a way (as well as other women).
The family's archenemy is Dio Brando, his evilness, immortality, and worldwide influence leading to the Joestars battling the vampire and his followers for the majority of their recent history. Thus the Joestar Family are also connected to Italy, Japan, and the United States. This trend has continued with his descendants, such as Joseph marrying Suzi Q and moving to America, Holy marrying a Japanese man and then living in Japan, as well as Jotaro marrying an Italian-American woman and going to live in the United States. The Joestar line has English and even Scottish roots, however, its members became more diversified with time, starting with Joseph marrying and having children with Italian and Japanese women. The family has also abandoned its roots in nobility notwithstanding most of the descendants having prominent occupations. However, his son, Jonathan, burned down the mansion in an effort to slay the vampirised Dio Brando, and the family has lived elsewhere since then, their homes occupying different countries depending on the generation. They began as a noble and well-off family of British society, residing in a luxurious mansion in England, thanks to George I's trading business. One of their key features are a star-shaped birthmark above their left shoulder blade, a feature that was hijacked by Dio Brando when he stole Jonathan's body. The Joestar family has had a rich history and each of its members have had wildly different lives from each others.
Description The Main Joestars of the Series
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