JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 6: Stone Ocean
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 6: Stone Ocean
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JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 6: Stone Ocean

Alternative Titles

Japanese: ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 ストーンオーシャン
English: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 6: Stone Ocean
Spanish: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part VI: Stone Ocean
French: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean
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Type: Manga
Volumes: 17
Chapters: 158
Status: Finished
Published: Dec 7, 1999 to Apr 8, 2003
Genres: Action Action, Adventure Adventure
Demographic: Shounen Shounen
Serialization: Shounen Jump (Weekly)
Authors: Araki, Hirohiko (Story & Art)

Statistics

Score: 8.251 (scored by 133052133,052 users)
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Ranked: #3892
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Popularity: #35
Members: 202,086
Favorites: 11,483

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Prison setting, crazy powers, strange characters and awesome heroines. 
reportRecommended by m4rc0
Hey Everyone this is a Recommendation for Jojos Bizarre Adventure Stone Ocean Part 6. Okay what should I say, only one thing. AMAZING. we are talking about Manga and I already know and it’s not even out yet that part 6 Anime will be as good as the Manga. My Opinion it’s the Best part in the Series and I would highly recommend to who ever can read manga to read it and if you don’t like to read manga then you can wait until the Anime but if you dont want to wait I’d say maybe give it a try and see if you  read more 
reportRecommended by OkamiYurei
Both stories resolve around a fate and predestination, where protagonist fight against fate and antagonist is a chosen by fate  
reportRecommended by Heavendominiom
I recommend all of JoJo, both hxh and jjba have fun and unique power systems, they both have good characters, both have amazing world building. When comparing them, you can find so many similarities between them. 
reportRecommended by em0l
Perfect manga after stone ocean 
reportRecommended by HinodeOwO
both have characters that can control ghosts. both have fights between said ghosts. both have memorable side characters 
reportRecommended by Wafeeqrox
I loved the feeling of both of them a lot, quite dark and adventurous, but with comedy mixed in there too.  
reportRecommended by FatCaiman
Both series begin with our main character being in prison, fighting various overpowered inmates until they make a prison break. Afterwards, both mangas feature a hunt for the series villain & climatic battles with very similar endings that emphasizes tragedy. Riki-Oh is inspired by Fist Of The North Star, displaying mutant like enemies, cyborgs, violent fights & supernatural powers. Stone Ocean is feminine with a team of characters but holds the same brutality & insanity as Riki-Oh. 
reportRecommended by THEAnimeHERO
These manga begin in a prison setting where Baki and Jolyne violently battle against inmates. Both series are sequels that share over-the-top events and outrageous feats of power(Stone Ocean is more supernatural). Jolyne and Baki have their share of father issues who gradually become closer to their family. 
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Both series star the child of the previous main character being Jolyne Kujo, daughter of Jotaro Kujo & Tsurugi Shishimaru, son of Tsurugi Momotaro. Their parents also play a role in the story, often aiding them in combat while displaying their responsibility as a father. These manga contain over-the-top battles filled with hot blooded fury & various tragic moments. Jolyne & Shishimaru also cooperate as a leader figure with their friends who with their combined efforts overcome many foes. 
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These two works present themselves as typical shounen manga, and they manage to be good at it, but what makes them similar for me is the fact that, despite both being quite inventive and having a 'not so grounded' style (even considering the rest of their respective series), they max this aspect up as the manga goes on to the point of reaching a ridiculously insane level. Even though reading the original Getter Robo from 70s is good for context, I think that Go can stand on it's own as most important things are explained there. 
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