Kishibe Rohan wa Ugokanai
Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan

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Kishibe Rohan wa Ugokanai (Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan/ Kishibe Rohan does not move) is a great manga that I would recommend to anyone that is a fan of Rohan. Each chapter follows Rohan as he investigates, or encounters something out of the ordinary.

Story: 9
I enjoyed each chapter, and I thought each story was clever and interesting. If you like the mystery or horror genre, then I think you would definitely like this manga. You also don't need to have watched or read any JJBA stuff to really understand what's happening, although Rohan's stand is briefly mentioned in a couple chapters.

Art: 8
The art ... was good, and especially great in the "Rohan goes to Gucci" chapter, and was very colorful and bright.

Character: 8
There weren't a ton of characters in this manga, with the main focus being Rohan, but there were some recognizable faces from JJBA Part 4, and some of the characters that were introduced were very intriguing and well-written.

Enjoyment: 9
I would give my enjoyment of this manga a solid 9. Definitely very entertaining and fun, super exciting, I loved it and I wholeheartedly recommend it!

Overall, a fantastic manga that I would recommend to any Rohan fans that would like some more Rohan content or just want a good manga to read!

Thus Spoke Rohan Kishibe is an OVA Manga about the side-stories of Rohan Kishibe, a very influential figure in DIU (JoJos part 4). If you want to read any of this, you need to watch/read Part 4 first. That being said, I read this before the Anime adaptation (which was okay), but I prefer the source material.

Thus Spoke Rohan Kishibe is a collection of side stories, set some years after Golden Wind/Vento Aureo. There is some great subject matter here, and I'd hate to spoil it. I will say this though: If you are a fan of bizarre, stand-only horror mangaka (Ex. Junji Itou), then ... this is right up your alley. Still, I'd recommend this for any JoJo fan that has finished Part 4.