The emotional scenes in JOJO are all amazing, what about Araki's feelings? More magical than the anime

As we all know, "JOJO's Bizarre Adventure" is a passionate anime. The main content of the story tells the story of the protagonists taking risks, growing up, and fighting against the evil forces. Everyone grows up in the process of fighting and tells us These audiences conveyed what is the golden spirit.

is such a passionate animation work, the main focus is naturally the friendship, growth and wit and courage of the protagonists. However, in addition to the passionate battle, there are also some emotional dramas in the work, such as Da Qiao and Alina. Er Qiao and Si Ji Q, Kang Yi and Yamagishi Yuhanako, Dio and Xiaobao, Boliang Kiying and Shoushou (the two are crossed out) or something.

These emotional dramas are very interesting and unforgettable. My personal most unforgettable is the two of Yasuichi and Yamagishi Yuhanako.

The relationship between the two of them is quite magical. At first, the woman was morbidly interested in the man, and then she made all kinds of extreme behaviors. After being beaten up, she finally realized that what she liked was his character. After that, it became a happy relationship, which looked quite interesting.

Many cartoonists will incorporate their emotions into their creations, especially the original author of "JOJO's Bizarre Adventure" Hirohiko Araki, who often draws their travel experiences into comics, which makes people can’t help but Doubt, are these emotional dramas the real experience of Araki Hirohiko?

Who is Araki's wife? How did the two of them meet?

Actually, Araki’s experience of meeting his wife may be more magical than the description in the comics. Although Araki himself rarely talks about these topics, his wife: Ms. Araki Asami once talked about it in an interview, really It's amazing and fateful.

The lady on the right of the picture above is Asami Araki

At the time, both Hirohiko Araki and his wife were single dogs. Events such as blind dates are quite common in Japan, and there are also events such as sorority meetings for boys and girls for single men and women to contact and friendship.

At that time, Araki Hirohiko's friend and Araki Asami's good girlfriend were on a blind date. Because both sides were rather confused, they found their own good friends. When

finally met and chatted, I didn't know whether the two masters had come or not. Araki Hirohiko and his wife called. After that, the two exchanged contact information and kept in touch. What's even more amazing is that the two got married after knowing each other for almost three months!

got married in three months. This is properly a flash marriage, and everyone, please remember that it was a matter of the last century. Although Japan is more westernized, many people are still very cautious about marriage. After all, it’s okay to be crazy or wild before marriage. Getting married means that you have a responsibility. Two people can get married in three months. I think it’s really legendary.

You are like Da Qiao and Alina, Er Qiao and Si Ji Q. You have known each other for a long time, and the love accumulated over the years, you finally got married.

It is said that there is something more magical. It was said by Mr. Hirohiko Araki in an interview with the magazine in his early years. He said that when he first met his wife, he was very nervous and couldn't help but make a beeping sound. Relieve embarrassment. This section of

is a bit familiar, right? In "JOJO's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind", Tobio would make such a voice every time he contacts his boss. This unconscious little habit may be based on the experience of Mr. Hirohiko Araki.

There is another interesting point about the couple. Ms. Araki is not a fan of comics herself. She also claims that she rarely reads the comics drawn by her husband. However, sometimes she will be with her husband when she works, and the drawing is finished. I will take a look at it the first time. In an interview with

, she said that she felt that the comics drawn by Araki were more like her own diaries than creations. Wow, did Mr. Hirohiko Araki draw her own stories? Araki copied the Northwestern old man Stone Hammer, and Kishibe Rohan is his trumpet (by mistake).