This authentic production set features the legendary protagonist Jotaro Kujo from JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure OVA. Originating from Episode 9, “Iggy ‘The Fool’ and N’Doul ‘The GEB’ (Part II),” the scene captures Jotaro in the middle of the desert confrontation as he hangs onto Iggy and races toward the final showdown with N’Doul. It is a dramatic, high-impact image that channels the grit, resolve, and unmistakable style that made the A.P.P.P. OVA such a standout interpretation of Stardust Crusaders.
The set includes an original genga on white paper and matching partial shusei genga correction on yellow paper. Together, they offer a vivid look at the hand-drawn production process behind one of the OVA’s memorable action sequences. With its sharp perspective, intense upward-facing pose, and strong character presence, this is a compelling piece of original JoJo production artwork that will stand out in any serious collection.
Product Information
Series: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure OVA
Episode: Episode 9, Iggy “The Fool” and N’Doul “The GEB” (Part II)
Character: Jotaro Kujo
Studio: A.P.P.P.
Type: Original genga and partial shusei genga correction
Layers: 2 hand-drawn production sheets
Image Size: 10.5 in x 8.5 in
Overall Size: 10.5 in x 9.5 in
Condition: Very good overall vintage condition with normal production and age-related handling/storage wear consistent with anime art of this era. Please review photos for exact condition. Stored in a climate-controlled environment since the early 1990s.
Country of Origin: Japan
Era: 1990s
Certificate of Authenticity: Includes a Soul of Tokyo Certificate of Authenticity (COA).
Shipping & Packaging: Artwork is professionally packaged in a new polypropylene bag, shipped securely, and fully insured for safe arrival.
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