This is a striking production set featuring one of the most ruthless antagonists in the JoJo franchise. This specific sequence captures Vanilla Ice during his relentless assault in DIO's mansion, just as he transitions from a loyal servant to a vampiric force of nature. The piece is from Episode 11 of the OVA, entitled “Dio’s World: The Warrior of the Void: Vanilla Ice,” and it includes an unstuck douga and a JoJo copy background.
This set features a kabuse (literally "cover") overlay cel is for the tracelines. It's a specialized cel overlay used in traditional anime production to correct mistakes or add details to a base cel without having to repaint the entire image. The kabuse setup adds to its appeal as a production-made layered piece from the 1990s A.P.P.P. OVA era. The image has strong collector presence: bold expression, dramatic shadowing, and a composition that feels immediately display-worthy.
Product Information
Series: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure OVA
Episode: Episode 11, Dio’s World: The Warrior of the Void: Vanilla Ice
Character: Vanilla Ice
Studio: A.P.P.P.
Type: Original Production Cel, kabuse cel
Layers: Production cel setup
Douga: Yes, original unstuck douga included
Background: Non-matching JoJo copy background from DIO's castle
Image Size: 7.75 in x 10.25 in
Overall Size: 10.5 in x 13.5 in
Condition: Very good overall vintage condition with normal production and age-related handling/storage wear consistent with anime cels of this era. Includes an unstuck douga and a non-matching JoJo copy background. 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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