In Chapter 102, Saiki accidentally posed in a way that is similar to a JoJo pose while saying Jotaro's infamous catchphrase "Yare Yare Daze.".By the way, according to the author, Hirohiko Araki, Rohan Kishibe is his "ideal vision of a manga artist." If I could use Heaven's Door, I'd like to take a peek inside of Rohan. Despite this, he seems more focused on his manga rather than solving the actual case. In addition, he uses his intellect and tremendous self-confidence to get to the bottom of the mystery. Also, he's unable to control his curiosity when something catches his eye, which often leads to him getting involved in bizarre cases.ĭuring these bizarre cases, he calls himself forth to investigate with the help of " Heaven's Door," which has the special ability to read a person's life like a book.
He's also an eccentric who devotes his entire life to manga! He trains his body for this sole purpose, waking up in the morning to do finger exercises, and immersing himself in his work with an almost inhuman degree of skill. Let me introduce Rohan Kishibe, the most unique of all famous detectives! Rohan is a super popular manga artist with a series in the Shonen Jump magazine. In Chapter 160, Doma sticks his finger into his skull, just like DIO does after drinking Joseph's blood.ĭemons in the series like Muzan are also capable of transferring blood through their fingers as Dio does. In Chapter 129, Inosuke charges through a window yelling "WRYYYYYY", which is the battle cry mainly used by Dio Brando but also a few other characters in JoJo. There are several other homages to JoJo throughout the manga. In a specific article on Gotouge, they list JoJo's Bizarre Adventure as the manga they want to re-read the most.
Particular influences from JoJo include the breathing method being similar to the Ripple, and the motif of the immortal demon Muzan being reminiscent of Dio Brando.
This is confirmed in a twitcasting Q&A session from School of Jump where Gotouge reveals the three series that influenced Demon Slayer were JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Naruto, and Bleach. Koyoharu Gotouge, the manga artist of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, is a fan of JoJo according to their first editor, Tatsuhiko Katayama.
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