Kishibe Rohan wa Ugokanai

Welcome to idyllic Morioh, whose ocean views and charming townscapes make it a breezy Japanese utopia. But a chain of grisly killings has cast a bloody pall of uncertainty over its residents, especially Josuke Higashikata. Now, with his grandfather on Morioh’s homicide list, Josuke must resort to his surreal “Stand” powers if he ever hopes to heal his beloved family and town.

He’s a manga artist with the power to change other people’s life stories–but trouble has a particular way of finding him. Adapted from the popular anime series: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable.

Season 1 consists of 3 episodes:
* Millionaire Village
* Kushagara
* D.N.A.

Adapted from the manga series “Kishibe Rohan wa Ugokanai” (岸辺露伴は動かない) by Araki Hirohiko (荒木飛呂彦). Season 2 consists of 3 episodes: * The Run * From Behind * Mutsu-Kabe Hill

Third season of Kishibe Rohan wa Ugokanai 

Focuses on the strange misadventures of character Kishibe Rohan, who was introduced in the manga series Jojo’s Bizarre Adventures: Diamond is Unbreakable.
Adapted from the manga series by Araki Hirohiko (荒木飛呂彦).

Ep 7 (S3 E1)  – Hot Summer Martha

Rohan, who is depressed after being unable to acquire any realistic material for some time, goes out for a walk with a puppy named Bakin. Drowsy from the summer sun and from wearing a mask, he wanders into an unfamiliar shrine, and finds a huge tree with a large cave inside its trunk. Intrigued, he enters, but finds himself crouching with Bakin in his arms. After leaving the shrine and returning home, Rohan finds himself feeling uneasy about some bizarre situations that are happening within some parts of his house. Furthermore, there is a young woman, Eve (Furukawa Kotone) under the blankets on his bed…..

Ep 8 (S3 E2) – Rock Paper Scissors Boy

While Rohan was meeting with Kyoka, a boy called Oyanagi Ken (Hiiragi Hinata) who is a huge fan of Rohan’s manga “Pink Dark Boy” comes to visit him. However, Rohan turns him away and shuts the door, announcing it is not good to suddenly come to his workplace. The boy reappears before Rohan again, and proposes Rohan play “rock-paper-scissors” with him. From that point on, he shows up everywhere, persistently challenging Rohan to a game of rock-paper-scissors…

Manga artist Kishibe Rohan (Takahashi Issei) hears a mystifying rumor surrounding the blackest, most wicked painting in the world from a woman he once had a fleeting crush on during his youth. Time passes, and in the process of authoring new work, he opts to visit France after learning that the Louvre is in possession of the art in question. But strangely enough, not even the museum staff are aware of the painting’s existence, which has been stored in the supposedly out of commission underground warehouse Z-13 where Rohan will confront terrifying events caused by the “Black Painting.”

The 9th episode from the Rohan Kishibe drama series. Rohan and Izumi Kyoka visit an Italian restaurant that has opened close to Rohan’s house. Tonio Trussardi, the chef at the restaurant, has a mysterious power to cure the physical ailments of his customers via the food he serves. Tonio proposes a plan for Rohan to poach the legendary Hyogara black abalone, which is said to be able to cure any illness.

Adapted from Hirohiko Araki’s manga, the series of movies revolve around manga artist Kishibe Rohan who possesses the special ability “Heaven’s Door” as he confronts bizarre incidents. The story for this movie begins with a confessional booth inside a Venice church that Rohan visits during his research trip. Intrigued by the wisdom of those who came before, he enters the confessional booth, though it was actually the spot meant for the priest. During this time, a man appears for “confession.” Rohan continues to pose as the priest and listens to the man’s terrifying story from 25 years ago.

The “Kishibe Rohan wa Ugokanai” series follows Kishibe Rohan as he confronts bizarre and supernatural cases using his special ability “Heaven’s Door.” The franchise has produced four drama seasons and two films to date. Original creator Araki Hirohiko joins on the scriptwriting team.
 
This original instalment in the “Kishibe Rohan” universe “Izumi Kyoka wa Damaranai,” centers on Kyoka as she gets drawn into a supernatural incident sparked by a single remark from Rohan.
 
The story opens with Izumi Kyoka raising her voice at Kishibe Rohan during a meeting, exclaiming, “That’s such a cruel thing to say!” The tension stems from Saion Mika, a rookie manga artist whose series Kyoka recently launched. While Kyoka proudly touts it as a massive two-million-copy hit, Rohan harshly critiques it: “The dialogue is striking, but the artwork and story are ordinary and unbalanced—there’s something off about this manga artist.”
 
Angered, Kyoka storms out, though her reaction isn’t just due to Rohan’s words — she has already been harboring her own doubts about Mika. Having only ever communicated through Mika’s brother, Saion Soushi, Kyoka has never met Mika in person or seen how she creates her work.
 
Driven by growing anxiety, Kyoka visits the Saion residence and forces a face-to-face meeting with Mika. However, Mika remains completely unresponsive, and her silence only heightens Kyoka’s unease. The only one who responds is Soushi, who stays constantly by Mika’s side.