Yukako is Arakis wife | JoJos bizarre Adventure #jojo #anime

[BOTWfan]

That “she was the first yandere in anime and manga” blew my mind cuz that means araki not only made the most memeable anime ever but also made a whole genre of anime/manga characters!

[Benito]

"she was the first Yandere in anime and Manga"
**Screams in Vanilla Ice**

[ceooftheanticringesocietyf]

Araki before getting married: "She's probably a stand user!"

Araki after getting married: "I'm glad that you're a stand user"

(Stand users attracts each other)

[donastu]

Bro Araki must have been traumatized if he said ‘experinces based of his wife’, I can imagine the template of yukako staring at his window replaced with his wife and koichi being araki.

[Bungusthefungus]

Considering most if not all of JoJo can be boiled down to Araki learning about something and thinking "Neat, I'm gonna take this to it's goofiest and absolute extreme" I wouldn't be surprised if it was based on a tendency to smother him and getting annoyed when he asked her to tone it down

[bananabanana]

I think it was less “my wife did something weird and I’m gonna make a murderer based on her” and more “women have depth of character and personal values and motivations, so I’m gonna make a murderer”. Morioh is a town full of con artists and murderers, so any character who isn’t the main jojo or a friend are gonna be villains at first

[Abdelmawla]

I married my simp, araki married his yandere
If you’re loyal and know to appreciate being taken care of then it’s a smart choice and yes it teaches you a lot too

[silverstream]

Maybe this is why Araki likes drawing men.

[akiyama-gaming]

>be araki
>Write somewhat successful manga
>Years pass, its pretty popular
>Accidentally makes the first yandere and makes a whole new genre

[ZeldaEd]

Well, that's all the evidence I need to draw the conclusion that Koichi and Yukako got married somewhere during the interim between Parts 5 and 6 (even if Araki will never go into detail about what became of the characters from what's alleged to be his favorite part in JoJo.)

[pabs]

Pretty sure he is referring to Yukako as the first yandere IN JOJOS, not in history. The first yanderes were apparently Nana Hiiragi (Mazinger Z, 1972), Clarisse de Cagliostro (Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro, 1979), Kotonoha Katusa (School Days, 2005), and the earliest being Ayaka Misora (Harenchi Gakuen, 1968), whereas Yukako's from 1992. I tried also checking if she was the first to be officially recognized as a yandere and if she redefined the previous characters as yanderes, but turns out the term yandere became popular in the early 2000s with Kotonoha Katusa (School Days, 2005) being the very first ever yandere to be called a yandere and she was the one who redefined earlier figures, such as Yukako herself, as yanderes. So, though it would've been so freaking awesome, no, Yukako wasn't the first ever yandere 😢

[karumina]

I remember hearing that Attack on Titan and the brainless monsters were a fantasy that the author came up with looking at burned out office workers too

[hotcauldron]

Don't ask questions you don't want to know the answer to

[Kira_yoshikage__og]

My theory is he is speaking in code begging for help

[sansstudios]

Doesn't this mean that Koichi is Araki?

[benjamincuevas]

I don't know about that but I heard he got the idea from watching Steve King's Misery.😅

[wisewhitenut]

Araki's wife doing jojo pose is cute lmfao

[nyx]

It makes me think that rohan and koichi are different aspects of araki, which is why rohan is friendlier with koichi and says they're in the same wavelength. Rohan represents araki the mangaka, koichi is araki outside of work. Yukako is therefore araki's wife in private matters?

[RaulMemendez]

So wait... Yanderes are a JoJo reference?

[CringeBro-v-]

Wow first im shocked about Jotaro having a wife now im shocked about Araki having a wife