Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Part 7: Steel Ball Run
Manga • 2004 • Action
ReportThis manga contains 42 potentially triggering events.
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Zohira
The whole manga revolves around a horse race, in which several horse die
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If Dying counts as Abuse. Yes.
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wotur
In ch 28 there's a mutilated bear carcass with an exposed rib cage
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One of the scenes of a battle, towards the ending, contains the imagery and description of a spider that crawls into the skin of a hand of a character.
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Viat
One early antagonist has bugs living inside his eye socket and uses them to attack the protagonists.
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Diego's parents abandon him when he's a newborn. His mother rescues him from a flood, but his father ends up leaving them both.
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At the end of the race, Johnny seems to forgive and be on good terms with his emotionally abusive father after he comes to see him finish the race.
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morganyu
Johnny is shown in flashbacks to have been emotionally abused by his father. Lucy Steel, a teenager, is cornered and sexually assaulted by President Valentine.
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Weatherfish
Wekapipo's sister is shown to be a victim of domestic violence in his backstory, to the point where she is blinded by her husband.
Also, Johnny and his father are briefly shown to get into a small altercation, but his father is more emotionally abusive than physical.
Also, Johnny and his father are briefly shown to get into a small altercation, but his father is more emotionally abusive than physical.
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zvas
Chapter 35: In a flashback, a man kills a boy's family and proceeds to try and rape him.
Chapter 49: A girl is pressured into sex with an older woman, but manages to escape.
Chapter 61: A girl is raped on-panel, and is pursued by her rapist for several more chapters in the series.
Chapter 49: A girl is pressured into sex with an older woman, but manages to escape.
Chapter 61: A girl is raped on-panel, and is pursued by her rapist for several more chapters in the series.
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wotur
in chapter 26 Tusk carves words into Johnny's forearm (like Kakyoin in Stardust Crusaders with "baby stand")
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frootsnak
Ch 50 pages 41-45 a man's head is inflated and then explodes
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RoyalCosts
A character is set on fire as he is alive, but he does not die from it.
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TheBigGuy
The main charcter's ability involves him shooting out his fingernails like bullets. There is no blood and they do regrow afterwards
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RoyalCosts
Yes, there is a scene where we see a character cycle through being buried alive multiple times.
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imnotlukagarza
There is a description of a man undergoing torture gouging out his eye in order to hide things in it, as well as a minor antagonist attacking people with insects he keeps in his eye socket
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frootsnak
Some exposed intensines from corpses in ch 13. The entirety of ch 50 is bloody and violent- someone is stabbed in the eye, the stand user's head explodes and you see his exposed spinal cord. I dunno where the line is drawn between "gore" and "excessive gore" or why there are two categories tbh, lol
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froot
Ch 56 the Civil War stand ability has an appearance that's reminiscent of a plastic bag suffocating its target. The characters who are trapped in it are able to escape
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zvas
Chapter 87: It is described in detail how a man was tortured.
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frootsnak
A lot. In ch 76 page 10, a major character is split in half (legs separated from torso). Another main character loses a hand near the end, around vol 22.
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zvas
Chapter 33: A character threatens to hang two others, but nothing comes of it.
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Horrifang
A 14 year old and a child are assaulted
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morganyu
Before the start of the series, Johnny’s brother Nicholas is mentioned and shown to have died in a horse racing accident. A little boy is mentioned to have died offscreen of a cold, and Ringo’s backstory mentions how his entire family, including his siblings, were murdered.
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I can’t think of a single time any slur was used in sbr
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-In a character's backstory it's told how his mother died of an illness. -Another character's father died in a war which affects the character heavily and sets off his motives.
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Gyro's teddy bear is ripped at one point, but he's a grown man. He is sad about it, though.
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RoyalCosts
Two characters are lured on to a train and held against their will.
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Datcatgrl
S.B.R is a manga From the jjba manga, so it can't even be possibe.
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Technically; thanks to a stand effect, Hot Pants is haunted by a ghost of her younger brother because of her regrets surrounding his death. Johnny speaks with Gyro's spirit after he dies.
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frootsnak
nothing major I can think of? if the issue is just gross bodily functions in general then the character Magent Magent is pretty bad for it. Sneezes into his hand then licks it, he reappears later and has a constantly runny nose
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Weatherfish
In chapter 3, Johnny is in the hospital and says he is soiling himself. This is due to medical neglect. No excrement or stains can be seen.
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No but a sheriff character is a minor ally and is framed in a sympathetic light.
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Scarlett Valentine (Funny Valentine's wife) try to seduce a girl, while she's still in a relationship with him. If I'm not mistaking, she mentioned that she cheated on him several times. She's a canonically bisexual.
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Yes, there is a scene where a character is traumatized in the hospital when his blood is taken against his will.
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Viat
Early on, Johnny is shown as having medical trauma from a serious hospitalization. Gyro used to work as a doctor, and him doing surgery is shown in flashbacks.
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Johnny "shoots" himself in the head with one of his nails to escape a stand effect, but he doesn't actually die.
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mrluigiman
There is one villain that attacks people with their guilt of the past, and one character is guilty over someone dying
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wotur
A character is trapped underwater unable to move, and is never rescued, stays there indefinitely until his mind shuts down. scene is a callback to Kars in Part 2 and plays out in a similar way
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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Datcatgrl
S.B.R. is a manga from a series of manga, so not even close. (The S.B.R. has not had a anime version yet)
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A 14 year old girl becomes pregnant involuntarily- no actual process of childbirth occurs and it's not actually a baby inside her womb, but it could still be distressing (see Is there childbirth?)
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RoyalCosts
Although there is a pregnant character and some themes of childbirth arise for the character, such as pain and discomfort, no actual process of childbirth takes place (no baby is naturally born from the pregnancy.)
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RoyalCosts
While a pregnant woman does not die, there are some very distressing scenes involving a pregnant woman.
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morganyu
President Valentine’s wife, who is bisexual, is killed by an antagonist.
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wotur
Typical of Jojo there are many male characters in traditionally feminine clothing/makeup, and even a male character called "Mrs Robinson"- none of this is mocked or commented on by other characters
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Zohira
President Valentine's wife is portrayed as a bisexual woman who forces other people to non-consent s*x. Not to mention that she did this to a minor
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Yes, it uses the q slur and ableist language
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-The protagonist is paraplegic and ableist towards himself. He wants to heal his legs (to "get from negative to back to zero); that being his motivation almost throughout the whole part. He is clearly depressed and thinks of himself as useless. -A nurse is seen to practice medical malpractice on the protgonist in a flashback. (Non-consensually taking blood since "he can't feel it anyways".)
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wotur
There's a bit where Gyro and Johnny are joking about how opera singers have such massive bodies that you shouldn't need opera glasses to see them. Gyro says maybe it's so you can zoom in to watch the buttons on their clothes pop off
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wotur
"queer", as in "strange/unusual". Johhny says "what a queer" at one point about someone
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An androgynous woman is thought to be a man by the protagonists. Other of the protagonists eventually finds out that she's actually a woman but keeps it to himself.
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For the first time in JoJo's there is a bigger side POC character who does not die and has a positive outlook at the ending
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Steven Steel is in his 50s and his wife is 14 years old. However his feelings toward her are exclusively platonic and he only married her in order to save her from being sold as a prostitute.
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A 14 year old is sexually assaulted on-panel.
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froot
During the sexual assault scene
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frootsnak
Lucy both in-universe and out of it. There's sexualised artwork of her (chapter art(?) of her in a bikini and a volume cover where she's shirtless), and several adult characters flirt with or assault her throughout the story
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Depends on how you see it
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frootsnak
No cars, but someone is run over by a train. He's thrown onto the tracks and split in half, ch 76 page 10
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No, but the only car is shown briefly to have broken down in the beginning of the race.
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A character ends up stuck underwater but his power keeps him alive.
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frootsnak
Gore is similar to Part 6. Frequent detailed panels, lots of blood, and bits of body horror. The goriest arc is ch 50 Tubular Bells, which reminded me of the Metalica fight in Part 5. There's a bit of body horror in ch 77 where a spider goes under someone's skin. You could look through the other categories for examples of more specific secnes if you're still unsure.
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morganyu
As this is a story that is heavily inspired by Wild West media, several characters have revolvers, and they are used rather frequently throughout the story.
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