A new ally joins Jotaro and the Crusaders in their trip to Egypt. Will this be the only anomaly in their journey? What will this newcomer interactions with the group be like? Find out on this new take of this bizarre adventure.

"The most extraordinary thing in the world is an ordinary man and an ordinary woman and their ordinary children." What if Jonathan never died on that ship? What if Dio wasn't hellbent on destroying his life? What if life was simple, sweet, satisfactory?

The following story takes place right after the "Yellow Temperance" arc and before the "Emperor and Hanged Man" arc and takes inspiration from the Greek legends of "Jason and Medea".

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A haiku about Jotaro from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure.

Joanne Jonas becomes involved in a dangerous game of puzzles and intrigue spanning the world over, and this is no ordinary game- all the contestants are Stand users! The various challenges of the game all over the planet each lead to clues, and since clues are in limited supply and this is a high-stakes game, most of Joanne's competitors are willing to kill to get a lead.

Taking place during Stardust Crusaders, Koi Kitsune meets Jotaro Kujo, a fellow student at her High School. Though in a twist of fate, her father is mysteriously killed just after Jotaro's release from jail. She travels to Egypt to avenge her father and help save Holly before her stand kills her.

A haiku about the manga artist Rohan Kishibe from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable

A JoJo's Bizarre Adventure haiku about the town of Morioh from Diamond is Unbreakable. Also on Archive of Our Own.

A limerick about Leone Abbacchio's hatred towards Giorno Giovanna.

An experimental haiku about Leone Abbacchio told in his point of view. Author's Notes are included before the haiku, also on Archive of Our Own.

The Joestar Group had left DIO's ex servant Medea at Aswan's hospital with Kakyoin knowing that she's in serious danger of being killed by DIO during her weakened state. Little did she and Kakyoin know that they're about to be visited by a strange woman who has one thing on her mind: To kill off the "Traitors" for her master.

For you.

A haiku about JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders

A somewhat silly limerick about Joseph Joestar running away; also on Archive of Our Own.

A haiku about JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 7: Steel Ball Run. For information and better understanding, I have included author's notes with the haiku at the beginning.

Giorno Giovanna had a dream, a dream of becoming a Gangstar. He knew in order to achieve that dream he'd have to face and overcome many obstacles, fortunately for him, he's not alone. Every good boss needs a number 2, or how about a loyal guard dog? Ocx? Temporary Note - The Main OC's Stand name had been changed.

A Clogyrnach about Abbacchio told in his point of view. Rated T for mentioning of one sequence that is sort of inappropriate.

A set of nine JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Limericks each based on one of the nine parts of JoJo. Rated T for potential themes; author's notes are included at the beginning.

Mista is supposed to babysit 4-year-old Narancia, but he calls his friend Abbacchio to help. Then Narancia's father shows up.

What if Leone Abbacchio went to the same school as Bruno Bucciarati, and the two were very close?

It was just supposed to be another bizarre job,but of course it led to nothing but trouble in the end.

What if Jolyne had a twin sister? Meet Jaliyah Jessica Cujoh, Jotaro's Daughter. She might look sweet and kind but deep down she's stronger than you think.

Parts 1-7 Spoilers present. The Joestar lineage faces its greatest challenge yet. But unlike most battles, this one is purely of the mind. Johnathan Joseph Jotaro Josuke Giorno and Jolyne have to navigate their way across a universal chess tournament. Will they come out alive? Chess board or equivalent required to fully enjoy story

My attempt at the mysterious Magic Nine poetic form where each of the nine lines focuses on one part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventures series. [This is rated Teen and Up Audiences because there was no way it could be for a General Audience; the FFN rating on this poem is K plus] The AO3 Version HAS THE AUTHOR'S NOTES for inquiries.