Netflix's live-action adaptation of Eiichiro Oda's One Piece has received critical acclaim and impressive viewership, paving the way for future adaptations of other Shonen Jump properties. One such candidate is Hirohiko Araki's JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, which, despite its previous adaptations, presents a unique opportunity for Netflix to explore its eccentric storytelling and visual flair. The series is known for its vibrant colors and surrealism, making it a challenging yet exciting prospect for live-action treatment. While One Piece has proven that a dedicated production team can uphold the artistic vision of the source material, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure would require a similar commitment to its distinct aesthetic. Potential starting points for adaptation include the earlier parts of the series, such as Phantom Blood, or the more mature Steel Ball Run saga, which delves into western genre storytelling. However, Netflix must navigate its past missteps with the franchise to avoid disappointing fans again. With a passionate fanbase and a wealth of material to draw from, the success of One Piece suggests that JoJo's Bizarre Adventure could also find its place in live-action storytelling.