JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Vivid Transparency
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Ongoing, First published Oct 20, 2018
[disclaimer: The artwork is (obviously) not mine, I repeat, the artwork does not belong to me and is property of the original artist. Also I have no relation to JJBA other than being a filthy secondary fan]
A fanfiction of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure after the events of part 6, before part 7. Or as I like to call it, part 6.5

After the disappearance of the hero who defeated the powerful vampire stand user, DIO, 
A fake star, distant from the night sky, shines in lieu of the his absence, signalling the legend of a new Joestar.

(I am a lazy shit, thus, this will be updated whenever I feel like I can write properly... WRRRRYYYYY)
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