Obscure Lore
In Part 3, while in a hotel in Singapore, Jotaro Kujo is seen casually reading an issue of this real life Japanese manga magazine.
Weekly Shonen Jump
The Stand "Killer Queen" has three distinct abilities; all three share names with songs by this band.
Queen
This is the only Stand in the series that is officially confirmed to have "Infinite" in one of its stats.
Made in Heaven
Hirohiko Araki’s favorite Western fashion designer, whose poses often inspire the "JoJo Poses" in the manga.
Christian Dior? or Versace
Zipperman
Sticky Fingers
This Part 4 character has a Stand named "Earth Wind and Fire," but claims to actually be an alien from the Magellanic Clouds.
Mikitaka Hazekura
The Part 6 Stand "Flaccid Pancake" is actually named after this American rap rock band in the original Japanese.
Limp Bizkit
This Part 3 Stand is unique because it is bound to a physical cargo ship and can be seen by non Stand users.
Strength
Before creating JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, Araki wrote this manga about a magical boy with purple hair.
Baoh
Blueford
Bruford
In Part 1, this was the name of the dog that Jonathan Joestar owned before Danny.
Detective
This Part 5 character is named after a specific type of Italian dessert, but his Stand "Spice Girl" is named after a British pop group.
Trish Una
This is the specific range (in meters) of Jotaro Kujo’s Star Platinum at the beginning of Stardust Crusaders.
2 meters
Araki once stated in an interview that if he could have any Stand from Part 4, he would choose this one because it would make being a mangaka easier.
Heaven's Door
Filthy Acts At A Reasonable Price
Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap / D4C
This is the specific weight of the beetle that Jobin Higashikata uses in the beetle fighting betting match in Part 8.
71 grams
The Stand "Chocolate Disco" from Part 7 is a reference to a song by this Japanese techno pop girl group.
Perfume
This Stand from Part 6 has the ability to "digest" memories and turn them into physical DISCs.
Whitesnake
This is the real world Italian city that served as the primary inspiration for the fictional town of Morioh.
Sendai
See Moon
C-Moon
During the 7th stage of the Steel Ball Run, this character reveals they have the remains of the "Right Eye" of the Saint's Corpse hidden in their own eye socket.
Gyro Zeppeli
This Part 8 Stand shares its name with a 1974 song by the band "10cc" which famously used no synthesizers.
I'm Not in Love
The Stand "Notorious B.I.G" is unique because it only activates its true power after this specific event happens to the user.
the user's death
In 2009, Araki’s work was famously exhibited in this world renowned French art museum.
the Louvre
Pale Snake
Whitesnake