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    Hirohiko Araki

    Hirohiko Araki

    Awards & Honours

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    Honours

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    Rankings

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    Covers

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    Records

    Hirohiko Araki's achievements are nothing short of monumental in the world of manga. His ability to sustain a single series for over three decades while maintaining high quality is a rare feat. The induction into the Eisner Award Hall of Fame places him among the elite creators in the international comic industry. His Guinness World Record for sales further cements his status as a commercial powerhouse.What makes his record special is the evolution of his work. He didn't just repeat a formula; he reinvented the genre with each arc, introducing complex power systems and diverse settings. His transition from a popular manga artist to a respected fine artist through his recent theater and gallery work demonstrates a versatility that few achieve.

    Awards

    Honours & Distinctions

    Guinness World Record for Most Copies of a Single Comic Book Series Published

    Guinness World Records·2022

    Recognized for the global sales success of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure exceeding 120 million copies.

    Eisner Award Hall of Fame Induction

    San Diego Comic-Con·2024

    Honored for lifetime achievement and influence on the comic book industry.

    Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize Special Award

    Japan Cartoonists Association·2013

    Awarded for exceptional contribution to the manga medium.

    Rankings & Lists

    #1

    Greatest Manga Artists of All Time

    Anime News Network·2023
    #1

    Top 100 Manga of All Time

    IGN·2022

    Magazine Covers

    Vogue Japan

    2026-01-15

    The Art of JoJo

    Rolling Stone Japan

    2024-06-01

    Rock & Roll Manga

    Records & Feats

    Most Copies of a Single Comic Book Series Published

    Sales Record·2022

    JoJo's Bizarre Adventure holds the record for the highest circulation numbers for a single ongoing series.

    Longest Running Shonen Manga Series

    Career Milestone·2026

    Continuously serialized since 1987, spanning nine parts and over 35 years.