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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: The Official App

Game

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: The Official App is a 2017 companion app made by Shueisha rather than a traditional game. It lets fans read Hirohiko Araki's manga for free from Phantom Blood through JoJolion, alongside daily series news, quotes, and a small pet raising mini-game.

Genre: Companion app (manga reader)
Platform: Android, iOS
Developer: Shueisha
Publisher: Shueisha
Release Year: 2017
Japan Release Date: 2017-06-29
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Content

The app's main draw is free manga reading, offered in both full color and original monochrome, with the promise of at least one new chapter unlocked every day. It is free to use with optional in-app purchases, and it also carries JoJo related news updates so fans can follow franchise announcements without leaving the app.
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Extra Features

Beyond reading, the app includes an Iggy raising feature where the dog earns coffee gum currency tied to the user's daily in-app fortune, a map showing real world locations tied to the story, and daily character quotes that reward players with coins. Ahead of launch, Bandai Namco style pre-registration milestones offered bonus coins and coffee gum, plus a lottery for physical rewards like reproduced key frames and tin badges, scaling with how many people signed up.
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Release

Shueisha announced the app on May 19, 2017 and released it in Japan on June 29, 2017 for iOS and Android. It functioned as an official hub for the manga and its news rather than a standalone game, and it was discontinued, with the app no longer available as of February 18, 2021.
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