CATDOLL: Noto Mamiko perfectly interprets the strongest yandere, and her colleagues say they are scared by her

Speaking of yandere characters in anime, everyone will definitely think of Yuno Agatsuma, but in fact, Yukako Yamagishi in "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" is the original and strongest yandere character in "Weekly Shonen Jump". Now that the animation of "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" has reached this part, Mamiko Noto's voice acting is so vivid that even her peers are shocked. The original author, Mr. Araki, created this typical yandere character before the term "yandere" appeared. Mr. Araki's ability to create characters is indeed first-class! Now even if Yukako is compared with the yandere characters in anime in the past ten years, I believe Yukako's obsession and action will not be inferior.

Mamiko Noto's acting in the anime version is so impressive that Joji Nakata, who is also a colleague, couldn't help but say after watching episode 8 that the JoJo version of Noto is really scary!

The voice actor of Yukako in the anime version is Noto Mamiko. Yukako has bright black hair and at first glance, she is a beautiful girl with excellent grades and a good cooking skill. However, her love for Koichi is too intense. Not only does she imprison Koichi, she also uses terrifying methods to train Koichi to study.

Hanako's stand ability allows her to freely control her hair, and the animation version faithfully presents the violent words that Hanako spits out when she goes crazy. Being able to hear Noto Mamiko swearing is also a gain, right?

The comic version of Yukako seems even more terrifying.

In fact, whether it is a pure or crazy character, Noto Mamiko can control herself freely. Asagami Fujino in Kara no Kyoukai is one example. Fujino, who usually gives people a gentle impression, reveals her cruel side after losing control.

After watching JoJo, you may find that the contrast is huge when you watch "Just Want to Tell You". In addition, Pom and Yukako from "HUNTER×HUNTER" have some similarities in personality and abilities, so some people have speculated that Mr. Fujikashi's inspiration came from JoJo.