Manga 872 Jojo No Kimyou Na Bouken Part 3 Stardust Crusaders Userrecs

It's clear to see that Shaman King was highly inspired by JoJo. Both series share similar concept of "fighting spirits" - supernatural creatures that are connected with their users and must protect them - and very intense battles between them. However, in SK everyone can choose whatever spirit they want, in JoJo each can have only one "stand", and their abilities aren't determined by their users. Complex and intense plot merges with occasional comedy elements (although, JoJo humor is more mature). Japanese protagonists are surrounded by multinational characters and there are lots of interactions of different cultures and the language barrier is completely omitted. 

I made an anime recommendation for the newer adaptations of both of these as well. I’ve read all of the first four parts of JoJo and some of the fifth, and I’m currently reading Shaman King, but Shaman King, from what I’ve read, reminds me a lot of JoJo, especially the third part. Both have similar fighting systems, and there’s just a lot that’s similar between the two. It’s easy to see that Hiroyuki Takei was heavily inspired by Hirohiko Araki. If you liked JoJo, especially Part 3, I’d have to recommend Shaman King. It’s the closest thing to JoJo aside from Hunter x Hunter that I’ve read.  

DO YOU LIKE MUSCULAR MEN (Jotaro, Joseph, Polnareff, Kenshiro, Rei, Raoh, Toki, Souther)? DO YOU LIKE FIGHTING (Stand Battles, Hokuto Shinken)? DO YOU LIKE MEMORABLE CHARACTERS (All of them) ? DO YOU LIKE CRAZY VILLAINS (Dio, Raoh)? DO YOU LIKE GOOD THINGS IN GENERAL (both) ? READ BOTH OF THESE RIGHT NOW  

-Both have a unique take on battling in shonen, where whoever uses their power the most creatively comes out on top, instead of the one who's simply the strongest -While it is less so of HxH, both take place in a realistic setting. HxH has more advanced technology, but generally the settings are pretty similar -Both series don't shy away from violence in the slightest, and often characters are beaten until bones are broken or people/animals are slaughtered in mass quantities to hype up a villain 

both follow people adventuring an both have been published in shonen jump, they both show a crew of people pirating (and in this was, crusading) through various locations to find a certain place or fight a certain person