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A Brief History of Characters in DanDaDan (Up to Season 2)

DanDaDan is a supernatural action-comedy anime and manga with a blend of sci-fi, horror, and comedy through colorful characters. The following is a brief history of the main characters up to Season 2.

🔹 Momo Ayase

A confident high school student who firmly believes in ghosts but not aliens. As a psychic medium within her family, she has tremendous spiritual sensitivity and gains telekinetic abilities after experiences with supernatural beings.


🔹 Ken Takakura (Okarun)

A reserved classmate of Momo who is an alien believer but not a ghost. After gaining superhuman agility and speed through possession by Turbo Granny, he also gains fighting skills and confidence after becoming Okarun.


🔹 Turbo Granny

Mythological yokai of terrifying velocity. Initially curses Okarun, yet subsequently plays the role of mentor figure and reluctant friend, offering comedy and supernatural expertise.


🔹 Seiko Ayase

Momo's eccentric grandmother and powerful psychic. Acts as guide and mentor, often saving the group through her experience in spiritual combat.🔹 Aira Shiratori

A psychic who becomes a member of the team. Rivals Momo initially, but ultimately finds her place in battles against yokai and ghosts.


🔹 Aira Shiratori

A self-proclaimed psychic who becomes part of the team. Initially rivals Momo, but later proves her worth in battles against spirits and yokai.


🔹 Jiji

Boyhood friend of Momo who reappears in Season 2. Possessed by the Evil Eye, Jiji turns into an ominous yet sympathetic foe. His conflict is an affecting addition to the show.


This diverse cast makes DanDaDan a thrilling mix of humor, action, and heart, with each character bringing unique skills and emotional depth to the story.

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