Ie o tatenaoshitai

I don't care what anyone says anymore this is so peak I love every second and everything about it is so peak but I hate that nobody else relises it but thank you science saru or as sea tactics says Wcience and swaru for adapting an amazing anime plz don't stop I wanna eat good every year like other anime fans.

I thought I didn't like the art style of the anime but now I sometimes even prefer it over the manga it's self you are doing justice science saru thank you for making me have a great child hood and knowing what peak is. And I can't wait for more episodes plz do a 40 minute episode or something in one of the other seasons.

We got Minecraft minecart? Nah now you know Dandadan is peak anyone with anything else to say is either hating or just hating this is so peak that show helped me during my toughest times in life for it to show so much disrespect from others is crazy this episode was absolute cinema the fights animation and comedy all peak.

It was a very good episode, there was fighting, comedy, romance and everything. It was the best episode. I'm glad I watched it. I hope the rest of the episodes will be like this. It was a very good episode. I recommend you to watch it. In my opinion, it was the best episode of Dandada. 10/10. It was perfect.

Episode lands with a vibrant mix of explosive action, comic relief, and heartfelt moments that remind you exactly why this series sticks the landing-even when it's taking a breath.

The showdown between Okarun and Evil Eye is a breathtaking burst of animation, showcasing Science SARU's talent in choreographing movement that feels both fluid and intense. As Okarun's speed and precision sharpen, the raw physicality and weight behind every blow become palpable. Yet, it's Okarun's intelligence and empathy-drawing on Jiji's insight that Evil Eye is "just a lost soul"-that turns the fight into a psychological one. His calculated taunt isn't just clever-it's how he wins.

The episode expertly pivots from that high-intensity face-off to offbeat school hijinks and a cozy slice-of-life reset. Evil Eye's awkward introduction to high school life-rampaging chaos mixed with absurd comedic timing-serves as welcome comic breathing room after the fight. While this tonal shift might frustrate viewers hoping for a full battle, it also underscores DanDaDan's knack for tonal dexterity.