From ch 1, Shonen Jump’s Dandadan is a series with an interesting and funny storyline, paired with art that helps accentuate the details of the series. Here’s what to know about Viz’s collection.
Yukinobu Tatsu’s hit manga series Dandadan is both a feast for the eyes and an engrossing story. With Viz releasing its first collected English volume, it’s the perfect time for me to talk about one of the few manga actually I look forward to reading every week.
Momo Ayase believes in spirits, but not aliens. Ken Takakura believes in aliens, but not spirits. After Ayase dares Takakura to check out an area filled with ghosts and Takakura dares her to meet aliens, they gain special abilities that sweep them up into the world of aliens and the occult.
I was very eager to write this post when I found out Dandadan was getting its first trade paperback, but it should be said that, like many shonen manga, the series does have a disgruntling amount of fan service at times.
