Dan Da Dan Episode 6: A Dangerous Woman Arrives

Manga chapter 15-17

Canon/MED

OSHIMETER

9.6

18 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

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Dan Da Dan Episode 6: A Dangerous Woman Arrives

Manga chapter 15-17

Canon/MED

← Prev: EP 5 Next: EP 7 →

OSHIMETER

9.6

18 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

An absolute rollercoaster that masterfully shifts from surreal horror to devastating heartbreak.
What elevates this episode to a near-masterpiece is the final third. Just when you think the Acrobatic Silky is just another monster-of-the-week, the narrative reveals her origin story.

The way the anime pieces this together using muted colors and visceral emotional beats is heavy. It shifts the entire context of the battle from a fight for survival to an incredibly bittersweet act of closure. By the time the spirit begins to fade, you completely forget that this show started with a joke about Okarun's anatomy.

the character star in this episode was turbo nanny, all the episode depend on her, specially the minors details, everything that she did end up in the climax of the end, i like this tropes of the anime or manga, the enemy that becomes in ally, very well developed here

Benar-benar definisi pencarian biji emas. Hahahaha
Cewek rambut pink narsis sama sok cantik banget. Rasain, terlalu kepo, sih. Si kucing juga ngeselin.
Animasinya masih mantapp.

Turbo cat is seriously so cute but annoying too lol. I couldn't stop laughing because Aira has such a huge misunderstanding lol! It ended up being such a creepy and intense fight.

All that glitters is not gold

Wow, Aira is in this episode. It's starting to get more chaotic, haha. Especially the fight over the Okarun golden balls, it's really absurd, and the ending of the episode is quite surprising.

I found Aira’s ego to be both annoying and entertaining. The way she misinterpreted the golden ball as a divine quest was comedy.

Another highly entertaining episode!! The pacing was perfect and I really love how they managed to mix the school life with the demon parts of the story. Pretty neat! I also LOVE each time Okarun transforms and uses his powers. The animation look super dope during that!

New characters, new adventures! Aira is such a megalomaniac! Her banter with Momo provide some good comic relief. Turbo granny is cute as ever as the cat toy. Creepy spirit design continues. Literally gives me the chills sometimes. Slick animation and banger background score.

Well balanced episode starting with a slice of life/school vibe to chaotic action towards the end. Not gonna lie, Acrobatic Silky's intro is creepy, which is great. A bit of a cliffhanger at the end though.

The powers of Turbo Granny inside Okarun is so cool when he used it against the schoolmate who was bad mouthing Momo. This episode is a cliffhanger for the battle between Acrobatic Silky and the duo of Okarun and Momo.

The balance between horror, comedy, and action starts locking into place. I was smiling one moment and genuinely tense the next.

Episode 6 raises the stakes as the side effects of Okarun’s new power control start to show, putting pressure on both him and Momo. The new threat feels more dangerous, and that tense ending seriously makes you want the next episode right away!!

Aira finds one of the balls and starts seeing "Acrobatic Silky." It turns from a school comedy into a horror movie real quick. Momo and Okarun have to save the girl who hates them, proving that being a hero is 90% dealing with annoying people.

Just when you think it's a "monster of the week show" the plot thickening. You can tell there's a massive world behind the scenes just waiting to explode.

Acrobatic Silky and a new supernatural threat while Momo, Okarun, and Aira hunt for Okarun’s missing golden ball. Crazy fight scenes, weird powers, and the chaos keeps ramping up.

From wholesome to action packed episode 6, it is very “Dan Da Dan”. Character introduction is also not boring. Great fight scene, Overall this ep had me more locked in than before, feels like things are finally starting to sum up.

EPISODE CONTEXT

Episode 6 marks the exact midpoint of the 12-episode season and functions as a turning point, expanding the cast beyond the core Momo-Okarun duo established across the first five episodes and their ongoing quest to recover Okarun's missing parts. Aira Shiratori's arrival here complicates that mission and redefines the group dynamic heading into the back half. This directly sets up Episode 7, 'To a Kinder World,' where the consequences of this encounter begin to unfold in earnest.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Episode 6 marks the exact midpoint of the 12-episode season and functions as a turning point, expanding the cast beyond the core Momo-Okarun duo established across the first five episodes and their ongoing quest to recover Okarun's missing parts. Aira Shiratori's arrival here complicates that mission and redefines the group dynamic heading into the back half. This directly sets up Episode 7, 'To a Kinder World,' where the consequences of this encounter begin to unfold in earnest.

QUICK TAKES

An absolute rollercoaster that masterfully shifts from surreal horror to devastating heartbreak.
What elevates this episode to a near-masterpiece is the final third. Just when you think the Acrobatic Silky is just another monster-of-the-week, the narrative reveals her origin story.

The way the anime pieces this together using muted colors and visceral emotional beats is heavy. It shifts the entire context of the battle from a fight for survival to an incredibly bittersweet act of closure. By the time the spirit begins to fade, you completely forget that this show started with a joke about Okarun's anatomy.

the character star in this episode was turbo nanny, all the episode depend on her, specially the minors details, everything that she did end up in the climax of the end, i like this tropes of the anime or manga, the enemy that becomes in ally, very well developed here

Benar-benar definisi pencarian biji emas. Hahahaha
Cewek rambut pink narsis sama sok cantik banget. Rasain, terlalu kepo, sih. Si kucing juga ngeselin.
Animasinya masih mantapp.

Turbo cat is seriously so cute but annoying too lol. I couldn't stop laughing because Aira has such a huge misunderstanding lol! It ended up being such a creepy and intense fight.

All that glitters is not gold

Wow, Aira is in this episode. It's starting to get more chaotic, haha. Especially the fight over the Okarun golden balls, it's really absurd, and the ending of the episode is quite surprising.

I found Aira’s ego to be both annoying and entertaining. The way she misinterpreted the golden ball as a divine quest was comedy.

Another highly entertaining episode!! The pacing was perfect and I really love how they managed to mix the school life with the demon parts of the story. Pretty neat! I also LOVE each time Okarun transforms and uses his powers. The animation look super dope during that!

New characters, new adventures! Aira is such a megalomaniac! Her banter with Momo provide some good comic relief. Turbo granny is cute as ever as the cat toy. Creepy spirit design continues. Literally gives me the chills sometimes. Slick animation and banger background score.

Well balanced episode starting with a slice of life/school vibe to chaotic action towards the end. Not gonna lie, Acrobatic Silky's intro is creepy, which is great. A bit of a cliffhanger at the end though.

The powers of Turbo Granny inside Okarun is so cool when he used it against the schoolmate who was bad mouthing Momo. This episode is a cliffhanger for the battle between Acrobatic Silky and the duo of Okarun and Momo.

The balance between horror, comedy, and action starts locking into place. I was smiling one moment and genuinely tense the next.

Episode 6 raises the stakes as the side effects of Okarun’s new power control start to show, putting pressure on both him and Momo. The new threat feels more dangerous, and that tense ending seriously makes you want the next episode right away!!

Aira finds one of the balls and starts seeing "Acrobatic Silky." It turns from a school comedy into a horror movie real quick. Momo and Okarun have to save the girl who hates them, proving that being a hero is 90% dealing with annoying people.

Just when you think it's a "monster of the week show" the plot thickening. You can tell there's a massive world behind the scenes just waiting to explode.

Acrobatic Silky and a new supernatural threat while Momo, Okarun, and Aira hunt for Okarun’s missing golden ball. Crazy fight scenes, weird powers, and the chaos keeps ramping up.

From wholesome to action packed episode 6, it is very “Dan Da Dan”. Character introduction is also not boring. Great fight scene, Overall this ep had me more locked in than before, feels like things are finally starting to sum up.

©龍幸伸／集英社・ダンダダン製作委員会

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com

©龍幸伸／集英社・ダンダダン製作委員会

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com