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Episode Notes
Dandadan follows Momo Ayase, a girl who believes in ghosts, and her classmate Ken Takakura, nicknamed "Okarun," who believes in aliens. After an argument, they separately visit locations associated with their beliefs, leading to encounters with paranormal entities and the awakening of hidden powers for both. Momo gains psychic abilities after an alien encounter, while Okarun is possessed by a spirit, leading them to team up and battle supernatural threats, all while navigating romantic tension. Support The Podcast! https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/roose366/subscribe Follow For More Content &Streams!
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Reader Version
In this episode, the host Roos dives into chapter 135 of the manga Dandadan, titled "She Went and Entered It." He encourages listeners who haven’t read the previous chapter to catch up first, emphasizing the continuity of the story. Roos is excited to discuss the latest developments, particularly focusing on Momo Ayase’s experience as she falls into a mysterious world called Dunmara after touching a certain object. He expresses curiosity about how characters survive such falls without injury, noting the lack of visible consequences despite the apparent danger. Roos vividly describes the setting of Dunmara, highlighting the abundance of sweets and junk food scattered throughout the environment.
He humorously speculates about the health risks of such a diet, joking about the potential for diabetes. Despite the whimsical and somewhat unhealthy landscape, Roos appreciates the artistic detail in the manga’s depiction of this world, praising the intricate drawings and the effort that must have gone into creating such a visually rich chapter. While admiring the artwork, Roos also points out a moment where the manga’s logic seems questionable, specifically regarding the structural integrity of a thin platform that characters walk on. He critiques this as a minor flaw but quickly returns to praising the overall quality and passion evident in the chapter’s illustrations.
Roos notes that the chapter is relatively short but argues that its brevity does not diminish its value, as the detailed art conveys a lot of information and enthusiasm from the creators. The episode concludes with Roos reflecting on the chapter’s ending, where figurines resembling the characters appear to move, suggesting that the world they are in might be a game. He invites listeners to share their thoughts on the chapter and expresses his willingness to continue reading future chapters on the podcast. Throughout, Roos maintains an engaging and informal tone, blending his personal opinions with a clear appreciation for the manga’s storytelling and artistic style.
Automatic Transcript
Alright what's going on guys, it's your boy Roos. Welcome back again to another episode on the podcast. If you literally read yesterday's episode, then shout out to you. If you haven't, go do that before you start reading with me on this, okay? This is 135, titled She Went and Entered it of Dan Da Dan. If you're new, please don't forget to follow the podcast. We are aiming for 300 followers. Right now we're on 276. Let's get it man. Turn on notifications and leave a comment if you feel as though you got something to say or have an opinion about this chapter specifically. Alright cool. So last time, Miss Ayesha entered this world because she touched it. And this is where we are right now. Miss Ayesha!
And she's falling. Oh gosh, she's free falling. How did they all survive when they fell? Did they just reappear on the floor? They must have. Yeah this is real, real, real problematic. So you mean to tell me every single one of those people who entered the world fell through and landed softly? I mean there is no injury to each of them anyway so, and the old guy didn't get like a permanent broken bone and have like a mishap where he's walking weirdly or anything so. Yeah I guess that's just how he survived. Somebody help. Oh, so this is what he meant when he just, all he did was eat sweets. Damn. Insulin would be high as hell. Woah. Welcome to Dunmara. Huh? What is this? Dunmara.
Yo, what's the deal with this thing? This makes zero sense to me. How the hell do I get back from here? Fine, whatever. For now I'll just look for Zuma. Once I find him, I can ask all the questions. Imagine it's animated. This is animated. This probably would look very, very amazing. Obviously it's in black and white but this doesn't change the fact that this also is cool and amazing. So much sweets, junk food everywhere. Whoever's diet is this is screaming for diabetes. Absolute screaming for it. This would probably even make me sick. I mean obviously if I had to survive, I'd probably stick to like a lollipop as my daily. Probably drink some Kool Aid if there's a river filled with drinks. You know what I mean?
I'm just doing everything in my power to not get diabetes. That's the thing. But yeah. Wow, this is wicked delish. Really just exploring a place now, huh? The artist is, the manga is really showing his artistic drawings. This is really cool. Bro, you could have done this a bit better though. I'm not going to lie. This looks too thin. Are we supposed to believe that this part is much more heavier than that part? And if they walk on this part, that whole part is going to fall. Come on, bro. You mean to tell me that person's little weight is going to trigger. Come on, bro. But yeah, man. This is really good. This is really good. The drawing, the detail to it. This must have taken a whole week.
Because this whole chapter is predominantly just filled with drawings. Yeah, definitely took a whole week. This is just like what that old dude was carrying. Take that and that. I'm taking this with me. Thanks. But didn't he also say the place was lousy with monsters? Haven't come across any so far. Yuck. Hold on. This is fresh cream. This is depressing. What is this? All these challenges, it seems. Whoa. National Border Hill. Huh? Now let's toss the old man back in. No, no, stop. Wait, please. Calm down. Don't push. It's dangerous. There, look. There, right there. See? Out of the way. It's hard to tell because she's so small, but... That figurine is moving. And it's Miss Aya, say, isn't it? Where? Let me see.
It's true. Then the figurine of Zuma might be in there, too. Don't get too close. It's risky. This is no Diorama. This is a game. Dan da dan. That was the chapter 135. Let me know if you want me to put on the next one, because I will do it and we can read it. I really enjoyed this, although very short. I don't really mind short chapters. As long as, like, you know, the artist gets to, like, enjoy themselves. Like, look at this. Look at all this. This is just the brick wall. Him just drawing this, drawing this, drawing this, drawing this, drawing this, drawing this, drawing this. Do you know what I'm saying? Like, this is all detail, bro.
Like, don't think just because it's a short chapter there's not enough, like, information. This is passion right here. Like, he's showing or they're showing how important this anime to them is. Like, obviously there's certain parts that is a bit lazy, like this part. But they don't have to be into too much detail because you can imagine what that person is on. But any other place, detail, detailed. Drawings on point. Drawings, this part is what really impressed me the most. On point. So yeah, that's the chapter for 135. Let me know how you guys feel about this chapter. 136, we are on the way. Don't forget to leave a follow, okay? Please, please, please. We are very close to 300 followers. 276. Come on, baby.
14 more. Let's get it. I'm out. Take care. Peace.