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Hello! I’m KENTA, a manga enthusiast. Dandadan is a captivating series that masterfully blends horror, comedy, and action, keeping readers hooked. In this post, I’ll provide an in-depth analysis of Episode 2. We’ll cover the differences between the anime and manga, focusing on Takakura Ken and Ayase Momo’s teamwork and character development. If you haven’t experienced it yet, don’t worry – by the end of this article, you’ll be eager to dive into both versions! 1. Takakura Ken and Ayase Momo’s “Name Problem”: A Hilarious Beginning At the start of Episode 2, the anime shows Ayase Momo being unable to accept Takakura Ken’s name, which deeply disturbs her. She’s a huge fan of the actor Takakura Ken, and just hearing his name is enough to send her into a panic. In the anime, when Takakura Ken reintroduces himself, Momo reacts by holding her ears and rolling away in a very unique and memorable moment. But then, things take a turn. Momo’s refusal to accept Takakura Ken’s name triggers the Turbo Granny curse. In the manga, her reaction is a bit more subdued, but the anime emphasizes her shock, making her response even more exaggerated. 2. Takakura Ken’s “Turbo Granny” Curse: Subtle Differences Between the Anime and Manga Regarding the “Turbo Granny” curse, the anime and manga differ slightly in their portrayal.