Dandadan #2

In "A Craving for Crab," Jo and Turbo Granny find themselves racing through a cursed tunnel, only to unleash a monstrous fifty-foot crab spirit and a horde of reanimated zombies. The stakes rise as the two are forced to outrun both the beast and the undead, with the entire prefecture caught in the chaos.

In "Like, Where Are Your Balls?!", Jo finds herself unsettled by a classmate’s sudden interest in Ken, sparking a quiet tension that lingers beneath the surface. When Seiko investigates, she uncovers a chilling truth: Turbo Granny’s presence in Ken isn’t fully gone.

In "You're a Rotten Tangerine, Ain't Ya?" from Dandadan #2, Seiko transfers the spirit of Turbo Granny into a ceramic cat statue—only to find the figurine comes alive and starts wreaking havoc. Ken soon discovers that even though Turbo Granny is gone, he’s still carrying some of her strange, otherworldly abilities.

In "Seems He's Finally Realized She's Cute," Aira stumbles upon a strange golden object left behind in the chaos of battle—only to find it awakens something unexpected within her. As the mystery of Turbo Granny’s bizarre confession unfolds, the line between the ordinary and the inexplicable begins to blur.

In "A Dangerous Woman Arrives," Aira takes matters into her own hands when she and two friends set up an ambush in an abandoned garage, determined to exorcise Momo—whom she believes is a demon in human form. But when her ritual goes awry, the real danger isn’t what she expected: an ancient spirit stirs, drawn from the shadows by her reckless faith.

In "Acrobatic Silky" from Dandadan #2, a haunting ghostly figure known only as Acrobatic Silky stalks the living, driven by an endless, desperate search for her lost child. She forces women to call her "Mommy," and those who refuse vanish into her shadowed grasp.