Dandadan #6

In "Jiji the Prodigy," a centuries-old curse surfaces when Jiji, possessed by the malevolent Evil Eye, transforms into a demonic soccer player driven by a vengeful desire to erase humanity. Momo, wielding her psychic abilities, steps forward to confront the terrifying manifestation—her mind racing as she faces not just a monster, but a tragedy reborn.

In "Escape! Multistage!", Ken’s desperate bid to flee the worm pit takes a dangerous turn when he convinces Momo to use his demon form to launch her to the surface. Now stranded above, Momo must find a way to save both Ken and Jiji—without knowing if the only solution, setting the house ablaze, will be enough to draw the worm into the sunlight.

In "That House Is a Damn Eyesore," Ken ventures into the grotesque heart of a haunted house to find Jiji, only to discover Turbo Granny trapped in Kurogiri’s glistening, unnatural secretions. As he rushes to help, he’s pulled in too—caught in a nightmare that twists the air around him. Meanwhile, on the surface, Momo is cornered by the fire department, her fate hanging in the balance until Kurogiri erupts from the ground in a shocking display of raw, otherworldly force.

In "It's a Pump," Momo finds herself in a desperate race against time when Kurogiri's death in the sunlight triggers a volcanic eruption threatening the city. With the guardian's body still warm, she tries to use it as a makeshift fire hose to contain the disaster—only to be confronted by the vengeful Kito Family, who see her actions as a sacrilege.

In "Put That Fire Out," Jo and Momo race against time to contain a spreading inferno, aided by a temple priest acting on Seiko Ayase’s orders. But when Jiji reappears—still under the grip of the Evil Eye—the calm they’ve bought is shattered, and the danger escalates in ways no one expected.

In "That UFO Is Awesome," Momo and the Dover Demon sprint toward the worm pit’s opening to save Ken, only to find it engulfed in sudden, seething lava—leaving them stranded at the edge of a nightmare they never saw coming.

In "He's, Like, Sealed," Seiko and Manjiro face a chilling mystery when their attempt to exorcise Evil Eye from Jiji ends in failure—only to uncover a strange, temperature-driven cycle of control. As Jiji flickers between his own self and the malevolent presence, the unexpected arrival of the Dover Demon brings a new, unsettling truth: he and his son are now bound to Earth, forever.