Dandadan #7

In "Let's All Carry Around Hot Water," Jo and his friends confront the weight of hidden truths as they bring Jiji to visit his hospitalized parents—his body held together by Taro’s, his face concealed beneath a borrowed head. As the group moves through the tense quiet of the hospital, Naki Kito’s presence begins to shift, revealing something far older and deeper than anyone expected.

In "The Hayashi Performers Are Here," Seiko faces a haunting dilemma after the traumatic encounter with Evil Eye, now deeply entwined with Jiji. With the house scarred and the line between spirit and friend blurred, she must summon the courage to perform an exorcism—knowing the ritual may cost her more than she can bear.

In "Get a Part-Time Job," Momo takes on a humbling job at a maid café to save up for roof repairs, only to have her friends Tsubame and Anzu turn the situation into a surprise prank by dragging Ken to the café—putting her in an awkward spotlight she never asked for.

In "Moe! Moe! Tri-Beam!", Ken’s quiet devotion takes a tense turn as he waits hours to walk Momo home, their growing closeness shadowed by unease. Back at the house, Seiko pushes Jiji to master his transformations, but when Evil Eye breaks free, the threat looms dangerously close to Momo—leaving their fragile peace hanging by a thread.

In "Feeling Kinda Gloomy," Momo narrowly escapes the clutches of Evil Eye using nothing but quick thinking and nerve. Meanwhile, Ken, haunted by feelings of inadequacy, seeks out the Dover Demon for training—only to be turned away, until an unexpected figure steps forward to take him on.

In "Scary Dudes at School," Ken finds himself tested like never before when Turbo Granny brings him to his high school after dark to hone his abilities. Aira follows in secret, only to be caught in a spell that awakens the music room’s spectral inhabitants—six twisted echoes of classical music legends, unleashed in a terrifying sonic assault.

In a quiet moment between storms, Turbo Granny stumbles upon a tiny kitten sheltering in a box on the roadside, soaked and shivering. Later, Seiko learns the unexpected truth—that Turbo Granny has quietly brought the little creature home, her usual gruff demeanor softened by an unlikely act of kindness.