Dandadan is undeniably leading the charge in the realm of next-gen shonen series. This captivating anime follows the eerie adventures of Momo Ayase and Okarun, who confront vengeful ghosts, terrifying monsters, and extraterrestrial beings. Curious about the incredible voice actors behind your favorite characters like Momo and Okarun? Look no further; we’ve compiled a comprehensive guide to the main characters of Dandadan and their talented seiyuu.
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This article contains minor spoilers regarding the main characters of Dandadan. Proceed with caution.
1. Okarun by Natsuki Hanae
Ken Takakura, affectionately known as Okarun, is an introverted believer in UFOs and extraterrestrial life. He embarks on a quest to retrieve his lost kintama, making him a central figure in Dandadan alongside Momo Ayase.
If Okarun’s voice sounds familiar, it’s because Natsuki Hanae brings him to life. Known for voicing beloved characters like Tanjiro in Demon Slayer and Ken Kaneki in Tokyo Ghoul, Natsuki’s performance adds depth to Okarun’s character.
2. Momo Ayase by Shion Wakayama
Momo Ayase, the female lead, is a staunch believer in spirits and ghosts, contrasting Okarun’s skepticism. After helping Okarun, she unlocks her latent psychic powers, establishing herself as a key player in the Dandadan storyline.
Bringing Momo to life is Shion Wakayama, whose portrayal of Momo has captivated audiences and elevated her career. Shion has also lent her voice to characters such as Takina Inoue in Lycoris Recoil and Destiny in Takt op. Destiny.
3. Seiko Ayase by Nana Mizuki
Dandadan breaks the mold by featuring Momo’s grandmother, Seiko Ayase, also known as Santa Dodoria. A respected shaman, she plays a vital role in supporting Momo and Okarun during their thrilling escapades.
Surprisingly, Seiko is voiced by Nana Mizuki, famed for her role as Hinata in Naruto. Her impressive portfolio also includes key characters such as Moka Akashiya in Rosario to Vampire and Fate Testarossa in the Mahou Shojo series.
4. Turbo Granny by Mayumi Tanaka
The character Turbo Granny starts off as a menacing yokai who haunts a tunnel. However, after an unexpected twist, Turbo Granny’s spirit becomes intertwined with Okarun, adding intrigue to the narrative as she evolves into a supportive ally for him and Momo.
Mayumi Tanaka, a legendary voice actor known for voicing characters like Monkey D. Luffy in One Piece, lends her voice to this unexpected character.
5. Aira Shiratori by Ayane Sakura
Aira Shiratori embodies the role of the popular girl at school in Dandadan. Initially making a poor impression, her character quickly gained a fanbase as she became an integral part of the story.
Voiced by Ayane Sakura, Aira’s character showcases her versatility as an actress. Ayane is well-known for her roles, including Ochako Uraraka in My Hero Academia and Gabi Braun in Attack on Titan.
6. Jin Enjoji by Kaito Ishikawa
Jin Enjoji, who enters the storyline as Momo’s childhood friend, becomes pivotal as he faces the challenge of an evil eye spirit, taking on an antagonistic role in the Evil Eye arc.
Jin is voiced by Kaito Ishikawa, known for his roles as Sakuta from Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai and Kageyama in Haikyuu!!.
7. Kinta Sakata by Daichi Fujiwara
The recently introduced Kinta Sakata becomes part of Dandadan’s evolving storyline, intertwining with Momo and Okarun during the ongoing Kaiju arc.
Curiously, Kinta’s voice actor, Daichi Fujiwara, bears a striking resemblance to his character, bringing authenticity to the role. While he has mostly played minor characters before, this role marks a pivotal moment in his career.
8. Rin Sawaki
The enigmatic Rin Sawaki, Okarun’s class representative, has made a subtle entrance into Dandadan. While her character is still developing and awaits voice casting announcements, her role is expected to grow.
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