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Kintama Hunt Saga

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Kintama Hunt Saga opens the Dandadan manga by throwing together a girl who swears by ghosts and a boy obsessed with aliens. Their petty dare over which occult force is real backfires badly, costing the boy a stolen body part and launching a sprawling hunt across the paranormal world.

Next: Ultimate Yokai Saga
Type: saga
Order: first saga
Years: 2021-2024 (Manga)
Seasons: 1-TBA
Volumes: 1-19
Chapters: 1-165
Episodes: 1-TBA
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Overview

This is the inaugural saga of the Dandadan manga, stretching across the first nineteen volumes and chapters one through one hundred sixty-five, published between 2021 and 2024. It establishes the central duo of Momo and Okarun, sets the tone of mixing yokai horror with alien science fiction, and feeds directly into the Ultimate Yokai Saga that follows.

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Summary

Momo, who trusts in spirits, and Okarun, who trusts in extraterrestrials, each dare the other to visit a haunt tied to their chosen brand of the supernatural. Both wagers pay off in the worst way. Momo runs into the Serpo while Okarun crosses paths with Turbo Granny, confirming that neither side of the occult debate was wrong. The validation carries a steep toll, since Okarun loses his kintama in the process.

That loss triggers a cascade of supernatural trouble that reroutes both of their lives. What was meant to be a single argument settled becomes an ongoing search to recover the missing pieces, drawing the pair deeper into encounters with yokai, aliens, and the forces feeding off both.

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Aftermath

By the saga's close, the recovery effort and the friendships built along the way have reshaped Momo and Okarun's world entirely. The momentum carries straight into the Ultimate Yokai Saga, where the group faces a far more deliberate threat hunting them for their abilities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Kintama Hunt Saga the final saga of Dandadan?

No. The Kintama Hunt Saga is the inaugural saga of the Dandadan manga, stretching across the first nineteen volumes and chapters one through one hundred sixty-five, published between 2021 and 2024. It feeds directly into the Ultimate Yokai Saga that follows.

How does the Kintama Hunt Saga begin?

The Kintama Hunt Saga begins when Momo, who trusts in spirits, and Okarun, who trusts in extraterrestrials, dare each other to visit a haunt tied to their chosen brand of the supernatural. Momo runs into the Serpo while Okarun crosses paths with Turbo Granny, and Okarun loses his kintama in the process.

What does the Kintama Hunt Saga establish about Dandadan?

The Kintama Hunt Saga establishes the central duo of Momo and Okarun and sets the tone of mixing yokai horror with alien science fiction, confirming that neither side of the occult debate was wrong.

How long is the Kintama Hunt Saga?

The Kintama Hunt Saga spans the first nineteen volumes of the Dandadan manga and chapters one through one hundred sixty-five, published between 2021 and 2024.

What saga follows the Kintama Hunt Saga?

The Kintama Hunt Saga is followed by the Ultimate Yokai Saga, where the group faces a far more deliberate threat hunting them for their abilities.

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