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A grinning young girl with reddish-brown pigtails, a flower hairpin and a gap tooth waves one hand cheerfully in a warm sunlit tatami room.
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Acrobatic Silky's Daughter

Character

Acrobatic Silky's Daughter is the cherished child whose abduction shattered her mother and birthed the yokai of the same name in Dandadan. A cheerful girl devoted to ballet, her fate after being taken is left unresolved.

Race: Human
Gender: Female
Status: Presumed Deceased
Eye Color: Chestnut
Hair Color: Brown
Anime Debut: Episode 7
Home Planet: Earth
Manga Debut: Chapter 16
English Voice: Brittany Lauda
Japanese Voice: Hina Kino
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Appearance

A small girl whose brown hair sits in short twin tails, she has matching brown eyes and tends to favor long-sleeved tops. The anime adds a gap where one tooth is missing.

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Personality

Warm and lively whenever her mother was near, the girl carried an enthusiasm for ballet that shaped her happiest moments at home.

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History

She grew up alongside a mother who worked herself ragged to clear heavy debts. When that mother finally used some hard-won pay to buy her a dress made for dancing, the lenders erupted, treating the purchase as a misuse of their money. They forced their way into the home, brutalized the woman, took back the cash, and drove off with the girl in a van. Her mother gave chase but arrived too late to stop them. Losing her child this way pushed the mother to leap from a rooftop to her death, becoming a wandering yokai bent on finding her lost daughter. What became of the girl after the kidnapping is never confirmed, though Aira Shiratori comes to believe she died, voicing a wish that mother and daughter might one day be reunited happily in a kinder world once the yokai reached Nirvana.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Acrobatic Silky's daughter in Dandadan?

Acrobatic Silky's Daughter was kidnapped by her mother's lenders, who beat the woman and drove off with the girl in a van. What became of her after the kidnapping is never confirmed, though Aira Shiratori comes to believe she died.

Why did they take her daughter in Dandadan?

When her debt-burdened mother used some hard-won pay to buy her a dress made for dancing, the lenders erupted and treated the purchase as a misuse of their money. They forced their way into the home, took back the cash, and drove off with the girl.

Who is Acrobatic Silky's daughter in Dandadan?

Acrobatic Silky's Daughter is the cherished child whose abduction shattered her mother and birthed the yokai of the same name. She was a cheerful girl devoted to ballet, happiest at home with her mother near.

What did Acrobatic Silky's daughter look like?

Acrobatic Silky's Daughter is a small girl whose brown hair sits in short twin tails, with matching brown eyes, and she tends to favor long-sleeved tops. The anime adds a gap where one tooth is missing.

How did the kidnapping affect Acrobatic Silky's daughter's mother?

Her mother gave chase but arrived too late to stop the van. Losing her child this way pushed the mother to leap from a rooftop to her death, becoming the wandering yokai known as Acrobatic Silky, bent on finding her lost daughter.

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