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Momo's Admirer

Character

Momo's Admirer is an unnamed second-year boy in Class 2-C at Kami High who tries to worm his way close to Momo Ayase after catching wind of a malicious rumor about her. His clumsy approach lands him on the wrong end of Okarun's temper.

Age: 16-17
English Voice: Matt Shipman
Japanese Voice: Shōhei Komatsu
Status: Alive
Race: Human
Home Planet: Earth
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 6: A Dangerous Woman Arrives
Allegiances: Kami High
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Appearance

This student is a Kami High second-year with gray-green hair and brown eyes, presented in both the manga and anime versions of the series.

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Personality

His interest in Momo is shallow and opportunistic, sparked entirely by the gossip painting her as someone who sleeps around. That motive, more than any genuine regard, is what drives him to seek her out, and he folds quickly into apology once Okarun's anger frightens him.

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History

During the Acrobatic Silky Arc, he hears the slanderous rumor that Aira Shiratori had anonymously circulated about Momo. Knowing Okarun is on friendly terms with her, he approaches Okarun hoping for an introduction, but his crude mention of the rumor sets Okarun off. Grabbed by the collar, the admirer watches Okarun accidentally leak the Turbo Granny's power in a flash of rage and, thoroughly intimidated, stammers an apology before Okarun catches himself and lets go. He later resurfaces during the Space Globalists Arc, appearing among the classmates teaching Bamora Japanese and ordering Kinta Sakata to swap into a soccer training match.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Momo's Admirer in Dandadan?

Momo's Admirer is an unnamed second-year boy in Class 2-C at Kami High who tries to worm his way close to Momo Ayase after catching wind of a malicious rumor about her. His clumsy approach lands him on the wrong end of Okarun's temper.

Why did Momo's Admirer approach her?

Momo's Admirer has a shallow, opportunistic interest sparked entirely by gossip painting Momo as someone who sleeps around. That motive, more than any genuine regard, is what drives him to seek her out.

What happened when Momo's Admirer talked to Okarun?

Hoping for an introduction to Momo, the admirer approached Okarun, but his crude mention of the rumor set Okarun off. Grabbed by the collar, he watched Okarun accidentally leak Turbo Granny's power in a flash of rage and, thoroughly intimidated, stammered an apology.

When does Momo's Admirer appear in Dandadan?

Momo's Admirer first appears during the Acrobatic Silky Arc, after hearing the slanderous rumor that Aira Shiratori had anonymously circulated. He later resurfaces during the Space Globalists Arc among the classmates teaching Bamora Japanese.

What does Momo's Admirer look like?

Momo's Admirer is a Kami High second-year with gray-green hair and brown eyes. He is presented in both the manga and anime versions of the series.

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Rights holders

  • Created byYukinobu Tatsu
  • Published byShueisha
  • Animated byScience SARU

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