Momo's Ex-Boyfriend
CharacterMomo's Ex-Boyfriend is an unnamed Kami High student whose short-lived romance with Momo Ayase opens the series. She dated him only for his resemblance to her idol, and his selfishness brought the relationship to a swift end.
Appearance
He keeps a buzzcut and has thick eyebrows, accented by plain earrings. His usual look is the school's gakuran worn with the jacket left open over a simple white shirt.
Personality
Shallow and self-serving, he viewed Momo mainly as a source of physical gratification and would only agree to a date if he already knew the girl was willing to oblige him. His stinginess showed when he expected Momo to foot the bill for the love hotel, despite the idea being entirely his own.
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History
Momo began seeing him purely because he looked so much like her favorite actor, Ken Takakura. When she brought him home, Seiko reportedly nearly killed him, much like the other boys who tried to pursue her granddaughter. During the Turbo Granny Arc, he refused a date unless Momo lent him money, instead offering a trip to a love hotel. The pairing collapsed when Momo, unwilling to satisfy him and offended by his attitude, attacked him and ended things. Later, in chapter 9, Miko and Kei guess that Momo's sudden silence means she ran into him again and was brushed off, sending her into a phone-smashing fit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Momo's ex-boyfriend in Dandadan?
Momo's Ex-Boyfriend is an unnamed Kami High student whose short-lived romance with Momo Ayase opens the series. She dated him only for his resemblance to her idol, and his selfishness brought the relationship to a swift end.
Why did Momo date her ex-boyfriend?
Momo began seeing her ex-boyfriend purely because he looked so much like her favorite actor, Ken Takakura. When she brought him home, Seiko reportedly nearly killed him, much like the other boys who tried to pursue her granddaughter.
Why did Momo and her ex-boyfriend break up?
During the Turbo Granny Arc, Momo's ex-boyfriend refused a date unless she lent him money, instead offering a trip to a love hotel that he expected her to pay for. Unwilling to satisfy him and offended by his attitude, Momo attacked him and ended things.
What is Momo's ex-boyfriend like?
Momo's ex-boyfriend is shallow and self-serving, viewing Momo mainly as a source of physical gratification. His stinginess showed when he expected Momo to foot the bill for the love hotel despite the idea being entirely his own.
Does Momo's ex-boyfriend appear again in Dandadan?
In chapter 9, Miko and Kei guess that Momo's sudden silence means she ran into her ex-boyfriend again and was brushed off, sending her into a phone-smashing fit. He first debuts in Chapter 1 of the manga and Episode 1 of the anime.
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- Created byYukinobu Tatsu
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byScience SARU
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