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Eat Some Somen Noodles or Something

Manga ChapterCh. 18

The eighteenth chapter of Dandadan winds down the Acrobatic Silky clash with a tense dinner, an unresolved rivalry between Momo and Aira, and a closing misunderstanding that leaves Momo stunned in the school courtyard.

Pages: 23
Volume: 3
Story Arc: Serpo Arc
Next Chapter: Chapter 19
Release Date: August 3, 2021
Japanese Title: そうめんでも食べよ
Anime Adaptation: Episode 8
Previous Chapter: Chapter 17
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Summary

With the trouble caused by Acrobatic Silky settled, Momo brings Aira home for a meal alongside Okarun, Seiko, and Turbo Granny. Sensing lingering resentment over the basin she once dropped on Aira, Momo concedes she overdid it and apologizes, yet insists that Aira owes Okarun an apology of her own for toying with his feelings. Aira claims she bears Momo no real grudge; instead she has decided Momo is a demon and an enemy to be destroyed, a label Momo flatly rejects. Pointing to Okarun's shift into a Turbo Granny form and to Seiko looking far too young, Aira treats both as evidence that her accusations hold. The two girls trade jabs, Aira vowing another showdown and Momo accepting the dare.

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Key Events

Before departing, Aira asks why Okarun bothered rescuing a so called demon, and his plain answer, that helping people is simply who he is, leaves her startled and convinced a trace of humanity survives in him. She promises to pry him loose from Momo's influence and walks off blushing, which throws Momo. Later the household uses a baseball game to knock Okarun's golden ball back into place, delighting him. The following school day, Okarun begs off meeting Momo about his missing ball, citing a report he must finish. Suspicious and oddly uneasy, Momo eventually goes looking and is floored to find Okarun pinned on top of Aira.

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Notes

This installment belongs to the Serpo Arc within the Kintama Hunt Saga and was published on August 3, 2021 as part of Volume 3. Its events were adapted into Episode 8 of the anime. Acrobatic Silky appears only in memory, while Miko and Kei feature among the supporting cast.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Dandadan Chapter 18?

Chapter 18, titled Eat Some Somen Noodles or Something, winds down the Acrobatic Silky clash with a tense dinner where Momo brings Aira home, an unresolved rivalry between Momo and Aira, and a closing misunderstanding that leaves Momo stunned in the school courtyard.

Why does Aira call Momo a demon in Dandadan Chapter 18?

In Chapter 18, Aira claims she bears Momo no real grudge but has decided Momo is a demon and an enemy to be destroyed. She points to Okarun's shift into a Turbo Granny form and to Seiko looking far too young as supposed evidence, and the two girls trade jabs and vow another showdown.

How is Okarun's golden ball recovered in Dandadan Chapter 18?

In Chapter 18, the household uses a baseball game to knock Okarun's golden ball back into place, which delights him.

What does Momo find at the end of Dandadan Chapter 18?

In Chapter 18, Okarun begs off meeting Momo about his missing ball, citing a report he must finish. Suspicious and uneasy, Momo goes looking and is floored to find Okarun pinned on top of Aira.

Which anime episode adapts Dandadan Chapter 18?

Chapter 18 belongs to the Serpo Arc within the Kintama Hunt Saga and was published on August 3, 2021 in Volume 3. Its events were adapted into Episode 8 of the anime.

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