Dan Da Dan Season 2 Episode 11: Hey, it’s a Kaiju

Manga chapter 64-66

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

9.4

14 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

← Prev: EP 10 Next: EP 12 →

Dan Da Dan Season 2 Episode 11: Hey, it’s a Kaiju

Manga chapter 64-66

Canon/HIGH

← Prev: EP 10 Next: EP 12 →

OSHIMETER

9.4

14 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

that thing that appeared at the end, was so conveniently to make face at the rival , but at the this series doesn't handling very well, the logic, if i know that is anime about fantasy but i would appreciated that this series don't take it out thing from the nothing, because which all the series would doing the same and this will break all the good script

You can pause whenever you want and you have a brand new wallpaper, that has to be a compliment to the animation team!

the implementations of new POVs is very interesting, I like how the history is coherent with the fights and the scenes. the episode backrounds were definitely incredible changing into different ambients to expand more this world.

The chaos ramps up fast here. The invisible kaiju gimmick stays exciting, Kinta gets a surprisingly fun spotlight, and the improvised countermeasure at the end is peak Dandadan absurd brilliance.

The scale in this one is absolutely mental. Science Saru really went all out on the "Space Kaiju" reveal. Kinta’s entrance was legendary, but the real star is that nanoskin house transformation—pure mecha-fan service in the best way.

A continuation from the previous episode, it slaps you with an action packed battle and some arguing. Classic Dan da dan episode. this is a great episode if you miss aira's and okarun's transformations.

Pacing is back! some much needed action in this one. Kinta can be an asset but still he is irritating with his over confidence. Comedic timing between Momo san and Aira san is comedic gold! Kaiju character design could have been better. Onto the next!

This is so absurd, but that’s exactly why it feels fresh. It just keeps throwing unexpected stuff together, and somehow it works. The interactions are really fun too.

We now have everyone on board for this fight, however since its a Kaiju battle the groups powers is nothing compared to the size of the opponent. Kinta will shine for knowledge of giant monster and giant robots

High stakes and heavy hitters like for real. The battle is some of the best I've seen this season.

What an engaging, fast-paced, and utterly confusing episode, with even the characters confused by the new entity, which is so far from the norm. The absurdity combined with new characters makes this episode feel refreshing compared to the previous season.

A big foe of course needs a big hero to fight with. Funnily enough, I thought we were going to see a Gundam fight this Godzilla looking space kaiju, but then the Great Kinta Bodhisattva Zeta Version would work as well. I can't wait for the final clash!

So many moments felt electric, fun, stylish, and suspenseful without giving anything away. Perfect blend of everything the show does best.

utkarshdhecodes

Continues directly from the kaiju situation.
More teamwork involved this time.
Feels like a proper buildup.
Rating: 8.6/10

EPISODE CONTEXT

Following Episode 10's encounter with an invisible adversary, Episode 11 escalates the conflict significantly, revealing the full scope of what the team is up against and forcing Kinta to prove his worth alongside the established crew. As the penultimate episode of a 12-episode season, this is pure runway-building for the finale—expect major developments in the ongoing battle but resolution held firmly for Episode 12.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Following Episode 10's encounter with an invisible adversary, Episode 11 escalates the conflict significantly, revealing the full scope of what the team is up against and forcing Kinta to prove his worth alongside the established crew. As the penultimate episode of a 12-episode season, this is pure runway-building for the finale—expect major developments in the ongoing battle but resolution held firmly for Episode 12.

QUICK TAKES

that thing that appeared at the end, was so conveniently to make face at the rival , but at the this series doesn't handling very well, the logic, if i know that is anime about fantasy but i would appreciated that this series don't take it out thing from the nothing, because which all the series would doing the same and this will break all the good script

You can pause whenever you want and you have a brand new wallpaper, that has to be a compliment to the animation team!

the implementations of new POVs is very interesting, I like how the history is coherent with the fights and the scenes. the episode backrounds were definitely incredible changing into different ambients to expand more this world.

The chaos ramps up fast here. The invisible kaiju gimmick stays exciting, Kinta gets a surprisingly fun spotlight, and the improvised countermeasure at the end is peak Dandadan absurd brilliance.

The scale in this one is absolutely mental. Science Saru really went all out on the "Space Kaiju" reveal. Kinta’s entrance was legendary, but the real star is that nanoskin house transformation—pure mecha-fan service in the best way.

A continuation from the previous episode, it slaps you with an action packed battle and some arguing. Classic Dan da dan episode. this is a great episode if you miss aira's and okarun's transformations.

Pacing is back! some much needed action in this one. Kinta can be an asset but still he is irritating with his over confidence. Comedic timing between Momo san and Aira san is comedic gold! Kaiju character design could have been better. Onto the next!

This is so absurd, but that’s exactly why it feels fresh. It just keeps throwing unexpected stuff together, and somehow it works. The interactions are really fun too.

We now have everyone on board for this fight, however since its a Kaiju battle the groups powers is nothing compared to the size of the opponent. Kinta will shine for knowledge of giant monster and giant robots

High stakes and heavy hitters like for real. The battle is some of the best I've seen this season.

What an engaging, fast-paced, and utterly confusing episode, with even the characters confused by the new entity, which is so far from the norm. The absurdity combined with new characters makes this episode feel refreshing compared to the previous season.

A big foe of course needs a big hero to fight with. Funnily enough, I thought we were going to see a Gundam fight this Godzilla looking space kaiju, but then the Great Kinta Bodhisattva Zeta Version would work as well. I can't wait for the final clash!

So many moments felt electric, fun, stylish, and suspenseful without giving anything away. Perfect blend of everything the show does best.

utkarshdhecodes

Continues directly from the kaiju situation.
More teamwork involved this time.
Feels like a proper buildup.
Rating: 8.6/10

©龍幸伸／集英社・ダンダダン製作委員会

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All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com

©龍幸伸／集英社・ダンダダン製作委員会

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com