Episode 21 – DAN DA DAN Season 2

Finally, after nearly two years and two dozen plots, I can finally get rid of this trick and realize my truth. It’s hard to review and da and And pretend that Momo and Okarun are the main characters in this story. Don’t get me wrong, they’re perfect blame, but does Momo or Okarun have a rotator stand for collecting dozens of well-crafted glasses that are selected to match their pitch-perfect drip? Do they arm themselves with vibrant plastic folding combs every day so they can manage the perfect Otaku Doughboy Fringe™? Do they roar in the street every morning Gundam The theme song is on the top of the lungs until they hear them in all the school norms. Won’t. Get it?

No, of course not. No one else and da and Have pure swagger, biomagnetic, nostril burning Musk Works by Kinta Sakata. He has made a move. He has worked hard. He can look straight at you and say things like “Wiener” and “wiener” without enough sweat to let you see it through the levels of his student uniform. Momo’s ghostly ghost hand is excellent. Okarun can run quickly and hold his hands like a gun’s son. But what about kinta? He’s obviously true hero of and da and. If you need further evidence, this episode is where we learn he’s been here all the time. Who said it? If Kinta isn’t there, just off-screen, Momo and Okarun are almost broken by stupid fools, with that clumsy first kiss, and those quirky kids may never stay together long enough to survive the threat of the past two seasons.

Seriously though, I really like Kinta’s gag, just clumsily awkwardly outside the camera of Episode 5, Episode 5. Back to the future Part 2 Always my favorite trilogy). I also impressed me when a show was able to make the characters interesting, not even having to give him a series of understandable conversations, and Kinta passed the test until we returned to the post-credit scene last week where our hero was there our hero asked about his loyalty and kindness and subordinates that he never said he had even expressed his passion and heat and heat advice for the Chicken.

Okarun obviously didn’t know what the hell was about Kinta, and this was another great gag this week. I can’t tell you if the class girl ever had a class girl before the show, but she’s also a character who seems to have been here all the time, longing for Oklaren’s sweet nerdy meat from afar. Momo is clearly aware that her men’s match count is almost waving with Kinta, which only makes their ongoing romance more adorable. Okarun can’t even ride a train with a girl who didn’t burst out in a beehive, but he is casting the full halo of Playboy badass and not even trying. Thank God, Kinta is there, you know…silently tracking Okarun, stewing for months of loneliness.

I don’t think “attractive secret art” will be a full-time and da and The plot, but it is well known that so far, a slightly engaging episode of this show has focused primarily on introducing new characters and setting up future plots is still hell for some time. When we get a brand new monster threat, anyone will complain that it’s really just a rubber-wearing kaiju, paying tribute to the villain like Tokusatsu Superman? Yes, that’s what I think.