Content and schedule of new episodes in Vietnam

Dan Da Dan: Content and schedule of new episodes in Vietnam

Contents of Dan Da Dan

In "Dan Da Dan," the captivating story revolves around Momo, a high school girl full of personality who grew up in a traditional family with mystical shamans. Her life suddenly becomes more interesting when she befriends Okarun, a bookworm who is always immersed in the world of knowledge.

Momo once courageously saved Okarun from bullies, but soon the two had a conflict. Momo firmly believed in the existence of ghosts, while Okarun was sure that other creatures existed outside the planet. Their differences led them on an incredible adventure where they had to prove their point of view while also uncovering the mysteries hidden around them.

Is their friendship strong enough to overcome their differences? Join Momo and Okarun in discovering the wonders and surprises in "Dan Da Dan"!

New episode schedule of Dan Da Dan in Vietnam

Dan Da Dan season 1 includes 12 episodes, with each episode expected to last 30 minutes. Dan Da Dan's broadcast schedule in Vietnam is as follows:

Showtime

Thursday (October 3)

Thursday (October 10)

Thursday (October 17)

Thursday (October 24)

Thursday (October 31)

Thursday (November 7)

Thursday (November 14)

Thursday (November 21)

Thursday (November 28)

Thursday (December 5)

Thursday (December 12)

Thursday (December 19)

CrunchyRoll
Netflix
Muse Vietnam

23:00 (Vietnam time)

Episode 1

Episode 2

Episode 3

Episode 4

Episode 5

Episode 6

Episode 7

Episode 8

Episode 9

Episode 10

Episode 11

Episode 12

Dan Da Dan's journey to explore the spiritual world and the universe welcomes all audiences this October, don't miss it!

Dan Da Dan - Creative, crazy and bizarre stories

Studio Science Saru was the perfect choice to adapt the anime series "Dan Da Dan." Known for their unique and artistic style of manga adaptations, the studio has created critically acclaimed works such as Devilman: Crybaby, Star Wars: Vision, and Scott Pilgrim: Takes Off. Their flair and creativity shine through in each project.

With "Dan Da Dan," Science Saru skillfully brought the distinctive art style of comics to the screen. The studio focused heavily on the use of light and color, creating vibrant and engaging scenes. During dramatic action scenes, the contrast between colors not only builds suspense but also highlights the personalities of the characters—for example, evil forces appear in bright reds, while aliens are shown in cold blues.

The sound is also a major highlight in the first episode, with electronic and funk melodies creating a mysterious, both bizarre and attractive atmosphere for the action scenes. In particular, the energetic opening track "Otonoke" by the band Creepy Nuts is not only catchy but also perfectly fits the spirit of the series. Notably, this is also the band behind the hit "Bling Bang Bang Born" in the anime Mashle: Magic and Muscles, about a wizard who fights with muscle power instead of magic.

In short, Science Saru has turned "Dan Da Dan" into an impressive visual and auditory experience that will keep viewers glued to their seats!

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