Is Dan Da Dan Season 2 Renewed or Canceled?

Fans worldwide are eagerly awaiting news on the second season of Dan Da Dan, an animated series about two high school students who face supernatural challenges in a wager over ghosts and aliens. As excitement grows, viewers are left wondering if Season 2 will be greenlit or if the series has ended.

Here’s the latest update on Dan Da Dan’s future.

Has Dan Da Dan Season 2 been renewed or canceled?

Dan Da Dan has been officially renewed for Season 2, set to debut next summer in July 2025 on Crunchyroll (via Variety).

The finale of Season 1 of Dan Da Dan was quite eventful and full of thrilling plot-twists. In the final episode, Okarun and the girls try to resolve several misunderstandings among their classmates. Just when things seemed to calm down a bit, the mysterious aquatic creature made a dramatic return and goes on to confront Momo and Aira.

The season wraps up with an intriguing twist, as Okarun and Jiji stumble upon a hidden underground chamber full of talismans, foreshadowing the various exciting challenges that lie ahead for them.

The show’s plot is about two students, Momo and Ken, who with two contrasting views about supernatural elements. Momo believes in ghosts but not aliens, while Ken champions aliens but dismisses spirits. To settle their debate, they investigate sites linked to each phenomenon.

Momo experiences an alien abduction that unlocks her psychic powers. Meanwhile, Okarun becomes the host of a mischievous spirit named Turbo Granny. As they try to navigate this strange world, Momo and Okarun start developing a special bond.

The series comes from the renowned animation studio Science SARU, with Fuga Yamashiro at the helm as director. The screenplay is penned by Hiroshi Seko. Inspired by the popular manga series with the same title, it boasts an impressive 8.6 rating on IMDB. Additionally, the series shines on Rotten Tomatoes with a perfect score of 100%.

The series’ voice cast features Shion Wakayama, Natsuki Hanae, Nana Mizuki, Ayane Sakura, Kaito Ishikawa, Mayumi Tanaka, Kazuya Nakai, Tomokazu Seki, and others.