Dandadan

Dandadan (ダンダダン) throws together two high-schoolers who could not disagree more: Momo Ayase, granddaughter of a spirit medium who believes in ghosts but scoffs at aliens, and Ken 'Okarun' Takakura, an occult nerd certain that aliens are real but doubtful of the supernatural. To settle the argument, each drags the other to a cursed spot to prove them wrong — and both are proven right at once. Momo runs headlong into extraterrestrials while Okarun is caught by the malevolent Turbo Granny, an encounter that leaves him transformed and binds the pair to a world far stranger than either imagined. From that collision, creator Yukinobu Tatsu builds one of the most kinetic series in Shōnen Jump+, a genre-blender that swings from alien conspiracies to vengeful spirits to slapstick comedy — often on the same page — and grounds all of it in a tender, awkward romance between its leads. Propelled by explosive, detail-packed art and a cast of unforgettable oddballs, Dandadan is supernatural action with real heart under the chaos.