Dandadan Chapter 150

Okarun sprints through the collapsing stage cradling Momo as vacuum shockwaves from Umbrella Boy—now puppeteering Unji—tear the air apart. Stripped of Turbo Granny’s power and with his protective card flung far, Okarun can barely keep them alive, relying on stone-skin timings and his own body as a shield. Turbo Granny snaps orders between first aid: if they want a chance at all, Okarun must separate Unji from the kintama and regain his speed.

Reinforcements crash in from the “real” world. Rokuro slides on scene behind an improvised cashier’s desk, Bega barrels forward with a cop’s bullheaded resolve, and the battlefield pivots from pure survival to resourcefulness. But the reality of dandadan hits hard: ingenuity without the right power ceiling won’t close the gap. Umbrella Boy controls the sky, the air, the tempo—everything.

This chapter pushes Okarun to confront what he lost depending on Turbo Granny. Strength becomes logistics and geometry: angles to block, seconds to breathe, space to think. It’s a prelude to a plan—and to the stubborn belief that a brains-first gambit can drag a god of wind back to the ground.