Dandadan Chapter 46

Momo continues her desperate efforts to cool the forest fires and the magma using the Tsuchinoko’s corpse, but her actions bring her into direct conflict with the Kito Family, who accuse her of desecration despite the lives she is trying to save. The sudden arrival of a priest tied to Seiko complicates the scene—he protects Momo and reveals broader networks watching over her, suggesting there are forces aligned with Seiko’s interests.

As Momo fights to douse flames, the Evil Eye reappears to sabotage the corpse and assault those nearby, widening the conflict beyond mere firefighting. Momo’s use of her powers to protect the priest and the Kito Family head demonstrates a pragmatic heroism: she prioritizes saving lives even when facing hostility.

The chapter blends civic drama with supernatural peril: firefighting becomes a moral battleground that forces characters to reckon with tradition, blame, and quickly shifting alliances—an escalation that keeps the cursed house arc dynamic and morally ambiguous.