Dandadan Chapter 51

Momo asks Okarun and Aira to stay at her house to help monitor Jiji after the traumatic events, offering shelter and support as the group prepares for an upcoming exorcism. The chapter explores domestic logistics—who looks after whom—and reveals how ordinary acts of hospitality become protective measures in the face of supernatural risk.

Aira’s social isolation and Momo’s intervention create a quieter emotional thread: the series uses small interpersonal moments to balance the larger supernatural stakes. Seiko’s practical preparations—providing talismans and a hot water thermos—show a networked approach to caring for Jiji, blending ritual practice with everyday tools.

The chapter frames community as both vulnerability and strength: keeping watch, sharing a meal, and improvising countermeasures against the Evil Eye make the protagonists’ bonds their most reliable defense.