Dandadan is set to make a comeback on our screens this Summer with Season 2 of the anime, and the studio responsible for it has designated Dandadan as their main project due to its remarkable success beyond Japan. The anime version of Yukinobu Tatsu’s Dandadan manga premiered last Fall with great anticipation. The anime received positive responses in the U.S. and other regions, meeting fan expectations, but it seems that it didn’t have as significant an impact on Japanese broadcasts according to the president of its production company, MBS, during a recent interview.
According to a recent report from Yahoo! Japan, during a company press conference, Mainichi Broadcasting System president Yoichi Mushiaki discussed the anime project “Dandadan.” He noted that while viewership ratings for the show on MBS were relatively low, it has gained significant success internationally. As a result, the MBS Group is designating “Dandadan” as a key title due to its streaming popularity, which was already anticipated to be higher than broadcast response.
Dandandan’s Streaming Success vs. Broadcast Ratings
In a typical scenario for anime, ratings on television aren’t exceptionally high, but ‘Dandadan’ has bucked this trend by garnering significantly more attention overseas than in Japan, according to MBS president Yoichi Mushiaki. Simultaneously airing on Japanese TV and being distributed globally across platforms like France, America, and Taiwan, it quickly climbed to the top of numerous anime rankings. However, the real proof of ‘Dandadan’s’ international success lies in its performance on streaming services such as Netflix, where it competes against non-anime content and other shows.
In simpler terms, “Mushiaki mentioned that Netflix ranked Dandadan, a non-English anime, as the second most popular worldwide among non-anime TV shows. He expressed his joy over its positive reception, noting that the series has been gaining global recognition, even though it hasn’t done as well as expected in Japan.
What’s Does Dandadan Season 2 Come Out?
Despite concluding its first season last Autumn, the popular series “Dandadan” is gearing up for a return in July as part of the Summer 2025 anime lineup. The team behind the initial season will be back to fulfill their respective duties, with one minor change taking place behind the scenes. Fuga Yamashiro will direct the new episodes, now under Science Saru, but will collaborate with Abel Gongora for Season 2. Hiroshi Seko remains in charge of all scriptwriting, while kensuke ushio creates the fresh musical compositions for the show.
For the upcoming second season in July, the same actors will reprise their roles from the first season. If you want to refresh your memory before the new episodes arrive, you can watch Season 1 on platforms like Netflix, Crunchyroll, and others. Alternatively, if you prefer to read ahead in the manga, you can access all chapters through Viz Media’s digital Shonen Jump library or Shueisha’s MangaPlus service. Enjoy catching up!
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