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Dandadan is Guilty of Abusing the Same Strategy That Started With KonoSuba and Jujutsu Kaisen

The article from FandomWire discusses how the anime "Dandadan" has been criticized for employing a narrative strategy similar to that used in "Konosuba" and "Jujutsu Kaisen," where the story begins with a seemingly mundane or comedic setup before escalating into high-stakes supernatural or fantastical events. It points out that "Dandadan" starts with a light-hearted premise involving a high school girl who believes in ghosts and a boy who believes in aliens, only to quickly delve into intense battles and otherworldly phenomena. This approach, while effective in engaging audiences with its blend of humor and action, is seen as somewhat repetitive when compared to its predecessors. The article suggests that while this formula can be successful, it might also contribute to a sense of predictability or formulaic storytelling within the anime genre.

Read the Full fandomwire Article at:
[ https://fandomwire.com/dandadan-is-guilty-of-abusing-the-same-strategy-that-started-with-konosuba-and-jujutsu-kaisen/ ]

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