Adapted from the popular manga by Yukinobu Tatsu, Dan Da Dan is currently airing its first season.

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This anime series is ideal for people who enjoy paranormal adventure stories, starring a pair of high school students who investigate ghosts, aliens, and things that go bump in the night. Conveniently, it's available to stream on Netflix in the UK.

Dan Da Dan's two lead characters are a boy who believes in aliens and a girl who believes in spirits, who bond over their shared interest in the supernatural. The show balances a romantic arc with plenty of paranormal adventures, as the protagonists encounter aliens, demonic possessions and a variety of bizarre monsters.

With new episodes arriving every week, here's everything you need to know about Dan Da Dan's release schedule!

Dan Da Dan release schedule: When are new episodes out?

  • Episode 1 - That's How Love Starts, Ya Know - 4th October
  • Episode 2 - That's a Space Alien, Ain't It?! - 11th October
  • Episode 3 - It's a Granny vs Granny Clash! - 18th October
  • Episode 4 - Kicking Turbo Granny's Ass - 25th October
  • Episode 5 - Like, Where Are Your Balls? - 1st November
  • Episode 6 - A Dangerous Woman Arrives - 8th November
  • Episode 7 - To a Kinder World - 15th November
  • Episode 8 - I've Got This Funny Feeling - 22nd November
  • Episode 9 - 29th November
  • Episode 10 - 6th December
  • Episode 11 - 13th December
  • Episode 12 - 20th December

What time are new episodes of Dan Da Dan released?

New episodes of Dan Da Dan are released at:

  • 5pm GMT
  • 9:00am Pacific
  • 12pm Eastern

How many episodes will there be of Dan Da Dan?

We're expecting 12 episodes of Dan Da Dan in season 1.

How to watch Dan Da Dan

Dan Da Dan is available to watch on Netflix and Crunchyroll.

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Authors

Louise Griffin is the Sci-Fi & Fantasy Editor for Radio Times, covering everything from Doctor Who, Star Wars and Marvel to House of the Dragon and Good Omens. She previously worked at Metro as a Senior Entertainment Reporter and has a degree in English Literature.

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