Available on Hulu now, the series has released its first subtitled and dubbed episode, Like, This is the Legend of the Giant Snake, with new episodes dropping weekly (season 1 is available on Crunchyroll and Netflix, while season 2 will be delayed). It also made the first three episodes available as a movie. So far, DAN DA DAN season 2 has earned a flawless Rotten Tomatoes score, adapting the Evil Eye arc.

Currently, with a limited number of reviews in, DAN DA DAN holds a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score from critics. Even if more reviews come in—doubling the count compared to season 1—it maintained a perfect 100% then, alongside a 93% audience rating.

Unsurprisingly, the show is based on a manga series created by Yukinobu Tatsu, who serves as both writer and illustrator. Here’s the official summary:

“Momo Ayase is a high school girl who believes in ghosts but not aliens, whereas her classmate Ken Takakura, whom she dubs 'Okarun,' believes in aliens but not ghosts. To settle their debate, they make a bet: each will visit a location tied to their belief—Momo goes to a UFO hotspot, Okarun heads to a haunted site. Momo ends up abducted by aliens who unintentionally awaken her chakras, unlocking hidden psychic powers. Meanwhile, Okarun is possessed by a spirit that takes over his body. Together, using Momo's newfound abilities and Okarun’s possessed state, they manage to defeat the aliens.”

To date, there are 20 published manga volumes, offering plenty of material should the anime continue. While many manga-to-anime adaptations fall short, DAN DA DAN seems to be an exception. Here’s what critics are saying about the latest season:

• Io9: “Further proof that Dan Da Dan is anime’s ultimate genre shape-shifter, seamlessly blending tones and styles in real-time.”
• Bloody Disgusting: “Spending time with these characters is incredibly entertaining—you watch them grow stronger and evolve within this uniquely beautiful world.”

DAN DA DAN hasn’t yet appeared on Hulu’s Top 15 list, but that could change as more episodes air. Some viewers might not realize how quickly season 2 followed season 1, since long waits between seasons are common for most anime. There’s no official word yet on when season 3 will arrive.

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