So, from what I know "kintama" is a way to refer to balls in japanese. Kin means gold, and tama means ball/jewel. In anime, you often see gold balls references when they are talking about their balls. It happened in One Piece as well when Luffy was in Amazon Lily talking about his "family jewels" lol
Dandadan totally has a Yu Yu Hakusho vibe, I follow the manga and one thing that is very noticeable is that Dandadan is kind of a pastiche of several shoujo and shonen references and characters
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'Kintama' (golden ball) is essentially our colloquial "Family Jewels". Just a widely known/used way of referring to balls basically.
So, from what I know "kintama" is a way to refer to balls in japanese. Kin means gold, and tama means ball/jewel. In anime, you often see gold balls references when they are talking about their balls. It happened in One Piece as well when Luffy was in Amazon Lily talking about his "family jewels" lol
I cannot unsee a depleted and hungry Luffy who needs to eat meat whenever Turbo Granny is talking when I found out that she's the same voice actor.
When they’re kicking Turbo Kitty, it’s like that scene from Jojo
Kintama or golden ball means testicle in Japanese
Dan da Dan ❤❤❤
Dandadan totally has a Yu Yu Hakusho vibe, I follow the manga and one thing that is very noticeable is that Dandadan is kind of a pastiche of several shoujo and shonen references and characters
Also the journey to love and coming of age feels very similar to Love Hina
Love Hina, Yu yu hakusho and Fooly Cooly had a 3 way baby
アイラは美少女戦士セーラームーンになりきっている
Next story is heart braking. So sad.