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Delicious in Dungeon (Dungeon Meshi) Netflix Anime |OT| No Manga Spoilers
- Thread starter Kuro
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No need for all of this, just a simple "we don't really know yet" is more than enough
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I nearly spit my drink out at this part. The delivery was so good lol.
Shuro was tiredJust saw this on R/DungeonMeshi. Didn't really even notice that the same scene was used from both their perspectives in the episode.
Along with stop beating his meat for Falin.
Just saw this on R/DungeonMeshi. Didn't really even notice that the same scene was used from both their perspectives in the episode.
I honestly missed out on this bit when I was watching the episode, but good catch.
The dub is legitimately great. I think it's up there with stuff like Cowboy Bebop where I solidly prefer it over the sub. Emily Rudd is awesome as Marcille, I liked her in the One Piece live action, but I think I'm looking forward to her doing more VA work.
I think the subtitles were just "hey!"… the "woah" certainly adds an extra layer… 😅
Business just picked up
The dungeon can't be this delicious without adding that extra neuroSPICE!
The dungeon can't be this delicious without adding that extra neuroSPICE!
Normally I'd consider that a bold statement, but man we've been eating good lately. I don't know anything about Witch Hat Atelier other than a quick search, but it's now on my list of things to watch out for.
Back to DunMeshi, is this show actually popular? There seems to be a sizeable Twitter following but I haven't seen much fanfare about it otherwise.
The anime adaption is so good, but I'm worried about if we'll ever see the rest adapted.
Don't worry, WHA is very good. Interesting and original world building, lovely characters, cool magic and gorgeous art.
Frieren, Dungeon Meshi and Witch Hat Atelier has been the new fantasy manga trifecta for a while, so all three getting an anime within a year or three of each other is incredible. Hopefully the anime for WHA gets even a fraction of the love its contemporaries have gotten.
As far as Dungeon Meshi goes, I think it'll be fine. I'm not on Twitter or any other anime spaces beyond this thread, so I could't tell you how it's doing in the west. At least Trigger themselves seem to be big fans, with the director of the anime having first pitched this adaptation almost 10 years ago, and I doubt they would've picked it up without plans to do the whole thing. More importantly, the manga is popular. I'm not worried.
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This is me just finding out that he is voicing him, been watching Smosh vids or clips from their try not to laugh show a lot.
Same, as I written a post a few pages ago that sequence from the manga (which is my favourite) was beautifully adapted in this episode. We get a look into Laios character, where his demeanour of "DUH YOU WANT TO TALK ABOUT DUNGEON MONSTERS?!" cracked slightly when Shuro questioned if he was truly taking things seriously. Laios' the sort who wears his heart on his sleeve, and Shuro is 100% guilty in this instance, because he never even tried to express his anger and talk things out in their prior engagements.
He can be excused a little because direct confrontation is hard for people from his culture (I think the creator has gone on saying the country Shuro's from is fantasy 17th Century Japan while Laios and Falin are from fantasy 16th Century Belgium), but Laios is in the right to push back. He has a LOT going on in his mind, a LOT of conflicting thoughts and feelings, but the notion that he's "not taking things seriously" is plain wrong when the only living relative that cares for you died and was resurrected into the form of a Chimera.
Despite being the weirdest character and is Autistically coded, Laios' more "normal" reactions are frighteningly realistic.
I also just really like that the fight between the two of them doesn't have some sort of clear winner even though Laios comes out on top. Like he makes his inspirational speech with the fanfare style music playing in the background but then that cuts out and they really hash things out. Both of them have good points.
Kabru must have enjoyed watching that back and forth so much.
Oh my god I love this show.
And I won't stand for complaints about the new opening or ending. They're both great.
And I won't stand for complaints about the new opening or ending. They're both great.
Just saw this on R/DungeonMeshi. Didn't really even notice that the same scene was used from both their perspectives in the episode.
How many episodes of this are we going to get? Any word on another season? I don't want this to end!
24 episodes for this first season, so 7 more episodes
they usually wait to confirm if another season is coming depending on how the first one does
if i were to spitball, two full seasons would be enough for them to tell the full story at the pace they are going
if they get less episodes next season it'd be rough tho
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No word of the next season yet, but it is very likely. It will take obe more season of similar length to cover the manga.
This little shit bird had front-row seats for the drama (while Senshi provided the popcorn), and I love that for him.
View: https://twitter.com/404Eules/status/1783841696356475280
Same. I've bought the manga up to what they've already shown, basically, but I'm ready to hold off.
View: https://twitter.com/GF_Saihate/status/1784207156268675151
welcome to [decently popular gacha tower defence game i think] arknights, senshi
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Its pretty out there since Arknights very rarely does collabs. I only really recall Monster Hunter as one of the big ones. Arknights actually has super good gameplay compared to most gacha and the music is sublime. Its also not as sexualized as a lot of gacha although that stuff still creeps in.
100% agreed I had the same concern with Frieren and thought it went on to end wonderfully. I am even more concerned with this show now because of all the manga readers crowing here in the thread that this is the point where they started liking Dungeon Meshi, makes it seem more of a permanent change in tone.
Then again... maybe it's more that our main four characters were always just oblivious to the real tone of their adventure.
Hey now... Chilchuck and Marcille at least knew the stakes 😛
As I said once before, it doesn't ever move away from comedy and cooking.
Overarching story will keep escalating, but the main crew will keep on doing their thing. In general the ability to balance comedy with heavier parts is one of the story's strenght. It can go from 0 to 100 and back down without skipping a beat.
I don't think I saw anyone say that they only started to like Dungeon Meshi after this chapter/episode. What I did see is people saying this is a turning point for the story, but personally I felt that the turning point was many episodes ago during the red dragon fight.
I won't say anything about which direction the story and the tone will go, but what I can say is that I loved the manga from start to finish.
I won't say anything about which direction the story and the tone will go, but what I can say is that I loved the manga from start to finish.
There's one moment in particular I think that would be at the start of a hypothetical next season that I was cry laughing at in the manga. Even trying to decipher it in Japanese, it was just so fucking darkly hilarious