Dungeon Meshi

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A Community for Dungeon Meshi a.k.a. Delicious in Dungeon.

The first season of the anime adaptation can be found on Netflix. Season 2 is confirmed and presumably currently in production.

DO NOT SPOIL THE ANIME WATCHERS

Do not discuss events or characters from manga chapters past #52, without clearly marking as spoilers
Offending posts and comments will be immediately removed without warning

This is so that the anime watchers can sub to the community without worry of seeing posts that would spoil later parts of the story. This includes manga pages and panels, mentioning characters, fanart, etc.

Parent instance rules also apply, of course.

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DISCUSSION: Episode 20 (sopuli.xyz)

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Dungeon Meshi is a well liked manga, and an adaptation by Studio Trigger is now airing. If you haven’t picked this one up, consider joining us. Both for fun and as a way of contributing to activity on Lemmy.

Episodes are available to stream on Netflix.

Izutsumi's membership in Laios' party is off to a rocky start. The gang is running low on food again, and unlike our former main quartet, our new feline friend isn't taking well to the idea of eating monsters, and is taking it out on her new friends.

As the journey continues through the now frozen fifth level, the gang starts looking for the next monster of the week to cook up for dinner, while refusing to treat our new neko-buddy with anything but kindness.

Remember not to spoil anything if you’re a manga reader, but feel free to elaborate on tidbits of lore that may not be coming through in the adaptation.

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago)

The medieval people were on some weird shit, man. LSD is a famous thing that comes from moldy rye, but without refrigeration and science-based medicine, who knows what people were ingesting back then?