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Originally Posted by Nightengale

Deltora Quest isn't exactly a hot anime among the fansubbing fandom, so DATS is pretty much the only group handling Deltora at the moment. Not to mention they're also boggled down by the main project, Digimon Savers and another one, Ryuusei no Rockman, so Episode 1 by DATS is pretty much the only non-Japanese release so far.

And Deltora Quest is not yet licensed for release in English by any company.

Anyway, the Episode 4 and 5 are a little more boring than Episode 1,2,3, but I'll surmise that to the general minor "things" that goes on in novels. Since Deltora IS a book-based anime that apparently has a high degree of faithfulness, I'd expect some episodes like that once in a while.

Don't worry it gets more exciting as they travel more west.

Spoiler:

Yet to come is facing Theagan, the rest of her 11 children, reaching a shop that has practically anything a traveller wants, a very important sinister scar-faced man, a cult controlled city, poison moss, billions of ravenous rats, the Rithmere Games, a living desert (They don't call it the Shifting Sands for nothing folks), a magical spring which turns evil beings into trees, trickster gnomes, a travelling tradesmen with a split personality (And I mean this quite literally) shapeshifters, pirates, the resistance against the shadow lord, flesh eating plants. And that’s only series ONE. (There’s more then what I just mentioned… but that was just off the top of my head)

Oh, and for those who have seen the episodes with the little blue man with red hair...

Spoiler:

That is Manus, a Ralad. He and his people don't talk because well.... they can't as of yet. Theagan placed a spell on them when they spoke out against her, when she turned the D'or Capital (The D'or are the golden skinned people, you'll see in the next few episodes) into the Lake of tears. So their voices were stolen by Theagan basically.