(N) Dungeon Meshi (Delicious in Dungeon)

[grecefar]

namari looking for falin's body was nice to see. I doubt it would be cheap to ressurect someone and maybe that's why namari was looking for good money. They had their way to go a save falin, in the end they were a true party and pretty good one too.

it feels like the climax of the story now that they are in front of the dragon but we are still in chapter 10 and it will be 24.

[Decel]

Marcille: Perfect fit
Laios: Slightly baggy
Senshi: Too tight
Chilchuck: Scraps

I like that the lore is expanding. Makes sense that races/nations are vying for immortality.

[serenade_beta]

Pretty cool that the party lost their weapons, but magically were holding them in one cut... then losing their weapon again until they actually retrieved it


...Also, Etrian Odyssey

[Anh_Minh]

Originally Posted by grecefar

namari looking for falin's body was nice to see. I doubt it would be cheap to ressurect someone and maybe that's why namari was looking for good money. They had their way to go a save falin, in the end they were a true party and pretty good one too.

it feels like the climax of the story now that they are in front of the dragon but we are still in chapter 10 and it will be 24.

Not that expensive. Cabru's team had au least enough cash on them to get resurrected twice. But Namari's fooling herself if she thinks Farlin's corpse is going to just turn up.

[grecefar]

Originally Posted by Anh_Minh

Not that expensive. Cabru's team had au least enough cash on them to get resurrected twice. But Namari's fooling herself if she thinks Farlin's corpse is going to just turn up.

I think it would depend. The state of the body, how long has been dead and if it was brought to that place were namari went, there were some bodies there.

That party was just there to take advantage and to make quick money I should guess, but who knows maybe there is a party who collects the bodies when nobody is there to resurrect them and bring them to that guy for others to look for them.

[TURI123456]

Originally Posted by Anh_Minh

Not that expensive. Cabru's team had au least enough cash on them to get resurrected twice. But Namari's fooling herself if she thinks Farlin's corpse is going to just turn up.

Twice? I only remember one time (when someone with a hood (I wonder who is he because I think he appeared in the Opening) looked at them) the other time happened in the Manga?

Originally Posted by grecefar

namari looking for falin's body was nice to see. I doubt it would be cheap to ressurect someone and maybe that's why namari was looking for good money. They had their way to go a save falin, in the end they were a true party and pretty good one too.

it feels like the climax of the story now that they are in front of the dragon but we are still in chapter 10 and it will be 24.

I think that the problems of Namari with money were before what happened to Falin.

[Anh_Minh]

Originally Posted by grecefar

I think it would depend. The state of the body, how long has been dead and if it was brought to that place were namari went, there were some bodies there.

That party was just there to take advantage and to make quick money I should guess, but who knows maybe there is a party who collects the bodies when nobody is there to resurrect them and bring them to that guy for others to look for them.

Corpse collectors work on the upper levels where there's a lot of passage (and it's not too dangerous for them). Falin died on the 5th floor. More importantly, she was swallowed whole by a dragon. That's why Laios' party was racing back to it. For Falin to end up in the dungeon morgue, here's what would have to have happened:
- another high level party coincidentally ran into the dragon shortly after Falin got eaten,
- they defeated the dragon,
- they gutted it and found Falin's corpse,
- they decide to interrupt their own exploration to bring her back up.

All in all, not impossible, but pretty damn unlikely. (And we know it didn't happen, because that dragon's still alive.)

Originally Posted by TURI123456

Twice? I only remember one time (when someone with a hood (I wonder who is he because I think he appeared in the Opening) looked at them) the other time happened in the Manga?

They were killed twice that we know of. First by the insect jewelry, where they were resurrected by the shady guys (and paid them). Second by the mermaids. They were resurrected by the gnome who hired Namari off-screen, but he mentioned it to Laios. He also mentioned getting paid.

[ryllharu]

Originally Posted by Kanon

The frog costumes were definitely the highlight, and seemed to prove Marcille can be talked into doing almost anything. It was a really good idea by the way, it's just disgusting and looks silly. Got the job done either way.

There's been a few hints so far that Marcille has bad taste, or at least eclectic taste, in her choice of aesthetics. She calls things cute that are definitely not by anyone else's standards.

So, pot calling the kettle black when she calls out Laios for being weird.

[TURI123456]

Originally Posted by Anh_Minh

Corpse collectors work on the upper levels where there's a lot of passage (and it's not too dangerous for them). Falin died on the 5th floor. More importantly, she was swallowed whole by a dragon. That's why Laios' party was racing back to it. For Falin to end up in the dungeon morgue, here's what would have to have happened:
- another high level party coincidentally ran into the dragon shortly after Falin got eaten,
- they defeated the dragon,
- they gutted it and found Falin's corpse,
- they decide to interrupt their own exploration to bring her back up.

All in all, not impossible, but pretty damn unlikely. (And we know it didn't happen, because that dragon's still alive.)


They were killed twice that we know of. First by the insect jewelry, where they were resurrected by the shady guys (and paid them). Second by the mermaids. They were resurrected by the gnome who hired Namari off-screen, but he mentioned it to Laios. He also mentioned getting paid.

Thank you, I thought that was the case but we don't saw that.

Originally Posted by ryllharu

There's been a few hints so far that Marcille has bad taste, or at least eclectic taste, in her choice of aesthetics. She calls things cute that are definitely not by anyone else's standards.

So, pot calling the kettle black when she calls out Laios for being weird.

What was so bad in her taste until now?


P.S. What is the name of the Anime in your profile?

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[TURI123456]

Spoiler for Spoilers to Episode 11. of Delicious in Dungeon ("Dungeon Meshi"):
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I wonder how the plot is going to continue. After those events I mean they failed and they don't have any information of a way that they can change things (and it's unlikely that someone new just going to appear and help them), moreover half of the members of the party are in deep despair right now and most of them are lost their weapons furthermore they can't stay in their current locations for much longer and there is nobody there that can give them hope right now.

[ryllharu]

My favorite part about this Dungeon Meshi episode is how much they are casually standing around talking while a red dragon is actively attempting to step on them, crush them, burn them to death, or eat them. It's goofy, but perfectly in alignment with the series so far.

Originally Posted by TURI123456

Spoiler for Spoilers to Episode 11. of Delicious in Dungeon ("Dungeon Meshi"):
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I wonder how the plot is going to continue. After those events I mean they failed and they don't have any information of a way that they can change things (and it's unlikely that someone new just going to appear and help them), moreover half of the members of the party are in deep despair right now and most of them are lost their weapons furthermore they can't stay in their current locations for much longer and there is nobody there that can give them hope right now.

In other words, "Is this where it gets really interesting?"

The answer is yes.

For better or worse, and as stupid as this group's members are, they've become very proficient at survivalist behavior.

[Kanon]

The fight was kind of... just okay. I did like how Laios managed to deal the decisive blow.

A bit curious why healing Chilchuck and Senshi's relatively minor injuries caused them so much pain, while Laios getting his leg reattached just caused it to become itchy.

I didn't expect them to find Falin so soon... or what's left of her, at least. I think their next goal will be to conquer the dungeon, since we found out last week it might hold the secret to eternal life.

[TheForsaken]

Originally Posted by Kanon

A bit curious why healing Chilchuck and Senshi's relatively minor injuries caused them so much pain

Those are not minor
Senshi was crushed by the dragon while Chilchuck's head was smashed by a rock. They would have been super dead if not for the protective spell.
Pretty sure there are a lot of broken bones and internal injuries.

[serenade_beta]

I guess next week they will go Ed Gein and cook using her remains

[Kanon]

Originally Posted by TheForsaken

Those are not minor
Senshi was crushed by the dragon while Chilchuck's head was smashed by a rock. They would have been super dead if not for the protective spell.
Pretty sure there are a lot of broken bones and internal injuries.

I consider broken bones relatively minor compared to losing an entire leg. That can heal naturally, so you'd think reattaching a leg would hurt more.

[Guardian Enzo]

Originally Posted by Kanon

I consider broken bones relatively minor compared to losing an entire leg. That can heal naturally, so you'd think reattaching a leg would hurt more.

Not just bones tho, organs too. And Chil probably had a fractured skull and serious brain trauma.

[Anh_Minh]

Originally Posted by Kanon

I consider broken bones relatively minor compared to losing an entire leg. That can heal naturally, so you'd think reattaching a leg would hurt more.

The damage of the severed leg is confined to one area, and it looked like a neat cut. They had lots of damage spread out all over their bodies.

[Alchemist007]

Things look grim, but since the dungeon rules allow revival, I'm expecting it. It's either that or the show changes tone...or attempts to keep it in an uphill battle considering the state of things.

[alex_drian]

Well, this is the moment to see how really OP is the resurrection spell. For what I understand of past episodes is enough with restore the corpse to before damage given that the soul never leave the corpse so the question is if is possible restore Falin with what remains of her.