Dungeon Meshi! - ✑ ∙ Books & Stationery - MelonLand Forum-
So I'm not the biggest reader (your typical 'read a lot as a kid, fell out of it after graduating college and never got back into the groove' type) But! But But But! I watched the first episode of Dungeon Meshi and wow!!! It's really good you guys. Like so good it finally gave me that push I needed to set aside time to read the manga.
And I'm happy to report that the manga does not disappoint at all and the more I read the more excited I am to see these scenes adapted in the anime. I'm not suuuper far into the manga, I'm currently on chapter 35 and inching my way through it like a little snail, but I'm loooving it.
The art style and characters are so charming, but I'm also particularly a fan of the world building. I think I've come to expect certain things out of these kinds of fantasy settings, so sometimes it can get really stale even if there's, say, a well-thought out magic system. But world building through food is not something I've ever seen! It works so well here! Hell, they made typical low-dungeon level slimes interesting!
If you've read the manga or are watching the anime, do you think you'd eat any of the food the gang makes?
(Like I said, I'm only on chapter 35 and I don't want to be spoiled. Sorry if that makes it difficult to talk more about it ; - ; ) -
I've been in the room while the anime is on the TV, so my flatmate is perhaps better equipped to answer, but it's definitely a show that's on my list! The character designs are great and they all have distinct, easy to read personalities while also being interesting and dynamic. I'd maybe eat some of the food. I know my flatmate wouldn't!
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I just finished reading it and it's so good! The place where it shines the most is definitely its characters. When I tell you every main character's personalities and motives overlap in interesting ways I mean EVERY one of them. The art is also amazing and I love the bonus chapters where it's just the characters in modern settings and random drawings.
I will need to think about the themes of DunMeshi more though. It's essentially got very simple themes but they're explored in a variety of different ways. -
yeah yeah!! The characters are so well written, I dont think there is a single one introduced so far that I havent been invested or really intrigued by. Even background characters don't feel like they're there just to fill space.
The tone shifts are interesting too :^o it can go from super silly to dead serious and back again and it's not written in a jarring way. And I think I contribute a lot of that to how well written the characters are. Like (without spoiling anything) learning about Senshi's backstory, Laios' reaction didn't ruin the tone or anything. -
I have yet to read/watch dungeon meshi but Im already in love with so many of the character designs!
idk who this guy is but I trust him with my life!
Also love how this catgirl just looks like a lil creature -
So I haven't had a chance to watch this anime cause I didn't think It look to interesting to me, but since people are talking about it a lot I might give it a try since the art looks really cute!!
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So I haven't had a chance to watch this anime cause I didn't think It look to interesting to me, but since people are talking about it a lot I might give it a try since the art looks really cute!!
Oh that's wonderful to hear!! I really hope you end up liking it! Feel free to let us know what you think of it if you'd like! -
Unearthing this thread after a one month slumber because i love this manga; How's everyone's reading experience going? Better yet, anyone here who has finished it? And any anime onlys who are around, y'all are getting one of the best adaptations i've seen in a while, Frieren level of quality in this shit.
One remark I will throw into this thread is"Chapter 37 Spoilers"Chimera Falin my beloved[close] -
I really enjoyed reading Dungeon Meshi, it felt really refreshing to read something that promotes eating deliciously. I haven't actually seen the anime yet, though from the screenshots I've seen on the web it seems like Senshi is getting a lot of attention from the animator that has been appreciated by the fans. (I mean you have to treat your chef nicely right?)
All of the characters feel genuine and the story feels engaging all the way through. I really love all of the characters, Chilchuck would be who I'd name as my favourite but I could probably talk way more about Laios and Falin.
I haven't read the adventure's guide yet, but I'm excited to read about the extended universe soon. It's really sweet to see all of the wonderful fantasy designs. -
Unearthing this thread after a one month slumber because i love this manga; How's everyone's reading experience going? Better yet, anyone here who has finished it?
It's been a hot minute since I've checked this but yeah!!! I finished it awhile ago and hooo did I love it. Such a satisfying ending!SpoilerThough, I wish we had gotten some kind of closure for Sissel. He's such an interesting characters! Even though he was basically comatose, it still felt a bit odd that he didnt at least get one final moment with Yaad or something
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Coming back to this thread after watching the Dungeon Meshi anime and woah it really is great! Gonna get the manga when I can :D
Thank you Senshi for motivating me to cook more
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I read all of the manga in a few days when the anime was announced and after knowing that two friends of mine really like it. I always really enjoyed studying people's drawing and writing styles so the manga was infinitely better to me than the anime but I won't deny that the anime is great. The worldbuilding is phenomenal and I have no idea how the author does it, the entire manga was so interesting from start to finish even though I got spoiled about Chimera-Falin. The manga was released on a monthly schedule and I wish that a monthly schedule is more normalized in manga because Dungeon Meshi's story and art quality is through the roof and it was only achieved through letting the author work at a more reasonable pace (compared to Chainsaw Man, I cry at the lower art quality now compared to the beginning of the story, but I still love it very much).
