Review of Delicious In Dungeon Episode 4: The 4th episode of this highly anticipated series Delicious In Dungeon or Dungeon Meshi (ダンジョン飯) is finally here. In the previous episode, we saw how Laois and the others ate the creatures residing inside the armor. So how does this one fare compared to the others? Find out below.
Overview of Delicious In Dungeon Episode 4
From February 2014 to September 2023, the manga was serialized in Enterbrain’s manga magazine Harta, and Yen Press acquired its rights for North America. On the other hand, Trigger is the producer of this anime series and it will hit theaters in January 2024.
Yoshihiro Miyajima will be the director of the upcoming series and the script will be written by Kimiko Ueno. Character designs are by Naoki Takeda, and music is by Yasunori Mitsuda and Shunsuke Tsuchiya. The show is scheduled to premiere on January 4, 2024, on Tokyo MX and other networks. Netflix will begin broadcasting and streaming the series worldwide every week on the same day. The series will last for two consecutive courses.
The opening theme song, “Sleep Walking Orchestra,” will be performed by Bump of Chicken and the ending theme song, “Party!!,” will be performed by Ryokuoushoku Shakai.
I’ve tried my best to keep the review as spoiler-free as possible, but there are certain elements that I have to cover in order to give a proper response.
– Delicious In Dungeon Episode 4 Review Contains minor spoilers –
Delicious Dungeon episode 4 review and summary – Rampant Orcs
Laios and his team are back with some new recipes and adventures. They were now on the third level of the dungeon, which was famous for not having many food options. But that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have any inhabitants, because now that the dungeon has gone into the once very luxurious castle, you’ll get dusty statues and molded walls. You will also see walking skeletons, vampires or zombies and sometimes adventures like Laios, who also come to defeat the evil magician.
In this episode, what we see are golems, which are magical creatures made from mud and are essentially puppets who follow their creator’s commands. Thankfully, for Marcille, one cannot eat these because 99% of them are made up of dirt, but they can be used in a very clever way, according to Senshi.
Senshi has truly perfected the art of living alone, as in the third part of this dungeon he even has a hideout filled with the necessary things a person may need. From here, he hunts on the 2nd and 4th floors and occasionally goes to the top to get important ingredients. And it was here that he also grew his own crops, using the corpses of golems for farming.
He literally removes the core of these things, plants whatever seeds he wants and then rebuilds them because it’s much easier to grow plants like this because they don’t require maintenance. maintain. Not only that, he is also the one who preserves these golems so that creatures from the lower part of the dungeon do not terrorize the beasts in the upper area or escape from the dungeon. He does these things because he feels like he is giving something back to the dungeon for living off its resources and eating its inhabitants.
Through this episode, we learn how deeply connected the Senshi are to the dungeon and how much this place has become his home. Even though he knows that it would be easier for him to live outside, he doesn’t want to and is willing to make every effort to keep the place well preserved and protected from foreign entities. And even then, he was willing to go on this difficult adventure with Laios, so that they would not starve.
We also witness the importance of the Senshi when everyone is attacked by Orcs. They are some of the most dangerous denizens of the dungeon, who do not think twice before killing their natural enemies, humans and goblins.
Verdict
This is another fun episode that talks about recipes but also gives us information about the dungeon. We learn how dangerous it is to live a normal life here and also gain some insight into the hostility the Orcs share with humans and elves.
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