I forget the Japanese name, but this is Delicious in Dungeon. I’m not generally into anime, but this manga’s adaptation on Netflix is delightfully bonkers.
I’ve always liked the feeling of the protagonists being stuck in a rut of feeling like they’re barely getting by, while their combined creativity is enough to get them farther than anyone has managed in the dungeon with inferior supplies.
I also enjoy the exploration of “What if TTRPG/CRPG tropes actually had to be lived out?” and the occasional infusion of new people who find them to be insane dietary deviants (which they may well be… that walking mushroom from the intro is adorable).
Why are the panels swapped? Makes more sense if you read the right panel before the left.
Or do I not get some context/meme?
Japanese manga are read from right to left and i assume it’s manga based on the style.
I forget the Japanese name, but this is Delicious in Dungeon. I’m not generally into anime, but this manga’s adaptation on Netflix is delightfully bonkers.
Dungeon Meshi
Basically a carbon copy of the manga so far lol. It’s really good!
I’ve always liked the feeling of the protagonists being stuck in a rut of feeling like they’re barely getting by, while their combined creativity is enough to get them farther than anyone has managed in the dungeon with inferior supplies.
I also enjoy the exploration of “What if TTRPG/CRPG tropes actually had to be lived out?” and the occasional infusion of new people who find them to be insane dietary deviants (which they may well be… that walking mushroom from the intro is adorable).
I saw the trailer and it seems quite interesting, maybe i’ll find time to watch it.
Manga (the style of the meme) is read from right to left
Manga is typically read right to left.
Japanese itself is read right to left. When translating it to English they blanked out the text in the speech bubbles but didnt flip the image.
It’s a manga, you are supposed to read it right panel before left
It’s Japanimation.