If I asked you, “What makes humans the top predator on Earth?” And you replied, “Intelligence.” Well, you’d be right. But, if I asked you, “What leads to our intelligence?” Could you answer? If not, you probably wouldn’t guess correctly. While nuanced, the answer to this usually comes back to two things, what we ate. And how we ate it. Our willingness to put even the most random thing over a fire gave us some awesome buffs. Food and its exploration are what make us human. The trial of cuisine separates us from the rest of nature, and Delicious in Dungeon knows that all too well. To survive, it’s what you eat that gets you by. And then, there’s the emotional aspect of food. A good meal does wonders. It can ease loneliness, and anger and makes you feel all fuwa fuwa on the inside. And you know what else is fuwa fuwa? The new Good Smile Delicious in Dungeon plushies!
For just $30, you can own one of these coveted Delicious in Dungeon plushies! Let us explain why this is such a great deal. Can’t sleep? A Marcille plushie is the remedy. Existential dread of staying rent-free inside your head? Just squeeze a soft Senshi and watch your worries melt away. Need something to take out your rage on after someone gave you horrible advice or was too stubborn for their own good? A Laios figure would do a lot for your mental health. Best of all, these 6-inch life benefits can be in your life as soon as the first quarter of next year!
It’s safe to say we adore Delicious in Dungeon. From weekly recaps to interviews with the show’s VAs and staff, we can’t recommend the show enough. Delicious in Dungeon covers the life of a regular party who’s trying to rescue one of their deceased members from becoming dragon poop.
How, you ask? Well, deceased people can be brought back from the dead! But there’s a catch. When they lost their team member, they lost all their supplies. And you know what’s worse than being dead? Being broke and having no gear. To make up for this, the group decides that to avoid food costs, they’ll chow down on the dungeon’s resident monsters. While initially that fairs badly. Eventually, a savior appears—one who is knowledgeable about monster cuisine.
Source: Good Smile Company US
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