The headline of the eleventh compilation volume of the manga, written and illustrated by Ryouko Kui, Dungeon Meshi (Delicious in the dungeon), reported that the work is nearing the climax of the plot. These types of announcements are usually interpreted to mean that the story is in its final phase.
Kui started to publish the manga in the magazine Fed up from the publisher Kadokawa in February 2014. The publisher published the eleventh anthology on September 15 in Japan. The manga was in the ninth edition of the. nominated Manga Taisho Awards in 2016 and most recently in 2019 for the twelfth edition of the same event.
The manga series also made it onto the male reader’s recommendation list in 2016. Kono Manga ga Sugoi!, and took thirteenth place in the 2015 ranking of recommendations of the magazine Da Vinci in Japan. The studies deduction produced a thirty-second commercial in 2019 to promote the release of the eighth compiled volume.
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Summary of Dungeon Meshi
After the Golden Kingdom is sunk into the earth by a mad wizard, its king appears and promises all of his treasure to whoever defeats the wizard before he falls apart. The guilds are encouraged by this promise and traverse the labyrinthine dungeon in search of the wizard. Laios, the leader of one of these guilds, encounters a dragon who destroys his group and devours his sister Falin. Despite losing all of his supplies and belongings, Laios immediately enters the dungeon with Marcille, an elven healer, and Chilchuck, a halfling thief, to save Falin.
With time running out, Laios suggests the taboo of eating monsters in the dungeon to collect supplies. When they are preparing their first meal in the dungeon, a dwarf named Senshi stops them. As an avid monster chef, he helps them prepare their monster ingredients for safe consumption. Upon learning of Laios’ circumstances, Senshi expresses her desire to cook a dragon and joins his guild, starting their foray through the food-filled dungeon together.
Source: ANN
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