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[DeepL Translation - needs review] Volume 1: Ryoko Kui's first full-length serialization. Long-awaited digitization! The adventurer Laios and his party were attacked by a dragon deep in a dungeon and lost their gold and food. They try to challenge the dungeon again, but if they go on like this, they will starve to death on the way. ...... So Laios decides, "Yes, let's eat monsters!" Slimes, basilisks, mimics, and dragons! Aim to traverse the dungeon while eating the ferocious monsters that a...
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Page Count:
191
ISBN:
4047301531
ISBN13:
9784047301535
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Fascinating subject – but a difficult read
Even with the dual help of a currently-airing anime with translations and the English versions, Dungeon Meshi is a pretty tough read, largely because of the depth of vocabulary required. The bulk of this volume is conversations between party members as they explain things about dungeoneering, fantasy biology or cooking, and being fantasy things aren't as grounded as some other series and don't always work the way you expect. The drawings are gorgeous and clear and generally speaking the series i