It’s amazing how much thought went into this series.
Summary:
- Delicious in Dungeon has outstanding worldbuilding.
- Science-related fans have noticed some biologically accurate things in the series.
- They’re very impressed by the amount of research that went into the series.
Delicious in Dungeon (Dungeon Meshi) has been praised for its outstanding worldbuilding by everyone and their mother already, but yet fans keep pointing out some tidbits in the series. And this time the science part of the fandom is extremely impressed.
Delicious in Dungeon is packed with various monsters, and we’ve previously mentioned how much thought went into their creation, the way they live and operate. It truly feels like the world in the series is real, and it makes fans more than just impressed.
Scientifically accurate
This time, doctors and biology students decided to speak up about the series and expressed their pleasant surprise with a couple of things they saw in Delicious in Dungeon.
They were shocked to see the device resembling the Winogradsky column that’s used for culturing microorganisms in the anime, or to learn that tentacles belonged to the Cnidaria phylum, which is associated with species of aquatic animals.
The ecosystem of the dungeon impressed the science-related viewers a lot, too. The coexistence of monsters and how they interact with the environment seems very believable, but what surprised fans the most was the fact that Senshi mentioned that the adventurers are also part of the ecology of the dungeon.
There has been some solid research
Seeing all these details made fans question whether Ryoko Kui, the mangaka of Delicious in Dungeon, has a biology or science degree.
Unfortunately, we don’t know much about the author and her education, but fans think that it’s more about proper research than a scientific background. They’ve noticed that a lot of mangaka take such things seriously and pay attention even to the tiniest details.
It must have something to do with the Japanese mentality, as we know that these people are truly hardworking. They take their jobs seriously and try their best to produce a perfect product.
Fans can’t help but praise Ryoko Kui for her work, since it’s clear that some of the things they see in Delicious in Dungeon couldn’t be found by simply clicking on the first Google search link; there had to be some major research done. And the fact that scientists praise her means she succeeded.
There’s so much care and thought put into Delicious in Dungeon, and fans can feel it. They’re amazed by the dedication of the mangaka and admit that she has got their full trust now.
Source: Reddit