If you’ve finished the manga, there’s something else for you to read.
Summary:
- The Delicious in Dungeon manga is rather short.
- You can read The Adventurer's Bible to learn more details about the series and its characters.
- There’s also a series of illustrated art books called Daydream Hour.
Praising the Delicious in Dungeon (Dungeon Meshi) manga has become one of the most favorite things in the fandom. Everyone seems to agree that Ryoko Kui did an outstanding job creating this world and writing these characters.
The Delicious in Dungeon manga, however, has one very crucial disadvantage: it’s rather short. There are only 102 chapters in the series, and experienced manga readers will tell you that it’s just a one or two-day job. But what are they supposed to do with their lives after that?
Of course there’s an anime adaptation that we’ve been enjoying this season, but if you want to read something else, we have great news for you: there’s more!
More details about the world
Delicious in Dungeon World Guide: The Adventurer's Bible is a book written and illustrated by the same author, Ryoko Kui, that provides even more details about the world of Delicious in Dungeon.
The book has got incredible illustrations, new stories that weren’t covered in the original series, and more details about your favorite characters.
We all know that resurrection is a thing in Delicious in Dungeon, and that the main protagonists died in the past, but if you’ve ever wanted to learn more about this, The Adventurer's Bible has got your back.
The only thing is that the book has a couple of spoilers for the original series, so don’t start reading it at least until you’ve finished Volume 10 of the manga. After that you’re pretty much safe and can enjoy these incredible stories.
The Adventurer's Bible will also tell you about the origin of Laios’ party and how it was formed, and explore the relationships between its members in a new way.
Wait, there’s more
If you think that this is the end, then think again because there’s also Daydream Hour, which is a series of short art books illustrated by Ryoko Kui as well. There are various illustrations with written commentary from the author.
Daydream Hour doesn’t have as many lore details as The Adventurer's Bible, but it’s still a good way to prolong your experience with Delicious in Dungeon and just look at some great art.
So don’t rush to say goodbye to the series, it still has a couple of surprises, and even when you’ve finished all of the books, you can just keep watching the anime adaptation and spend more time with these wonderful characters