No.119641
>>119640There isn't much else with nice story and good production. Maomao is fun to watch though
No.119645
>>119643I'll watch it when it finishes, it's what, a 26-27 episode anime right?
No.119646
>>119641Sengoku Youko????
No.119647
>>119638Don't you think that mix of genre has been popular since the 70s with all the action + unintentional comedy that was in 0079?
No.119648
>>119647Every decent story ever has had downtime in between action sequences. You would have to consume only shovel ware action-shit to avoid that.
No.119655
>>119654Idk if they would get along or if they would dogpile Marcille
No.119656
>>119655Well Marcille is a filthy
half-breed. No.119657
>>119656why is this a big spoiler. I saw people in the wiki making a huge deal over how it wasn't spoilered
No.119658
Yeah that is weird its seen like that. It changes nothing
No.119660
>>119657It's technically not something you find out until much later, and there are some spoilery things connected to it.
No.119664
>>119655I can see elves hating
the parents of half-elves, but I don't see much reason for them to hate the half-elves themselves.More like
pity for creatures whose existences are cruel jokes (while at the same time potentially feeling a bit alienated at the way that the half-elf resembles an elf but so clearly, both in physique and in habit, is not an elf). No.119669
>>119667The gundam 00 pic being a disgusted looking woman made me laugh
No.119672
>>119664The product of an unholy union is an existence that defies the laws of heaven. They deserve just as much, if not more, scorn than the degenerate heretics that spawn them.
No.119677
>>119672Why? Its not marcille's fault
No.119678
marcille gets away with it because she is cute
No.119679
Yeah, she's so cute I don't wanna lewd her
No.119680
Its so sad to me dungeon meshi is already finished as a manga. I like these characters
No.119737
>>119731Oh god, its only a matter of time until Dungeon Meshi is called a 'masterpiece'
No.119739
>>119731The irony is that Delicious in Dungeon, for the most part, doesn't have particularly good character design. I'm not saying they look
bad per-say, but most of the designs are pretty generic, and they don't tell you a whole ton about characters they're attached to.
No.119742
>>119731You are supposed to spoiler secrets.
>>119738I stopped watching when I realized the lass was just describing the characters instead of making any meaningful point about character design. Yes, I get it, there are in-universe reasons for why they look the way they look.
No.119749
>>119738pouting at that chromatic aberration
No.119760
>>119742>just describing the characters instead of making any meaningful point about character designThe title is definitely misleading, it's not about fundamentals at all. But I do think it's worthwhile to highlight DM's simple and functional designs, given the decades and decades through which we've had so much media with characters wearing oversized coats, huge pauldrons, and seven belts. Same thing for its body diversity, which people have been talking about for ages. It's still silly and unrealistic, like wearing no helmets (which Goblin Slayer lampoons with the slayer and then continues to have every other character exposed anyways), but it's... humble, you could say.
No.119764
>>119739But marcille looks good and I want her (assumed) hairy armpits.
No.119765
elves only have hair on their head
No.119766
>>119760Goblin Slayer wants to have it both ways, really. To be anime-cool and yet, at the same time, lay claim to pragmatism (to enhance the coolness factor). The former works; the latter is questionable, even with Goblin Slayer himself. (But getting into that would be meaningless nitpicking by armchair experts).
Dungeon Meshi is far more honest in its self-portrayal as a comic (though, of course, GS is an LN). The equipment is pragmatic within the universe's humorous take on fantasy physics, but it is also intended to be funny. It's not really trying to be anime-cool, but that is less because of pragmatism and more because it's just a different genre.
I don't think it stands alone in that, though. There have always been stories set in fantasy that didn't dress their characters in trench-coat outfits that screamed cosplay. What is interesting is that multiple works with these anime-non-conformist designs have been picked up for adaptation in sequence. The Frieren manga too walks an offbeat track in this regard. I doubt it will set a pattern. But we will see.
Another title that might fit into this pattern is Ride-on King. Will that get animated? On the one hand, isekai adapters are getting desperate for popular titles. On the other, it's Putin.
No.119768
>>119766The thing about Frieren is that no one in that setting seems to wear any armor, not even Stark, so in that sense I wouldn't group it with DM or GS, it's not the same kind of design I'd say. For comparison, a very small thing that strikes me about DM's dungeoneering gear is Chilchuck and the plain ol' gambeson he wears, more so than Laios' plate and chainmail. Neat little thing.
>On the other, it's Putin.Ayy lmao wtf
No.119771
>I wouldn't group it with DM or GS,
I'm sorry if I inadvertently gave the impression that I did that. The point was about what it does not do, rather than what it does do.
>Ayy lmao wtf
You haven't read it? It's worth a few chapters, I'd say. And it certainly is closer to Dungeon Meshi in terms of armor and clothing than Frieren is.
No.119783
>>119765no they have lots of unkempt pubic hair
No.119787
>>119784be careful around the fae. you don't want to get lost in their forest.