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Episode 3

## Living Armor

**Living Armor** (動く鎧, *Ugoku yoroi*?) is the third episode of the *Delicious in Dungeon* TV anime series.

## Synopsis

Laios and his party arrive at a hall lined with armor. The mysterious "Living Armor" that once gave Laios much trouble when he was just a budding adventurer, now stands in his way once again. From the actions of the attacking armor, Laios deduces that the armor is protecting something. In order to discover its true identity, Laios charges into the depths of the hall alone.

## Plot

Laios sword is damaged and he recalls how he first found it. Three years previously he and Falin were novices and Laios was killed for the first time by a Living Armor monster but managed to keep the Armors sword once he was resurrected. By chance they are now in the same area where Armors congregate and end up surrounded by them. Marcille suspects Armors aren’t monsters themselves, but empty puppets magically controlled by another monster. Laios confronts a larger Armor guarding an egg and his damaged sword is destroyed. He realizes the Armors are actually the shells of dozens of small, mollusk like monsters that cooperate like muscles to make the Armor move, giving the illusion Armors are empty shells. Using the egg as bait Laios defeats the larger Armor then distracts the smaller Armors and they safely escape. Deciding to treat them like giant shellfish Senshi removes all the monsters from the large Armor and cooks them in several ways including soup, stir-fry, grilled and steam-baked. While edible, everyone agrees Armors are flavorless. Laios takes the large Armors much stronger sword as a replacement but makes the odd decision to hide from the others that one monster is still alive in the swords handle.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Marcille
* Senshi
* Chilchuck
* Laios Touden
* Gold Stripper Leader *(Flashback)*
* Gold Stripper Dwarf *(Flashback)*
* Gold Stripper Half-Foot *(Debut)* / *(Unnamed)* / *(Flashback)*
* Laios Touden *(Flashback)*
* Falin Touden *(Flashback)*
* Laios' sword monster *(Debut)*

## Dishes

**Living Armor Dwarf-Style Stir-Fry** and **Living Armor Soup****Grilled Living Armor****Steamed Living Armor**
## Gallery

### Keyframes

Keyframe by Kai IkarashiKeyframe by Misaki MoriKeyframe by Yoshitaka ManoKeyframe by Ichigo Kanno
### Illustrations

Episode 3 illustration by Director Yoshihiro MiyajimaEpisode 3 illustration by animator YÜTAEpisode 3 illustration by animator かいわれ大根Episode 3 illustration by animator はるきEpisode 3 illustration by animator 恩Episode 3 illustration by animator 大ヰEpisode 3 illustration by animator 五十嵐塩Episode 3 illustration by animator ピコハンEpisode 3 illustration by animator よねだEpisode 3 illustration by animator ひっさEpisode 3 illustration by animator トフィーEpisode 3 illustration by animator 田村瑛美Grilled Living Armor Color Script by food designer, Momiji Mao
### Teaser

TVアニメ「ダンジョン飯」WEB予告｜第3話『動く鎧』Episode 3 Teaser
## Anime Differences

* Laios' hypothesis of the living armor's mating ritual from Miscellaneous Monster Tales -1- (Living Armor) was included in the episode.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 3 Synopsis, Delicious in Dungeon Official Website
Golem

* Anime
* Manga

**Golems** (ゴーレム, *Gōremu*?) are a type of monster in the manga *Delicious in Dungeon*.

## Anatomy and Appearance

Golems are magically created creatures. They consist of a core, which controls them and enables them to move, surrounded by humanoid bodies made out of mud, earth and stone.

The core of a golem contains the essential information on their size, shape and behavior. Golems only follow the orders written on their cores and are therefore the most loyal of all magical creatures.

While 99% of a golem is earth material, 1% of a golem's make-up is a mystery to the average adventurer and appears to be a closely guarded secret.

## Behavior and Weaknesses

Golems follow orders as written on their cores. They can be used for various tasks. The golems of the dungeon appear to be designed for defensive purposes and will attack those that come near.

A golem can be deactivated by removing or disabling their core, as long as the core's location is known. They take care of themselves fairly well in terms of heat and moisture but seem require maintenance every one to two months.

## Culinary Usage

Although they are not edible, Golems make good fields for growing crops: they maintain the perfect temperature and moisture level for crop growth as drying out weakens them, and even protect the crops from pests and potential vegetable thieves in the process of protecting themselves. In addition, the roots put down by crops do help stabilize the soil making up the golems, so the relationship is symbiotic. Much like regular fields, growing too many of the same crop in a row is bad for the soil, so crops should be rotated to keep the golem field healthy. In addition, fertilizer can be added during the planting process with no known detriment to the golem's function.

Crops grown on Golem fields have been used in the following dishes:

* Golem Field Fresh Veggie Lunch

## Other

Golems were once commonplace, but their use is now forbidden due to a number of tragic accidents caused by the confusion of Gnomish and Elven scripts used to write the instructions on their cores.

Senshi uses and takes care of the golems of the third level of the dungeon as fields for his crops. At some point in the past, he dropped a golem core down the drain, which ended up on the sixth floor as an Ice Golem.

## References

1. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 8, p. 22
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 8, p. 8
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 8, p. 3
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Miscellaneous Monster Tales -2-
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 8, p. 5
6. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 8, p. 6
7. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 8, p. 24
8. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 8, p. 9
9. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 8, p. 11
10. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 8, p. 17
11. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 43, p. 9
Chapter 61

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## Chapter Information

### **Date Released**

February 15, 2020

**Roasted Walking Mushroom** is the sixty-first chapter of the *Delicious in Dungeon* manga.

## Summary

On awakening after the events of Chapter 55, Kabru is put in charge of taking care of Captain Mithrun by the Canaries until they can be rescued in a week's time.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Milsiril *(Flashback)*
* Kabru *(Flashback)*
* Falin *(Chimera form)*
* Kabru
* Mithrun
* Milsiril *(Flashback)*
* Helki *(Flashback)*
* Cithis *(Imagined)*
* Fleki *(Imagined)*
* Lycion *(Imagined)*
* Otta *(Imagined)*
* Pattadol *(Imagined)*
* Pattadol *(Through pixie communication)*
* Fleki *(Through pixie communication)*
* Otta *(Through pixie communication)*
* Lycion *(Through pixie communication)*
* Cithis *(Through pixie communication)*
* Holm *(Imagined)*
* Rin *(Imagined)*
* Daya *(Imagined)*
* Senshi *(Imagined)*
* Lunatic Magician *(Imagined; Nightmare)*
* Laios Touden *(Imagined; Nightmare)*
* Laios Touden *(Mentioned)*
* Falin Touden *(Mentioned)*
* Namari *(Mentioned)*
* Marcille *(Mentioned)*
* Chilchuck *(Mentioned)*
* Shuro *(Mentioned)*
* Mithrun's previous Canary Squad *(Flashback)*

## Dishes

While no official dishes are prepared, Kabru does make the following for Mithrun:

* Roasted Walking Mushroom
Jorgen

Being in charge

His muscles

Enforcing the rules

Anti-fairies

Anyone less than him

Aaron (great, great, great, great, great grandson)

Hugh (great, great, great, great, great, great grandson)

Alana (great, great, great, great, great, great granddaughter)

Amanda (great, great, great, great, great, great granddaughter)

Angela (great, great, great, great, great, great granddaughter)

Abby (great, great, great, great, great, great granddaughter)

Anna (great, great, great, great, great, great granddaughter)

Alison (great, great, great, great, great, great granddaughter)

Ashley (great, great, great, great, great, great granddaughter)

Audrey (great, great, great, great, great, great granddaughter)

Amber (great, great, great, great, great, great granddaughter)

Alicia (great, great, great, great, great, great granddaughter)

Terrance (formerly)

All fairies

Timmy

Chloe

Remy

Wallet (briefly dated)

### Goals

To have total control of the fairies and anti-fairiesTo have complete control over Zhan Tiri (failed)

### Fate

He gets stood up to by Anti-Cosmo, Anti-Wanda, Foop, Goldie, Cosmo, Wanda, Poof, & Anti-Goldie and vows revenge.

### Voiced by

Daran Norris

**Jorgen Von Strangle** is the counterpart of Anti-Jorgen.

 Character Info:

Jorgen is the dictator of Fairy World, and recently, Anti-Fairy World. He is the strongest and toughest fairy in Fairy World, and also the meanest. He is responsible for many catastrophic things inside Fairy World, and outside (such as Zhan Tiri's rise to villainy, him overthrowing the Fairy and Anti-Fairy councils, and the fairies and anti-fairies revolting against him and Da Rules.) He wrote Da Rules around a thousand years after hearing an idea from the Fairy Council about a rule book for the fairies. He's never had a godchild, and often is seen telling other fairies' godchildren what to do.

### Personality:

Jorgen is very much your typical evil dictator. He's very bossy, commanding, and evil. He likes telling everyone what to do - even people he considered his friends or significant others. He is often very abusive, cold hearted, and cruel, and abuses nearly everybody he meets. He used to be friends with Cosmo and Wanda, but turned them away because of his evil, bossy attitude.

## Trivia:

* He is evil, ruthless, and cruel.
* He thinks he's better than everyone else.
* He wrote and enforces Da Rules.
* He commonly beats the other fairies and anti-fairies up.
* He killed Goldie's parents, forcing her to live with Cosmo and Wanda.
* He is the tallest fairy in the universe.
* When he was dating and married to Zhan Tiri, he often abused her and criticized her, often calling her too weak to be a villain.
	+ This eventually made her heart turn cold and ditch Jorgen forever, while also vowing revenge on him, Fairy World, Anti-Fairy World, and all fairies and anti-fairies.
		- He later got married to the Tooth Fairy, only to treat her the same way he treated Zhan Tiri, plus cheated on her with other women.
	+ He and Terrance, evil demon of Krustacia, were best friends until Terrance betrayed him.
Chapter 72

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## Chapter Information

### **Date Released**

March 15, 2021

**Sissel 5** is the seventy-second chapter of the *Delicious in Dungeon* manga.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Sissel
* Laios Touden
* Delgal *(Mentioned)*
* Winged Lion
* Marcille
* Senshi
* Chilchuck
* Izutsumi
* Marcille's father *(Mentioned; Flashback)*
* Yaad *(Doll form)*
* Falin Touden *(Mentioned)*

## References

1. ↑ Harta Volume 82, from Harta's twitter. Retrieved March 14, 2021.
Cadde

* Fairy
* Human

School

Reading

Poetry

Science

Her family

Being compared to her brother

### Family

Anti-Mama Fairywinkle (maternal great grandmother)Anti-Mama Cosma (paternal great grandmother)

Anti-Papa Cosma (paternal great grandfather)

Anti-Big Daddy (maternal great grandfather)

Anti-Schnozmo (great uncle)

Anti-Blonda (great aunt)

Anti-Angel (first cousin)

Anti-Cosmo (grandfather)

Anti-Wanda (grandmother)

Butterfly (grandmother; deceased)

Golden (grandfather; deceased)

Foop (father)

Goldie (mother)

Pentre (brother)

### Friends

AliciaHowie

Roger

Ashley

Darla

The Tylers

### Fate

She grows up into a respected woman and finds more friends over the years and becomes more confident.

### Voiced by

Tara Strong

**Cadde Cosma** is the counterpart to Callie.

 Character Info:

Cadde is Foop and Goldie's daughter. She is very much the opposite of her brother. She takes after her mother quite a bit. She is shy, kind, and gentle. She can also be somewhat naive, but is very intelligent and loves to read. She always gets compared to Pentrenellisyntheniso by adults and doesn't like it at all.

### Personality:

Cadde takes after her mother quite a bit, which means she's very kind, sweet, but also painfully shy. She is pretty smart, but has her ditzy moments.She's very shy, timid, and likes to do nice things for others.

## Trivia:

* She doesn't understand her dad's and brother's passion for world domination.
* She gets overlooked a lot, which she hates.
* She isn't the most social.
* Callie frequently picks on her.
Gnomes

Gnomes as depicted in Delicious in Dungeon.

**Gnomes** (ノーム, *Nōmu*?) are a race in *Delicious in Dungeon*.

## Appearance and Biology

Their characteristic physical features include somewhat droopy eyes, large ears and rosy noses. Their hands and feet are also proportionally larger compared to their bodies. They are one of the shortest in stature of all the races, along with Half-foots. They resemble dwarfs, but they're a bit slimmer, gnome female bodies give rounder, soft image. Gnome ears are like badger ears, they're quite solid (even around the earlobe), they don't move much and have thick cartilage. Some gnomes consider you uglier if your ear tips are too sharp. Also many gnomes need correction for poor eyesight.

## Culture

Gnomes apparently have lived in harmony with nature spirits since time immemorial. Gnomes have their own unique system of magic, and they borrow the service of the spirits as if they were their neighbors. The difference between the gnome and elf systems magic is that gnomes ask the spirits in the air to generate a phenomenon; while elves compel the spirits to generate it. With gnome magic the results are less precise, but can be powerful and it's easier on the caster, that's why gnome magic is recommended for tall-men.

Both gnome culture and the spheres in which they live are similar to dwarfs', and so other races tend to confuse the two or treat them as the same thing.

Gnome populations are seen on the Eastern Continent and Southern Continent and in the eastern area of the Western Continent. Other races tend to confuse them with dwarfs. The two races also tend to live in areas that border each other.

## History

Gnomes were also involved in the war between the elves and the dwarves on the Island, fighting on the dwarves' side. Most likely because of the different views gnomes and elves have on spirits, since both believe the way they use the spirits is "correct." Gnomes see spirits as something sacred where as elves saw spirits as natural phenomena.

## References

1. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 20
2. ↑ June 20th, 2022 post from Ryoko Kui's personal hobby blog.
3. ↑ June 18th, 2022 post from Ryoko Kui's personal hobby blog.
4. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 19, p. 5
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 *Delicious in Dungeon World Guide: The Adventurer's Bible*
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 *Delicious in Dungeon World Guide: The Adventurer's Bible*
7. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 22, p. 8
Gillin

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## Gillin

* Color
* Manga

## First Appearances

### Manga Debut

Chapter 48

**Gillin** (ジリアン, *Jirian*?) was the dwarven leader of the Dwarf Miners.

## Appearance

### Gallery

Gillin's interactions with his party members.

## Trivia

* His first cause of death within a dungeon was succumbing to injuries caused by a hippogriff.
* His favorite food is cream cake.
* His least favorite foods are onions.

## References

1. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 49, p. 14
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Delicious in Dungeon World Guide: The Adventurer's Bible*, p. 88
Giant Parasite from Giant Kraken: Grilled Plain and Kabayaki-Style

**Giant Parasite from Giant Kraken: Grilled Plain and Kabayaki-Style** (ジャイアントクラーケンについてたジャイアント寄生虫の蒲焼き白焼き, *Jaiantokurāken nitsuiteta jaiantokiseichū no kabayaki & shiroyaki*?) is a dish prepared in *Delicious in Dungeon*.

## Description

A dish created by Senshi using the parasite that was inside the Kraken the party defeated. Giant Parasite is grilled over an open flame, one brushed with sauce, the other plain.

## Dish

### **Giant Parasite from Giant Kraken: Grilled Plain and Kabayaki-Style**

Ingredients (serves 4)

* Giant Parasite (1)
* Dipping sauce
	+ Soy sauce (100 ml)
	+ Mirin (100 ml)
	+ Sugar (80 grams)
	+ Sake (40 ml)

## Trivia

* In Japanese cuisine, *kabayaki* is a method of preparing fish, where the fish is split down the middle and grilled with sauce. Eel is commonly prepared this way.

## References

1. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 16, pp. 24-25
2. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 16, p. 25
3. ↑ Kabayaki on Wikipedia
Ghosts

* Color
* Manga

**Ghosts** (霊, *Rei*?), or **Spirits**, are a type of monster in the manga *Delicious in Dungeon*.

## Anatomy and Appearance

Ghosts are spirits of the dead that are trapped within the dungeon. They have the appearance of see-through humans with rotting flesh.

## Behavior and Weaknesses

Ghosts seek warm flesh (including recently dead bodies). They will actively attack adventurers and attempt to possess them, becoming **Ghouls** when they die. When all the flesh rots off, the ghoul becomes a **Skeleton**, and when the skeleton eventually turns to dust, the spirit once again wanders the dungeon.

Since they cause the area around them to drop in temperature, that can be used as a sign to detect their presence.

They can be defeated using spells or holy water. High level clerics can dispel them with ease.

## Culinary Usage

As ghosts are incorporeal spirits, they cannot be eaten. However, they can be used to freeze food and liquids, as they are very cold.

They have been used to make the following dishes:

* Exorcism Sorbet

## Other

It is revealed that the spirits were originally residents of the Golden Village who attempted to escape the curse of immortality by fleeing the village. Unfortunately, they did not succeed, instead losing their physical bodies, slowly forgetting who they once were and being unable to return.

## References

1. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 11, p. 5
2. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 11, p. 3
3. ↑ Miscellaneous Monster Tales -2-
4. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 11, p. 2
5. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 11, p. 6
6. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 11, p. 19
7. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 11, p. 10
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 11, p. 21
9. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 46, p. 25
Chapter 4

**Omelet** is the fourth chapter of the *Delicious in Dungeon* manga.

## Summary

Laios' party continues to make their way through the dungeon in search of the Red Dragon but are unfortunately not making good time, mostly due to Marcille not being able to keep up. As they take a short break for her sake, the rest of the party begins to plan their next move, with all of Marcille's offers to help being shut down. Their decision to take the path with less monsters prompts Senshi to propose that as Marcille rests, they look for some vegetables, namely mandrakes, to supplement their meals. Marcille, however, is particularly determined to help, expressing her expertise in safely picking mandrakes, but her knowledge is all theoretical (and results in the death of a dog). As she is explaining her method, Senshi promptly uproots a mandrake, to Marcille's audible horror, but he cuts off its head before it can scream. Laios and Chilchuck decide to follow Senshi's method, but Marcille is not convinced. She decides to prove that her way works, in part so they grovel in apology.

With no dog available, she executes her plan with Big Bats instead, tying one end of the rope to a mandrake and dangling the other end tied in a loop outside their nest. After moving to a tower where she won't be able to hear the mandrake's scream, she kicks off her plan by casting an explosion and scaring the Big Bats out from their roost. The plan works perfectly... until the frenzied Big Bat (mandrake attached) falls onto her hiding spot.

The rest of the party go to check on Marcille, who is slightly dazed from the mandrake's scream. In her disoriented state, she is very honest and reveals to the party her reasons for trying to get the mandrake: she wanted them to grovel before her but more importantly, that she didn't like feeling useless. Laios and Chilchuck gently explain that they don't want her to be exhausted too early as her magical skill is necessary for the deeper parts of the dungeon.

Senshi proposes that they make omelettes for their meal, pleasing Marcille as it seems normal. She comments on the weird shape of the basilisk eggs and receives a lesson from Laios in basilisk anatomy in return. Senshi prepares the omelettes filled with minced mandrake and basilisk bacon, keeping the omelette made from Marcille's mandrake separate from the rest, and serves them to the party. Laios and Chilchuck dig in, noting that the one made from Marcille's mandrake is less bitter. Senshi acknowledges the merits of Marcille's method (in relation to cooking, that is) and as thanks gives Marcille the most nutritious part: the mandrake's head.

The chapter closes on a frustrated Marcille, sick and tired of eating monsters.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Chilchuck
* Laios Touden
* Senshi
* Marcille

## References

1. ↑ Harta Volume 14. Retrieved October 30, 2020.
Eodio

**Eodio** (エオディオ, *Eodio*?) is the son of Delgal and the father of Yaad.

## Appearance

As a child, Eodio looked much like his son Yaad, with pale eyes and pale hair cut in a bob. He looked much the same when he became an adult and later grew a short beard.

His signature outfit was a black hat with a feather in it, a capelet and a dark tunic, under which he wore a long-sleeved white shirt, white pants and boots. This is also how the doll in Sissel's house sitting in Eodio's place at the dining table is dressed.

### Gallery

Eodio as a child ill in bed.Eodio recovered from his illness.Eodio eating a meal with his family and Sissel.

## History

As a child, Eodio was extremely ill, to the point that even a doctor could not heal him. In addition, the country his father Delgal ruled over was plagued with famine with their enemies surrounding them, ready to attack. With the court magician Sissel's discovery of an ancient tome, however, these problems were solved and Eodio was also able to recover.

In time he grew up and had a son named Yaad. While Yaad was still young, Eodio had an argument with Sissel about his questionable decisions in ruling the dungeon, which ended with Eodio's declaration of leaving the kingdom and taking the others with him. Furious, Sissel then forcibly separated Eodio's body and soul.

It is unknown as to what happened to Eodio's soul; however, the Winged Lion states that Delgal used his son's body to make it to the surface, where he made the declaration that started the investigation of the dungeon, after which Eodio's body then crumbled to dust, freeing Delgal's soul.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 68, p. 6
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 68, p. 21
3. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 68, p. 22
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 68, p. 23
5. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 68, p. 5
6. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 68, p. 13
7. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 68, p. 24
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 68, p. 32
9. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 1, p. 1
Chapter 71

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## Chapter Information

### **Date Released**

February 15, 2021

**Sissel 4** is the seventy-first chapter of the *Delicious in Dungeon* manga.

## Summary

Laios rescues his friends' bodies and attempts to reason with the Lunatic Magician using his knowledge and love of monsters.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Laios Touden
* Sissel
* Marcille *(Mentioned)*
* Falin Touden *(Mentioned)*
* Winged Lion *(Mentioned)*
* Chilchuck *(Flashback)*
* Marcille *(Flashback)*
* Laios Touden *(Mirage)*
* Senshi
* Chilchuck
* Marcille
* Izutsumi

## Trivia

* The mirage of Laios shown from the dead nightmares was from Kabru's dream.

## References

1. ↑ Harta Volume 81, from Harta's twitter. Retrieved February 15, 2021.
2. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 61, p. 24
3. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: **Chapter 71**, p. 9
Callie

* Anti-Fairy
* Human

Vampires

Ghosts

Zhan Tiri

Black magic

Picking on Cadde (formerly)

Her mother

Her parents being divorced

Getting thwarted

### Family

Mama Fairywinkle (maternal great grandmother)Mama Cosma (paternal great grandmother)

Papa Cosma (paternal great grandfather)

Big Daddy (maternal great grandfather)

Schnozmo (great uncle)

Blonda (great aunt)

Angel (first cousin)

Cosmo (grandfather)

Wanda (grandmother)

Raven (grandmother)

Darko (grandfather)

Goldie (adoptive aunt)

Anti-Goldie (mother)

Poof (father)

Junior (brother)

### Friends

Zhan TiriKing Olly

Olivia

Bowser Jr

Ludmilla

Alicia

Howie

Roger

### Rivals

TerranceDana

Cadde (formerly)

Ashley

Ryan

Lucas

The Tylers (formerly)

### Love Interest(s)

Tyler A (boyfriend and future husband)Zhan Tiri (crush)

The Bow (brief crush)

### Goals

To rule the worldTo resurrect Zhan Tiri (succeeded; a few times)

To make Cadde pay (formerly)

### Fate

She falls in love with Tyler A and Zhan Tiri, marries Tyler A, and stops Zhan Tiri from marrying Terrance, who tries to destroy her.

### Voiced by

Jessica DiCicco

**Callie Fairywinkle** is Cadde's counterpart.

 Character Info:

Callie is Poof and Anti-Goldie's daughter. She takes after her mother quite a bit. She is the counterpart and opposite of Cadde. She often believes in black magic and tries to take over the world, to Cadde's opposition.

### Personality:

She is very similar to her mother, being gothic, dark, and cynical. She isn't very nice and likes picking on Cadde or anyone who gets in her way. She is also pretty shy and usually keeps to herself.

## Trivia:

* She looks up to her mother.
* She can be kind of scary.
* She sometimes picks on her brother.
* She likes Zhan Tiri after reading all the history books about her.
* She is panromantic and has a crush on Zhan Tiri, while dating Tyler A, leader of the Tylers.
Basilisk

* Anime
* Manga

**Basilisks** (バジリスク, *Bajirisuku*?) are a type of monster in the manga *Delicious in Dungeon*.

## Anatomy and Appearance

Basilisks appear to be chickens with a snake for a tail. However, the snake's portion is actually though to be the head, since if a Basilisk is cut in half, the part with the snake head lives longer. The dividing line between head and tail is a point of contention.

They have spurs on the back of their claws that hold a deadly venom.

Their eggs are squishy and bean-shaped like the eggs of snakes, and are laid every 2-3 days, much like chickens. The eggs appear to have no whites. They hatch from eggs looking very much like chicks with small snake tails.

They are related to the Cockatrice, mentioned by Laios to live on a lower dungeon floor.

### Gallery

Basilisk front view.Basilisk back view.Basilisk eggs.
## Behavior and Weaknesses

They can sense heat from their snake side with what is commonly known as a pit organ.

The best way to attack them is to first intimidate them by making one's body seem larger and shouting as much as possible, then attack them from two sides at the same time, since the two brains briefly confuse the body if attacked at the same time.

## Culinary Usage

The basilisk can be cooked like a chicken, and tastes remarkably similar to one too. Eating them raw is not recommended as they harbor the bacteria *Campylobacter evil*  (イビルカンピロバクター, *ibirukanpirobakutā*?).

Basilisk eggs are also edible, and when cooked in an omelette look more reddish-yellow than chicken eggs do.

Basilisk meat and/or eggs have been used in the following dishes:

* Roast Basilisk
* Mandrake and Basilisk Omelet
* Mandrake Kakiage & Giant Bat Tempura
* Living Armor Full Course Meal
* Golem Field Fresh Veggie Lunch
* Sky Fish and Chips

## Other

The immortal residents of the Golden Castle appear to keep tame basilisks.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 3, p. 6
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 4, p. 20
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Miscellaneous Monster Tales -1-
4. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 3, p. 8
5. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 4, p. 21
6. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 3, p. 7
7. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 34, p. 15
8. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 3, p. 11
9. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 3, p. 13
10. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 3, p. 21
11. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 4, p. 2
12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 4, p. 22
13. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 3, p. 19
14. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 5, p. 22
15. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 7, p. 18
16. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 8, p. 16
17. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 48, p. 29
18. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 46, p. 7
(Future) Stewed Dullahan's Horse's Head

**(Future) Stewed Dullahan's Horse's Head** (デュラハンの馬の兜煮（予定）, *Dyurahan no uma no kabutoni (yotei)*?) is a dish prepared in the manga *Delicious in Dungeon*.

## Description

A dish planned by Senshi to make use of the bicorn's head after the rest of its body was taken as a steed for the dullahan.

## Dish

**(Future) Stewed Dullahan's Horse's Head**

* No ingredients were listed but Senshi planned to first parboil the head then use the cheek and tongue in a stew, and make a soup with the eyes and brain.

## Trivia

* The Japanese name *kabutoni* (兜煮) refers to a dish of stewed fish head (often using sea bream). It is called *kabutoni* as the fish's head is likened to a helmet (*kabuto*).

## References

1. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 57, p. 32
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 57, p. 35
3. ↑ Kabutoni, on Kotobank.jp (in Japanese)
Kelpie

*For the chapter with the same name, see Chapter 14.*

* Color
* Manga

**Kelpies** (水棲馬, *Kerupī*?, lit. "water-dwelling horse") are a type of monster in the manga *Delicious in Dungeon*.

## Anatomy and Appearance

Kelpies resemble horses, but blue-green in color, with a kelp-laden mane, a fish's tail, and very sharp teeth. Their internal organs seem to enable them to float.

## Behavior and Weaknesses

Kelpies live primarily in aquatic environments, but are able to head above the surface in order to find prey. They act incredibly friendly on land, in order to convince unknowing travelers to ride on its back. Once the travelers take the bait, the kelpie will turn vicious, dragging them into the water to attack and eat them.

They are omnivores, but for some reason refuse to eat livers.

## Culinary Usage

Kelpie meat is edible. They can be butchered much like cows, with cuts such as round, fillet, liver, plate (ribs) and loin and chuck. These cuts can be grilled. The tail is edible but tough so benefits from simmering for long periods. The fin, however, is far too tough to eat. Their mane is also edible, being made from aquatic plants, and has a nice crunch to it.

Kelpie has been used in the following dishes:

* Grilled Kelpie
* Tentacle & Kelpie Stew, Prepared with Undine

## Other

Kelpie fat is prized for its usage in soaps and hair oils. Marcille makes some Kelpie Oil Soap and uses it to wash Senshi's beard.

## References

1. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Volume 2: Cover
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 14, p. 10
3. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 14, p. 13
4. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 14, p. 14
5. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 14, p. 11
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Miscellaneous Monster Tales -2-
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 18, p. 22
8. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 20, p. 21
9. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 14, p. 22
Boiled Hippogriff Potstickers

**Boiled Hippogriff Potstickers** (ヒポグリフのダンプリング, *Hipogurifu no danpuringu*?) is a dish prepared in the manga *Delicious in Dungeon*.

## Description

A dish prepared by the Touden party after they experience the inconveniences of having changed races. After preparing the dough for the wrappers and the filling of minced Hippogriff meat and vegetables, the dumplings are folded by the party then boiled and served with black pepper. The process of folding the dumplings is almost meditative and helps the party to calm down and reflect upon their situation. The leftover dumplings are eaten the day after but are cooked in a different fashion.

## Dish

### **Boiled Hippogriff Potstickers**

**Dough**

* Wheat flour (500 grams)
* Water (1 cup)
* Cockatrice egg (1)
* Salt (a pinch)

**Dumpling Filling**

* Hippogriff meat (300 grams)
* Onion (2)
* Carrot (1)
* Salt and pepper (to taste)

## References

1. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 50, pp. 25-27
2. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 51, pp. 29-30
3. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 50, p. 27
Holm

Overview
Synopsis
Gallery

* Manga
* Anime

**Holm** (ホルム, *Horumu*?) is a character in the manga *Delicious in Dungeon*. He is one of the two magic users in Kabru's party, the other being Rin.

## Appearance

Holm is a Gnome cleric with short hair and half-lidded dark eyes. He wears a dark robe and beret. He is shorter than Kuro and roughly the same height as Daya.

Unlike other magic users, does not appear to have a tool he uses to cast magic.

## Personality

Holm is laid-back in demeanor, but can be harsh in his judgment of others.[*citation needed*] He also tends to get easily overwhelmed and freeze when a lot of things happen at once.

## Abilities

Holm is a magic user. In combat, he typically uses elemental spirits like undines to fight for him. Outside of combat, he is able to perform resurrections.

## Relationships

### Elementals

Holm keeps a number of elemental spirits at his side. The currently known elementals are the undine Marillier (マリリエ, *Maririe*?) and the earth gnome Essiet (エシエ, *Eshie*?). He cares for them quite a bit and is hesitant to bring them out in unfavorable circumstances.

## Trivia

* Holm carries two golem cores along with his elemental spirits. Since golem production had been discontinued for some time, it can be assumed his party either defeated two golems or picked up the spoils other adventurers left behind.
* The word *Holm* means sea or water in Old English.[1]

## References

1. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon World Guide: The Adventurer's Bible*
2. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 36
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 38, p. 11
4. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 31, p. 11
5. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 37, p. 20
6. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 37, p. 22
7. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 38, p. 8
8. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 33, p. 20
9. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 38 Cover Page
Chapter 30

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## Chapter Information

### **Date Released**

December 15, 2016

**Good Medicine** is the thirtieth chapter of the *Delicious in Dungeon* manga.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Chilchuck
* Senshi
* Laios Touden
* Marcille
* Chief Zon's younger sister *(Debut)*
* Falin *(Flashback)*

## Trivia

* The title "Good Medicine" (良薬, *ryōyaku*) is a reference to both the medicine made by the orcs and to the Japanese proverb "良薬は口に苦し" (*ryōyaku wa kuchi ni nigashi*, lit. "good medicine tastes bitter"), which means "the most helpful advice may be difficult to listen to".
Chapter 19

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## Chapter Information

### **Date Released**

November 22, 2015

**Tentacles** is the nineteenth chapter of the *Delicious in Dungeon* manga.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Marcille
* Laios Touden
* Senshi
* Chilchuck
* Mr. Tansu *(Debut)*
* Mrs. Tansu *(Debut)*
* Kaka *(Debut)*
* Kiki *(Debut)*
* Namari

## Dishes

* Grilled Kelpie (remnants)
* Tentacles with Vinegar Dressing
Dandan

**Dandan** (だんだん, *Dandan*?) is a Half-foot that belongs to Chilchuck Tims' half-foot guild.

## Appearance

Dandan is a Half-foot with light skin, freckles across his face, hooded dark eyes, and thin eyebrows. He wears a brown short-sleeve turtleneck tunic, light beige pants, knee high leather boots, and fingerless black gloves that have his index fingers and thumbs exposed.

### Gallery

Chilchuck and Dandan with other halflings in Daydream Hour 2.

## Plot

### Before the Events of the Story

In the year 510, Dandan was apart of the same gold stripping team as Laios and Falin. Soon after, Dandan seemingly left the gold stripping team and joined the Half-foot guild, where he met Chilchuck. One year later, when Laios was searching for a half-foot party member to travel into the deeper levels of the dungeon, Dandan introduced Chilchuck to Laios' Party.

## References

1. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon World Guide: The Adventurer's Bible*, p. 17
2. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 52, p. 7
3. ↑ *Daydream Hour 2* by Ryoko Kui
4. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 6, p. 4
5. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon World Guide: The Adventurer's Bible*, p. 6
6. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon World Guide: The Adventurer's Bible*, p. 17-18
Ghoul

**Ghouls** (グール, *Gūru*?) are a type of monster in the manga *Delicious in Dungeon*.

## Anatomy and Appearance

Ghouls are corpses that prior to death were possessed by Ghosts. They have the appearance of a rotting body.

## Behavior and Weaknesses

Not much is known about Ghoul behavior, other then that their footsteps are markedly different to both living beings and Skeletons, such that if one has a good ear they can avoid unnecessary encounters with any member of the undead. When all the flesh rots off of the body, the ghoul becomes a **Skeleton**, and when the skeleton eventually becomes dust, the spirit that once possessed the body begins to wander the dungeon again.

## Culinary Usage

There is no known culinary usage for ghouls, but given that consuming one is essentially consuming rotting flesh, it is strongly advised against.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Miscellaneous Monster Tales -2-
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 6, p. 6
An Eastern Meal

**An Eastern Meal** (東のほうの飯, *Higashi no hō no meshi*?) is a dish prepared in the manga *Delicious in Dungeon*.

## Description

A dish prepared by Maizuru (assisted by Senshi) for the exhausted young master Shuro. A whole fish prepared *mirin-boshi* style is served alongside two *onigiri*, soup and pickles.

## Dish

### An Eastern Meal

Ingredients

* Filefish dried in sweet sake (1 fish)
* White rice (120 grams)
* Seaweed (30 grams)
* Pickles (as desired)
* Spices (to taste)

## References

1. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 36, p. 8
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 36, p. 21
Chapter 53

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## Chapter Information

### **Date Released**

April 14, 2019

**On Floor One -1-** is the fifty-third chapter of the *Delicious in Dungeon* manga.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Pattadol
* Fleki
* Lycion
* Namari
* Shuro
* Mithrun
* Cithis
* Underworld leader *(Mentioned)*
* Hien
* Benichidori
* Tade
* Daya *(Mentioned)*
* Holm *(Mentioned)*
* Kuro *(Mentioned)*
* Otta
Jackalope

**Jackalopes** (ジャッカロープ, *Jakkarōpu*?) are a type of monster in the manga *Delicious in Dungeon*.

## Anatomy and Appearance

Jackalopes look much like rabbits only that they have antelope horns.

## Culinary Usage

There is no known culinary usage for Jackalopes.

## References

1. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 83, p. 4
2. ↑ Miscellaneous Monster Tales -12-
Chapter 96

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## Chapter Information

### **Date Released**

August 12, 2023

**Falin -4-** is the ninety-sixth chapter of the *Delicious in Dungeon* manga.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Yaad *(in Delgal's body)*
* Kabru
* Zon
* Namari
* Holm
* Marcille Donato
* Rin
* Fionil
* Doni
* Chilchuck Tims
* Senshi
* Izutsumi
* Mr. Tansu
* Mrs. Tansu
* Kuro
* Kaka and Kiki
* Winged Lion *(Mentioned)*
* Island's Shadow Lord
* Lord of the Island
* Pattadol
* Inutade
* Hien
* Shuro
* Maizuru
* Falin Touden *(Mentioned)*
* Benichidori
* Daya
* Mickbell
* Chilchuck's daughters (Meijack, Flertom, Puckpatti) *(Mentioned)*
* Otta
* Flamela
* Fleki
* Mithrun
* Cithis
* Lycion
* Queen of the Elves *(Through pixie communication)*
* Sissel
* Golden Country Residents
* Delgal *(Mentioned)*

## References

1. ↑ Harta Vol. 106, from Harta's Twitter.
Chilchuck Tims/Synopsis

Overview
Synopsis
Gallery

## History

Chilchuck was born in a small village in a basin northeast of the Island. For the last decade or so, he traveled around dungeons doing business: lock-picking, language interpreting, mediating, and item appraisals.

At some point, Chilchuck got married and had three daughters, Meijack, Flertom and Puckpatti. Due to Chilchuck's reluctance to be emotionally open with his wife, she left with their children and has not seen him for many years. Despite this, one of his daughters has sent him letters informing him of their lives.

Chilchuck was caught and killed by mimics multiple times when he was a novice adventurer. He once was so wary of mimics that he forgot to check an ordinary treasure chest for traps. He had accompanied multiple parties before joining Laios' and saw many of them split due to interpersonal issues.

He also has a leadership position among the Half-foot population on the Island and often advises other Half-foot individuals to run contracts by the guild before they sign. He charges a mediation fee for this service. Chilchuck created this guild to prevent the exploitation and undervaluation of Half-foots as disposable sacrifices. This was likely put in place after he narrowly escaped being used as succubus bait by his hunting party.

In the past, while in Laios' party, he was caught in a fire/oil trap, which he believes is worse than dying instantly.

## References

1. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 48, p. 31
2. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 56, p. 32
3. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon World Guide: The Adventurer's Bible*, p. 20
4. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 13, p. 4
5. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 56, p. 2
6. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 33, p. 11
7. ↑ Miscellaneous Monster Tales -9-
8. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 5, p. 12
Chapter 48

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## Chapter Information

### **Date Released**

October 15, 2018

**Familiars** is the forty-eighth chapter of the *Delicious in Dungeon* manga.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Laios Touden
* Senshi
* Marcille
* Izutsumi
* Chilchuck
* Chilchuck's wife & daughter *(Mentioned)*
* Senshi's Mining Group *(Mentioned)*
Chapter 68

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## Chapter Information

### **Date Released**

October 15, 2020

**Sissel** is the sixty-eighth chapter of the *Delicious in Dungeon* manga.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Sissel
* Winged Lion *(Mentioned)*
* Delgal
* Delgal *(Flashback)*
* Sissel *(Flashback)*
* Eodio *(Flashback)*
* Winged Lion *(Flashback)*
* Yaad *(Flashback)*
* Sissel
* Winged Lion
* Laios Touden *(Mentioned)*
* Marcille *(Mentioned)*

## References

1. ↑ Harta Volume 78. Retrieved October 15, 2020
Hag

**Hags** (山姥, *Yamanba*?) are a type of magical creature in the manga *Delicious in Dungeon*.

## Anatomy and Appearance

Hags are magical creatures made of paper that take the appearance of a large humanoid with long hair and an *oni*-like face holding a sharp knife. They have long, almost claw-like fingernails. Their dress resembles their creator.

## Behavior and Weaknesses

Hags are the result of a spell created by Maizuru initially with the purpose of locating a hiding Shuro as a child. A hag will only appear after certain activation conditions are met and is single-minded in its task, whether that be killing a runaway servant or finding a missing child.

They appear to be fairly strong and are able to float or fly. They also seem to be able to understand speech to a degree.

As hags are made of paper, they can be cut through with a sword fairly easily, but this does not eliminate the threat as hags are still able to function even when cut up. A more effective strategy is to light them on fire in some way, as they will burn rapidly.

## Culinary Usage

As hags are made of paper, they are presumably inedible.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 41, p. 5
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Miscellaneous Monster Tales -6-
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 41, p. 17
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 41, p. 21
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 41, p. 4
6. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 36, p. 8
7. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 41, p. 14
8. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 41, p. 18
Chilchuck's wife

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## Status

### Relatives

Chilchuck Tims (husband)
Meijack (Eldest daughter)
Flertom (Middle daughter)
Puckpatti (Youngest daughter)

## First Appearances

### Manga Debut

Chapter 48 *(Mentioned)*
Chapter 52  *(Imagined)*
Ryoko Kui Doodle Book Daydream Hour  *(Pictured)*

**Chilchuck's wife** (チルチャックの妻, *Chiruchakku no tsuma*?) is a Half-foot who left him due to his negligence.

## Appearance

Chilchuck's wife is a Half-foot with light skin and dark shoulder-length ruffled hair with a swept fringe.

This is currently just speculation based on an image that many believe to look like his daughters.

## History

She was born in the same small village as Chilchuck in the Eastern Continent and the two of them were childhood friends. In the same year they married, at the age of thirteen, she gave birth to two twin daughters, Meijack and Flertom. At the age of fourteen, she left her hometown with her family and moved to Kahka Brud. And a year after they had moved, she gave birth to her third daughter, Puckpatti.

At the age of twenty-five, Chilchuck's wife left him due to his reluctance to be emotionally open with her. Before Chilchuck returned from his last job, she left their shared home and went to live with Flertom.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Delicious in Dungeon World Guide: The Adventurer's Bible*, p. 17
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *Delicious in Dungeon World Guide: The Adventurer's Bible*, p. 18
3. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon World Guide: The Adventurer's Bible*, p. 18 (assuming Meijack and Flertom are twins since they were born the same year)
4. ↑ *Delicious in Dungeon* Manga: Chapter 56, p. 32
Chapter 42

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## Chapter Information

### **Date Released**

March 15, 2018

**Nightmare** is the forty-second chapter of the manga *Delicious in Dungeon*.

## Summary

Marcille has a nightmare due to a monster that causes them. Laios goes into Marcille's dream in order to let her know that she's dreaming. In her dream, Marcille is a child, and she is chased by a large entity that represents her fear of the people she loves passing away early.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Laios Touden
* Laios' parents *(Dream)*
* People from the army *(Dream)*
* Gold-stripping party member *(Dream)*
* Shuro *(Dream)*
* Marcille
* Senshi
* Izutsumi
* Chilchuck
* Falin Touden *(Flashback)*