Reviews for Delicious in Dungeon World Guide: The Adventurer's Bible Manga

I bought a fan book for the first time, and I'm really glad I bought it! It's tightly packed with playful illustrations that you wouldn't use in the main story, and surprising aspects of the characters! Not only are there settings, but there are also small 4-frame comics, etc., so I can't stop reading them anymore. Let me just say, what I bought was a paper book. Compared to other general comic books, this fan book is large both vertically and horizontally, so I think it will be difficult depending on the bookshelf at home. In that respect, there is no need to think about how to place e-books on the bookshelf, so I personally recommend enjoying Dungeon Meal World with e-books.

The fan books I've seen so far have only been information I've seen, mainly cut and paste images of comics, but this book was rich with so much writing down. There's no problem even if you don't know (but it seems like you'll enjoy it even more if you know it), there are plenty of backstories. I wonder if they were aware of this much backstory from the time it was serialized... it's too amazing.

I'm a genuine otaku, so if there was a character book of a work I liked, I would buy it for a long time. When I was looking at the character books of various works, the contents were fluent and I was able to return the money! There are things like that, and there are also things that draw various things, such as proper “character books” and “settings,” even if you don't say it's foreshadowing. On top of that, it's by far the best character book I've read so far. It's pretty expensive for a character book, so if you don't have that much satisfaction, it must have been rough and rough. But still! Satisfaction is high, and this setting is for this character...? Also, stories I never read in the main story (lots of them!) I can also read it. It also says a lot about monsters, so it's insanely fun. I would like those who have read Dungeon Meal to the end to read it if possible. I don't think there are any rental comics like this, so I definitely want you to buy them and read them. Rather than a character book, it's a “bible,” as the title suggests, that jumps over characters. the best!

Anyway, I want all Dungeon Meal fans to buy it! You can also watch a lot of backstories, and you'll get to know even more about the characters. I want this in paper too.

This is also an official book related to Dungeon Meal. I thought it was a character encyclopedia with common existing pictures and explanations, but I was surprised at the overwhelming amount of drawing that it would be better to call it Gaiden. Information on many characters I didn't know at all in the main story was drawn by the author, and it's the ultimate in luxury. I wonder what happened to that character after that, and what kind of past, characters you were interested in, and even characters you didn't even care about, are full of charm, and you can dive deeper into the world of dungeon food. This book itself is a treasure chest. There are also lots of interesting projects. It's also quite readable, so I really recommend it.

Do you have all the comics and need more so far? I was hesitant at first, but I bought it and it was a great answer. Not only is the setting not written in the main story, but it is also excellent for reading the large number of comics drawn by each character. I can tell you how much Mr. Kui loves drawing! A valuable book.

It was a work that combined all fan books, comics, and art books. If you like dungeon food, I definitely want you to take a look.

I love things like this kind of collection of setting materials. There were a lot of pretty detailed stories, and there was a lot of volume. I'm happy. I thought I really liked this view of the world. The construction is amazing!

I bought it because I wanted to know more about dungeon food. I'm very satisfied that I understood a lot about the characters and the worldview. The main story is so fascinating because it's a story that has been carefully thought out up to this point. I thought it would be recommended for those who like dungeon food

It's been about half a year since I finished reading the main story of Dungeon Meal, and I love it so much that I've reread it over and over again. I bought this book after hearing that it contained answers about who was the image of who in Shape Shifter. I also found it interesting that it was slightly different from what I had imagined. There were many comics after the main story, and the settings for each character were also easy to read, and my understanding of the world view of Dungeon Meal deepened even more. I'm glad I bought it.

This is a book for people who want to know more deeply about the late-day stories of all the characters and dungeon meals that are perfectly packed with captured information.

I bought it to commemorate the completion, and I was thrilled with the detailed settings and lots of writing down. I want people who have finished reading it to read it with a sense of afterglow ‼ You can enjoy it tastefully as the end point of a fantasy that has never been seen before.

There were quite a few short comics, so I was able to learn more about the backstory. After Farin and Shlow, Epi before and after Marcile joined, Epi from Lyos parents, etc.

While having fun reading the detailed settings, I'm enjoying the world that has been created even now. By the way, the one I bought the other day wasn't described as the complete edition, but what exactly is the difference? The question remained: it was self-contained; it had been published before... it wasn't like there was a sequel volume, was it canceled, and was it published as a new book with major revisions, and even though it was my fault that I didn't notice, I bought the old volume by a few days... I learned about the sale on internet news and came to buy it, so I did