The Winter 2024 line-up has been pleasantly surprising, with Delicious in Dungeon standing out in particular. With its immersive worldbuilding and endearing characters, the series takes us on a unique journey where the goal is not to defeat the demon king, but to discover bizarre and delicious culinary delights.
The narrative chronicles the adventures of Laois Touden, a knight, and his comrades Marcille, an elf, Senshi, a dwarf, and Chilchuck, also known as Half-foot. Together, they venture through treacherous dungeons, discovering the secrets of cuisine and building strong bonds throughout their journey.
The anime series, praised for its original storyline and skillful blend of humor and fantasy, is based on the highly acclaimed manga by Ryoko Kui. Viewers have also given overwhelmingly positive feedback and eagerly anticipate the upcoming second season.
Is there a release date?
Despite this, there has been no announcement of a release date for Season 2 of Delicious in Dungeon.
The confirmation of the second season came immediately after the finale of Season 1. As a result, the sequel is currently in production, though it is uncertain when the finished product will be released.
Season 1 of Delicious in Dungeon can only be found on Netflix, and it is expected that the same will apply to Season 2. The streaming giant will most likely release it upon its premiere. However, there has been no announcement on whether Netflix will be the only platform to offer the show.
Delicious in Dungeon Season 2 Cast and Crew
Despite the limited information available, there are certain things that we are aware of. For instance, it has been confirmed that Studio Trigger will be involved in animating the sequel, just like they did for the first season.
The main characters will be reprised by the same voice actors, including Kentarou Kumagai as Laois, Sayaka Senbongi as Marcille, Hiroshi Naka as Senshi, and Asuna Tomari as Chichuck.
Yoshihiro Miyajime will continue as the director, while Yoshinori Mitsuda will remain in charge of the music. The second season will see Izutsumi and Thistle taking on more prominent roles, allowing us to hear more from their respective voice actors, Mitsuho Kambe and Yuu Kobayashi.
Delicious in Dungeon Season 2 trailer
The initial teaser for the second season of Delicious in Dungeon was unveiled on June 13, 2024, which coincided with the airing of the first season’s finale.
The trailer offers a sneak peek into the group’s upcoming journey to defeat the Red Dragon and save Falin. It also provides a glimpse of the season’s main villain: Thistle, also referred to as “Sissel, The Mad Sorcerer, The Lunatic Magician,”who is responsible for creating the Island’s dungeon.
Furthermore, the remainder of the trailer does not divulge any information about the upcoming season. Instead, it offers brief glimpses of select scenes from the first season.
What will happen?
The second season of Delicious in Dungeon will continue from Chapter 53, which marks the start of the First Floor Interlude Arc.
The first season, consisting of 24 episodes, covered the story from the beginning until Chapter 52. This suggests that each episode encompassed an average of two to three chapters. As a result, it is likely that the second season will cover the remaining chapters of the manga.
However, if the second season is limited to only 12 episodes, as is typical for most seasonal shows, there will likely be another season to follow.
There are still seven story arcs remaining in the manga. If Season 2 continues to follow the story, it will encompass the Dwarf City Ruins Arc, the Lunatic Magician’s House Arc, Thistle Arc, New Dungeon Lord Arc, Winged Lion Arc, and Falin Arc.
The manga is expected to span 12 episodes, which will likely cover the Thistle Arc, with the remaining content reserved for a final season.
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