Will she be ever able to enjoy normal food again?
>>46369537
Marcille, nooo!
>>46369537
I don't get it.
>>46369589
Adventurers who decided to save money by eating what they kill in the dungeon. Elf is grossed out and suffering ptsd from eyeball goulash. Nightmares ensue
>>46369600
That elf a dim. there is nothing wrong with eating dungeon critters.
>>46369537
>steamed skulls with rice
>>46369537
No, her mouth has been ruined for normal food. She'll never be satisfied with anything else now.
>>46369787
I think those skulls are some kind of skull shaped fruit.
>Marcille becoming erect
I just want to force delicious giant octopus parasite down her throat.
>>46369537
>end of dungeon meshi
>rich beyond reason
>party goes for a meal at an inn
>find it bland, boring and tasteless
>immediately go back in the dungeon and start hunting monsters
>marcille right at the front drooling over the meal possibilities for the current monster
I can dig it.
>>46369537
>new chapter
Damn, I totally forgot about that, thanks OP
>>46369970
The fact you didn't even consider THEM building a tavern on top of a dungeon complex amazes me.
>>46369970
Lyos has plans to introduce dungeon species to the surface.
Purely for the purpose of farming and producing dungeon food, one would hope.
>>46370291
They'll probably build an entire complex on top of it to harvest magic (and food that is magic conductive). That's Marcille's entire "sustainable dungeon" plan.
>>46369600
sounds like a manga for vorefags
and vorefags are faggots
>>46370343
>hating on dungeon meshi
>on /tg/
>>46370316
Wasn't that seed from the hentai plant though.
>>46370372
sounds like what a vorefag would say, fag
>>46370372
>Responding
>>46370399
Are you projecting, and read the third number along on the bottom right corner before you assume all the people replying to you are one person.
>>46370372
>>46370418
>>46370422
damn, didn't knew that /tg/ was invaded by vorefags
what's the matter, are you sad that mommy didn't ate you when you were a kid?
>>46370343
Nah, only Laius would consider eating humanoids, and the others have forbidden it.Sorry for Mangafox, was feeling lazy
>>46370343
>calling cooking a vore
Jesus christ, read the manga.
>>46370463
God, you're worse than the one guy from /wodg/ who thought everyone responding to him was one person...and he called everyone an otherkin.
>>46370463
>>46370494
You know he won't.
>>46370513I might someday, you guys made me laff
>>46370316
That's what Marcille wants to do. To harvest Dungeon materials.
Laius is just a monster nerd.
>>46370520
It's actually a pretty neat look into dungeon ecosystems, with some interesting interpretations of some standard dungeon critters like mimics.
>>46370496
I don't know that guy you are talking about, but I bet he's not half-annoying as barneyfag on /v/
>>46370547
As I have no clue who barneyfag was I'll say this guy was roughly on-par. I even told him myself that I wasn't connected to anyone else...and he still didn't take the hint.
![bronies_do_watch_barney_and_friends_by_x86x2-d7fbv4c[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/XeZyUk4.png "bronies_do_watch_barney_and_friends_by_x86x2-d7fbv4c[1].png")
>>46370562
barneyfag is an anon on /v/ that relentlessly pursues any hints of pony-related pictures, telling other people that they are worse than barney fans
I wonder if Shambling Mounds are edible
>>46370825
The plants growing on the heads of merfolk were ok to eat, I'm sure it's no different.
>>46370825
It's not certain.
With their decomposing appearance, and amphibious nature, my guess is that Shamblers are actually more like seaweed than true plants. A massive brown algae megaculture, like Kelp.
This would have several ramifications. The "brain" of the shambler, is most likely a modified form of holdfast, which instead of holding the seaweed to a rock or the sand, holds it to itself, allowing it join together.
Any actual intelligence is likely to be distributed. Meaning that the larger a shambler is, the smarter it is. And that chopping off limbs will make it more stupid.
Also, given the stipe of brown algae is unlikely to hold the creature up by its own strength, it's probable that it actually floats. The shambler's body contains many pneumatocysts filled with lighter than air gas, allowing it to shamble across the ground.
But this is tangential, we're talking about food. If we draw a strict parallel, then only the salt-water shamblers found near coasts are likely to be edible. Most freshwater algae are toxic to humans.
It's likely that when you dry shamblers out (taking a long period of time, they carry a lot of moisture) you'll end up with a lot of material you can use like nori for wrapping other things in as an edible coating, or being processed for laverbread or soup.
>>46370377
>>46370316
Laios only wants that particular plant because he thinks it'd be super comfy to be held by the tentacles.
Laios is kinda weird and true neutral to a disturbing degree.
>>46369970
The recent chapters have been setting up a story to continue past saving their friend, but Marcille is planning to reproduce the essentials of a dungeon in a more contained and controllable fashion to improve and ease the trouble involved in collecting magical ingredients that are currently only harvestable by dungeon diving
What is this mango?
>>46374443
Dungeon Meshi.
A bunch of Adventurers are trying to recover the corpse of one of their members. Lacking funds, they're having to eat what they kill in the dungeon.
