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On page 164 Laios muses that it is probably all the fat and blood from the dungeon creatures he has butchered which have soaked into his beard that give it magic insulation properties.
Could be a blessing or a curse when it also makes you resistant to healing or buffs like in this case.
Totally thought your comment was replying to the one above, telling @simias to keep at flexing on the Loch Ness.
Last chapter
Impressed with how well they rendered the greasy / cleaned hair. Also I want to try Marcello’s hairdo from the first page.
Looking forward to the next volume! I already have a comment for its cover but I’ll save it for the next thread!
Volume 3 is here:
Hello, I’ve just started the Dungeon Meshi comic series and am on volume 2 now (first couple of pages). Just curious, is there a community Vocabulary list for this series like there was for Volume 1? I couldn’t see anything in this thread (may have missed it, sorry in advance).
Also, may I post some thoughts or questions here if I have them, even though this thread is a bit old now?
Thank you!
Unfortunately, no - we don’t typically continue with the vocab sheets for offshoot clubs.
Absolutely. We’re all still watching the thread. Aaaaalways watching…
I’m monitoring these threads too, don’t hesitate to ask!
Thanks a bunch! Might have to make my own vocab list for S&Gs or just plough through it like I usually do. Also, I’ll post some pics of my favorite moments if that’s okay. Have a couple from v1 too.
I’d love to revisit some nice scenes 
From volume 1 too!
Every now and then I enjoy a scene so much i need to take a snapshot. Not a lot but here are a couple parts I loved from v1.
Marcille’s face after Laios asked her how the vines felt.
Laois and Falin as kids 
Laios’s dedication to eating everything 
I’m sure v2 will have some fun moments too. Look forward to reading them!!
It’s funny seeing how the art style has evolved. There drawings look significantly more simplistic than what we see at volume 8.
Here are a few more pics from last year when I went to the art exhibit at the international manga museum in Kyoto.
And here are a few IRL things from the event.
They had some themed dishes but none of it really looked like the food from the comic / animation. Still neat.
Wow, amazing! Would love to see some of those cover arts in person. Were they prints? It looks from a quick glance that at the very least they’re seperated layer files for the originals! (I have no idea of Ryoko Kui works digitally or analogue - i suspect the former)
Sorry deleted post because I just babble it it’s embarrassing.