DON'T SLEEP?!? | Delicious In Dungeon Ep 1x19 Reaction & Review | Netflix 

I'm glad you noticed that the theme of this floor so far are mental attacks

Maybe it’s just me but I think Senshi was pissed because the cat girl was picky and threw the mushroom away and Senshi’s personal philosophy is all about “do-not-waste-food&respect-what-you-eat.”

The adult elf woman in the paintings was Marcille's mom, they look a lot alike but you can tell the difference because Momcille's ears come to sharper points.

Izutsumis story develops as more time passes , so please avoid spoilers and let Nerdy and those who haven’t seen the manga find out for themselves. Iztusumi herself will explain how her childhood was in the next episodes.

this ep is important to the plot actually

The spoon thing wasn't cultural though. Thats why Senshi kept pointing out how there is a right and a wrong way to use a tool. There is a right and a wrong way to hold a knife, and similarly, holding a spoon correctly is not a matter of culture, but simply a matter of good technique. On the matter of who transformed her, the catgirl said that she couldn't find anyone who knew Dark Magic, so presumably Shuro's group aren't the ones who did it, but merely the ones who took her in (in servitude, putting the curse around her neck) after the fact. Her situation being so concerning to them might've even been why Shuro was so outspoken about how bad Dark Magic was.

My guess for Izutsumi covering herself this entire time would be because other people could realize she is a chimera Which would give people assumption of Shuro's team is involving with ancient magic For the collar spell, it would be a backup spell in case she runs away and people realizing she is a chimera

With Itsuzumi it isn't a cultural thing with the way she eats they've said that Shuro eats properly without making such a mess. It's like when a child is eating with a spoon. You wanna let them know that there's a right way to use said utensil to ensure that the food doesn't fall out every time you go to take a bite. It may have been different if she said that she'd rather eat with her hands but she was trying to use the spoon to the best of her ability. Also I am pretty sussed by the people working under shuro because wtf??? They have this cursed child bound to them and even though they knew she'd be attacked by the collar if she didn't stay by them Shuro just decided to leave her behind. Idk seems weird to me...

It looked like he was sweating a lot under his arms, but it was just the pattern on his clothes

This is actually the single most important episode for the plot we have so far, and only the second most in the whole of Season 1. That nightmare section, both thematically and in the background, and even foreground details, will be important for the rest of the story. Keep it in the back of your mind! PS: Chimera Falin directly references FMA in one pannel, so the FMA vibes are intended!

To be fair to Senshi, Laios did ask what the audience was thinking about whether Izutsumi's bad eating habit was a cultural thing, to which Chilchuck dismissed because he remembered Shuro having excellent table manners. Now to be UN-fair to Senshi, maybe he should have waited to lecture Izutsumi over basic food etiquette when she was no longer holding Marcille hostage, or if they weren't in the middle of a delicate operation dispelling the (unknown as of the time) curse around Izutsumi's neck. The guy's got strange priorities.

No deep spoilers, but Izutsumi's backstory is sad AF!

The clam’s name also refers to a creature in Japanese mythology.

Marcile: You remind me of someone... a talk man I met in a half-remembered dream. He was possessed of some radical notions.

I live in Michigan for a year and they have fork for rice menu too. one of culture (not too) shock. Great to develop utensil skill.

“Didn’t advance the plot much.” Oooh buddy, pal, friend that dream is everything to the end game

To give an honest personal opinion, where I'm only making a statement about myself. I do have a hard time of being critical of other cultures. I mean, I can disagree with them personally, but I rarely criticize them. It has to be something extreme like slavery, child-to-adult marriages, excluding a population from having political participation and liberty, but even then I usually feel like I don't want to contribute much to the change of those people. I think the only way I would want to change it, would be if there was an argument that I or my government contribute/ed to it. I usually feel like I'm leaning into colonial ideas if I try to judge other cultures a little too much, even if I don't understand them.

Hi nerdy! Love your reactions!! Truly believe you would enjoy watching frieren beyond journey’s end Have a lovely day!

Totally fma vibes

I got such strong Skyrim flashbacks from “Oh, you’re finally awake” phrase while the camera shot was blinking. No way it wasn’t intentional, love this Easter egg

There are elements in this episode that are key to the final part of the story. In fact, there are background elements within the dungeon that we've been seeing that actually hint at a bunch of things that we likely won't even get to in the remaining episodes of season 1.

itsuzumi.

It was said that maizuru used to put that collar spell on shuro when hes small to prevent kid from losing(also kinda traumatized him with it tho) so that probably why she also put it on izutsumi? a really problematic way to watch the child

Hey man, good on you for figuring out what your problem with Laios was. That kind of introspection about being stuck in front of a possibly unflattering mirror like that is rough and not everybody’s up to it, let alone to doing it publicly on their RU-vid channel! Mad respect!

Fun fact, that book marcille uses to hit the monster is shown in the end credits!

Kbitty

The bi instinct to quote Gwen Stefani everytime we say the word "bananas" (B-a-n-a-n-a-s)

It is not bad to view separating the souls of the chimera like unscrambling an omelet. Marcielle's Fear is the mortality of her loved ones ... Time. 🤔Frieten: "First time?" You seem to be making a very unsupported Leap into assuming that Shuro's party had anything to do with the catgirl's curse. Yeah he's a samurai of a noble house and has retainers but that doesn't mean he's been abducting people and experimenting on them. It could be a factor of Shinobi training, And she didn't know what she was getting into. She could have been cursed and found shinobi training as the only acceptable life for her going forward. For an oriental adventure (Kara-Tur / Khitai) setting Shuro's family seems to be very cosmopolitan about who they choose to employ. Maybe roll back your nobility bias. 🧐