I kind of hate that the anime cut out Namari's explanation of resurrection mechanics to the twins, especially the fact that once the body is missing more than 40% of its mass that resurrections' spell failure chance is increased exponentially. Decreases the tension of this episode's final scene quite a bit.
Yeah, as an anime only (at the time I first watched this) I was a little confused by the tone at the end, like, "this is what they wanted to find, right? Why is the soundtrack acting like they've just found something horrifying?" Would have made that ending hit harder if they'd taken a moment to clarify that a body reduced to a skeleton has Genshin Impact gacha odds of being resurrected.
@@Egavans didn’t they say that you need the body? If the body isn’t whole enough how can they bring her back? I think it worked even without the explanation cuz they also said at some point that resurrection can fail proportional to the state of the body. I think Marcielle mentions this early on when they found that one corpse being digested by the plant.
Oh see as an anime-only I was immediately like "oh she's a skeleton, can't resurrect those", which was helped by the fact that up to that point all examples of resurrection were of bodies that were completely intact apart from mostly single injuries.
They actually keep that in the English dub. It's made perfectly clear there needs to be enough flesh of the body to heal and the soul to reattach itself too.
Honestly this might be the first reaction I've seen where the reactor/s immediately realized that Laios got his leg bit on purpose. So many people seem to think that he was attempting to get swallowed and failed. So it was nice to see you catch it immediately! :D
I didn't notice that either. SOS Bros always notice even the smallest foreshadowing or slight emotional changes in the characters. I really trust their imagination and the knowledge they’ve gained from all the anime they’ve watched.
Memento Mori. Remember death. In retrospect, they were lucky the pot didn't shield them from fire, since they actually _didn't_ want to exhaust the dragon's fuel.
Well. They did say he bought it from an elf.. maybe someone related to the mad mage? I got the sense from the politics talk that the elves know the soul chaining spell too so maybe from someone who’s in the same elf tribe/country? 🤔
That was such a grim ending, especially with the earlier flashback... Even though you can resurrect people, its still going to be traumatizing to fish out parts of your own lil sister
SOS brosさんは日本人のファンも沢山居ますよね！英語がかなり聞きやすいのと、全てのリアクションでコンテンツに対する愛情を伝えてくれるところ、そして作中で好きじゃないと思った部分があったりお互いの意見に違うと思った部分があったらちゃんと率直に言ってくれるところが大好きです。OPとEDを飛ばして視聴するリアクターも多い中、この2人は毎回欠かさずしっかり最後まで曲を聴いてくれるのでそこもかなり信頼してます！笑
the way ive seen people describe this story is that the first maybe 1/5th of it is “aw, nice dungeon cooking anime” before it hits a “what the fuck” section. We have now entered the “What the fuck” zone. Welcome to Dungeon Meshi proper.
@@SmileytheSmile Oh that’s so cool! The three emoji heads was a coincidence but i’m gonna have to look into that cause I fucking love myths involving dragons
I love how the party's plan, in classic D&D fashion, fell apart very quickly and they had to improv everything without communicating with the member that isn't there. The DM knew this would happen too, because there was no mathematical way Kensuke would succeed its will save against fear.
Welcome to the "Real" Dungeon Meshi. The old DM isn't going anywhere, but his is the second half of the recipe that was kept hidden in plain sight the whole time!
I have seen some Made in Abyss comparisons to this series, but I like that you mention "the old DM isn't going anywhere," because MiA actually did lose a little bit of the adventurers' spirit in the movie and season 2. Literally, Riko is the only one carrying that theme foreward by the end.
@@michaelcreel6522 Yeah, I think most people sell this as a twist that changes the trajectory of the series, but I think that's a bad way to put it as it can put off the people that liked the first half but and also give people that want a MiA like total tonal shift unreasonable expectations. Kui got more freedom to do what she wanted, she didn't change ideas partway, she just got the go-ahead to add the wilder stuff.
Note: Laios said as early as the first episode that large predators like the dragon should rest a lot (like real large predators), especially after eating. Just a fun reminder to hold onto. I'll say nothing else about your thoughts for the next episode and just wait for you to watch it.
It's sad because the decisionmakers of this anime have decided to cut off the set-up of the concept of revival in this world... Originally right after Mr.Tansu(gnome granpa) returns from dungeon, Namari, Kiki, and Kaka(the black siblings under mr.Tansu) talked out that if more than 13% of the dead body is lost, the probability of resurrection drops exponentially... It should've included and I shall inform you
@@anitaremenarova6662all of her flesh and organs were gone. That's waaaay more than 13% of her bodymass, and thus her potential resurrection rate via conventional means is nearly zero right now
@@anitaremenarova6662 its relevant because ressurecting her ISN'T that simple now,there's not enough of heer body left to simply bring her back...using NORMAL methods
It was mentioned I think early on. Problem is that anime watchers will likely forget it by the time this part comes. But I remember Marcielle mentioning that resurrection can fail, and it depends on the state of the body. Luckily for me, I watched this back to back so I hadn’t forgotten that info. I guess they thought since they said it earlier it would be extra effort to repeat it. But maybe they should’ve kept the explanation later on and kept the previous explanation short.
NGL, after this episode the show gets way better for my personal taste, hope you guys love it. Edit: Yeah, after the discussion, I can't wait for the Ancient magic debut on the story.
God I love the red dragon episodes. this is where shit hits the fan for real hm regarding that last bit of laios' dream with falin, I think just that bit of falin saying goodbye wasn't a memory. yes they were separated while falin was in magic school, but we saw her there, she was much smaller
You how in FFXIV, people officially welcome you to Shadowbringers when you reach a certain point? This is like that! So, welcome to the Delicious in Dungeon!
@@ameixa9432 the dragon's fire breath is a flammable gas, it wouldn't be able to convert the bones into fuel immediately just because it's actively using the fuel. We already know they have slow digestion, I can't imagine the decomposition process for converting leftover scraps into fuel would be any quicker.
@@ThatsABeanDid I Forget something or is the fuel for the dragon really gas and not just liquid ? Also the dragon’s digestion is slow because it’s supposed to have a period of sleep. Here the dragon didn’t sleep so it’s digestion was fast.
@@lehyplay6961 The dragon's fire breath is basically a stove top especially with the tongue clicking and It was shown in the scene where Senshi accidentally lit the gland on fire where you can see the gas effects
Wait how are the "bones not some lesser version of the body?" All of the previous resurrections we've seen were done on mostly intact bodies, so... Also it's so funny watching Caleb shoot Jacob's ideas down at almost every turn even though Jacob is sometimes SPOT on. Case in point, the END of the Falin "memory" was obviously supposed to be Falin "talking" to Laios subconsciously prior to him finding her skull. They're both correct about different parts of the memory.
The anime did a very poor job of explaining resurrection magic, they don't realize how low the chances of a successful resurrection are with Falin in this state.
@@Kamon181 idk, I understood it pretty well and I'm an anime only. it was presented pretty hauntingly, so even with the actual mechanics of the magic unexplained, the tone of the story made it clear that it wasn't the appropriate amount of biomass to me, even if it could have been adapted better. so, still reads as tone-death Americans to me.
@@Green-3c34y65vrbu mate, drop the random American bashing. You’re just looking for reasons to be upset. Did you ever consider that the anime’s explanation could’ve been forgotten by them (they watch other shows, can have poor memory, etc.) and/or that they’re so into their own theories of what they think will happen they misunderstood how bad it was? Or that the anime’s explanation wasn’t good enough? None of that has to do with tone deaf American stuff. Plenty of Americans got the point being made just like you, so you’re not special. Blaming their own failure to get it on them being American is laughable. Did you ever consider they just didn’t remember? And it’s their own fault? Not America? Oh wait, you’re biased against Americans so of course it can’t be anything else. /s
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>music sadly fades
>Falin is dead
Caleb be like
LETS GOOOOO
we alreadh knew falin was dead though, it's more like we only found falin's bones
"LET THEM COOK!"
well, they do love to cook in tis show.
I love the concept of the dragon being like a lighter and clicking its tongue to create a spark and release fire
Only other one I can remember is from the most recent DnD Movie. There is a dragon that breathes a flammable gas, then lights it.
Almost every dragon in the How to train your dragon series works this way as well
SO cool
god i love the detail and building of this anime SO much and how it explains lots of stuff that we usually just brush off as 'eh, its magic'
I kind of hate that the anime cut out Namari's explanation of resurrection mechanics to the twins, especially the fact that once the body is missing more than 40% of its mass that resurrections' spell failure chance is increased exponentially.
Decreases the tension of this episode's final scene quite a bit.
Yeah, as an anime only (at the time I first watched this) I was a little confused by the tone at the end, like, "this is what they wanted to find, right? Why is the soundtrack acting like they've just found something horrifying?" Would have made that ending hit harder if they'd taken a moment to clarify that a body reduced to a skeleton has Genshin Impact gacha odds of being resurrected.
More than 40%? Worse, its more than 1/13th.
@@Egavans didn’t they say that you need the body? If the body isn’t whole enough how can they bring her back? I think it worked even without the explanation cuz they also said at some point that resurrection can fail proportional to the state of the body. I think Marcielle mentions this early on when they found that one corpse being digested by the plant.
Oh see as an anime-only I was immediately like "oh she's a skeleton, can't resurrect those", which was helped by the fact that up to that point all examples of resurrection were of bodies that were completely intact apart from mostly single injuries.
They actually keep that in the English dub. It's made perfectly clear there needs to be enough flesh of the body to heal and the soul to reattach itself too.
Honestly this might be the first reaction I've seen where the reactor/s immediately realized that Laios got his leg bit on purpose. So many people seem to think that he was attempting to get swallowed and failed. So it was nice to see you catch it immediately! :D
SOS bros always the one catching the right stuff
I didn't notice that either. SOS Bros always notice even the smallest foreshadowing or slight emotional changes in the characters. I really trust their imagination and the knowledge they’ve gained from all the anime they’ve watched.
That is the sos specialty. They miss obvious stuff, but catch subtle stuff.
Jacob: Can you do this Marcille?
Gigachad Marcille: *Y E S*
Memento Mori.
Remember death.
In retrospect, they were lucky the pot didn't shield them from fire, since they actually _didn't_ want to exhaust the dragon's fuel.
19:40 "Lets bring mom back"
Well you are not wrong 😅
You absolute slob
Made me chuckle
I did not get that the ghost's ring was the same spell as the one on the dungeon, and I feel like a total fool for not seeing that immediately.
granted I'mnot sure if it actually IS from THIS dungeon
Well. They did say he bought it from an elf.. maybe someone related to the mad mage? I got the sense from the politics talk that the elves know the soul chaining spell too so maybe from someone who’s in the same elf tribe/country? 🤔
That was such a grim ending, especially with the earlier flashback...
Even though you can resurrect people, its still going to be traumatizing to fish out parts of your own lil sister
This series has some unexpected grizzly moments
I'll be surprised if the second op doesn't cause some mood whiplash
Damn falin really said 💀
Kimi no tame no paatii da!! 💃🪩🎉
SOS兄弟さんのリアクションが好きで、英語はあまりわからないですが、翻訳機能で楽しく観ています。
ダンジョン飯を好きになってくれていて本当に嬉しいです！
SOS brosさんは日本人のファンも沢山居ますよね！英語がかなり聞きやすいのと、全てのリアクションでコンテンツに対する愛情を伝えてくれるところ、そして作中で好きじゃないと思った部分があったりお互いの意見に違うと思った部分があったらちゃんと率直に言ってくれるところが大好きです。OPとEDを飛ばして視聴するリアクターも多い中、この2人は毎回欠かさずしっかり最後まで曲を聴いてくれるのでそこもかなり信頼してます！笑
the way ive seen people describe this story is that the first maybe 1/5th of it is “aw, nice dungeon cooking anime” before it hits a “what the fuck” section. We have now entered the “What the fuck” zone. Welcome to Dungeon Meshi proper.
“No its gonna be okay, its gonna be okay”.
What could possibly go wrong.
Ready Perfectly
Guys imagine fighting a DRAGON and your weapon runs away...
We making it out the dragon’s stomach with this one 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥
Ah, the tongue clicking emojis.
Fun fact, the most famous dragon in the Russian folklore also has 3 heads.
@@SmileytheSmile Oh that’s so cool! The three emoji heads was a coincidence but i’m gonna have to look into that cause I fucking love myths involving dragons
Welcome to Dungeon Meshi. You're done with the tutorial!
I love how the party's plan, in classic D&D fashion, fell apart very quickly and they had to improv everything without communicating with the member that isn't there.
The DM knew this would happen too, because there was no mathematical way Kensuke would succeed its will save against fear.
The dragon rolled a nat 20 in intimidation and Kensuke activated its disengagement action
Liaos, inventing the fireball jump.
Welcome to the "Real" Dungeon Meshi. The old DM isn't going anywhere, but his is the second half of the recipe that was kept hidden in plain sight the whole time!
I have seen some Made in Abyss comparisons to this series, but I like that you mention "the old DM isn't going anywhere," because MiA actually did lose a little bit of the adventurers' spirit in the movie and season 2. Literally, Riko is the only one carrying that theme foreward by the end.
@@michaelcreel6522 Yeah, I think most people sell this as a twist that changes the trajectory of the series, but I think that's a bad way to put it as it can put off the people that liked the first half but and also give people that want a MiA like total tonal shift unreasonable expectations.
Kui got more freedom to do what she wanted, she didn't change ideas partway, she just got the go-ahead to add the wilder stuff.
The dragon fight is so amazing. Truly, the main course is here.
Man, it was so fun enjoying the second-hand excitement of you guys watching this fantastic climax. What a great episode!
oh the next one is gonna be so fun
Note: Laios said as early as the first episode that large predators like the dragon should rest a lot (like real large predators), especially after eating.
Just a fun reminder to hold onto.
I'll say nothing else about your thoughts for the next episode and just wait for you to watch it.
FunFact, marcille being on top of the structure whiole collapsing it is an anime only inclusion. and it's badass
With the kind of magic she knows slowing her fall is child's play.
It's sad because the decisionmakers of this anime have decided to cut off the set-up of the concept of revival in this world...
Originally right after Mr.Tansu(gnome granpa) returns from dungeon, Namari, Kiki, and Kaka(the black siblings under mr.Tansu) talked out that if more than 13% of the dead body is lost, the probability of resurrection drops exponentially...
It should've included and I shall inform you
Don't see how that's relevant here, the flame pouch was still full.
@@anitaremenarova6662all of her flesh and organs were gone. That's waaaay more than 13% of her bodymass, and thus her potential resurrection rate via conventional means is nearly zero right now
@@anitaremenarova6662 its relevant because ressurecting her ISN'T that simple now,there's not enough of heer body left to simply bring her back...using NORMAL methods
It was mentioned I think early on. Problem is that anime watchers will likely forget it by the time this part comes. But I remember Marcielle mentioning that resurrection can fail, and it depends on the state of the body.
Luckily for me, I watched this back to back so I hadn’t forgotten that info. I guess they thought since they said it earlier it would be extra effort to repeat it. But maybe they should’ve kept the explanation later on and kept the previous explanation short.
NGL, after this episode the show gets way better for my personal taste, hope you guys love it. Edit: Yeah, after the discussion, I can't wait for the Ancient magic debut on the story.
God I love the red dragon episodes. this is where shit hits the fan for real
hm regarding that last bit of laios' dream with falin, I think just that bit of falin saying goodbye wasn't a memory. yes they were separated while falin was in magic school, but we saw her there, she was much smaller
you are cheering, Falin became a scary skeleton and you are cheering
Fyi, namari never said it defends against dragon fire, she said it defends agains dragon claws
The dragon use Falin as a fuel, when I know that I just depressed for a day...
Depend on how you see it. In the world of Dungeon Meshi, dragon's fire breath is it igniting fart from it's mouth.
You how in FFXIV, people officially welcome you to Shadowbringers when you reach a certain point?
This is like that!
So, welcome to the Delicious in Dungeon!
Trigger cooked here
Love how Laios has goober moments and also badass and leader highlights
Now for the second cours, where this story cooks even more!
Just knowing if they went with their plan, Falin would be super donezo
I don't know why this idea is so prevalent, it doesn't make any sense both biologically and chemically
@@ThatsABeanwhat do you mean by that
@@ameixa9432 the dragon's fire breath is a flammable gas, it wouldn't be able to convert the bones into fuel immediately just because it's actively using the fuel.
We already know they have slow digestion, I can't imagine the decomposition process for converting leftover scraps into fuel would be any quicker.
@@ThatsABeanDid I Forget something or is the fuel for the dragon really gas and not just liquid ? Also the dragon’s digestion is slow because it’s supposed to have a period of sleep. Here the dragon didn’t sleep so it’s digestion was fast.
@@lehyplay6961 The dragon's fire breath is basically a stove top especially with the tongue clicking and It was shown in the scene where Senshi accidentally lit the gland on fire where you can see the gas effects
From here on the story transforms into delicious in dark soul
@13:41 last episode you guys joked about laios baiting the dragon with food. WELL UH.... 😂😂😂
Been waiting for this all week I'm so excited to see what you two think about this one !!
Wait how are the "bones not some lesser version of the body?" All of the previous resurrections we've seen were done on mostly intact bodies, so...
Also it's so funny watching Caleb shoot Jacob's ideas down at almost every turn even though Jacob is sometimes SPOT on. Case in point, the END of the Falin "memory" was obviously supposed to be Falin "talking" to Laios subconsciously prior to him finding her skull. They're both correct about different parts of the memory.
19:22 Kimi no tame no paatii da!! 💃🪩🎉
I think this is the best dragon fight in anime we had from decades
I don't think that scene was a memory, my guy
2:18 did they read the (sadly skipped) golden kamuy polar bear chapters off camera?
2:07 Now that you mention it...
A fun way to resurrect Falin… yeah fun!
Great reaction!
Such a good episode!
What a banger episode
前菜はここまでだ
they skipped the scene where they explained you need 12/13ths of someone to ressurrect them
I can't wait for next episodeeee ❤❤❤❤
I think calling out "What a great episode" is gonna get super repetitive, with every episode being great.
Why does Caleb look like a less violent Bryan Danielson?
you are now entering the WHAT section of dungeon meshi. enjoy
いいねぃ
💀
あれ？SOS兄弟ダンジョン飯観てたんだんだ！？ヤンキー翻訳で観てないぞ？早く翻訳して下さい！彼らがなんて言ってるのか知りたいです！
自動翻訳に日本語が付いてるヨ
how is "Let's gooo!" the reaction to finding his sister's skull? tone death americans..
The anime did a very poor job of explaining resurrection magic, they don't realize how low the chances of a successful resurrection are with Falin in this state.
@@Kamon181 idk, I understood it pretty well and I'm an anime only. it was presented pretty hauntingly, so even with the actual mechanics of the magic unexplained, the tone of the story made it clear that it wasn't the appropriate amount of biomass to me, even if it could have been adapted better. so, still reads as tone-death Americans to me.
@@Green-3c34y65vrbu mate, drop the random American bashing. You’re just looking for reasons to be upset. Did you ever consider that the anime’s explanation could’ve been forgotten by them (they watch other shows, can have poor memory, etc.) and/or that they’re so into their own theories of what they think will happen they misunderstood how bad it was? Or that the anime’s explanation wasn’t good enough?
None of that has to do with tone deaf American stuff. Plenty of Americans got the point being made just like you, so you’re not special. Blaming their own failure to get it on them being American is laughable. Did you ever consider they just didn’t remember? And it’s their own fault? Not America? Oh wait, you’re biased against Americans so of course it can’t be anything else. /s
it's because it's a cool scene with cool framing, it's an exciting, horrifying reveal. it's that simple