Old companions reunited in the dungeon... Will ex-comrades be able to work together in the rescue of Falin from the Lunatic Magician? Will a shared meal manage to right past wrongs?
With the demon poised to sate his appetite on all the peoples of the surface, Laios is the only one who can stop the beast. What will become of the world, the dungeon, and of Falin? Find out in this final volume!
The demon is still at large, and the monsters are now dangerously close to the surface...Will Laios and his allies be able to lock the monsters in the depths of the dungeon before it's too late?
Marcille, now the lord of the dungeon, makes a wish...and it ends up being a curse that threatens to envelop the entire world! Can Laios and his party trick Marcille and stop the winged lion before it's too late!?
The Lord of the Dungeon wields his enormous power to summon legendary dragons. With no allies left to back him up, Laios must desperately use all his monster knowledge to survive!
After eating who-knows-how-many monsters, Laios and his party arrive at the Lunatic Magician Sissel's lair on the bottom floor of the dungeon, where they find the dungeon's strongest...bunny!?
The mermaid Jo has been whiling away her days in peace. But that tranquility is shattered when her friend Ryuu is locked away for breaking the gravest of undersea laws.
As Nomoto comes to terms with her feelings, Kasuga worries over her relationship with her family. Meanwhile, Nagumo moves in next door and Nomoto reunites with an old follower named Yako, widening their social circle as tensions grow.?
Kasuga and Nomoto promised to spend their Christmas and New Year's together. Now, they find themselves learning more about each other's families through the food sent by Nomoto's mother.
Cooking is how Nomoto de-stresses, but one day, she finds herself making way more than she can eat by herself. And so, she invites her neighbor Kasuga, who also lives alone. What will come out of this impromptu dinner invitation...?
A love letter to those who dream of being fashionable but consider their weight as an obstacle, this uplifting comic essay by a plus-sized author chronicles her own journey with body positivity and learning to love herself as she is.
"Having a little sister isn't easy—she takes my soda, follows me around, and wants to tag along with me and my friends. Worse, she always gets her way with our parents! Sometimes I wonder if I was adopted just to look after her."
