What’s Next for Delicious in Dungeon? Studio Trigger Announces Second Season
Kadokawa confirmed on Sunday that the second season of Studio Trigger’s anime adaptation of Ryōko Kui’s “Delicious in Dungeon” will premiere in October 2027, exclusively on Netflix, according to a press release. The announcement, first shared at Anime Expo, included an “ultra teaser visual” to tease the upcoming episodes.
How the Second Season Fits Into the Anime Landscape
The first season of “Delicious in Dungeon” debuted in January 2024, running for 24 episodes globally on Netflix. The show’s unique blend of dungeon-crawling adventures and culinary humor has drawn attention for its creative premise, where adventurers survive by eating dungeon creatures. Kadokawa’s decision to greenlight a second season reflects growing demand for niche, genre-blending anime.
Studio Trigger, known for hits like “Kill la Kill” and “Sgt. Frog,” has a reputation for high-energy animation and original storytelling. The studio’s involvement in “Delicious in Dungeon” has already established a strong fanbase, with the first season receiving praise for its visual style and humor.
What Fans Can Expect From the New Season
The second season will follow the same core team of adventurers, including Laios and Marcille, as they continue their quest to survive dungeon challenges by turning monsters into meals. While specific plot details remain undisclosed, the “ultra teaser visual” suggests a continuation of the series’ signature mix of action and absurdity.
Production details are limited, but the return of key staff members indicates a commitment to maintaining the show’s tone and quality. The announcement also highlighted the show’s global appeal, with Netflix’s exclusive streaming model expanding its reach to international audiences.
Why This Matters for the Anime Industry
The success of “Delicious in Dungeon” underscores a trend in anime toward genre fusion. By combining dungeon-crawling tropes with food-centric humor, the series has carved a niche that appeals to both action and comedy fans. This approach aligns with broader industry shifts, as studios seek to differentiate their content in a competitive market.
Netflix’s role in distributing the series also highlights the platform’s growing influence in anime. The service has become a key player in global anime distribution, with shows like “Attack
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