#tansu

[breegadey]

kaka hating his legs makes me so sad

[savaralyn2]

Dungeon Meshi - Ending 2 Illustrations (part 2/1)

[cappucosmic]

DUNGEON BOYS

Inspired by the AMV I kept seeing of Chilchuk with "Nobody Likes Me"

[vintagehomecollection]

Varying the chest-on-chest format, Tosh and Robert Beeman have separated a kitchen tansu to achieve a built-in look for their dining room. Their sprawling ranch in California's wine country shows strong architectural connections with Japan, Mrs. Beeman's ancestral home.

At Home With Japanese Design: Accents, Structure and Spirit, 1990

[dunmeshistash]

Can you think of any obvious contradictions in the lore?

For example, there are descriptions of how dungeons work, in particular that they need a Lord to prevent collapse, that seem to be written from an omniscient narrator's perspective. But that claim is clearly contradicted by Thistle finding the tomes in the Island Dungeon. Which at that point seemed to be more 'dormant' than 'collapsed'.

I don't think that part is a contradiction! There's a few dungeons in the process of collapsing that don't have Dungeon Lords so the collapse isn't immediate, Mithrun approaches the dungeon that he became a lord in thinking it was collapsed/inactive only to be pulled by the demon, I imagine Thistle's dungeon was in a similar situation.

Here's two examples of how it's described

"on the verge of collapsing" "since it's still functioning, if barely, it's believed to have a lord somewhere"

"since it hadn't had a lord for a long time, it was believed to be nearly collapsed"

So I don't think they collapse right away as was the case in the Island (that one I'm pretty sure collapsed immediately because it was spilling into the surface and the demon was defeated)

It's hard to call something in dungeon meshi a straight up plot hole cause the contradictions are in the text itself and part of the story, we learn that thing works x way only to later learn it actually works y way only to later learn even more details (I'm talking about ancient magic) so since the mismatched info is plot accurate I can't think of many contractions that don't make sense with just a bit of excuses.

The one that puzzles me the most and that I think was a retcon is what Tansu says in chapter 19 and repeats in chapter 22

He talks as if this was something unique to this dungeon? But resurrection is said to be possible in every man-made dungeon, maybe in chapter 22 he's talking about specifically the immortality curse on the residents of the golden kingdom but idk how he'd know about that? Or maybe there's something more specific to how the souls are attached to bodies in this dungeon idk that one really puzzles me

There was other stuff I felt like were retconed (but in a way that makes sense) but I don't really remember what it was right now... oh yeah the half-elves having rounder ears and Fionil being a half-elf feels like a retcon but that's not a contradiction

[moneyisnobject]

Project "Hekate"

Courtesy: Riza Tansu

[spacevixenmusic]

Source: Delicious In Dungeon [2024]

[hug-kiss-marry-kill]

[naksushadows]

“It is brazen to desire something without being willing to endure the pain.” 

[wildbeautifuldamned]

EASTERN CLASSICS, LLC

https://tansushop.com/

[max-wayne12]

KIKI!!!!!

[breegadey]

I love seeing the small differences between Kaka and Kiki, especially in these sketches from Daydream Hour:

Golden kid! Studious man! Listens to his parents!

Where have you been all night, young lady?

[savaralyn2]

Mithrun is NOT helping.

[kachowkachowhowyoulikemenow]

Made a part two as requested !! Part three on the way

Part one ... Part Three

[idontthinkimokaymentally]

Hello there Tansu fans.

[dunmeshistash]

regarding dungeon immortality, i didn't really think tansu's comments meant *this* dungeon is unique in that regard. him saying 'here' just distinguishes the dungeon from the outside world, he could say the same about any dungeon. if there's something unique about this dungeon that caused them to choose it specifically to investigate, i would assume it's one of two things: one, this dungeon has a rare combination of different characteristics, like the fact that it's a good sized artificial dungeon in this stage of activity, as opposed to being a small dungeon, a natural dungeon, or a declining or dormant dungeon, and it's not controlled by the elves, dwarves, or some other power that would restrict access from private researchers like his group. or two, the immortality spell itself isn't unique, but they think the artificial elements of the dungeon, like the dwarven runes, might have clues about what ancient people or the mad mage have discovered about how dungeon immortality works that would make it usable as a spell outside dungeons, and *that* might be unique to this dungeon.

Yeah, thinking about it there's some ways it makes sense I just didn't think it was clear enough in the text but that might just be how I read, I thought of it of kind of a "mistake" because I've seen several people confused by how he talks about it, but again, might have been on purpose

I don't think it's an actual "mistake" just the closest thing I think feels contradicting, again, red herrings and misinformation is part of the story so I might be wrong and just missing something or forgetting something

Like, I think it makes sense he doesn't actually know why the elves want to go into the dungeon and it makes sense he thinks they want to research immortality like he is, it's just the wording that to me sounded like it was somehow special to this dungeon

Something I wish was clearer I guess? So I didn't have to fill in so many blanks myself 🤔