Question Is it wrong to pick up girls in a dungeon? Sword Oratorio

The Banshee and Lefiya are the cutest couple of possibly repressed lesbian elves ever. It really feels obvious to me Lefiya has a bit of a crush on Ms. Banshee as well, but the Banshee has a SUPER huge crush on Lefiya.

I say repressed because I'm not sure either one quite realizes what their feelings actually mean, though I'm sure Lefiya has some clue considering her crush on Ais as well. Honestly, they are by far the cutest and most adorable couple in either series. If they'd just open up and admit it to each other, that is...

"Is it wrong to pick up girls in a dungeon?" ... err ... isn't that the daydream of like every adventure ever? Find girl of their dreams in distress, save her, romance!

Phoenix Spiritus wrote: "Is it wrong to pick up girls in a dungeon?" ... err ... isn't that the daydream of like every adventure ever? Find girl of their dreams in distress, save her, romance!

It's a pair of concurrent anime series focused on Bell Cranel and the goddess Hestia in one, and the Loki family (specifically Lefiya and Ais Wallenstein). The title is a bit of a joke and a reference to that exact thing.

Not so much of a Damsel In Distress in these two, though.

Ametros wrote: Not so much of a Damsel In Distress in these two, though.

Actually Bell fit that bill at first.

Yeah, but they're no damsel. So the trope's not played straight.

Iwasforger03 wrote:

Phoenix Spiritus wrote: "Is it wrong to pick up girls in a dungeon?" ... err ... isn't that the daydream of like every adventure ever? Find girl of their dreams in distress, save her, romance!

It's a pair of concurrent anime series focused on Bell Cranel and the goddess Hestia in one, and the Loki family (specifically Lefiya and Ais Wallenstein). The title is a bit of a joke and a reference to that exact thing.

There are actually three manga series, and a Four Koma manga, as well as the two Anime series.

But they are all based on a series of Light Novels that are up to eight volumes.

Both Anime cover the time period between one and Three? certainly no more than that. Main manga is actually trailing behind the first Anime.

It's not nearly as sexist as the title sounds. The main, and very Innocent' proponent was told by his Grandfather, who is clearly a perverted old geizer, that the best way to pick up girls is to be a dungeon hero. Or something like that.

peter wrote: It's not nearly as sexist as the title sounds. The main, and very Innocent' proponent was told by his Grandfather, who is clearly a perverted old geizer, that the best way to pick up girls is to be a dungeon hero. Or something like that.

And then proceeds to be a classic example of the Anime Oblivious Harem Magnet.

But he's pretty cool, and the episode 8 fight is the single most badass scene I have seen in an anime.

peter wrote: It's not nearly as sexist as the title sounds. The main, and very Innocent' proponent was told by his Grandfather, who is clearly a perverted old geizer, that the best way to pick up girls is to be a dungeon hero. Or something like that.

His Grandfather wasn't A perverted old geizer. He was the perverted old geezer.

Indeed, tis true NJM.

The show is hilarious, with great mix of comedy, romance, emotion, and fight scenes that are very well done. It's a nice romp of a fantasy adventure type story.

So this finally got on Netflix in Singapore and I watched it ...

Which made me nostalgic for World Of Warcraft, So now I’m loosing lots of time playing Dungeon Hunter 5 :/