Dungeon Meshi Episode 12 Discussion

Not saying she is weak, her raw power spells (fireballs, shields, lifting stuff ect) are good, just her other type of spells were sloppily executed and she lacked practice of her theoretical knowledge (the whole harvesting mandragora with dogs thing). Chilchuck couldn't believe she was a stellar student.
Point being she was studying very different things than what you need in the mundane life in a dungeon. For example her healing spells ware quite effective, but she forgot to cast some anesthetic the fist few times...she is learning tho.


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It's a trope - Came Back Wrong https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CameBackWrong

So Falin was able to be revived after all, I figured they wouldn’t leave her dead after all we’ve heard about her, and honestly I think that would have been a cool move but this show isn’t that dark, despite that tho we had a pretty metal scene where she got revived using all of her bones and the meat and blood from the dragon. This has me wondering if they actually needed every single one of her bones, would the resurrection have failed if they didn’t? Would she be deformed if they constructed her wrong? Those are questions that will probably not be answered, but I’m glad to see Falin is alive and well with no complications as of rn, it was also interesting to learn that Marcille has been studying forbidden/black magic, I can certainly see why it is forbidden lol.

And after a nice bath fanservice scene as well as a heart to heart between Marcille and Falin, it was time to actually eat the dragon that started all this in the first place, not before Senshi blew himself up tho lol. And the fact that Falin is now eating the dragon that ate her is another things that’s pretty metal although it was portrayed in a wholesome way, and we also saw that Falin can still see ghosts as the place they were staying was the home of one, I guess it’s good it allowed them to sleep there but I wouldn’t want to after knowing that lol. And lastly we saw that elf girl from the Mario 64 paintings a while back, I’m very interested in what she’s about here in the actual world.

And lastly, just in case the OP and ED changes as we near the spring anime season, I wanted to mention that they are both bangers and are definitely favorites of mine this Winter season, that Party ED was definitely an anthem for the weekend being close, I wouldn’t mind if it stuck around but of course I’m open for some new great songs.

This isn't really a spoiler because the manga explains it way back when Namari goes to the resurrection centre, but yes! A lot of your questions do have canonical answers and they also explain why the party felt that ancient magic was their best bet.

Resurrection magic in dunmeshi is just an extension of healing magic - I think Marci explains it in the anime as well, that it's essentially just repairing all the damage to the body. However, the more grievous the injuries, the more the link between body and soul is severed. Specifically if more than 1/13 of the body is destroyed, the resurrection becomes uncertain.
There's more to it, like the calories needed, the state of blood etc etc but for the purposes of this conversation, the important part is that far, faaaar more than 1/13 of Falin's body has been lost, making resurrection by ordinary means nearly impossible.
Short answer; yeah the bones were desperately needed.

Thanks for the detailed answer, I can definitely see why the forbidden magic was needed since the typical resurrection is that intricate. I guess this also means you can’t resurrect someone deformed huh lol.