The art stays true to the manga. Despite there being some jank animation sometimes, the animation and art look great and fully embodies the comedic pacing, facial expressions, with voice acting to boot. The balance between comedy and the dungeon exploring never gets stale or awkward, as they seamlessly chain from one scene to another.
Each monster that the gang encounters, the people that they interact with, and the different floors of the dungeon offer multitudes of different experiences. Senshi is able to cook different monsters and conjure different dishes, Marcille is able to showcase her arsenal of magic -- and her lack thereof sometimes, Laois his pretty blockheaded personality with an obsession towards monsters, and Chilchuk with his tsukommi. Every encounter that our party meets is not only action and comedy, but also a way for characters to deepen their friendship and for the viewer to see genuine character interaction with each other. It's also fun to see how characters tackle different monsters given their understanding of monster behavior and anatomy.
It's a state of the art show with not too many flaws, as long as you enjoy the genre and theme.
