Delicious in Dungeon

The world of Ryoko Kui's Delicious in Dungeon is a carefully crafted web of reliances between the dungeon's ecosystem and the adventurers that explore it. Through that, it shows that not only are we responsible for taking care of our ecosystem, but are a direct part of it. If one part is damaged, we will feel the consequences - which sounds like something out of climate change propaganda.
The burly dwarf is the one to teach our team how to cook and take care of themselves - a traditionally feminine role, while the blonde elf girl slings deadly spells and knows dark magic - filling for the masculine "damage" role
There is also Chilchuck, who is a divorced union leader, increasing work conditions for his people - the halffoots. Possibly the most realistic character.

All in all, there is much to be said about the leftist themes of Delicious in Dungeon, from DEI characters, to the Communist utopia of the golden kingdom. But it''s undeniably a fantastic show. The characters are charming and their personal conflicts feel real. The world is immersive and its politics give a different level of tension. And the animation is fantastic, paired with the incredible music it brings the atmosphere to a whole new level

It's good to have a glance on the other's point of view, and i think Delisious in Dungeon is one of the better windows to view it from