Kabru and his adventuring party finally got time to shine in Delicious in Dungeon. While they appeared before, episode 14 gave them a lot of screen time.
Thanks to this new episode, viewers have finally gotten a proper introduction to this party. Surprisingly, while they seemed rather weak, they’re a strong party, albeit not against monsters.
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Delicious in Dungeon’s Kabru Leads a Capable Party
Kabru and his party were initially shown in Delicious in Dungeon episode 5, but since then, they’ve died twice at the hands of monsters. This led many to believe that they were a weak party.
That’s not the case though, at least not for Kabru. As episode 14 showed, Kabru is a strong fighter against human enemies, as he made quick work of the corpse retrievers who tried to scam them.
The new episode also showed Kabru being incredibly perceptive, as he was able to deduce what happened to Laios’ party, though he lacks knowledge of monsters.
In a way, he’s the reverse of Laios who specializes in monsters but struggles with humans.
Kabru is driven by a sense of justice, though he is ruthless, as shown by the fact that he killed the corpse retrievers who were running a scam.
Aside from Kabru, his other party members were also properly introduced, though fans need to wait a bit more for them to properly show off their skills.
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Rin, the Party’s Mage
Rinsha Fana (or Rin for short) is the party’s mage, and she’s often shown beside Kabru. That’s because Rin has a rather obvious crush on Kabru.
As for her personality, Rin is straightforward and often pessimistic. She’s the first to voice problems about the party’s situation.
Rin hasn’t shown her power yet in the anime, but in the manga, Rin is shown to be capable of using lightning magic. Kabru also mentioned that she’s a strong offensive mage.
While her origins weren’t revealed, Rin mentioned that although she’s also from the East like Shuro, she’s not from the same Japan-inspired land as him.
Mickbell, the Half-Foot Thief
No adventuring party would be complete without a thief, and the Half-foot Mickbell has that role in Kabru's party.
Mickbell is a capable thief when it comes to lockpicking and other sorts of deception. On the flip side, he’s also quite cowardly. Plus, it’s implied by Holm that he overworks Kuro for barely any payment.
In episode 14, Mickbell is revealed to have some disdain for Chilchuck. He says that Chilchuck is greedy, and he dislikes how Chilchuck acts like the Half-foot representative on the island
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Kuro, the Kobold Fighter
Kuro is perhaps one of the most distinctive and memorable members of Kabru’s party by being a dog-like kobold.
Because he’s part dog, Kuro has a keen sense of smell, enough that he can determine the members of Laios’ party by smell alone.
Much like how Rin is always beside Kabru, Kuro is almost always shown together with Mickbell. That’s because Kuro was hired by Mickbell to be his bodyguard, though Mickbell only pays him with food.
Despite their boss and bodyguard relationship, Mickbell cares for Kuro like family. Meanwhile, Kuro thinks of Mickbell as a good boss.
Holm, the Gnome Cleric
While Rin is the offensive spellcaster, Holm is a gnome cleric who specializes in healing and resurrection. For offense though, Holm can use elemental spirits.
Unlike the other members of the party, Holm is more laid-back, though he can be harsh with his judgments.
His laid-back personality does sometimes work against the party though, as he has a tendency to be quickly overwhelmed and freeze in place. This was noted by Kabru when the party was trapped in a magical fog.
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Daya, the Dwarven Warrior
Finally, we have the dwarven warrior Daya. Similar to Holm, Daya is laid-back, though aloof may be a better way to describe her.
Even if she’s not that close with the rest of the party, she gets along with her companions well enough.
Plus, much like the rest of the party, she fully trusts Kabru’s judgment, enough that she thinks Kabru is the only one capable of leading the island.
In episode 14, Daya also revealed that she and other dwarves harbor ill feelings towards Namari. That’s because Namari’s father caused dwarves to be seen as untrustworthy on the island.
The anime hasn’t shown Daya’s skills yet, but as a dwarven warrior, she is a strong melee fighter, similar to other dwarves such as Namari and Senshi.
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