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Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen Launches Delicious in Dungeon Collab
Capcom’s free update adds Official Pawns and crossover outfits inspired by Laios and Marcille, with the collaboration available for a limited time.
- Today, Capcom released a Delicious in Dungeon crossover for Dragon's Dogma II: Dark Arisen, introducing collaboration outfits and Official Pawns inspired by characters Laios and Marcille from the popular anime series.
- Official Pawns modeled after the heavily-armored Laios and the elven mage Marcille can be recruited from Riftstones. These collaboration outfits automatically appear in the Arisen's storage for equipping on characters and Pawns.
- Players on PS5, Xbox, and PC have until January 27, 2027, to access the collaboration content. Once redeemed, the outfits remain permanently in player storage even after the event ends.
- While unexpected, the crossover brings iconic designs from Ryoko Kui's manga series into Dark Arisen's fantasy world. The characters fit the adventure setting, offering new customization options for player parties.
- This update accompanies the Dark Arisen expansion, which revitalized the franchise with a massive new world and refined mechanics. The release adds depth to the existing ten Vocations, making the base game feel more polished.
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Dragon's Dogma 2 gets a timed collaboration with beloved anime and manga series Delicious in Dungeon, and it's out right now on PC, PlayStation and Xbox (but Switch players will have to wait)
Have you ever seen - or read - the wonderful Dungeon Meshi (known in English as 'Delicious in Dungeon')? It's a phenomenal manga series written and illustrated by Ryoko Kui, which was adapted into an anime series produced by Trigger in 2024. Long story short, it's about a group of adventurers in a fantasy world who lose an encounter with a dragon - who eats one of the party. What follows is a quest to revive the fallen party member (who happens …
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