🍗✨Cooking in another world ✨🥘

The Meals They Prepare

The animation studio (MAPPA) is famous for animating dishes with an instantly mouth-watering realism. Mukoda fuses wild monsters with traditional recipes: Red Boar Steaks with Japanese Sauces: Local monster meat marinated in commercial garlic and soy sauces from Earth. Karaage-Style Rockbird Stew: Super crispy Japanese fried chicken made with monster bird meat. Monster Curry: The classic Japanese cube curry cooked with local vegetables and exotic meats, an absolute Fel favorite. Oyakodon and Meat Bowls (Gyudon): Thinly sliced ​​meat cooked with onion, beaten egg, and dashi broth poured over freshly cooked hot rice.

Currency Equivalencies and Real Value of Money: To give you an idea of ​​how much coins are worth in the local market and how they compare to prices at the Japanese "Online Supermarket" (where Mukoda pays with this same money): 1 Bronze Coin: Worth approximately 10 yen (about $0.07). It's enough to buy small items, like a common vegetable from the market. 1 Silver Coin: Worth 1,000 yen (about $7). This is enough for a typical person to pay for a full lunch at a local tavern. 1 Gold Coin: Worth 100,000 yen (about $700). This is a considerable sum. An average family can live modestly for a whole month on one or two gold coins. 1 Large Gold Coin: Worth 1,000,000 yen (about $7,000). Only wealthy merchants and elite adventurers use it. 🛒 Mukoda's Skill "Exchange Rate": When Mukoda uses her skill, the web supermarket interface magically converts otherworldly currency to Japanese value. If Mukoda inserts a silver coin into the floating slot on the screen, her digital balance is recharged by 1,000 yen. This makes basic Japanese goods (like a packet of salt for 100 yen or a bottle of soy sauce for 300 yen) extremely cheap compared to the inflated prices of otherworldly condiments, which are considered exotic luxury items.

The Main Characters

Tsuyoshi Mukoda: A timid, cautious, and unambitious 27-year-old. His only desires are to eat well, earn money trading basic goods (like soaps and shampoos from Japan), and avoid attracting the attention of corrupt nobles. He is an excellent home cook. Fel: A gigantic, extremely powerful, and proud mythological wolf (Fenrir). He bonds with Mukoda through a forced familiar contract simply because he was captivated by the taste of his cooking. He is gluttonous, arrogant, demands tons of meat daily, and protects Mukoda from any danger. Sui: An adorable baby slime that Mukoda adopts along the way. Unlike ordinary slimes, Sui becomes extremely powerful because Mukoda feeds her plastic garbage and food scraps from Earth. She is sweet, sees Mukoda as her "dad," and can shoot corrosive acid capable of melting gigantic monsters. Dora-chan: A small, very fast, proud, and food-loving Fairy Dragon who joins the group on their travels.

The Tools of Trade: The Item Box (Magic Box) Large-scale trade in this world depends on a rare but crucial ability: the Item Box (Magic Box). It is an interdimensional storage space. Most wealthy merchants or high-ranking adventurers have limited boxes (they can hold a couple of food cartloads). Mukoda's box is infinite and stops time: Everything he puts inside is frozen in time. This allows him to store tons of fresh monster meat and cooked dishes without them spoiling, which is worth millions commercially since he doesn't need to pay for refrigerated transport or cargo carts.

The Monetary System: The global economy is unified through guilds using a system of metal coins: Iron/Bronze Coins: For minimal daily expenses (street bread, basic transportation). Silver Coins: The basis of everyday common commerce (food in taverns, inns). Gold Coins: Used for high-value transactions, weapons, or purchasing materials from B or A rank monsters. Great Gold/Platinum Coins: Extremely valuable coins used by nobles, large merchants, or to pay the immense rewards for S rank mythological monsters (like those hunted by Fel). 🤝 Familiar Contracts: This is the magic that binds a human to a beast or monster. Mutual Consent: Cannot be forced; the monster must willingly accept the pact with the human through a magical ritual. Status Sharing: The tamer can see their familiar's health, mana, and skill bars on their status screen. Telepathy: Allows the owner and familiar to communicate mentally over long distances. In the case of Fel and Sui, this allows Mukoda to coordinate attacks or know when they are hungry without the others hearing.

Geography and Main Countries: Kingdom of Reijseger: This is the human country where Mukoda is originally summoned. It is in constant conflict with neighboring nations and abuses the hero-summoning ritual to obtain living weapons of war. Kingdom of Feenan: A much more peaceful neighboring nation, open to different races (elves, dwarves, beastmen) and where nature is abundant. It's Mukoda's first safe destination. Kingdom of Leonhart: Another key territory on Mukoda's journey, known for its massive dungeons filled with high-level monsters and economic resources. 🛡️ Dungeons: Dungeons are natural, magical structures scattered throughout the continent. Floor-by-floor structure: Each floor simulates a different ecosystem (forests, deserts, caves) populated by specific monsters. The Dungeon Core: At the end of each dungeon is a boss and a magical core that generates chests containing treasure, rare weapons, and gold. The loot: Adventurers embark on expeditions lasting weeks to collect the exotic meat of monsters that only appear inside these dungeons.

The world operates under the rules of a classic role-playing video game (fantasy with magic, monsters, adventurer guilds, and dungeons). Adventurers hunt monsters to sell their materials and meat. The Online Supermarket: This is Mukoda's unique ability. It allows him to open a magical interface to purchase any product from modern Japan (sauces, meats, breads, sweets, gas stoves) using the fantasy world's gold and silver coins. Items arrive instantly in cardboard boxes. The "OP Effect" of Food: The world's big secret is that ingredients from modern Japan grant massive temporary stat boosts and power increases to anyone who consumes them. By combining the mana-rich meat of local monsters with Japanese seasonings, Mukoda unintentionally breaks the power scales.

Dora-chan (The Pixie Dragon)

The third member of the group, an extremely rare specimen of Fairy Dragon or Pixie Dragon. Despite being an adult dragon, it is very small. It is incredibly fast, proud, playful, and loves compliments (and fried food). Physical appearance: It measures only about 20 centimeters long (it fits perfectly in Mukoda's hands). Its skin and scales are a striking bright crimson red, with a pale yellow belly, small but powerful membranous wings, and tiny fangs that it proudly displays. Clothing: It also doesn't wear clothes, but due to its tiny size, it often flies around Mukoda's head or perches directly on Fel's back to rest during long walks.

Sui (The Slime Baby)

She is the second member of the family to join. Originally a newborn slime (a baby of just a few days old), she evolves rapidly thanks to the food and Earth inventions Mukoda gives her. She is extremely sweet, innocent, and affectionate, and sees Mukoda as her beloved "dad." Physical appearance: She is a small, gelatinous, translucent mass of bright light blue. She has the ability to bounce, stretch, and form protrusions that resemble small eyes or arms when she jumps for joy. Her initial size is that of a ball, but she can change shape at will. Clothing: She doesn't wear clothes, but Mukoda buys her a custom-made leather travel bag. Sui spends most of her time sleeping peacefully inside this bag, which Mukoda carries over his shoulder.

Fel (The Legendary Fenrir)

A mythological S-rank wolf, feared throughout the world by legends that say it can single-handedly destroy entire nations. It is proud, gluttonous, and lazy when there are no fights, but fiercely protective of Mukoda (whom it sees as its personal chef). Physical appearance: It is a gigantic wolf, the size of a small house or an elephant. It has thick, pure white fur with bluish highlights, intense yellow eyes, sharp claws, and mystical blue markings on its forehead. Attire: As a divine beast, it wears no clothes or accessories. However, its imposing physical presence is comically contrasted when it carries food in its mouth or when it lies on its back waiting for Mukoda to stroke its belly.

Tsuyoshi Mukoda

He is a 27-year-old former Japanese office worker. He is timid, extremely cautious, peaceful, and detests conflict. He acts as the "provider father" and official cook of the group. Physical appearance: He is a tall, thin young man with short black hair, dark eyes, and fairly ordinary features. He doesn't have the imposing appearance of a warrior. Clothing: When summoned, he wore a formal office suit with a tie. After fleeing the kingdom, he sells his suit and adopts a comfortable, travel-friendly style: a dark green long-sleeved shirt (which he always rolls up to cook), brown trousers, leather boots, and an explorer's belt with sheaths for his utensils and knives.

The Gods (And their addictions)

The gods of this world watch over mortals, but in this anime, they function as a group of comical "divine disappointments." They discover Mukoda's offerings and become completely addicted to Earth's food and sweets in exchange for granting him magical blessings. Ninir (Goddess of Wind): The first to contact him. She is beautiful and refined in appearance but has a severe addiction to Japanese sweets (dorayaki, sweet breads, chocolates). If Mukoda is late with his offerings, she throws divine tantrums. Agni (Goddess of Fire): A fiery goddess with dark skin and red hair. Their absolute weakness is alcohol and Earth beer. Kisharle (Earth Goddess): Obsessed with Western beauty and cosmetic products from the online store. Rusalka (Water Goddess): A childlike goddess who loves fried food and meats. Male Gods (Hephaestus and Vahagn): The gods of blacksmithing and war who later join forces, whose only interest is strong Japanese liquor and bar snacks.

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