Anime Like Cardcaptor Sakura: Leave it to Kero! Theatrical Version

In Delicious in Dungeon, adventurer Laios Touden guides a small party through an endless dungeon teeming with dangerous beasts and deadly traps. Thanks to advanced resurrection magic, explorers can learn from their mistakes and retry the journey, but when Laios' magical sister Falin is swallowed by a fearsome dragon, she is sent back to the start to prevent permanent death. Facing meager supplies and equipment, Laios pledges to traverse the dungeon and rescue Falin before she is completely digested. Although some teammates depart, the elven mage Marcille Donato and halfling locksmith Chilchuck Tims stay loyal. Battling hunger due to their limited resources, the group finds hope in Senshi, a dwarven warrior expert in preparing and eating the monsters they slay. Through Senshi's culinary skills, Laios and his comrades survive the dungeon while uncovering the art of gourmet dining and deepening their bonds.

For nine generations, the Shikada family has operated Dagashi Kashi, a traditional Japanese candy shop nestled in a quiet rural setting. Kokonotsu Shikada dreams of becoming a manga artist and steadfastly refuses to inherit the family business, causing deep disappointment for his father. His life shifts when the eccentric Hotaru Shidare arrives with the goal of recruiting Kokonotsu's father for the prestigious Shidare Corporation. Although her initial offer is rejected, the elder Shikada proposes a condition: he will reconsider if Hotaru can persuade Kokonotsu to take charge of the shop. Consequently, Hotaru sets out to demonstrate the true joy and nostalgia of traditional dagashi to the reluctant young man.

In the urban landscape, supermarkets are essential hubs where city residents can safely and conveniently purchase groceries. However, when the evening half-price bento sales begin, the atmosphere shifts dramatically. Politeness disappears, replaced by intense skirmishes where alliances dissolve into rivalry, all in the struggle for survival and sustenance. The once orderly aisles now host only two groups: the Wolves, who emerge victorious, and the Dogs, who are left behind. High school student You Satou finds himself thrust into this chaotic world after accidentally joining the fray. Instead of fleeing the nightly conflicts, he chooses to participate. Observing Satou's complete lack of combat skills, Wolf Sen Yarizui, a senior student, invites him and Hana Oshiroi, an enthusiastic onlooker, to join her Half-Priced Food Lovers Club. Through rigorous training, they come to understand the deeper meaning behind fighting for their meals.

In the series "Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill," Tsuyoshi Mukouda, an ordinary salaryman, is unexpectedly transported to the Kingdom of Reijseger in an alternate realm, where he is meant to aid in defending the kingdom against its enemies. Despite initial doubts about the royal family's motives, Mukouda cleverly uses his seemingly useless skill, "Online Supermarket," to avoid being forced into combat roles. This ability lets him obtain Japanese food items and cooking tools at minimal cost, items that are considered rare treasures in his new world. Mukouda's cooking skills soon attract the interest of Fel, a legendary mythical wolf, who is captivated by the exquisite meals made with ingredients from his skill. Fel then makes a deal to become Mukouda's familiar, drawn irresistibly by the flavors. Together, they journey across the land, where Mukouda makes a living as both an adventurer and a merchant, all while enjoying sumptuous feasts.

In the realm of Astraea, Yuuki awakens with no memory of his past beyond his own name. He is soon discovered by Kokkoro, an elf who volunteers to serve as his guide in this unfamiliar land. With Kokkoro's help, Yuuki learns the basics of Astraea's systems, including combat and currency. To fund their journey, Yuuki and Kokkoro take on a simple assignment from a local guild. During their travels, they encounter Pecorine, a cheerful yet ravenous fighter. The following day, they meet Karyl, a magic user who resembles a cat girl. Over time, Yuuki, Kokkoro, Pecorine, and Karyl forge a deep friendship. They decide to establish their own guild. Together, they embark on countless quests, exploring the world and perhaps uncovering the mystery of Yuuki's lost memories.

Chisato Mizusawa works as a composed assistant office manager and outwardly insists she does not care for alcohol. In truth, she secretly enjoys drinking, and when she does, a more playful side of her appears—a trait known only to her husband, Sora, who works as a bartender. Each evening, Sora prepares dinner and serves Chisato her favorite cocktails, including Plum Splet, Irish Coffee, and Orange Breeze. Though her love for alcohol is strong, her affection for her gentle husband runs deeper. Together, they share a happy life filled with moments of joy and, occasionally, a delightful cocktail.

In this special episode, originally unaired and later added to the Blu-ray box set, Yuusaku shows up at school carrying an elaborate bento, making Ryuuji feel his own cooking skills are lacking. Driven by a desire to outdo Yuusaku's work, Ryuuji gets intensely competitive, going so far as to bring a rice cooker to school. But after Taiga gives him some salty onigiri, Ryuuji realizes that a bento's true value isn't just in its taste but in the feelings put into making it.

Second season of Dagashi Kashi.

In "Princess Connect! Re:Dive Season 2," the Gourmet Guild members—Yuuki, Kokkoro, Pecorine, and Karyl—carry on with their quest to sample every tasty dish across the land. Yet, as they journey onward, the enigmas surrounding Yuuki's lost recollections, Karyl's loyalties, and Pecorine's lineage start to converge, appearing to shape the very core of their reality.

After being summoned to a different world, Tsuyoshi Mukouda—formerly a regular office worker—has become well-known for his extraordinary cooking abilities. Traveling across various regions, he has formed close ties with the legendary wolf Fel and a slime named Sui. While they share a meal, a tiny and uncommon pixie dragon is drawn to them by the scent of their food. Enchanted by Mukouda's cooking just like Fel and Sui, the dragon decides to become his familiar and takes the name Dora-chan. Mukouda's skills go beyond just preparing food; his familiars' remarkable strength frequently catches the attention of guilds that seek their help on missions. In return, these guilds process the game that Mukouda and his familiars hunt, allowing their growing group to try a wide range of monster meats. As Mukouda continues his travels with his familiars, he constantly creates new, delicious dishes that leave everyone wanting more.

In a world where hamburgers grow like rare flowers, ice cream forms massive mountains, and mac and cheese steams from volcanic craters, the land is brimming with incredible edible treasures. This period of gastronomic marvel is known as the Gourmet Age, a golden age for exploration. Regular folks and culinary masters alike dream of sampling and creating the finest meals, while brave explorers known as Gourmet Hunters commit their lives to finding the rarest and tastiest ingredients. One such hunter, Toriko, is distinguished by his zeal and exceptional skills, having identified 2% of all known ingredients. He sets off on a journey with his companion Komatsu, a master chef working at a top-tier hotel, to compile his Full Course Menu of Life. Yet, this quest is far from easy: securing the most luscious ingredients requires facing perilous beasts, dark cabals, and even the core elements of cuisine itself.

Seinen, which translates to "young man," represents one of the key demographic categories for manga and, consequently, for anime adaptations, especially those derived from manga. As the term suggests, seinen series are mainly targeted at a young male audience, with the typical age bracket for such works spanning from about 17 up into the 40s.

Toradora DVD shorts featuring the miniature forms of the Toradora characters talking about, and eating, food.

In countries like France, England, and Germany, famous breads are celebrated worldwide, while Japan lacks a comparable iconic loaf. Inspired by the joys of bread making from his childhood, Kazuma Azuma embarks on a quest to develop a distinctive national bread for Japan. His journey is enhanced by his uniquely warm hands, which accelerate dough fermentation, enabling him to innovate in baking. Upon joining Pantasia, a distinguished Japanese bakery chain, Azuma encounters fellow gifted bakers and immerses himself in the intense world of competitive baking. Alongside his newfound friends and competitors, he aims to craft an original and exceptional bread that will ignite a baking revolution in Japan.

As the commander of the Imperial Army's Third Legion, the princess of the Royal Empire has secured countless triumphs for humanity against the demonic Hellhorde. Yet she now finds herself captive in their dungeon, accompanied solely by her sentient sword, Ex. Her royal lineage grants the princess vital intelligence that could allow the Hellhorde to seize control. To extract this information, the demons swiftly resort to their most merciless methods of torture—namely, tempting her with exquisite food, steadfast companionship, adorable beings, and the most delightful experiences imaginable.

In "Naruto Shippuden: Sunny Side Battle," the Uchiha brothers, Itachi and Sasuke, return to their childhood home, where an unusual morning unfolds. Itachi becomes oddly fixated on preparing the ideal fried egg for Sasuke. Despite his concentrated effort, he has trouble getting the result he wants. While Sasuke watches his brother's seemingly pointless attempts, he begins to understand that Itachi's commitment holds a significance beyond what is immediately apparent.

In "Moyashimon," first-year university student Tadayasu Sawaki has an unusual gift: he can see microorganisms as tiny, cute chibi characters. These include everything from the fungus that causes athlete's foot to the yeast essential for making alcohol. While studying agriculture in Tokyo, his ability draws the attention of several professors, especially Professor Itsuki, who specializes in fermentation. At first, Sawaki isn't very invested in his studies, having entered an agricultural university without much passion. However, through his encounters with the odd professors and classmates, he begins to appreciate his talent and the microbes he observes. Even with his extraordinary vision, Sawaki feels fairly ordinary among the eccentric academic environment.

Koizumi, a high school student, relentlessly pursues her passion for ramen even under the scorching sun and across great distances. Her solitary quests for the perfect bowl, however, become complicated when her classmate Yuu Oosawa develops a crush on her and starts joining her outings uninvited. As Yuu observes Koizumi's insatiable love for ramen, he discovers her extensive knowledge of the dish, hinting that she might be a true connoisseur.

At age twenty, Michiru Amatsuki switches careers and moves to Tokyo, where she stays at Stella House Haruno, an exclusively female boarding house. Sharing her living space with diverse women of various ages and occupations, Michiru joins them each evening for drinks. These nightly gatherings frequently result in lively and sometimes intense scenarios.

Keiichirou Tachibana, once a top performer in his company's sales division, decides to leave his job behind and chase his dream of opening a bakery. While screening candidates for a head patissier, he comes across Yuusuke Ono's application. Yuusuke is the same young man who confessed his feelings to Keiichirou back in high school and was turned down. Now, Yuusuke is renowned not only for his outstanding talent as a patissier but also for his seductive charm that draws admirers regardless of their sexual orientation. In spite of their complicated history, Keiichirou decides to hire Yuusuke, and together they start building their bakery, named Antique. The team grows further with the addition of Eiji Kanda, a former boxer searching for a new path after an injury ended his career. As Antique begins to gain momentum, the personal histories of its employees start to emerge, threatening to disrupt the harmony they have built.

A discussion event for the series Osake wa Fuufu ni Natte kara held at Machi★Asobi vol. 20 included an announcement confirming that the short series will have a fourteenth episode.

In "Pan de Peace!," carefree Minami Tani finds pure joy in eating delicious bread each morning. Through their shared love for bread, Minami meets the serene Yuu Aizawa and the lively Fuyumi Fukagawa. Soon after, they are joined by Noa Sakura, a petite girl who views bread as her strongest form of self-defense. Together, these four friends deepen their friendship as they embark on a quest to taste every variety of bread from across the world.

Ye Jiayao, a gifted young chef who aspires to become a famous culinary master, is suddenly sent back in time to ancient Imperial China, where she takes on the form of a girl considered to be of no worth. Even after being abducted and kept for a ransom, she still relies on her cleverness and wit to achieve her goals.

In the dungeons of the Hellhorde, the princess from the Royal Empire remains imprisoned, enduring a unique form of inhumane interrogation through lavish feasts, warm company, and other enticing comforts that are nearly impossible to resist. With each new wave of this excruciating "torture," her captivity becomes more bearable, and every pleasurable moment risks eroding her resolve. The more she succumbs to these temptations, the closer she gets to inadvertently divulging information, however minor, which the demons so desperately seek.