Is It Wrong To Pick Up Dungeon Characters Season 4

Okay, let's be real for a second. We all have those shows we love. The ones we're almost *too* invested in.

Is DanMachi Season 4... Overrated?

But what happens when that love starts to, well, fade? Is it just me, or did DanMachi Season 4 leave a slightly strange aftertaste? It's a question I think some of us are afraid to ask.

Don't get me wrong! I'm not saying it's *bad*. I mean, it's still DanMachi. But did it quite reach the heights of earlier seasons?

The Dungeon Got a Little… Dull?

Remember the sheer terror of the Minotaur in Season 1? Remember the excitement of each new level? That feeling wasn't quite there in Season 4, was it?

The new environments were cool, sure. But did they grab you by the throat like before? I kinda missed that feeling of Bell being *truly* in danger.

Bell's Power-Up Blues

Our boy Bell keeps getting stronger, that's his character arc. But is it getting predictable? It almost feels like a checklist at this point: Fight strong monster, get stronger, repeat.

Where's the unexpected growth? Where's the truly desperate struggle? It felt a little...safe.

The Supporting Cast Shuffle

DanMachi has a fantastic ensemble cast. But did they get enough screentime in Season 4? I feel like some of my favorite characters were sidelined.

I wanted more Hestia being adorably clingy. More Liliruca being clever. More Welf Crozzo forging awesome stuff. Where was it all?

Instead, we got a lot of new characters. They were fine, but it's hard to connect with them in just a few episodes.

The Plot Thickens (Too Much?)

Sometimes, more plot isn't always better. Season 4 felt a little convoluted. With all the different factions and schemes, it became hard to keep track of what was even happening.

Did we *really* need all those layers of intrigue? Sometimes, a simple dungeon crawl is all we need.

Maybe I just wanted some good ol' fashioned monster slaying without all the extra fluff.