Synopsis
Goddess Festival—A fruit festival that brings the labyrinth city of Orario to life. Goddesses symbolizing fertility are enshrined on the altar, and among them is the Goddess of Beauty. Bell Cranel, who has survived and returned to his daily life from the dead depths of the dungeon, is here and ready to enjoy the bustle of the Goddess Festival until he receives a letter from a girl at a small bar in a corner of Orario—"To Mr. Bell, please go on a date with just the two of us at the upcoming Godde...
AI Synopsis
AI · OriginalA festival date becomes a divine battlefield for Bell's heart.
Orario erupts into its annual Goddess Festival, a riot of color and celebration meant to honor the deities of fertility — chief among them Freya, the Goddess of Beauty. Bell Cranel, still dusting off the trauma of his descent into the dungeon's deepest floors, just wants a quiet night of food stalls and fireworks. Then a letter arrives at the Hostess of Fertility, penned in Syr's unmistakable hand: a request for a private date at the festival, just the two of them. What starts as a sweet invitation spirals into a city-wide spectacle as Syr's determination drags Bell, his familia, and half of Orario into an escalating game of romantic chicken. Meanwhile, the Einherjar — Freya's elite warriors who style themselves the "strongest" — begin moving in the shadows, their motives as opaque as their goddess's smile. The festival becomes a pressure cooker where divine politics, mortal feelings, and the ever-present threat of the dungeon collide, forcing Bell to navigate a labyrinth far more treacherous than any monster-filled corridor.
Festival chaosDivine intrigueRomantic tensionDungeon loomingFreya's shadow
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 15+
strong
Sexual contentHeavy fanservice throughout: frequent bath scenes, swimsuit/beauty contest sequences, exaggerated breast physics, suggestive poses, and camera angles focusing on cleavage and bodies; no explicit sex but persistent ecchi framing
moderate
ViolenceFantasy combat with swords, magic, and monsters; some blood and injuries during battles and the War Game arc, but not graphic or gory
moderate
Disturbing themesCentral plot involves a goddess manipulating events, impersonating a mortal, and coercing the protagonist into a 'date' under false pretenses; themes of obsession, stalking-adjacent behavior, and power imbalance
mild
LanguageOccasional standard shounen swearing (damn, hell, bastard) during tense moments
mild
Substance useAlcohol shown socially at festival bars and taverns; a main character works as a waitress serving drinks
This season centers on a city-wide festival and a high-stakes War Game, blending dungeon action with a romance plot driven by a goddess's deceptive obsession with the protagonist. Expect near-constant fanservice and suggestive framing alongside standard fantasy violence, making it best suited for older teens comfortable with heavy ecchi content and themes of manipulation.
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FAQ
Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? V has 15 episodes.
Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? V is currently finished airing.
Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? V was produced by J.C.Staff.
Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? V aired Oct 5, 2024 to Mar 7, 2025.
Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? V is based on a Light novel.
This season centers on a city-wide festival and a high-stakes War Game, blending dungeon action with a romance plot driven by a goddess's deceptive obsession with the protagonist. Expect near-constant fanservice and suggestive framing alongside standard fantasy violence, making it best suited for older teens comfortable with heavy ecchi content and themes of manipulation.
