Capcom is serving dungeon crawlers a side of manga. Dragon’s Dogma II: Dark Arisen now has a limited Delicious in Dungeon collaboration with Official Pawns and outfits modeled on Laios and Marcille, Gematsu reports from Capcom’s announcement.
The heavily armored Laios and elven mage Marcille can be recruited as Official Pawns from Riftstones in towns and similar hubs. Those culinary explorers stay available until the title update on Thursday, Jan. 28, 2027 on all platforms. Capcom says players who want them should “strike while the iron is hot.”
Load a Dragon’s Dogma II or Dark Arisen save during the collab window and special crossover outfits styled after Laios and Marcille drop automatically into storage for the Arisen and Pawns. Once redeemed, those outfits stick around after the event ends.
The collaboration is live now on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series and PC, and arrives on Switch 2 on Nov. 11. The same title update also bundles assorted bug fixes. Delicious in Dungeon follows adventurers who cook the monsters they fight; the 2024 anime push made the manga a global crossover natural for Capcom’s pawn-centric action RPG.
Recruitment notes and bug-fix lists live on Capcom’s official Dragon’s Dogma II site. The collab does not change the Dark Arisen package’s core loop — you still hire pawns, climb cliffs and fight griffins — it just puts two of anime’s most famous dungeon chefs on the Riftstone roster for a few months.
Multiplat action RPGs have had a loud autumn, with titles like Phantom Blade Zero clearing 4 million copies in 72 hours still dominating conversation. Capcom’s bet here is lighter: a time-boxed anime guest spot that puts recognizable faces in the Rift without rewriting Dragon’s Dogma’s systems. Outfits that persist after Jan. 28 give collectors a reason to log in during the window even if they never take Laios into a fight. For Switch 2 owners, the wait is just over a week before the same feast lands on Nintendo’s hardware.
