# Laios Touden Laios Touden can make a meal out of the thing everyone else would rather flee, and the unsettling part is how sincerely he wants to know what it tastes like. His curiosity has the force of appetite: practical, bright, and occasionally oblivious to the mood of the people beside him. Delicious in Dungeon is funniest when that enthusiasm meets a sensible objection, then keeps going anyway. Laios gives the show a wonderfully specific center of gravity, because danger and dinner occupy the same thought for him. ## Fast Facts - **Japanese name:** ライオス・トーデン - **Age:** 26 - **Birthday:** November 26 - **Height:** 185 cm - **Weight:** 91 kg - **Species:** Tall-man - **Gender:** Male - **Occupation:** Wanderer, Soldier, Dungeon Explorer - **Affiliation:** Laios' Party - **Japanese VA:** Kentarou Kumagai - **English VA:** Damien Haas ## Spoilers (reveals from later in the story) - **Occupation:** Lord of the Dungeon ## Appearance Laios has a tall, sturdy build that makes his readiness for physical work immediately legible. His face is open and earnest, with an alertness that can turn toward a new idea before anyone else has finished reacting to the old one. The contrast is useful: he looks like someone you would trust to stand his ground, yet his most distinctive expressions often belong to concentration over food. The design lets his enthusiasm read clearly without making him seem polished or imposing in every moment. ## Personality Laios is curious in a way that refuses to stay theoretical. He wants to examine unfamiliar creatures closely, and the prospect of cooking them gives that interest a practical destination. This makes him funny, but the joke is never simply that he is strange. He treats the dungeon's dangers as things to understand, and his confidence can steady a group even when his priorities leave them exasperated. I enjoy the friction between his plain sincerity and everyone else's understandable hesitation; he rarely seems to be performing for approval. ## Laios Touden's Story ### Spoiler-free introduction Early on, Laios's story is driven by a simple conviction: survival requires adapting to the place around him, and food is part of that problem. He approaches the dungeon with practical nerve and an eager interest in its creatures, a combination that can make an alarming situation feel oddly domestic. The comedy grows from watching him explain an idea as if it were obvious while his companions are still deciding whether they can bear to hear it. Beneath the odd meals is a dependable leader trying to keep moving with the people he cares about. ### Spoilers beyond the early story As the story widens, Laios's fascination becomes a more revealing measure of how he understands the world. His desire to know a creature does not stop at observation; he imagines its place in a system of needs, appetites, and survival. That outlook gives his decisions an unusual weight, because knowledge can be intimate and unsettling at once. The show lets his strengths and blind spots remain tangled together, so his curiosity can be generous while still testing the patience of people who share the consequences. ## Abilities Laios is a capable fighter whose strength and composure make him useful when the dungeon turns dangerous. His practical judgment works alongside his unusual knowledge of monsters, allowing him to approach threats with attention rather than panic. The series makes this expertise feel earned through observation and experience, though his curiosity sometimes pushes him toward a risk before his companions are ready to accept it. That tension keeps his competence human and often comic. ## Relationships - **Falin Touden:** Falin is close enough to Laios that concern for her shapes the choices he makes. Their bond gives his drive a tender source, visible beneath all the talk of food and survival. ## Watch Laios Touden's Story Delicious in Dungeon is available on Netflix, and it is the place to begin with Laios. His scenes reward viewers who enjoy comedy built from a character taking an eccentric idea completely seriously. The fantasy setting supplies danger, but Laios keeps attention on the small decisions that make a group function: what to risk, what to learn, and what might count as dinner. The series understands that his enthusiasm is both the engine of the joke and a real form of care. **Start here:** [Delicious in Dungeon](https://hozuna.com/anime/delicious-in-dungeon) — Netflix - [Delicious in Dungeon](https://hozuna.com/anime/delicious-in-dungeon) (2024) — Netflix ## Questions **How tall is Laios Touden?** Laios is 185 cm tall. His height suits his sturdy, physically capable presence, though his fascination with food often makes that the more memorable part of a scene. **Who voices Laios Touden in English?** Damien Haas voices Laios in English. The performance gives his curiosity an earnest, conversational quality that helps the comedy land without making him feel insincere. **Who voices Laios Touden in Japanese?** Kentarou Kumagai is Laios's Japanese voice actor. His performance balances the character's confidence with an open enthusiasm that can become comically intense. **Where can I watch Laios Touden?** Laios appears in Delicious in Dungeon, which is available on Netflix. The show is the starting point for his story. **Is Laios worth watching for?** Yes, especially if you like characters whose sincere interests create comedy without making them a joke. Laios brings warmth and an odd kind of practicality to scenes that could otherwise be only tense or grotesque.