Capcom has announced a Delicious in Dungeon collaboration for Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen, introducing Pawns based on the anime’s Laios and Marcille alongside outfits inspired by both characters. The limited-time crossover begins November 4, 2026, on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with Nintendo Switch 2 players receiving the content on November 12.
The collaboration runs until January 28, 2027, giving players a limited window to access the crossover content. Capcom has also released a collaboration trailer highlighting the partnership between its fantasy action RPG and the anime series.
The event brings two recognizable Delicious in Dungeon characters into Dragon’s Dogma 2’s Pawn system. Pawns are AI-controlled companions who accompany the Arisen during exploration and combat, making the crossover a natural fit for the game’s party-based adventuring.

Alongside the character-inspired Pawns, players will have access to outfits based on Laios and Marcille. The announcement establishes the characters and costumes as the main additions, although further details about how players obtain the collaboration items have not been specified.
The crossover arrives as part of Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen, Capcom’s expansion of the original 2024 RPG. Dark Arisen introduces Norgan, a previously abandoned northern region, alongside additional dungeons, expanded character customization and a new storyline.
The expansion follows the Arisen and a new character named Eir as they investigate the Fallen Dragon, an undying creature connected to Norgan’s history. The release also coincides with Title Update 4.0.
Players who already own Dragon’s Dogma 2 on PC through Steam, PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X|S can purchase the Dark Arisen expansion separately for $29.99.
The Nintendo Switch 2 version receives the Delicious in Dungeon collaboration eight days after the other platforms. The crossover’s January 28, 2027 end date remains the same across the announced rollout, leaving Switch 2 players with a slightly shorter availability period.
