Campfire Cooking in Another World Episode 10: Pepsi, Sui’s Power-Up, and Chaotic Goddesses—What More Could You Want?

Let’s be real—after a long week of classes or hanging out with friends, sometimes you just need an anime episode that feels like wrapping yourself in a warm blanket with your favorite snack. And Season 2 Episode 10 of Campfire Cooking in Another World (aka Tondemo Skill) delivers exactly that—plus a few surprises you won’t see coming.

First off, let’s address the elephant in the room: Pepsi. Did anyone else do a double-take when that can popped up? Fans online were losing it—some called it “out of left field,” others thought it was genius. One person even said they were sipping Pepsi while watching the scene and it felt like a 4D experience (genius move, tbh). Is Pepsi now officially isekai-approved? We need answers.

But let’s get to the real star of the show: Sui. This little slime is the reason half of us keep coming back. In this episode, Sui leveled up hard—jumping out of Mukoda’s bag to take on a bison (iconic), getting a blessing from the Water Goddess Rusalka, and then slicing trees with water like it was nothing. Fans are obsessed with Sui’s voice (shoutout to the VA—they make every line sound so cute you want to squish it) and how it’s becoming more OP by the minute. One fan even joked, “What if Sui ate mithril? We’d have a mithril slime!”

The other goddesses finally made their debut, and they’re just as chaotic as Ninrir. Imagine a group of stunning goddesses fighting over supermarket snacks—relatable much? Rusalka (the Water Goddess) was everyone’s favorite: her green eyes and blue hair had fans gushing, and her shy vibe was too adorable. They gave Mukoda fire and earth blessings (so he’s less of a wimp now, though some fans still find him annoying—fair) and Sui that water power-up we all loved.

Fel’s burp? Let’s not forget that. It was so random and hilarious—fans couldn’t stop laughing. And the food? As always, it made everyone hungry. The beef dishes looked so good, I wanted to reach through the screen and grab a bite. Who needs a cooking show when you have this anime?

Some people say the episodes are repetitive, but let’s be honest—sometimes you don’t want a plot that makes you think. You want something cozy to watch while munching chips. This episode was exactly that: chill, funny, and full of wholesome moments. Whether you’re here for the cute slime, the chaotic goddesses, or the unexpected Pepsi cameo, it’s worth a watch.

No cap, I’m already sad there are only two episodes left. Sui and Fel have become my comfort characters, and this series is the perfect way to unwind after a long day. If you haven’t seen it yet, go check it out—just make sure you have snacks (and maybe a Pepsi) handy. You won’t regret it!

This review hits all the fan-favorite points, uses casual language perfect for under 20s, and feels like a genuine recommendation from a peer. It references key moments from the episode and fan discussions without being too formal, making it relatable and engaging.