Dr. Stone: New World

With the ambitious Ryuusui Nanami on board, Senkuu Ishigami and his team are almost ready to sail the seas and reach the other side of the world—where the bizarre green light that petrified humanity originated. Thanks to the revival of a skillful chef, enough food is being prepared for the entire crew, and the incredible reinvention of the GPS promises to ensure safety on the open sea.

Preparations for the upcoming journey progress swimmingly until Senkuu receives an eerie message from a mysterious source. More driven than ever, the scientist sets out to explore the new world and discover what it can offer for his scientific cause. Though the uncharted territories may hide unkind surprises, Senkuu, with a little help from science, is ready to take on any challenge.

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Ishigami, Senkuu Main

Kobayashi, Yuusuke Japanese

Asagiri, Gen Main

Kawanishi, Kengo Japanese

Chrome Main

Satou, Gen Japanese

Nanami, Ryuusui Main

Suzuki, Ryouta Japanese

Kohaku Main

Numakura, Manami Japanese

Ooki, Taiju Main

Furukawa, Makoto Japanese

Ogawa, Yuzuriha Main

Ichinose, Kana Japanese

Suika Supporting

Takahashi, Karin Japanese

Kaseki Supporting

Mugihito Japanese

Saionji, Ukyou Supporting

Ono, Kensho Japanese

Satou, Souta Producer

Matsukuma, Hiroto Producer

Hasegawa, Ryouta Producer

Katagiri, Shuusuke Producer

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Jul 18, 2023

RebelPanda

Recommended

One of the most impressive aspects of Dr. Stone is its ability to keep the premise fresh and captivating. New World takes a massive departure from the previous season, a war between kingdoms, and introduces us to an entirely new adventure: sailing to an unknown world, confronting new enemies, and unraveling the mystery behind the green petrification light. This refreshing change of pace demonstrates the anime’s flexibility and ensures that the story remains engaging.

The story of New World centers around Senkuu and his team’s journey to reach the source of the green light that petrified humanity. The season wastes no time, and the pacing is ... well-executed, maintaining a sense of urgency. As the episodes progress, the story takes us on an epic journey with Senkuu and his comrades. Episode by episode, we witness their determination to reach South America, the source of the petrification ray, and unravel the mysteries of the new world. The first episode sets the stage for their ambitious plan to construct an oil-powered ship, highlighting the importance of locating the Sagara Oil Field. The subsequent episodes delve into their challenges, such as finding resources for shipbuilding, developing farming techniques, and even searching for a professional chef to enhance their food production.

The story takes intriguing twists and turns, introducing the character of Amaryllis, an ambitious rebel from the new world, and Francois, Ryusui’s butler/chef, who adds a touch of sophistication to the group (as well as being the first LGBTQ+ character). As well as developing returning characters and giving lesser known names time to shine. The narrative seamlessly weaves scientific principles with creative problem-solving as Senkuu and his team invent new technologies, like the primitive camera and a radar/sonar system, to aid their mission. One fascinating revelation occurs in Episode 4 when the existence of Why-Man is debated, introducing the threat of a new enemy. This discovery adds depth and suspense to the storyline, prompting Senkuu to develop advanced technologies, including a cathode-ray tube television screen and a metal detector. These advancements aid their journey and showcase the brilliance of the scientific minds at work.

The characters face various barriers as the season progresses, from assembling a ship accurately to coordinating espionage into the new world’s elite. These challenges emphasize the importance of teamwork, which has and always has been Dr. Stone’s favorite theme. Each episode presents a new development that keeps you engaged and eager to see how Senkuu and the kingdom of science will overcome their current conflict. Dr. Stone balances its conflicts, serious scientific themes, and lighthearted humor. The characters’ quirks and comedic interactions are similar to SpongeBob (love it or hate it), adding an entertaining component to the series I adore. Despite their lovable goofball personalities, the characters remain dedicated and determined. If it wasn't clear enough by this season's funny Minecraft references (a record breaking amount for an anime?), this series knows it's target audience well.

Introducing a new island and its inhabitants in the latter episodes adds another layer of intrigue to the narrative. The encounter with Amaryllis and learning she has a long-standing plan to steal the petrification weapon raise the stakes for our heroes. The storyline delves into her motivations, the significance of her engagement, and her willingness to join forces with Senkuu’s group. Senkuu’s strategic thinking and the group’s resourcefulness come to the forefront as they devise plans to infiltrate the island, acquire the green light, and rescue the petrified people. Joining forces with a member of the oppressive island shows how the kingdom of science didn't come to overtake the new world, only to find answers. To address the criticism that this season promotes colonization and imperialism: that seems far-fetched. Dr. Stone: New World primarily focuses on the spirit of exploration, mirroring the experience of embarking on an adventure in a survival video game. It’s important to note that there is no exploitation in this context.

Dr. Stone: New World’s first part delivers an adventure story as captivating as ever with plenty of new scientific innovation, and entertaining character dynamics. Using remixed renditions of the previous soundtrack throughout the series adds familiarity and nostalgia. At the same time, the consistently catchy opening and ending theme songs contribute to the overall enjoyment value. Since it is an incomplete season, the ending of part 1 may leave you unsatisfied, so it may be advisable to catch up when part 2 airs. Fans of the first two seasons like me will be engrossed by these 11 episodes, eagerly following Senkuu and his allies as they navigate the challenges of un-petrifying the world.

Reviewer’s Rating: 8

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Jun 15, 2023

SpRayquaza11

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Dr Stone's new world was quite the ride the plot does develop quite significantly , Personally I was a bit let down by the fact that most of science stuff was given a back seat for the more economical like the currency and petrochemical search and fantastical elements like trying to find mister X and the true secret behind petrification.The science was of course still present however most of it is glossed over or made oversimplified with a huge infodump that the show creators make it seem like “We won't understand” so they make Senku go all saiki kusou TLDR with his explanation while the ... rest of the cast says “I am gonna pretend I didn't hear that because I (and the audience presumably) won't get it” don't insult your audience we would rather get taught than be told “you wont get it” in a roundabout way.



Plot (6/10)
This season had a better first half in my opinion, economics is Science as well , but mostly the social aspect of it , the search for petrochemicals and the Boar easter egg was quite well set , the second part of the petrification and whatnot is a bit too fantasy than science and a lot of jokes which are make light of beauty and the sciency stuff just happens outta thin air with little to no explanation almost all the time.The pacing is also so much faster (science wise i saw the forums saying that it is actually slow plot wise) which probably leads to most of the exposition and info dumps being half assed and it really does not help because most fans are looking for the same treat as was season1 fantasy aspect but with way more learning and science which very frequently takes the back seat this time around, The whole aspect of making the engine was glossed over , which was such a BUMMER! The comedy in general has also taken a big hit , mostly repeat gags and making fun at someone's expense which is usually mean rather than funny xD the art and animation being a bit weak also does not help with the comedic timing of certain scenes.

Characters (9/10)
The way Dr Stone handles its characters is honestly one of the best examples of how to keep new characters relevant without making the old ones fade like what I feel happened in Tensura. New characters are introduced and some of the old ones are set aside with a realistic touch of a few remaining behind because of the risky voyage. This allowed for a mostly refreshed cast for the voyage, an undeniable masterstroke since the number of characters was growing beyond a threshold. So to make sure that some of the new people remain special and actually get a decent enough spotlight and to introduce characters with newer abilities and not pull it out of the ass of the old ones a soft reset was made with this voyage arc while we can be assured that we will be back with old ones with a reunion to look forward too!

Art and animation (7/10)
The comedic slapstick and transitional art is all gone for the most part ! one good thing to take is the artstyle does remain consistent and unique like the last time but the facial expressions do not change as much as the first time around and the emotional aspects are also just glossed over with not much depth or beauty added to the scene or character in question , this would be okay in general but compared to the first 2 it is a big downgrade , if you compare senku finding out about his father, magma’ s sacrifice, and soyuz’s climactic reveal , they hardly hit the same due to the art being lackluster in the latter. Animation is ramped up only in places where their importance is felt, rest is average, scenes like the old man drip and balloon adventure do have some good art which is season1 level of quality.

Sound and VA (8/10)
This aspect of the anime is on par of what we expect in doctor stone , mostly it does not get complimented perfectly by the art however , the ost is mostly the originals i could not genuinely make out any original to this season ost but IG it must be their in rare instances and i missed it , the OP is pretty good and quite the banger and can proudly stand in front of its season1 counterparts.


Overall its still dr stone , but it's a bit of a focus shift and that could either just be a small nuisance to a deal breaker depending on the type of viewer , me personally I recommend it with no issue to the previous audience.

Reviewer’s Rating: 7

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Jun 17, 2023

Cinber

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Yes, this third season is the worst of Dr. Stone. But well, briefly, I want to explain what the first season was and why I think this way:

At the time, when the first season came out, I remember that only the idea of the series caught my attention: humanity petrified and practically returned to the Stone Age, and the protagonist would have to save humanity by depetrifying everyone. It was a spectacular idea that immediately grabbed my attention, and it's true, I personally love the first season and recommend it to everyone. It feels like a breath of ... fresh air in the shonen genre. It's interesting to see how the protagonist is rebuilding humanity from scratch. Apart from all this, the pace of the series never felt slow or too fast to me. The good OST and memorable moments like Christmas or when Senku climbed on top of the to chrome's house and illuminated it, or even when they made the cell phone—wow, that moment blew my mind. Not only making a cell phone in the middle of the jungle but also the whole process to achieve it. It was the only series that made me think about how much effort it takes to accomplish something, to what extent humanity has gone. And it also provides you with information that, on more than one occasion, left me thinking, "How interesting, let's see how they make this thing." (Well, I watched it a while ago, and it's true that not all explanations were interesting, and sometimes they explained things like making soap, but you get my point.) In summary, I've gone on too long, but the first season is fantastic. It has a good pace, a good OST, tremendous moments, few but well-developed characters like Senku, Kohaku, and Gen, among others that I may have missed, and they know how to handle the moments. I would really like to talk more about Senku and Kohaku, who I think are great characters, but I would go on for too long. My point is that what they tell me is INTERESTING.

As you can see, I loved the first season, and unfortunately, the next season (Stone Wars) seemed quite average to me. At first, I liked the idea of two factions with different opinions and perspectives fighting each other, but in the end, it felt too much like a typical shonen, and that's not what I was looking for. I wanted it to return to being more like the first season, and in this season (New World), they leave all of that aside, and I said, "Well, NOW it's going to get good. It's going to be like the first season, right?"

Well, now, after this long introduction, I'm going to comment on each episode and what I thought of this season:

The first three episodes were entertaining, despite their illogical aspects. The second episode ends with Senku referencing the famous photo of Albert Einstein, and that moment was good, to be honest. But that's not relevant. I want to comment on two things from this episode. First, I have no idea how the hell he made a camera. He explained it to me and everything, but I said, "Well, whatever you say, Senku." And the second thing is when the girl approaches him and asks for a favor in exchange for nitroglycerin liquid (which she had). I thought the girl wanted a dildo, to be honest, the way she asked for it. I can't be the only one who thought that, please. Aside from those points, the exploration chapters with the cameras were not significant.

Chapter three liked me at the time, but now that I finished the series, it left me indifferent. It was quite obvious that they were going to leave the subject aside, but I had faith that they would work more on the petrification theme. It was the first time they touched on it seriously with that cliffhanger at the end of the chapter. Except for that scene, the chapter was quite relaxed and entertaining, disregarding the ridiculous things that happened, like the boar pretending to be a friend and the chef who always seemed to have everything prepared. It felt like watching a childish cartoon where there aren't many explanations for the events, just for the sake of comedy. But honestly, it seems quite ridiculous to me (I didn't investigate much about it, but maybe it's because it's aired on Cartoon Network and they add these elements. I'm not sure).

From chapter 4 onwards, I realized that this season was turning out to be very bad, to be honest. Saying that Senku is a walking Wikipedia falls short; he's a walking internet. The guy is not just a scientist; he is whatever the plot needs him to be: an engineer (in all branches and variations), a physicist, a mathematician, a DOCTOR (who even does medicine out of thin air on the ship in chapter 6, now he's a doctor), a nurse, WHATEVER THE PLOT NEEDS, Senku will be it. Calling him a walking Wikipedia falls way too short; he's a walking internet. This was somewhat true in the first season, but with a bit of chemistry and scientific stuff. But in this season, THEY WENT OVERBOARD. Senku is just too much. Going from one chapter to another, advancing to the industrial era as if it were nothing, pulling inventions out of nowhere. Senku, besides that, every two minutes of the chapter, they say, "Look, another discovery," and add some comedy. I don't know, it felt like they were speedrunning through the story. Where did the mystery from the previous season go? What about the interactions with the characters or the step-by-step discovery process, where you see them fail 500 times but keep trying, like in the first season? Here, there's a discovery every 3 minutes, and in one chapter, we jump to the industrial era. And if you blink for two seconds, we're already in the modern era. God, it's disgusting.

In chapters 5 and 6, I officially realized that the adaptation was being bad. Everything felt rushed, especially the backstory of the bald guy on the ship (I don't remember his name) and the CGI ship. God, it looked horrible, THE SHIP, how ugly it was. And supposedly, it's something that appears briefly. What would it cost to animate it properly, even if it's just for the presentation? Speaking of the ship, it's an excuse to get rid of all the secondary characters and leave only the main characters on the ship. THANKFULLY, THIS HAPPENS because there were still too many secondary characters. In the first season, there were only a few standout characters, and there was time to develop them properly. In this season, it's like this: a character appears, says two sentences (maybe accompanied by a joke or not), and that's it. It's like they're showing you, "DON'T FORGET THIS CHARACTER. Look how funny it is," and then quickly move on to the next invention. We have 11 episodes, and we're not getting anywhere. WE'RE NOT GETTING ANYWHERE, COME ON.


I'll comment on something positive while I'm at it. The ending song is awesome. At first, I didn't pay much attention to it, but after hearing it so many times, it's one of the best things about this season. The opening song isn't that bad either.

Chapter 7: I honestly didn't expect someone to have a tool to petrify people, and it leaves me with several questions. But to be honest, at this point, I was quite disconnected from the series. They arrive on an island and talk to a girl from the island they encounter (Amaryllis). Coincidentally, they speak the same language despite crossing the sea, and they are literally 3000 years behind civilization. But hey, they speak fluent Japanese, of course. Speaking of the girl, she's completely expressionless. Poor thing, she's with people who come from another island, talking about the secret of petrification and wanting to steal that tool. Senku says a lot of things that she should have no knowledge of, and at no point does she show surprise or, at most, distrust. It's like she already trusts them right away. My god. Additionally, the island follows the same modus operandi as Senku's island, with the same tribe that seems to emerge in the same way as Senku's island. They even have the same BRIDGE! The characters even look alike. God, build something different, at least. There's the palace, which seems different, and the tribe that appears to be different. You could have different aesthetics for the tribe, make it more related to another religion with different customs. Make it more attractive. It seemed like poor writing to me. But the worst part is not this; the chapter ends with Senku pulling tear gas out of his back to use against the guards. He just pulls it out of thin air, like the microscope, which they explain is a recycled invention from one of the 500 inventions in chapter 3. But for me, there's no excuse. How is he so prepared? It's like he can predict the future, Senku. Horrible, really.

Chapter 8 was terrible, not only because of what I mentioned earlier, that I was completely disconnected from the series, but also because the pace of the series was bad. The way the characters interacted and acted was horrible. Amaryllis doesn't ask anything at any point, NOTHING, not even where they got that gas or what Senku is talking about humanity and what he says. The rest of the chapter is humor... they need to make the other girl more feminine, and I don't know, I'm falling asleep. There's a lot of humor, but I didn't laugh in any scene. But well, humor was never the strong point of Dr. Stone, not even in the first season that they talk so much about. The thing is, they need the laboratory that's on the ship, which is taken by the island people, with heavy surveillance all over the ship. What does one of Senku's genius crew members, Ginro (remember, he was hiding because he didn't get petrified as he was outside the range of that petrification tool), do? HE JUMPS OUT OF THE BARREL and starts jumping with his arms open in the middle of all the surveillance, "HEY, I'M HERE!" he seems to shout, and then he hides because someone sees him. Of course, it's obvious, AND HE GETS AWAY WITH IT. I can't believe it. What am I watching? I mentioned it earlier, but this is very childish, like a cartoon for kids, with bad writing. And those bad guys who took over the ship are the typical generic bad guys from the tribe. I'm sure that at the end of the series, there might be some kind of evangelization or something. God, horrible chapter.

Chapter 9 and 10: Equally horrible, both of them. At this point, I considered dropping the series, but then I realized I only had two more episodes left, so I made a final effort to finish it. In this chapter, they recover the laboratory. How do they do it? Suika infiltrates and manages the laboratory, being practically blind, and out of nowhere, she finds time to go to Ginro and take him away. And get this, NO ONE NOTICES. Nothing makes sense in this episode. It was quite unbearable, very childish, and predictable in many instances. Horrible chapter.

The last episode... well, it was a finale. It sums up everything I said before. I lost all interest in what was happening. The character who appeared in the third chapter, which seemed like it would bring answers about the petrification, never showed up again. Instead, this horrible plot appeared that I didn't like at all. This season is the worst of Dr. Stone by a wide margin. If they announce another season, I won't be following it. I've completely lost interest in a series that I used to enjoy in the beginning

5/10


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Así es, esta tercera temporada es la peor de Dr. Stone. Pero bueno brevemente quiero explicar lo que fue la primera temporada y porque pienso de esta manera:


En su momento, cuando salió la primera temporada, me acuerdo que solo la idea de la serie me llamo la atención la humanidad petrificada prácticamente volvieron a la edad de piedra y el protagonista tendría que salvar a la humanidad despetrificando a todos. Una idea espectacular ya solo eso me llamo la atención y es cierto la primera temporada a mí personalmente me encanta y la recomiendo a todo el mundo me parece un aire fresco al propio genero del shonnen es interesante ver como el prota esta reconstruyendo a la humanidad desde cero aparte de todo esto el ritmo de la serie no se me sintió en ningún momento lento o que iba demasiado rápido esto acompañado de un ost bueno y momentos memorables como el de navidad o cuando senku se sube arriba de la cabaña y da luz o sin más allá cuando hicieron el celular pff ese momento me voló la cabeza no solo por hacer el celular en si en plena selva sino por todo el proceso para llegar a hacerlo fue la única serie que me hizo pensar en el sentido de mira todo lo que hay que hacer para hacer tal cosa hasta qué punto llego la humanidad y aparte te nutre de información que en más de una ocasión o a mí personalmente me dejo pensando “que interesante a ver como hacen x cosa”(a ver bueno la vi hace bastante tiempo y es cierto que a veces no todas las explicación eran interesantes y había momento que me explicaban como hacer un jabón pero bueno se entiende mi punto). En resumen que me extendi demasiado que la primera temporada esta buenísima tiene buen ritmo, buen ost, tremendos momentos, los personajes había pocos y me los trabajan bien algunos como senku, Kohaku, gen un poco pero bueno que lo desarrollan y alguno que otro más que se me debe escapar y saben tratar a los momentos. Realmente me gustaría hablar más de senku y kohaku que me parecen buenos personajes pero me voy a extender demasiado ya que estoy analizando la primera temporada pero bueno se entiende mi punto a lo que voy es que lo que me cuentan es INTERESANTE.

Como pueden ver la primera temporada a mí me encanto y la siguiente temporada (stone wars) lamentablemente me pareció bastante mid. Al principio me había gustado la idea de que bueno se peleen dos bandos con diferente opinión y puntos de vista pero la verdad a la larga me pareció bastante shonen y yo no estaba buscando eso yo quería que vuelva a ser más como la primera temporada y en la temporada que viene, es decir esta (new word), dejan todo eso de lado y yo dije bueno AHORA SI VIEJO ahora si se va a poner bueno va a ser como la primera temporada no?

Bueno ahora si después de esta larga introducción voy a comentar capitulo a capitulo lo que me pareció esta temporada:


Los tres primeros capítulos fueron entretenidos la verdad con sus cosas ilógicas pero bueno. El capítulo dos termina con senku haciendo referencia a la famosa foto de Albert Einstein que estuvo bueno ese momento siendo honesto pero bueno no viene al caso quiero comentar dos cosas de este capítulo. La primera que no sé cómo carajo hizo una cámara, me lo explico y todo pero dije bueno está bien lo que vos quieras senku y la segunda cosa cuando se acerca la chica a pedirle que le haga un favor a cambio de líquido de nitroglicerina (que tenía ella) yo pensé que la chica quería un consolador la verdad por como lo pide y todo no debo ser el único que pensó eso por favor. Dejando esos puntos, capítulos de exploración con las cámaras y poca cosa.
El capítulo tres me gusto en su momento, pero ahora que termine la serie me dejo indiferente era bastante obvio que iban a dejar el tema de lado pero yo tenía fe en que se trabaje más el tema de la petrificación que era la primera vez que tocaban el tema enserio con ese cliffhanger al final del capítulo. Salvo por esa escena el capítulo estuvo bastante chill/entretenido haciendo omisión a las cosas ridículas que pasaban como por ejemplo lo del jabalí haciéndose el amigo y la chef que parecía que tenía todo preparado siempre parecía que estaba viendo una un cartoon infantil en donde no hay muchas explicación de los hechos si no más para hacer comedia pero la verdad para mi queda bastante ridículo (no sé no investigue mucho al respecto pero quizás es porque se trasmite esto en CN y agregan esto no tengo mucha idea).

A partir del capítulo 4 es donde me doy cuenta que esta temporada estaba siendo muy mala siendo honesto. Senku me queda corto decir que es una Wikipedia andante es un internet andante. Literalmente el loco no solo es científico es lo que la trama necesite que sea: Ingeniero (en todas las ramas y variantes), físico, matemático , MEDICO (que encima en el capítulo 6 hace medicina de la NADA en el barco dios AHORA ES MEDICO), enfermero, LO QUE LA TRAMA NECESITE senku lo va a ser se queda cortísimo el termino de Wikipedia andante es un internet andandate. Esto en la primera temporada era un poco así pero con cosas un poco de química y científicas por decirlo de alguna manera pero en esta temporada SE PASARON es loco es demasiado senku. Que de un capítulo a otro avancen a la era industrial COMO SI NADA y sacándose inventos del culo senku aparte que cada dos minutos del capítulo te decían miren otro descubrimientos y algo de comedia y no se loco parecia que estaban haciendo speedruinning a la historia en donde quedo el misterio que había en la temporada pasada o las interacciones con los personajes o el hecho de hacer un descubrimiento paso a paso y que veas que fracasa 500 veces pero lo seguís haciendo como la primera temporada no nada acá hay un descubrimiento cada 3 minutos y en un capítulo pasamos acá a la era industrial y si te descuidas dos segundos ya vamos para la era moderna dios que asco de capitulo.

En el capítulo 5 y 6 ya me di cuenta oficialmente que la adaptación estaba siendo mala la verdad todo muy apurado y rusheado tanto el pasado del pelado del barco que no me acuerdo su nombre, como el barco en CGI dios que horrible se veía EL BARCO que feo que es y en teoría es algo que aparece poquito que les costaba animarlo bien aunque sea solo la presentación. Que dicho barco es una re excusa para eliminar a todos los secundarios y que en el barco queden nada más lo personajes principales. POR SUERTE PASA ESTO ya que había un montón de secundarios igual sigue habiendo demasiados secundarios, en la primera temporada destacaban pocos no había nadie y daba tiempo para desarrollarlos bien en esta temporada es lo siguiente aparece un personaje dice dos frases (QUIZAS acompañada de un chiste o no)y ya esta es solo eso es como que te lo muestren como PERO NO TE OLVIDES DE ESTE PERSONAJE míralo que gracioso y dale al siguiente invento rápido sale que son 11 capítulos que no llegamos NO LLEGAMOS DALE

Voy a comentar algo positivo ya que estamos el ending llegados a este punto está tremendo, al principio no lo escuchaba mucho pero después de escucharlo tanto, de lo mejor de esta temporada el ending y el opening tampoco esta tan mal.

Capítulo 7: No me esperaba la verdad que alguien tenga como una herramienta para petrificar a gente y la verdad me deja varias preguntas esto pero para que mentir a este punto estaba bastante desconectado de la serie. Cuestión, llegan a la isla hablan con una chica de la isla que se encuentran (Amaryllis)casualmente hablan el mismo idioma a pesar de cruzado el mar y literalmente están 3000 años de lo que fue la civilización pero bueno el japones fluido claro, ya que estamos hablando de la chica es totalmente inexpresiva la pobre estas con gente que viene de otra isla que te hablan del secreto de la petrificación que quieren robar la herramienta esa y que senku dice un montón de cosas que ella literalmente tiene que desconocer y en ningún momento muestra sorpresa o A LO SUMO desconfianza es como que ya entra en confianza de UNA DIOS. Pero bueno aparte dicha isla tiene el mismo modus-operandi de la isla de senku la misma tribu que encima parecen surgir de la misma manera que la isla senku hasta tiene el mismo PUENTE! Hasta los personajes se parecen dios construime algo diferente que si que esta el palacio y que parece algo diferente la tribu. Podes poner otra estética diferente con relación a la tribu hacerla más de otra religión con otra estética con otras costumbres inclusive que sea algo más atractivo no se me pareció una escritura pésima. Lo peor no es esto si no que termina el capítulo con senku sacando gas lacrimógeno de su espalda para darle a los guardias, y se lo saca de la manga eso como también el microscopio que bueno que me explican que eso es un reciclado de uno de los 500 inventos del cap 3 pero igual para mí no hay excusa cómo es posible que estes tan preparado ya es que también lee el futuro senku. Horrible la verdad.

El capítulo 8 fue horrible no solo por lo que comentaba arriba de que estaba desconectado totalmente de la serie, sino que el ritmo de la serie también estaba siendo malo los personajes el cómo interactúan y actúan es horrible, Amaryllis no pregunta nada en ningún momento NADA ni de donde sacaron el gas ese O QUE ESE EL GAS ESE que tienen o que habla senku de la humanidad y que carajo o palabras que dice senku que ella no tiene el conocimiento.
El resto del capítulo es humor… con que necesitan hacerla más femenina a la otra chica y no sé qué me estoy durmiendo, bastante humor y no me reí precisamente en ninguna escena, pero bueno el fuerte de Dr. Stone nunca fue el humor ni en la primera temporada que tanto hablo. Cuestión que necesitan el laboratorio que está en el barco tomado por la gente de la isla con mucha vigilancia en todo el barco parece que ni puntos ciegos hay. Que hace uno del elenco del gran senku genio GINRO (que recordemos estaba escondido porque no quedo petrificado al no estar en el rango de la herramienta de petrificación esa) SALE DEL BARRIL y se pone a saltar abriendo lo brazos en medio de toda la vigilancia EH ESTOY ACA parece que grita y después se esconde porque lo ve alguien claro es obvio y SE LIBRA DE TODOO NO LO PUEDO CREER. ¿Que estoy viendo? Ya lo comenté arriba pero esto es muy infantil de caricatura para nenes con mala escritura encima que dichos malos que tomaron el barco por cierto son los los típicos genéricos malos de la tribu que seguro al final de la serie quizás hay una evangelización o algo parecido dios horrible capitulo.

Capitulo 9 y 10: igual de horrible ambos en este punto me planteé dropear la serie pero me di cuenta que me faltaban dos capítulos e hice un último esfuerzo por terminarla. En este capitulo recuperan el laboratorio que como lo recuperan? Suika se infiltra y maneja el laboratorio siendo ella prácticamente ciega y de la nada le da tiempo para ir a Ginro y llevárselo. OJO todo esto sin que se den cuenta NADIE. No tiene sentido nada en este cap se me hizo bastante infumable también toda esa parte y muy infantil también y predecible en muchas ocasiones horrible cap.

El ultimo capitulo bueno fue un final no saca todo lo que dije anteriormente poco que comentar ya que comento varias veces perdí total interés por todo lo que pasa el que aparece en el tercer capitulo que parecía que iban haber respuestas de la petrificación no apareció más y apareció esta trama horrible que no me gusto para nada. Esta temporada es la peor de Dr. Stone con bastante diferencia y por lo menos si anuncian otra temporada yo no lo voy a seguir más perdí total interés en una serie que al principio me gustaba.

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