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| About time they managed to discover the treasure even though it's not an easy open. Kohaku and the crew played their game well. I also do love how they managed to use science to effects even in the season finale. Senku and his ideas never ceases to amuse me. Reflecting on this season and episode, it felt like a surreal journey for this crew. Obviously, it's far from over and they still have a lot to take care of in their world. 7/10. Second cour is coming October 2023. |
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| The ultimate treasure: Byakuya's treasure chest, hidden deep within the concrete rubble, where platinum can be found. Kohaku leading the charge from the spy team to find the treasure chest hidden how records used to be done, and unfortunately, she can't do the same in the enemy's base. With an obsession by mixing some liquids, plaster is created, while Amaryllis and Ginro continue their graceful dance act to distract the guards. And with that plaster, with a grinding tool to cover the sounds, the sulfuric acid and calcium mix creation becomes a silent bomb that overtime, crumbles concrete, and the treasure chest of rare minerals like gold, diamond and platinum will break the stone. Still within the cusps of noise, Kohaku tries to be extra careful, but what she broke is a bottle of sand...though is still valuable when it comes to Senku. The making of the drone at a standstill unfortunately, but what she brought back is indeed valuable: natrual gold dust that can contain platinum, even a single grain is valuable. But Byakuya is no mere simpleton of an astronaut: he has been collecting platinum for all of his life, reeling minerals off rivers to build for the future generation of science, even though its use back then wasn't as apparent. The connection between father and his best friend's son, though the familial section is nothing noteworthy, science is the only thing buckling their ideals together. General Ibara noticing that they have an intruder, and Senku's exploits of platinum to create nitric acid, the miracle water is no longer a miracle but science, to revive everyone on Earth, starting with those petrified by the enemy. The final battle's about to begin with the Kingdom of Science's comeback, stealing the petrification beam! What an engaging 1st Cour of New World, and Dr. Stone will be back for the 2nd Cour in Fall! |
KANLen09Jun 15, 2023 7:56 AM
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| Kohaku’s the biggest MVP for finding the exact location of, first Soyuz spacecraft and then diligently procuring the contents of the treasure chest.. I mean we’re talking about her so it was still pretty diligent. But hey it was Senku and his team which made it possible for her to take a hold of the contents inside the treasure chest, with those silent bombs. Yep, silent bombs.. another organic work of Senku lol. With gold dust safely delivered to the hideout of Senku and co., Kohaku's job is done for the time being. Great going girl, but it was when they started showing Byakuya’s dedication and his adherence to passing down valuables to the future generation, just in the hope that someone will make good use of them some thousands years down in the future… that just got me overwhelmed with emotions. Senku and Byakuya may not be related by blood, but their relationship goes beyond anything. That was one touching segment. And thus with platinum in their hands, the next step is to make nitric acid reserves and revive people again. But hey that creep old man is already smelling something suspicious, so Kohaku and others need to be aware. Over with this cour, but there’s still things to adapt, which we'll see in fall. |
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| i will call the next arc the revival arc and it airs in October thats soon im exicted and ibara found out their is a intruder he really is very smart |
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| Byakuya... Seeing him collecting gold dust and platinum grain by grain literally until his final moments were so touching... Next cour in October! Nice! Really looking forward to the islanders calling our gang sorcerers and stuff |
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| Dude I was on edge because I though Kohaku might get caught. Anyways. Props to Senku’s dad even if they are net related. It does not change anything that Byakuya went through decades of work just to find platinum. |
| That was quite emotional. Byakuya worked so hard for them nonstop and it reached the future. Senku will use it now. Was a nice cour overall. Looking forward to second cour in fall. |
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| Kohaku was great this season. Without her, the group would be in a huge pickle. But Byakuya did an even bigger save. His dedication was insane. So is his hopefulness. And his sacrifice won't be in vain. To no one's surprise, the story ended on a cliffhanger. But I'm pleasantly surprised Dr.STONE will be back this October. I was expecting to wait even longer so this news definitely made me happy. |
| So the first cour concludes with the Kingdom of Science acquiring the nitric acid that was need to revive people from petrification. Turns out that the platinum that was discovered underneath all that rubble by Kohaku was due to decades of collecting it little by little by Senku's adopted father Byakuya until he died paving the way until Senku and his generation broke out of petrification for the first time many years later. A very touching moment of passing the torch. Now we wait until Fall 2023 for Senku to revive the rest of the members of the Kingdom of Science and capturing the petrification beam while escaping from the island. 9/10 |
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| Great ending with Senku's father spending his life gathering this platinum and they could finally use it and save everyone! Can't wait for this October for the sequel! |
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| A lot of progression to be seen, but that sacrificed a lot of the science elements as a trade-off. A solid continuation to be sure, a bit better than Season 2 in my opinion. Still quite funny at times, and definitely looking forward to the second cour in October. 7/10. |
| That was so good. Kohaku finally managed to get the magical sand for Senku but they're not suspicious of the intruder. And, now it's all starting that our gang has gotten the Platinum. I got emotional when Byakuya was continuously doing all that for the future generation for decades. That was beautiful. Can't wait for the next cour in October. |
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| Blonde gal really stole the show with her cute side. And damn thats dedication diggin up all dat gold and platinum. |
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| The vibe of this series is stilm awesome. 2nd cour can't come soon enough. There's one particular event I'm looking forward to. ishinashi312 said: Mod edit. Not as uncomfortable as your comments are disgusting. |
cyruzJun 15, 2023 1:49 PM
One Piece episode 914 & 915 & 1027 were a mistake and 957 brought the salvation - FMmatron |
ishinashi312 said: FMmatron said: Mod edit.The vibe of this series is stilm awesome. 2nd cour can't come soon enough. There's one particular event I'm looking forward to. Not as uncomfortable as your comments are disgusting. 🥱🥱 very witty I must say |
cyruzJun 15, 2023 1:50 PM
One Piece episode 914 & 915 & 1027 were a mistake and 957 brought the salvation - FMmatron |
| damn it, october cant come soon enough |
| platinum acquired thanks a lot byakuya |
| The visual downgrade makes this season almost hard to watch sometimes, despite this arc being my favourite one. |
| Glad there's a second cour coming in fall, but this season feels like a downgrade with some really uninteresting antagonists and the show retreading old ground with Senku's father. |
| And that’s how this cour ends, Kohaku successfully gets the gold which has platinum in it, and interestingly enough I figured that would be the case since Golden Kamuy had a bit focusing on it this same season lol, and now Senku has created nitric acid aka revival fluid to revive the entire science team. And lastly the flashbacks to Byakuya were really nice, it’s wild how relevant that man is to the story despite being dead since episode 1. And now, we play the waiting game for the 2nd cour coming this fall, I’m so sad that we have to wait but I know it’ll be here before we know it. But with that, we’ve reached the end of the 1st cour of the 3rd season of one of my favorite shonen anime Dr. Stone, and imo it was another damn good season. It started out kinda rough with the rushing through building the ship and getting to the island, but once they got to the island it started to get really interesting and it felt like the season had kicked into high gear. And although the science took a bit of a backseat this time I did really enjoy what we got of it, I especially loved Kohaku’s makeover even though I wasn’t sold on the idea beforehand lol, and Kohaku was honestly an MVP this season, especially in this current arc, the amount of screentime she got was awesome. We got another awesome OP and ED combo this time too, I think I prefer previous OPs to this one but it still slaps, as well as the ED which is a banger. And now I wait for spooky month to come, but that’s something I’m used to since it’s my favorite month of the year lol. |
TheColonel76Jun 15, 2023 11:23 AM
| DAMN, Byakuka.............! 🥺 I've no words there. On another note - see, kids, this is why spelling and punctuation and grammar in general are really important...  And then this just has to be intentional... 😂  PS: some of the comments here really make me uncomfortable. What the actual fudge. |
| They've finally found and it and seeing Senku's father go through all that was heartwarming. Senku's built like him, they're alike. Fuck man, I want the next episodes already, but we've gotta wait till Oct. I really enjoyed the first half of this cour with the ship being built and finding oil and what more. The introduction of the new characters and the beam thingy were alright, I disliked the comedy during the very serious moments. But , aside from that, it was a really great season./ |
   “You yourself have to change first, or nothing will change for you!” ' |
| This finale encompasses what the season was all about. A bit of humor, a new enemy, a deep moment, strategy and of course lots of scientific knowledge. It's astounding how many advancements were made in the span of a few episodes by necessity of an impending enemy and how much those were carried by what they had at hand. It pains me as a result how some people have considered the series to be mid by not giving it another chance after the last season's focus on battles. To be fair, looking just at the animation there are a lot of still shots that are at least balanced with the gags and some shots here and there. The music, aside from the opening sequence which left to be desired, was pretty good, but most importantly the character chemistry here was on another level and I know from the source material that it won't stop there. See you in October |
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| Where did that shard of glass at the end come from? I didn't see Kohaku carrying anything glassy. Did I miss something? |
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| I liked the season, i just felt like it came off as...weird? Idk maybe it was direction, maybe just the way the source material was but it seem a little incongruous at times. solid 7 still, and i'm glad they came back around to the science aspects at the end. |
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| what a place to leave the cliffhanger, the second cour can't come soon enough! |
| Kohaku did an outstanding job in breaking through the boulder, even at the risk of being spotted due to the noise that she couldn't avoid making as she did what she could to break in, ultimately using the tools supplied by Senku to help her get in. Thanks to her, she collected the important gold dust and got it back to Senku's group from the 4WD rat car. Within the gold dust, Senku did find the platinum, but even I was surprised at how much platinum there was. It's all the more reason as to why Byakuya is awesome. He worked his backside off for decades to collecting as much rare minerals as possible, even after all of his astronaut buddies past on. He kept on going and going right until his own time was up. I must say, this segment was pretty emotional. With that, this wraps up the first cour of Dr Stone New World, with the next episode continuing this October for the second cour. My score for this cour will probably be an 8/10. Animation quality isn't this serie's forte, although there is a few moments with some nice animation, but the visuals and comedic moments always hit home for me, as does the story itself. I highly look forward to the second cour when October rolls around! ^_^ |
| Byakuya...decades collecting minerals for future generations. Senku...millennia counting to the day he'd meet that future generation to rebuild civilization with. The sense of determination and patience they share is enough to bring us to tears. He's still helping his son even after he's long gone. |
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| Seeing Byakuya's hard work was the perfect way to end this season, that was a beautiful look into the past, I enjoyed this season so much, Amaryllis is a great addition, Kohaku, Suika and Byakuya are the MVPs for the season. I'm so glad we know we can look forward to science returning this October. |
| Another good episode. It's platinum time UwU 6/10 |
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| Seeing Byakuya's last moments was touching. A good add-on to the last episode of this arc, solid as always. It's a relief we won't have to wait 2 years this time, but only 3-4 months. |
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