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| Forget circumnavigating the world to find Why Man, he isn't even there. Honestly, it's to be expected when you have the voice firing off commands to stone the entirety of the Earth. Don't think they would want to be stoned themselves, so space is the only real alternative. And I suppose if you have one person on the Earth holding a petrification device right next to a speaker the Earth gets swallowed up, maybe? Don't know how plausible it is to have the crew primed for space travel though. Astronauts go through training to deal with forces outside of Earth, and I don't like the thought of sending Magma to space after the gun episode. Like that they revived the girl Ibara messed with, beautiful and strong like Kohaku. Let Ibara remain stoned forever. |
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| WHAAAAAAAAAATTTTTTTTTT????????? MOON ARC?! |
| "The future is always blank. Only your willpower can leave footsteps there." "Ruling over death means ruling over life. Death is the climax of life. To have the best death, you must honor life." |
| "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." This story makes you appreciate the technological achievements of mankind. It only makes sense that the final goal would be to recreate what's considered our greatest achievement: going to the Moon! I just love how Senku says it so casually, as if building a space rocket is anywhere near as "easy" as building a ship. 😂 We really went from the Stone Age to the Space Age, so to speak, and I love it! And the revelation about the voices being actually synthesized Senku's... does that mean Robo-Senku is the real villain? 😂 |
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| Was hoping for a better Kohaku reunion, but it was still nice. Also, Kirisame is so cute. |
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Reply to ShiIeoki
If 12 million+ is the diameter, then the petrification device should be in the center of the earth for it to turn everyone in the entire Earth to stone...
No. You need to specify radius of the effect to use the device. Why-man said the diameter of the earth so the petrification blast would cover the entire planet if the device would be anywhere on the surface. |
| Revive plan lmao beloved Ginro and Kohaku are back epic party a human voice on the transmission this time Why-man knows they have the device now EVIL SENKU? DARK AND TWISTED SENKU AHHHHHHHHH how did they get a fake voice in this stone world new guy reived this guy strong lmao master Ginro the device came from space parabolic antenna vippeee WHY MAN IS ON THE MOON space age time |
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| Wholesome episode. The revelation was crazy. Now I'm really curious to know how they will manage to build a space rocket. Also, I hope our team revived the statues from the bottom of the sea bed. It just feels bad if not so. |
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| To the moon we go. Every season this anime becomes more insane. |
| episode 20 : goosbumps , goosbumps , goosbumps , damn ending that raising the bars too high. lol how senku just hear what he wanted to hear from this makujitsu(?) guy and just went off. though the fact that those "orbs" came from the sky absolutely doesn't answer anything that this arc questioned. as a matter of fact, if this orb had fallen to this island, why there were still people? also, if those orb are those in charge in petrify the whole world, than shouldn't had senku found at least one nearby japan? yeah i'm aware that nature is moving and all, but at least one should have stayed in one place lol and also from the fact that in season 1 we saw that the big "blast" came from antartica and wasn't just "small blasts". oh well i'm asking too many questions that this arc gonna answer anyway i guess (for example, this majitsu(?) guy, if he had been petrified by those orbs, why he have the orb "tattoo" on his arm?) |
| This Why-man is probably trapped on the moon and his communication is his way of making Senku get there to save him. I just hope there's no trap waiting for Senku up on the moon. |
 She got him back. If you understand the characters well enough, you'd know she did! |
| Now that the dust has settled on Ibara and Moz, they can focus on their next target - Why-Man on the moon of all places! Should be fun to watch them go there! |
| I'm Bruneian and I like anime. And Manchester United. And fat cats. |
| Sorry perseus but senku x kohaku has already taken the spot for best ship in the Dock. Why man keep making things creepier every time he appear, this time when it speaks with senku's voice I got chills...... |
| Ok, can we talk on how anticlimatic this episode was when they were unpetrifying the other characters? Especially Kohaku (that wasn't even shown on screen) and Ginro. Like, I really like Dr. Stone, but it's stuff like this that makes me unable to give it a score any higher than a 8. They made quite a big deal of Senku being aloen again last episode, just to ignore that completely this episode, and just revive everyone like it was nothing. It's also breaking something they said earlier in the season, because when they got their infinite revival fluid generator, they clearly said that while they were producing nitric acid, it was still at a slow pace, and that it would take them a while to restore everyone (and that's why they didn't restore more people when they started this "war"), but now they restore everyone in a flash and there's nitric acid for everyone. And it's kinda weird how Kohaku and Ginro's statues were seperated, like, the opening clearly shows them together, but whatever. This episode gave us an interesting plot change with the Why man trying to petrify the whole world again, and showing that he has been trying to do it for the past 3700 years, however, I wonder what happened to the petrifying devices that were used at the time of that man that they revived in the end of the episode. And apparently Why man is on space, which explains how he wasn't catched on the radius of the petryfing beam. But I'm not sure I like the idea of going to the moon... Like, it's going to be impossible for them to build a rocket ship, like, it's just starting to become way too unreasonable at this point. Anyways, what really bothered me the most was the emotionless episode that we got after that last episode. Also, it has been 3 years since the events of the 1st episode, and we didn't get a single sign that the characters are getting older? Senku must be around 18 years old now, no? |
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