Both stories start out with the main character being removed from their world and being placed into the world that has a more primitive setting than their own. Both main characters use science and history knowledge from their respective time periods to adapt to their new surroundings. Their knowledge helps to influence the new world and its native inhabitants.
Ascendance of a Bookworm takes a similar look at modern day knowledge in time periods that lack it. Instead of being frozen in time our protagonist Urano, a lover of literature and former librarian is transported into a fantasy world of magic, in a time and place where books are reserved for the nobility of the land. The approach of "If I don't have it, I'll make it on my own" is extremely similar to the mindset of Dr. Stone's Senku as he attempts to revitalize humanity with his encyclopedic knowledge of science. The title deserves a lot of recognition for turning a lot of Isekai tropes on their head and subverting your expectations in the first season with well timed humor inbetween the character drama that unfolds.read more
Both series are about bringing our civilization's goods back, but when Senkuu tries to restore as much as possibile, Myne focuses on books and publishing industry.
Both shows feature a protagonist who uses their knowledge of Science/Physics to invent new things that give them an edge in the new world they find themselves in.
Dr. Stone has more action and humor while Ascendance of a Bookworm has more Drama and Slice of Life elements.
-Both contain characters who have knowledge from different era.
-Involve showing off these products to characters in current era who are fascinated by them
Knowledge is power. When the world is gone and what you have left is knowledge. You are also not able to live a luxury life or as convenient as before, but what you can do is to use knowledge to improve everything around you one by one. That is the main idea of the story driven by the main character.
Both MC have knowledge of a society much more advanced than their current world, and can "invent" a lot of things.
They both are really passionate about something (science and book).
Both shows are pretty lighthearted.
Power of knowledge. Even in a world distant to the current time. Stories Dr Stone and Ascendance of a Bookworm show what the power of knowledge can give to people who use such information well.
Dr Stone follows science genius Senku, using the power of science, in his attempt to save the world after all humans turned into stone. Bookworm follows a bookworm Urano who has reincarnated as Myne, in a world similar to that of the middle ages, devoid of books. Both protagonists starting from nothing, grow their way back up with human knowledge almost passed down to them in order to bring a world that has no resemblance to the present time world back to the present world they knew and loved.
Both are good comedy anime following smart people trying to override the way of life back to how it once was.
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Both MCs are forced to live in a new world where they have to use their minds to solve problems according to their surroundings.
Dr. Stone follows a more Shounen and hard sci-fi setting whereas Bookworm is more about building connections to the people around her and working her way through the current society.
If you enjoyed the building of items and gathering materials to make more complicated things later on within Dr. Stone, I highly recommend Ascendance of a Bookworm! It was personally why I enjoyed both series so much, so I thought it would be a good recommendation.
Based in Science and a touch of Magic to spice things up. A girl on the journey to make books faces a long and arduous path since the era she lives in for some reason doesn't have a printing press.
The premise of an "encyclopedia"-like brainiac protagonist is remarkably similar in both shows. Honzuki no Gekokujou, belonging firmly to the Seinen genre, is more melodramatic and drama-driven in general whereas Dr.stone, leaning more towards shounen, is more upbeat and exaggerated with supporting drama and action elements. As an imperfect analogy HnG is the Seinen counterpart of Dr. Stone and so should appeal to fans of Dr.Stone that also enjoy Seinen.
Starts from scratch; in Dr. Stones case, everything. In Ascendance of a Bookworm, anything that makes it convenient for Myne to move on to making/reading books.
When a character has been reborn to the past and have intelligence of modern human mind it is one of a kind of plot that tackles this subject matter. These shows have a quality to offer wherein the respective protagonists will use their knowledge and skills to improve the lives of everyone using inventions that would be possible to do.
Both anime show world building
in Honzuki no Gekokujou the protaganist is not as smart as the protaganist of stone wars also
the protaganist in Honzuki no Gekokujou has a much less dificult goal.
in both anime, the main character brings an unknown knowledge
in both anime, we follow the construction of objects step by step
Honzuki no Gekokujou: Shisho ni Naru Tame ni wa Shudan wo Erandeiraremasen has a cute side with younger characters
Both have smart MC in their world, and they oftenly making stuffs therefore got praised by everyone around them. Action scenes are there but not the main focus of the show.
both start life in a world where nothing from the past earth civilization is left and they start building things on their own while in dr stone main focus is on how the protagonist wants to restore earth civilization ,in 7 seeds main focus is on survival.
in both anime they start life in a world where nothing from their past era earth civilization is left so in order to survive they have to make their own civilization.
- both are sci-fic
- Adventure
Both anime feature the cast being the last survivors of an apocalypse, with them pretty much being the last survivors.
They both are forced to start essentially from square one, with some pretty emotional stories about those who weren’t able to make it.
Ps If you love cavemen, you shouldn’t hold back on giving this anime a watch.
If you are looking for a fun way to learn something, this is it: Dr. Stone will teach you about basically anything science - from geology to how to chemistry -, while Cells at Work will tell you all about the inner workings of the human body! Both have a fun story as well, though Cells at Work is more episodic and comedic, while Dr. Stone has a long-running story and with also some mystery elements.
Dr. Stone has Doctor in it. Cells at Work are about cells at work. In other words, both have science in it. Yet unlike Magic Schoolbus, they educate you in ANIME STYLE.
There are plot lines, people dying, and most importantly SCIENCE. Seriously though, it's kind of amazing how accurate the concepts can be in both of these shows. Yet the way they portray it doesn't just serve as a means to explain these concepts, rather the concepts drive the plot forward.
Dr. Stone isn't actually about a doctor, more about a mad kid scientist who is plunged into a world of petrification. It's a survival anime, with its protagonist being a nerd. Not only a nerd, but a nerd with spiky hair. With the world plunged into the stone age after thousands of years of petrification, our anime science protagonist seeks to bring the world back to the Science Age as soon as possible.
Cells at Work is just as chaotic, but now you are placed inside the human body. Follow the UPS red blood cell deliverywoman as she faces the chaos within the human body: Viruses, allergies, heat stroke, and even cancer will be shanked by the CIA White Blood Cells in the most brutal ways imaginable. All while giving lessons about how the body works by your friendly neighborhood Tour Guide Narrator.
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If you want to learn some interesting facts while having a good laugh this is perfect for you. Dr Stone is more of a typical shonen but just as funny and entertaining.
Both of them can make you learn about science with a simple explanation. But sometimes there is a little mistakes and oddities that make it seem fictional. Well, the story is still interesting so I recommend it.
If you are looking for a casual way to learn something, you should definitely give it a try.
While "Cells at Work" focus more on the biological side of things, "Dr. Stone" has the chemical and physical. Personally, I found Hataraku Saibou way more educational because it doesn't really focus on its story. But I must say, Dr. Stone's way of educating is really rewarding, for lack of a better word.
As I said, you definetly should give it a try! ^^
Both of these amusing shounen series feature someone with modern-day knowledge thrust into a new world where they have to start over. One ends up in a magical world with technology reminiscent of the middle ages, while the other winds up in the distant future where humanity has reverted back to the stone age.
Main Character gets "transported" to a world that is not quite like the one they came from.
Sets out to rebuild/build a civilization from scratch.
Finds a village that ends op helping to kick start civilization.
The Anime Known as "That Time I Was Reincarnated As a Slime," is very similar to doctor stone in very similar ways. Before I go into comparing the two titles, I will contrast the two. Doctor stone is a show of Science, following the main character, Senku, on his journey that goes thousands of years into the future after he turns to stone, as well as the rest of the world. Suprisingly, he is the first one to wake up from his slumber, because of scientific reasoning. The main character of this show is smart, not strong. Slime is an isekai that follows rimuru and tells a tale where he dies as satoru, this 37 year old man that is still a virgin. This story is different for many reasons. One of those many reasons is that rimuru is not as developed with any shifting or conflicting thoughts as senku may have. Instead, his actions in the show are resulted as his death in the real world. This show Is what you would call less rolled out, or elaborate than Doctor Stone. These anime are both similar because the common interests of the main characters are to start civilization up. You could say that Doctor Stone is also somewhat of an isekai. Whether or not, that is my opinion. These two stories have characters that sort of win over different characters with their own tactics, rather than fighting them or the enemy directly. This is used to build up their numbers and increase their strength as a society as the story progresses. The reason you should watch Slime, is because this has a very common interest in doctor stone. Now depending on what you like, a fast paced story or a slow one, that will decide whether this is for you or not. This story is slow, but It does have some truths behind it that are yet to be explained.read more
-Both About Nation Building
-Both MCs have more knoledge than others that make them OP
-Both Animes have a confirmed 2nd Season where they hold a war (21/11/2020)
Both have the MC start from nothing to build a new society. With Senku, he is rebuilding society with the power of science. With Rimuru, he is rebuilding an old village that used to be run by goblins and making more. Both are great in the comedy aspect and have an OP mc in their own ways (Senku with his brains, Rimuru with his slime copy ability)
Two mad scientists who are looking to save the world or make it a better place for everyone, both use different means to achieve this, containing rivals with completely different or opposite goals.
- Both have a mad scientist protagonist
- Throughout the story the main characters, Senkuu and Okabe respectively; attempt to change the world with their vast scientific knowledge.
Both animes focus on scientific solutions and the main character is a huge fan of science. They both achieve almost impossible targets. Instead of adding a lot of science fiction, they have shown almost legimate scientific steps.
So if you are a science geek and liked Dr. Stone, you should absolutely watch Steins; Gate.
Who enjoys those anime the most?
The anseres seems so easy yet so hard, knowledge in general is what people have been seeking since the birth of society its an human instinct to lern new stuff and solve proplem after problem.
Throughout the story this is what keeps you sticking to them.
Lets be real who doesnt enjoy watching genius people solving problems.
If you liked Steins Gate I'd recommend watching Dr.Stone they're both really good Sci-Fi Anime, though Steins Gate might be a little tricky Dr.stone focuses mainly focuses on real-life problems that might happen and real-life solutions as for Steins Gate the anime focuses on time travel which isn't something humans can do in real-life, at least not yet I think in my opinion (lol). Both anime make references to things that exist and happened in real-life so I hundred percent recommend giving it a watch.
Amazing science built stories with out of the ordinary (mad scientists) MC. Very funny and interesting, we progressively understand the mysterious event that started the plot.
For the first episode, I get this vibe from the MC Appare the same brain power we have with Senku from Dr. Stone but with Machines. He's a very skillfull and smart person when it comes to machines. Creating his own machine from scratch. If you love the character of Senku from Dr. Stone or the anime itself, you might wanna try this one too and it's very good
A main character that is enamored with technology, the same passion as Senku is with science. Each is also surrounded by a cast of colorful and memorable characters
the same relationship between a super genius geek and an all brawn average Joe sidekick . It also involves the duo's goal that they have do do in such strange place that they're in.
The protagonists are basically the same character, but in a different scenario. While Dr. Stone focuses more on "science" (an umbrella term to justify Senku being able to do literally anything from scratch), Appare-Ranman focuses on the development of his MC through his experience with his first real friends and also his rivals, and how they change him from your by-the-books anime smartass to a genuinely well developed character who learns how to be more human through experience. Finally, Appare's cast of colorful characters is miles better than Dr. Stone's.
Similarities:
1. It involve a relationship between a super genius guy and a guy with all brawn but no brains kind of thing.
2. Both have the same setting where they found themselves in some distant place where they both have to find a way to survive.
3. Both have a 5th wheel who is with them.
4. Both have to face adversities that would get in their way.
Dissimilarities :
1. One was set in some rebooted stone age era, while the other was set at the end of the 19th century,
2. One has a young guy to older guy partnership while the other has the same age group.
3. The goal of one anime is to go home, while the other was to find a way to reintroduce science in the rebooted stone age.
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They have a set goal and will achieve that set goal. Protagonists Senku and Appare both have the same personality in that their genius and rational mindsets control their actions towards a dead set goal they have.
Great scientist Senku is stuck in the world of the future where humanity has gone back to zero after being turned into stone. Great engineer Appare wishes to travel beyond the moon but instead, ends up going to America. Starting with little to nothing, both characters work their way up to the dreams they had before they got into this mess. Both characters also have the same personality, they are quite based and don't care about what others think, say or do.
Both are good anime featuring geniuses taking on a new world with the knowledge they have in their arsenal. Though both having their respective comedies, Dr. Stone is more sci-fi compared to Appare-Ranman.
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If you liked Dr. Stone, you must not miss Appare Ranman!
has an identical duo
a brain
Senkuu Ishigami - Dr. Stone
Appare Sorano - Appare Ranman!
a muscle
Taiju Ooki - Dr. Stone
Kosame Isshiki - Appare Ranman
the plot unfolds differently but has its resemblance
Appare Ranman is about an odd-ball kid who loves science, engineering and mechanics and strives to learn as much as he can. If you loved the science aspects of Dr. Stone you'll love this show too. Add that to a car racing quest storyline and you've got an interesting and colourful premise that so far has delivered.
Both MCs are very passionate of their work and are not afraid to think out of the box to gain an advantage of a situation. They work their way around things that may seem impossible and will always see through things to the end. Their hard work and dedication is something that stands out from everyone else, which obviously attracts the attention from a variety of people naturally making them a leader of some sorts and a target for others. Many surprise moments and wow factors from both anime that will put you on the edge of your seat.
Mundane made awesome. Both shows have protagonists that triumps over enemies with the help of wits and knowledge, not afraid to use unusual methods and of course are very smug about their victories. Both are original takes on the battle shounen genre. While Dr. Stone has battles done with the help of science, Shokugeki no Souma has battles done with cooking.
Over-the top, yet still engrossing and believable in a way few other shows manage to achieve. How? Their secret lies in being faithful to real life where it really matters - science for Dr. Stone and cooking for SnS. Nerdgasms all but guaranteed!
-Both feature similar protagonists
-Both have similar exaggeration of mundane tasks like taking something out of the oven or completing an innovation
-In both, the protagonist is overwhelmingly better at what they do (cooking, creating) than their companions (although this changes in later seasons of Food Wars), and they have a supporting character who they teach, alongside teaching the audience
The way food is central in food wars, in the same way science is central in Dr. Stone. Both series feature main characters obsessed with reaching a higher level of understanding of these central elements. Much of the episodes are also spent in explaining the details behind how these central elements work, how the raw materials that construct a meal or a piece of technology function and their importance.
Both MCs are enthusiasts, almost to and arrogant level, in what they do. For Senku it is science, and for Souma it is cooking.
Both anime also use everyday activities as a theme, which isn't really done in shounen anime. The themes are both executed well which shows the beauty in science and cooking.
Both MCs also have their own catchphrase.
Food Wars is Dr.Stone with cooking and Dr.Stone is Food Wars with technology.
Those two animes are extremely similar, each episode, you're presented a new recipe/invention, and everything is explained about it, its concept, its taste/effect, its author/conceptor, everything is well detailed, explained and drawn, I highly recommand both of those animes if you liked any of these two.
Both feature their own take on science heavily. Dr. stone's science if more grounded in realism whereas FMA:B's alchemy is more exaggerated for it's fictional world. Both science's and the young genius main characters who use it, shape the world around them. Both are exhilarating series with great OST's, plots & characters.
-Both have a focus on creating and making things through science
-Both have a similar style of slapstick comedy
-Both shine some light on each and every character, so even the minor ones feel like they are part of the crew and not just add-ons
There is something inspiring about full metal alchemist that's hard to explain. You want the characters to succeed and seeing the Elric brothers grow is what makes the show so endearing.
Dr. Stone is a series that has that same feel and it's one of the few shows that's on par to FMA with characters and story.
If you see FMA as your favourite of all time then Dr.Stone might be a close second. Hell, it might even take the top spot.
-Strong rivalry between the protagonist and the rival
-Both MCs use their intellect to get to their goal
-Both MCs would go very far to reach their goals
-Both series have the 200iq moments where the MCs just out smart everyone
Clashing ideologies. Death Note and Dr. Stone both have a great representation of what a good clash in ideals look like.
With Death Note, L seeks out to destroy Kira for his controversial killings. With Dr. Stone Tsukasa finds Senku a threat to his ideals of what a good world would be like, though this clash is more of a sub-genre.
Death Note and Dr Stone give intelligent MCs an interesting mind battle to determine the future of the world. However, unlike Death Note, Dr. Stone gives more of an adventure with action and comedy on the side.
Although the overall tone is different for the most part, it features the lives of unbelievably intelligent high school students drastically changing after a certain event occurs. They quickly adapt to the new lifestyle shortly before encountering a "rival" type of character which sits on the opposite side of beliefs for the most part.
-Both feature similar protagonists
-In both, the setting is a world in which the protagonist is able to reap benefits due to their extensive intellect
-Both are over the top and exaggerated, especially regarding usually mundane acts like playing chess or gathering materials
Intelligence. Dr Stone and No Game No Life both follow genius characters in a parallel setting where their knowledge is all the more advantageous to them.
Dr Stone's Senku is stuck with humanity in a world just like the stone age, where he pledges to use science to restore the world to its former glory. NGNL follows brother and sister, Sora and Shiro playing games in order to achieve the title of God.
Instead of action-packed fight scenes, both these anime bring the best of mind games to fight enemies with. Both contain good comedy as well.
-The Main Protagonist from both shows have high intelligence in their field
- Interesting Story Line And Mysterious Villains
- Both shows has their own unique character design
Both series heavily feature sensationalised science (albeit FMA's is more fictitious) and they both also have young prodigy main characters who have a deep understanding and innate talent for this science. Both MC's have important family ties that connect them in unique ways to the world around them.
Science. Fullmetal Alchemist and Dr. Stone both use heavy references to science in general. Whether it be pure science or science used as a base for alchemy.
Plots are very different from one another but both have the same concept of trying to achieve the impossible. Dr Stone's sprint from the stone age to the current world era, FMA's journey of two brothers trying to find the Philosopher's stone.
Both are good anime with comedy targetted for the shounen demographic, though FMA has action, military and magic in comparison to Dr. Stone's sci-fi.
Both involves certain situation where the characters found themselves in a predicament where SURVIVAL is not just the name of the game but also to thrive as they live on.
Both share the same kind of "survival" feeling and their plot revolve around some kind of incident that happend to the human species that made them be in this kind of survival setting.
Kanata no astra spends more time deepening into the characters bonds and showcasing the worlds they travel throgug while Dr. stone is more of a shounen anime where you have got the classic Good characters vs bad characters and so forth.
Both animes are really enjoyable to watch and will catch you off guard with some of the plot twists.
Similarities:
1. The same character scenario, where they have to use their wits if they're gonna survive.
2. Same situation where the group was also at threat from one of their own.
3. Same story plot where the unexpected has happen, that puts the character in their respective predicament.
Dissimilarities:
1. While one was compose of a group of 9, the other was more like a trio (for now) whom were up against a wanna be dictator.
2. The setting were different in which one was set in some futuristic world , while one was set in some rebooted stone age era.
3. The people in one anime have the means to survive, while the other, them character have to improvise all the way through.
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Dr Stone and The Promised Neverland both are about young people who take a stand for themselves, not only for the better of themself but for those around them as well.
Dr Stone follows student scientist genius Senku carrying humanity on his back by trying to take it back to how it once was. TPN takes on the same kind of idea but on a smaller scale with the highly intelligible children of Grace Field having to save themselves from the bleak future that awaits them if they are too late.
Both are good anime for the shounen demographic which are based upon using the brain for fighting against enemies. TPN is more psychological than Dr Stone, however.
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Both shows are about bunch of kids surviving in a harsh environment.
-Dr.stone is about bunch of kids who are making stuffs and want to rebuild there post apocalyptic world to a better place. While Yakusoku no Neverland is about kids who wants to find the truth behind the place they live and to survive.
- Both shows have mystery elements.
- Both shows have good animation and plot.
They aren't that similar but
They both have main characters with not much fighting ability
They both have incredible concepts
They both have similar vibe soundtracks (mainly the opening and ending)
SCIENCE!! While the stakes are much lower in Moyashimon (making sake vs. restoring humanity), both shows take scientific concepts and make them fun by incorporating them into the plot DNA.
Even tho the premise are very different both have quite a lot in common. They are very focuss on learning and give quite a lot of explication on the science they do in a way the people at home can understand but they dont do it in a infatile mather so a older audience can still apreciat it without feeling like a child. They also often use the aprentice and the master set up to ease in the explanation.
Crew. Assassination Classroom and Dr Stone follow characters who have this great connection between each and every individual, regardless of who is an MC or side character.
Assassination Classroom focuses on class 3-E teamwork to kill Koro-sensei. Dr Stone follows Senku's plan to remake the world from its shambles of the stone age it had gone back too. In a sense too both Koro-sensei and Senku are really smart people too.
Both are good shounen anime with great comedy, Dr Stone giving the action of the brains, Assassination Classroom doing so with the action of trainee assassins.
So for me the best parts of Dr Stone are where he outsmarts the opponent with technology so I'd say another anime with those out-smarting hype moments is Log Horizon. The protagonist is Isekaied into a fantasy game and uses knowledge of the game and the real world in order to break the rules of the game and outsmart the enemy.
Although Log Horizon is an Isekai and Dr. Stone is more of a sci-fi adventure, they both have a sort of technological progression. Both MC's appear either in a new world or in the same world in the future and try to make it the best it can be.
Both Dr. Stone & Fire Force have amazing OST's and character designs. Both require the same time investment and are high intensity Shonen shows with intriguing plots. These series also complement each other being watched together weekly as they have different strengths but enough similarities that fans of one will likely also enjoy the other. The change of pace between these shows can be refreshing while they still appeal to the same target demographic.
Permanent change. Dr Stone and Fire Force both follow characters that go through a drastic change from what was their regular life order, into a new craze of a world.
Once stable lives of MCs Senku and Shinra have been turned upside down by some uncontrollable phenomenon. Dr Stone has humanity become stone statues. Fire Force is Shinra's family perishing in a house fire.
Both are good shounen anime with Dr Stone using science and brains for the base of enjoyment, Fire Force using action.
Both shows have very similar humor and stylistic slapstick. While Dr. Stone focuses on science in an apocalyptic world with comedy on the side, Kaguya-sama: Love is War continues a similar joke style but places it’s characters in a totally different environment. Even though the characters are distinctly different, both shows leave similar impressions on the viewer that makes a transition between the two really seamless.
While one may be a romance story and the other a shonen, each of them have the similar chaotic comedy behind them. Tons of charm are put into the jokes and characters that can be occasionally hard to find. Basically, both these shows are hilarious.
Both shows follow similar plot ideas revolving around the main characters introducing modern developments/technology to olden times. They both also show the impact that the technology/development has on that current society
they both have these characters that must survive this world . And they both have these characters that know alot and come up with this ideas to help them survive
Improvise. Are You Lost? and Dr Stone follows students in a situation where they have to go into survival mode in order to make out what resources they have of the world given to them.
Dr Stone follows Senku and his time trying to bring humanity to how it once was, away from the current throwback into the past the species have experienced. Are You Lost follows 4 girls in their survival adventure on a remote island.
Both are good anime featuring comedy in both. Although Are You Lost is slightly more ecchi than that of Dr Stone.
-both main characters are obsessed with science
-both main characters are super smart
-both animes are hilarious to watch
-if you like Dr. Stone in general, you'll most likey like Rikei ga Koi ni Ochita no de Shoumei shitemita
Dr Stone is similar to Zipang because of
1. Time travel element(although Dr Stone's time travel mechanism is different, still the idea is same).
2. The trope where ancient characters are surprised by modern technology. In Zipang, Americans and Japanese soldiers are surprised by Mirai's abilities. In the same way in Dr Stone, the ancient characters are surprised over and over again by modern technology.
Zipang also has the time-travel concept like Dr. Stone does, except that it's a bit different, and instead of slowly creating technology from the future as Dr. Stone does, Zipang focuses on what would've happened if an advanced Navy ship were suddenly transported to WW2. That's the plot of the anime basically, but our protagonists are suddenly transported to the Battle of Midway, where they struggle to keep their existence low in order to prevent much change in history.
These anime both focus on a genius main character Lelouch & Senku respectively. They both take heavy inspiration from and are essentially set it our world's own future (the "real" world). The OST's and art styles for both are absolutely incredible and the characters & character designs are charming, lovable, engaging and relatable. Both series are also great at making you root for characters who may even have questionable motivations and ethics.
Longing for the new age. Code Geass and Dr Stone follow genius MCs on their quest to change the shape of the world after some catastrophic event.
After the war on Japan, Lelouch decides to take down the Britannia empire in their tyrannical reign. Dr Stone has Senku awaken after humanity has been turned into stone, his quest, to use science to revert everything to how it once was.
Both are great anime with intelligent leads and troubles brought to them along their groundbreaking quests.
Both series feature savant's and genius/prodigy main characters with great & unique hair. Both are based off popular shonen JUMP manga. Main cast of characters are of similar ages (high school ish) and also had almost ordinary school lives where they made some of the friendships they maintain on these extraordinary adventures. Both series also have amazing art styles, character designs and OST's.
Rivalry. Although plots aren't greatly similar. Dr Stone and Yu-Gi-Oh both share a similarity in characters with a strong rivalry you are waiting for to go head to head when they are at their highest; Yugi and Kaiba for YGO, Senku and Tsukasa for Dr Stone.
Both are good anime targetted for the shounen demographic, where characters use brains instead of fists. With YGO being based on a card game, Dr Stone being based on science.
- Cool shounen story where the protagonist evolves incredibly fast and most importantly with charisma
- Beautiful animation
- Magnificent characters
- Can't stop watching it/ must watch type of anime
Currently, they are two of the best shonen that Shonen Jump is publishing. The feeling of adventure, exploring a new world and recruiting new partners are an important key in them.
Protagonists are stuck in a world of with absolutely nothing to start off with. Although Senku is a science genius operating in the 'beginning' of humanity. Kaname is in a battle royale. Both protagonists try and survive the madness they are in.
Know-it-all. My Hero Academia and Dr. Stone may seem vastly different, but they both feature the same "know-it-all" character. Midoriya has information of every hero he knows about, as well as his quick thought out strategies he can use in any situation. Senku is the same knowing everything there is to know about science.
Both are good anime aimed at the same demographic; shounen, with good comedy on the side. MHA focuses on action and superpowers, with Dr Stone using mind games as an alternative.
Similarities
- Both MCs are straight male (obligated to state this)
- Both MCs timeskip/reincarnate into a primitive world
- Both MCs are science geniuses
- Both MCs bring modern products into the primitive world (iPad/Cola/Tank/Telephone/CDs)
- Both MCs fight against powerful opponents (godly beings, muscular people)
Differences
- Wan Jie is a CGI Chinese Donghua VS. Dr Stone is a 2D Japanese Anime
- Wan Jie MC has a harem VS. Dr Stone has a village of subordinates
- Wan Jie MC is the smartest person in the universe VS. Dr Stone MC knows science/math/geography
- Wan Jie is a cultivation/xianxia style story VS. Dr Stone is a fantasy/adventure story
These two animes revoked something in me that I thought I lost a long time ago: The passion for my favorite subjects. I loved Science and Art as a kid, but then the school system had to ruin them by involving Math and hiring a terrible Art teacher, which made me lose faith in both subjects. Until one day, I found these two animes on KissAnime. I read the summaries and got interested, so I binge-watched both animes and fell in love with them! Both stories center around things that you learn in school. But unlike school, the animes made these topics enjoyable, easy to understand, and fun to learn! So now I'm back to loving Science and Art again. So if you're like me or just looking for some great animes to watch, I really recommend these two! You can also read the mangas if you want more content or just can't wait for a season 2. But I still haven't got the time to read them yet, so I don't know if they're actually good or not.read more
Both feature young-ish protags in a post-apocalyptic world surrounded by whacky, interesting animals and characters.
Both shows have a shared goal of finding the 'cure' to the respective ailment in each show.
Both shows feature an assorted, entertaining cast, with atleast one very smart character and one brawny character who are/end up close friends.
Similarities
- Both MCs fix ancient problems with modern solutions
- Both MCs mix are sent into the stone age (isekai)
- Both MCs are strategic geniuses
- Both Series have shounen based stories
Differences
- Wo Shi is a chinese CGI donghua VS. Dr Stone is a 2D Japanese Anime
- Wo Shi MC chases profit VS. Dr Stone MC chases Science
- Wo Shi MC already has the materials VS. Dr Stone has to research and experiment for materials/gather
Experts. Surprisingly similar Eizouken and Dr Stone both have similar characters and start points. Experts in a particular field (science and animation) and mentalists type characters who use underhanded tricks to get what they want.
Although Dr Stone is about humans getting turned into stone. Eizouken is about making anime. But all these characters have to start from scratch in their journey.
Both are good comedy anime, though Dr Stone is sci-fi compared to Eizouken's s.o.l
Both are shows that feature main characters who are perfectly fit for their shows (i.e., miles above the rest of the cast). They both feature plots where the mc changes them through their actions, rather than them being another part of it.
Most of the enjoyability of both shows come from how much you end up liking the main character
After covilization crumbled, the remaining post-apocalyptic humanity regresses to more tribal state, and faction focusing on strengt sees this as an apportunity to sieze the rule through brute force. The protagonist has to stop this.
Both anime with vast and mysterious worlds that our heroes explore. Both have exhilarating scenes of discovery. Both have great & unique character designs.
Both are a utopian world of our modern society with two groups fighting each other for their own truths. While Dr. Stone has more comedy elements and is more "family friendly", the story of Shinsekai yori is way deeper and darker.
Both of them have incredibly beautiful nature filled settings.
Both have brilliant visual presentation and incredible landscapes and backgrounds, with stunning greenery.
Both have themes of humanity going against the forces of nature.
These are both discovery themed series where our main characters are thrust into a world of the unknown and must explore & make new discoveries and friends along the way. Both have amazing OST's & character designs as well as having very lovable characters and humour.
Both are shonen shows with interesting plots, lovable characters and great senses of humour. Both Saiki and Senku are often isolated from others due to their own genius and hilarity ensues when they are often surrounded by some of the more "simple" characters. The character designs and OST's are both amazing and I feel both shows are criminally under-rated. They are both adapted from popular Shonen JUMP manga and occasionally break the fourth wall for comedic effect. Both are exhilarating anime that leave you hungry for more!
Both have simple minded yet super strong main characters (Goku & Taiju). Both have hostile worlds where only the strong survive. Both have dangerous villains who directly clash ideals with our heroes. Both are exhilarating anime with epic adventures. Both have great character designs, awesome hairstyles and amazing OST's.
Both series are Shonen and are based off of popular Shonen JUMP manga. They both have great world building, characters, OST's, humour and character designs. Both Senku and Naruto try to gain the trust and adoration of an entire village that at first mistrusts and misunderstands them.
Both involve people turning into stone and then returning to life after a great deal of time passage. In both the revived characters try their best to make sense of the changed new worlds they find themselves in.
Both shows portray vast unknown worlds to be explored with a great deal of mystery around this world and it's origin/contents. Both have impeccable art styles, characters, OST's, world building, plots & character designs. Both are pretty well rounded shows with vast appeal to a wide range of anime fans.
If you adore such poorly written, juvenile schlock of Dr. Stone, then Eiken is this without the façade of being deep or good.
Just go for the obvious schlock vs the one that wastes your time pretending it's smarter or deeper than it actually is, or the ones that tweens beg you to check out because it's the greatest thing they've ever seen.... until they turn 13.
Eiken is also way shorter.
Both animes feature a modern character in an unfamiliar world without the luxuries for modern life and show the journey of making modern amenities throughout the story.
Both are very comedic but also have a serious and cool side to them, overall both very fun series with interesting characters and some serious undertones
Both of them involve an educated main character, with no super powers, finding themselves in a low tech world where they use their modern knowledge to lead a nation.
I found Dr Stone to have the same sort of charm as part 4. I see part 4 as sort of a more fun but equally serious and actually super interesting part of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. I felt like Dr Stone had this same sort of feeling to it.
One of the main things I noticed was the sound design. Dr Stone and Jojo have really similar sounds with gunshot sound effects and stuff like that to give more impact or weight to something. This gives the shows a similar feeling.
They are also both beautiful at some points. Both are focused on friendship, something you see very often in anime, but both have a non-cliche and really heartwarming feeling to it. I found both of these shows to have some of the best character relationships in all of anime.
I believe Kira is a far superior villain to Tsukasa, but both have the same sort of calm feeling with a knack for killing based on their own desires and wanting to live a peaceful life. (even if you haven't seen one of the shows, this isn't really a spoiler as this is revealed almost instantly once you meet each villain)
Anyway, I just find both Dr Stone and Part 4 to have the same sort of charm to it and it is one of the reasons I absolutely love both of them.read more
Both shows give you a very similar feeling at heart. They give you a really warm-hearted adventure with struggles along the way. Both have a very similar underlying plot laced in Dr Stone ep 17 and Sora Yori ep 12. They both hit just as hard and deserved to be watched by people who love Dr Stone and people who love Sora Yori alike.
These series are much more fun if you don't think about them too hard. They're full of bizarre comedy, ridiculous (yeah, overpowered) protagonists, and most importantly, the best asspulls. Dr. Stone goes with some "scientific" trick to solve it's impossible problems, whereas Sakamoto just does everything with the best finesse. Dr. Stone takes itself somewhat seriously but it's lighthearted and popcorn-y enough that I get a wonderful campy experience akin to Sakamoto's slices of parody.
I really enjoyed these two shows. And if I can find a lot of animes like Tate no Yuusha, DrStone is difficult to link with another one. But here is what I found:
1) The story begins into a new world for both MC. And I must precise that they start with (almost) nothing.
2) They both use their intellect to face situations and find allies when they need to.
3) Senku and Naofumi are totally outnumbered by a huge opponent.
4) It's basically two adventures shows; you discover new places, new knowledge, and it's really enjoyable!
Both anime deal with some real-life facts and applications and share a good humor.
as for Dr stone it's like a chemistry science class
however gin no saji is a collection of farming and animal biology lessons.
Both shows are about science but Dr.stone shows you how the science works rather than just talking about the people who made it happen.
It also does a better job in my opinion of getting u interested in science.
Both are shows about characters living in different worlds from what they were used to.
Both have brilliant minds that come up solutions on how to deal with their surroundings(Senku, and Oda). Plus, not to mention, both use what they make for future plans
Both end on huge cliff hangers, sadly.
But more importantly, both are about two sides opposing the other, and are definitely worth watching.
Post-apocalyptic world where the Science might get back the old world, but a fantasy or unexplained supernatural forces won't let work easy.
-Protagonists are not totally similar, maybe, only the cleverness to make plans and the willpower. But, not the genius in science and the dedication for it.
To me, these shows are 56% similar, even so, they're always good shows.
1)Both Have Baddass MC's and Antagonist
2)Jojo is similar to Dr.Stone though in some muscular building and some scene
3)Both has Great action scene like Jojo's
4)Both Anime is Great and Hilarious in some point
