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| Great episode! Tsukasa is beast! Some people shouldn’t be brought back. But not everyone deserves to just die. |
| I'm really liking this anime so far, it's quite interesting. Tsukasa is a badass! Although I really don't understand how not bringing back old people is gonna make a better society. What makes him think that young people are any better? I do agree that shitty people should not be brought back but... how are you supposed to know who's good and who's bad before reviving them? But anyway, nice episode! I'm glad I wasn't the only one! Kars Bucciarati confirmed. |
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| This is the moment that really solified Dr. Stone for me. The premise drew me in but philsopihical conflict of morals on what should society be if you had the power to shape it. This episode also highlights what I love about Seku. He's a genius science man but at heart he's just a super nerd who loves tech, Sci fi, and science more than anything. I may not be as smart as Senku but I can totally get behind the mindset of bringing back civilization so I can get my cool modern stuff back. Only complaint is in the manga Seknu's plea to Taiju not to sacrifice himself was not just a rational argument. He didn't want to see his friend die. One the earliest moments of Senku's emtional side. At least that's what his expression looked like to me.  |
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| I'm starting to like this show ALOT. |
dannymilk said: i like that Tarzan boy's hair looks like Illuso's lol He looks like a Castlevania character or something. |
Hegar said: deg said: ye in terms of generation gap and ageism it happens in real life too like the old generation like the boomers always criticize the millenials but little they know their past (government) decisions has fuck up the future for the millenials anyway but nah its simply easy to say that the millenials and young people are just lazy and snowflakes Dude, millennials ARE snowflakes. Just gonna go with the articles I bookmarked with "millennial" in the title: Most millennials think George Bush killed more people than Stalin. (Also, why don't they say "Obama" for that one, the only president to keep a war going from before his eight years in office to after leaving office?) That disqualifies the generation from being taken seriously, right there. U.S. millennials lag behind people of the same age in other OECD countries in tech skills tests. Millennials have more mental issues than ever before and have a greater sense of entitlement. Not that I'm particularly fond of boomers either - the only generation raised on television-without-internet. That's not healthy. When Senku gets around to inventing television, he should just skip it. meh all/most of what you said comes down to economic factors brought mainly by automation and globalization - stagnant real wages for decades now, in the boomers days they can have a decent life and even have a family with just minimum wage - jobs today usually requires more skill especially mental effort unlike in the boomers days when factory work is common and mostly just about physical effort, so no wonder mental health problems is more common today - education is much harder today and because of global competition on the job market then a lot of young people are mentally stressed to always perform at their best or the competition will defeat them - gig economy is rising that means more temporary jobs with no workers benefits so mentally stressed again - immigrants are taking our jobs! and they also making wages more cheap! so you got a lot of rignt wing like alt-right fans that way - social mobility or the american dream is dead considering new wealth only goes to the top most of the time and barely enough circulate to the greater economy (wealth/income/economic inequality is on the rise) so to simply say this generation just want more entitlement is missing the point that they are just asking for more (government) help like free them at least with college debt, make free healthcare, etc just by taxing the rich and their automation (robots/AI) also incels wanting entitlement for sex is also rising but its simply because this people usually have low market value (ex. low job market value and low sexual/romantic market value) Shishio mentions that old people owns a lot of properties and demand more from the young like pay their taxes, etc reflects the current capitalism (close to unregulated) that a lot of capitalists own a lot of properties and they are usually old and rich (related to wealth/income/economic inequality again that is happening in the real world too) |
| Great episode again. Glad to see the production remains strong and the art is just beautiful to look at. Tsukasa is the kind of guy you initially like but then you start becoming wary of as the episode progresses because he seems suspicious somehow. xD Senkuu is just a badass with the way he delivers his lines. XD |
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Lelouch0202 said: Glad to see the production remains strong and the art is just beautiful to look at. I know right? Those landscapes are simply beautiful. |
| Tsukasa kind of breaks the immersion of the show with how superhuman he is. Hopefully it doesn't go beyond that unless they're gonna go with a 'the stone/light gave everyone superpowers' card. |
| I'm glad the hunter introduced some ideological conflict at the end of the episode; For a while I was afraid that every person they revive would be perfectly compliant and not cause any problems. I'm still loving all the science that Senku is laying down! |
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| When Tsuksa started talking about "da reech n pwerful" I was afraid that this anime would turn into some leftist anarcho-communist propaganda. I was relieved when Senkuu disagreed with him. It seems like Tsukasa's ideology was only put in there to cause conflict and drama, which is fine. I just didn't want this otherwise cool concept for a story to just be more leftist political messages shoved down our throats. Aside from that, this was a great second episode! It moved a bit slower than the first, but I guess that's to be expected. I did find it kind of annoying how they unsubtley kept foreshadowing that Tsukasa might have an ulterior motive. They made it too obvious that Tsukasa was hiding something. |
| Tsukasa makes a promising antagonist. I don't see him becoming a lone wolf soon so the conflict will always be there. I think someone's going to bring up that just as the shells don't belong to anybody, the lives of the petrified people don't belong to anybody but themselves. There probably will be a major conflict once they realise they can't progress any further without the help of adults. |
| a masculine strong fighter from Baki comes out of nowhere in an educational anime. |
| I came back with this meme. Not mine. |
| I agree with Senku, everybody needs to be brought in to the modern civilization otherwise the world would be boring and won't balance. We need villains to grow mentally and physically as humans, just like you need bullies in school to prepare you for the real world! |
How I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb --- Dr Strangelove  |
err that is not what the usual communism that people hates where there is too much government authority and its not even the new brand of communism (the Marx version) that is all about stateless (no government) communism but full of advance technology and even have the meme "Fully Automated Luxury Communism" |
| Great episode! This new guy is a beast, i wonder if he has some secondary intentions or no. So interesting to see them building everything from scratch. |
"There is no such thing as an Anime elitist. You watch Anime, therefore, you are trash by society's standards." |
Hegar said: Nurguburu said: I think that it's hard to get used to this type of comedy but I will try to like it. Anyway, a bit better than the first episode. And this guy does the same thing once again - hurries like hell to be the first to post, and he does it with a completely generic comment that could be used for anything. Since he didn't actually watch the episode before getting his comment in, so he couldn't post about specifics. But anyone who has read the manga or simply watched the first episode knows there's humor in the story, so that's easy. It's like a drug for you, right, Nurgu? To be the first! To be SEEN! Maybe you should work on doing other things you can be proud of. This way isn't healthy. Reported for harressment buddy. |
NurguburuJul 12, 2019 9:27 PM
| All weebs creatures of the galaxy, hear this message. Those of you who listen will not be struck by western animation. You will no longer know hunger, nor pain. Your Anime have come to lead you now. Our strength shall serve as a luminous sun toward which all intelligence may blossom. And the impervious shelter beneath which you will prosper. However, for those who refuse our offer and cling to their western animation ways… For you, there will be great wrath. |
| the dude killed a lion what the fuck?! also i like the ED |
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| Damn the interaction between Senku and Tsukasa was pretty chilling. This episode was pretty fun, too bad Taiju didn't get to revive Yuzuriha. The ED is pretty chill as well. |
 I'm not lazy... I'm just very unproductive. |
| so now we have tarzan, dexter (dexter's laboratory dexter), and ross as the only humans in the world trying to revive humanity and civilization. i fucking love it. tsukasa is a super interesting guy - the second he opened his eyes he was calm and collected and took care of business, and even used the meat after he killed the lions. the man's a madlad, i tell ya. a definite contender for best boy along with senku and taiju. i can't get enough of the science of the show - i had no idea how to make soap or what calcium carbonate really does, and it makes me realize maybe i don't know as much about our world as i think i do. it's great to be able to watch a great show and get some knowledge in the process. |
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| Okay, I'm just gonna ignore the fact of seeing a mere... student?... killing a fucking lion of a single blow. Anyways, OK episode overall. I have to admit Tsukasa has a point there but his ideology seems pretty basic so far. That said, let's see if the next episode can give us more insight into this plan of his. By the way, this is just nitpicking but how is it possible for Yuzuriha's "statue" to show her being naked when she was dressed at the moment of the fossilization? So far, it looks like an excuse to justify fanservice but I wonder if it actually has a reason to be... |
| I'm loving the cheesiness of this show. It's got a ton of energy for what could have otherwise been a boring slowburn exposition-fest. I do wonder what'll happen if they try to revive a "Normal" person. Who's mind fell apart after 3,700 years of silence and darkness. |
| Be sure to message me if you quoted me and want me to respond! Just give me a link to the forum, because usually I leave my comment, then leave the forum. |
| Am I just not getting something? From what I've seen so far it seems that besides the unique and interesting premise of the story the actual anime in't reaally that good. It's supposed to be one of the new Top stories alongside The Promised Neverland but this nowhere as good as PNL. Is it just not my type of show or am i missing something crucial? Is it a bad adaptation? |
Swagernator said: That new Tarzan-kun ... i like his way of thinking. Me too, however I kinda feel a little bit of hostility from him. I guess he would be eventually an enemy to Senku. |
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Uhhh, Shishio is going for an ancap paradise if you didn't notice. |
| Sooo... new guy killed the lion with only one punch... how can he even be so overpowered. Then he punched a boulder and somehow the stone woman inside didn't break into pieces alongside the boulder. |
Hegar said: deg said: ye in terms of generation gap and ageism it happens in real life too like the old generation like the boomers always criticize the millenials but little they know their past (government) decisions has fuck up the future for the millenials anyway but nah its simply easy to say that the millenials and young people are just lazy and snowflakes Dude, millennials ARE snowflakes. Just gonna go with the articles I bookmarked with "millennial" in the title: Most millennials think George Bush killed more people than Stalin. (Also, why don't they say "Obama" for that one, the only president to keep a war going from before his eight years in office to after leaving office?) That disqualifies the generation from being taken seriously, right there. U.S. millennials lag behind people of the same age in other OECD countries in tech skills tests. Millennials have more mental issues than ever before and have a greater sense of entitlement. Not that I'm particularly fond of boomers either - the only generation raised on television-without-internet. That's not healthy. When Senku gets around to inventing television, he should just skip it. spoken like a true Boomer. not that it's surprising. who invented divorce? who invented marital rape? who invented anti child labor? who invented participation trophies? who invented the arbitrary "18" as legal age? who invented women's rights? who invented children's rights? who didn't invented men's rights? as long as women have rights, men have no incentive to get married. unless you're blue pilled as long as children have rights, men have no incentive to having kids. unless you're blue pilled |
| >I had no brain when I was 12 >Then everyone must had no brain when they were 12 >I experimented 100 samples and proved that they had no brain when they were 12 >Therefore children cannot consent This is what science has done to humanity. |
otakode said: When Tsuksa started talking about "da reech n pwerful" I was afraid that this anime would turn into some leftist anarcho-communist propaganda. I was relieved when Senkuu disagreed with him. It seems like Tsukasa's ideology was only put in there to cause conflict and drama, which is fine. I just didn't want this otherwise cool concept for a story to just be more leftist political messages shoved down our throats. Aside from that, this was a great second episode! It moved a bit slower than the first, but I guess that's to be expected. I did find it kind of annoying how they unsubtley kept foreshadowing that Tsukasa might have an ulterior motive. They made it too obvious that Tsukasa was hiding something. I'm actually more angry at Senku. for someone so smart why can't he understand nor empathize with Shishio's dissent towards greedy adults? and oh what's that, he wants to revive EVERYONE? doesn't he realize he's willing to revive bad apples there, and he's supposed to be smart? he's an egalitarian idiot. and blue pilled as fuck at that. |
| >I had no brain when I was 12 >Then everyone must had no brain when they were 12 >I experimented 100 samples and proved that they had no brain when they were 12 >Therefore children cannot consent This is what science has done to humanity. |
lihle808 said: I agree with Senku, everybody needs to be brought in to the modern civilization otherwise the world would be boring and won't balance. We need villains to grow mentally and physically as humans, just like you need bullies in school to prepare you for the real world! spoken like a true cancer leeching off from the rich and productive. how about you feed me in the entirety of my life until I eat you alive? oh what's that, you don't want that happening to you? guess what, NOBODY wants a cancer leech like you! |
| >I had no brain when I was 12 >Then everyone must had no brain when they were 12 >I experimented 100 samples and proved that they had no brain when they were 12 >Therefore children cannot consent This is what science has done to humanity. |
kidlat020 said: I thought that myself but I searched the components for gunpowder and other explosives and it seems the blast furnance is the most close to weapons.nightcrawlercyp said: Really good episode , the methods to use shells are usable in real life and I kinda agree with the new guy pov. Bringing the adults back is a good idea. Trouble is you cannot decide which is worth bringing back and which not by yourself. Also can you guess the four use of calcium carbonate? Based on the reaction is used for weapons, apparently in blast furnaces I'm leaning more on gunpowder or something explosives. |
| Tsukasa seemed like a villain at the first glance but actually I would agree with the idea of not reviving everyone. I hope they will agree on something in next episodes. The three of them are fundamental to bring back the civilization. |
Digimon is the best Isekai  |
| For those who agree with Tsukasa's point of view, I'd ask you a simple question. Do you think this Dr. Stone anime or most of the other great anime are made by a bunch of high schoolers? Do you think the fact you can use internet, browsing website, typing in Mal right now, playing games, enjoying computer and technology is because a bunch of high schoolers made these for you? Children and youngster got those foundation for granted from those who layed out the foundation for them => older people who live a longer life than you. Tsukasa's point of you is biased, childish and edgy. It's like those chunni kids who think everything is other people's fault, and the world is revolved around them. Bad people and good people can be of any age, any gender. Also eventually young people would grow up into older people too and become just like them. Are they going to kill themselves then? Dr. Stone himself is well aware of all these. The reason why he's so knowledgeable is also because he learned all those knowledge from all the information and foundation laid from other older people. He didn't come up all these scientific stuffs from his own. |
Ventus_SJul 13, 2019 2:51 AM
| Starjun, is that you? |
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Nim0174 said: I am so on the Tsukasa Boat but antagonists never win the long run. Sigh. They either become good guys or they die. Same thing here, I don't see anything wrong with Tsukasa's way of thinking thus far, but I bet they'll find a way to make him unlikable soon enough. |
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