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| It's hurt yet beautiful ㅠㅠ I love the trio please be okay you guys ㅠㅠ |
| great episode i was not ready for that |
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Oh no, dark times are coming, it's going to happen again, I don't want to live that hell again |
| This is a very intense episode! |
| That's nice of Tsukasa to mention the possibility of getting revived before he died. Oh no, they're really totally dead for sure. Promise. Why were they sending Suika in that direction to begin with? She's literally the win condition. Go to the opposite side of the possible conflict zone. |
JustMonakaAug 28, 8:40 PM
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| This episode was one of the better because we finally get some action. who am I kidding, this episode was way more erotic than usual. Other shows: shows a sad backstory to tease a death scene Dr. Stone: Remove their clothes and make Tsukasa so jacked he has scales |
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| WHAAAAAAAAAATTTTTT????????????? NOT HYOGA!!!!! You've gotta be freaking kidding me. They were talking about sacrifice before the whole fight and all, but I didn't actually expect them to DIE??? Stuff just got real now. Senku's greatest brute strength is gone now, so it's all up to his brain to defeat Stanley and his crew... |
"Like rowing a boat, we enter the future backwards. All we see are scenes of the past, and no one can control the views of tomorrow" - Wit Studio  |
Reply to a2falcone
Couldn't Kohaku and Co. just take a Medusa, petrify Stanley's party and wait for Senku to restore them? And in that way, they'd be healed of any wounds.
a2falcone said: Couldn't Kohaku and Co. just take a Medusa, petrify Stanley's party and wait for Senku to restore them? And in that way, they'd be healed of any wounds. At this point, they still don't have a working Medusa, that's why they risked their lives to cut Stanley's communication, so that they could give Senku and the others more time to make a working Medusa. KanameYuuki said: No... I wasn't expecting the show to actually deliver on people getting killed, when Tsukasa said that Hyouga was dead it hit like a truck, I kept expecting those 3 to get captured and maybe getting beaten half to death at worst but then miraculously getting healing with Medusa but with Hyouga genuinely dead I don't know at this point, Suika was too kind for this cruel world. For real, I wasn't expecting this episode to end the way it did... That final scene with a soulless Tsukasa was brutal to see, in an anime like Dr. Stone, that is usually quite light-hearted (barely any characters have died ever since the beginning of the anime). _MushiRock11_ said: My guess is Tsukasa and Kohaku will somehow survive until the petrification device is back in action but it seems like game over for Hyogo. I'm pretty sure the last scene you can see a soulless Tsukasa, which probably means he is already dead too... Kohaku really was the only one to not be shown dead. GT1Studios said: WHAAAAAAAAAATTTTTT????????????? NOT HYOGA!!!!! I actually grew to like his character, quite sad to this happen, to all 3 of them really, they were all some of the characters I liked the most in this series. Arxeas said: Kohaku's hotheadedness got one of their two best warriors killed and the other mortally wounded. To be fair, she wasn't stopped by the others either, because that mission was necessary for the group (they even mention that), since they needed more time to produce the Medusa, hence why these 3 needed to sacrifice themselves. Arxeas said: Also, I get it's a shounen fight scene, but that martial woman knocking trees over by pushing them, really? It's not like the trees are little orchard trees, they're humongous. The woman's a gorilla but you'd need dozens of her for that. I understand and agree to this, but it's not the first time the anime exaggerates someone's skills. Some episodes ago Kohaku could literally see the little diamond cores the Medusa had, when they were all on the floor, quite far from her, like, no one has that vision. Even Ukyo is able to hear things that are Km away, if he really was that sensitive to sound, he couldn't even tolerate someone talking to him (in fact, the anime never showed he was sensitive to sound in that way). The best is to not take these exaggerations of their skills seriously. |
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Damn, wasn’t expecting that kind of end honestly. My guess is Tsukasa and Kohaku will somehow survive until the petrification device is back in action but it seems like game over for Hyogo. It’s sad that he has to go out like this but massive props to him for allowing Kohaku to go and give them the higher ground.
Things are getting intense now…
Things are getting intense now…
| @_MushiRock11_ End the Battle is not finished yet. |
Reply to _MushiRock11_
Damn, wasn’t expecting that kind of end honestly. My guess is Tsukasa and Kohaku will somehow survive until the petrification device is back in action but it seems like game over for Hyogo. It’s sad that he has to go out like this but massive props to him for allowing Kohaku to go and give them the higher ground.
Things are getting intense now…
Things are getting intense now…
| @_MushiRock11_ End the Battle is not finished yet. |
Reply to _MushiRock11_
Damn, wasn’t expecting that kind of end honestly. My guess is Tsukasa and Kohaku will somehow survive until the petrification device is back in action but it seems like game over for Hyogo. It’s sad that he has to go out like this but massive props to him for allowing Kohaku to go and give them the higher ground.
Things are getting intense now…
Things are getting intense now…
| @_MushiRock11_ End the Battle is not finished yet. |
| Honestly, I expected a bit more from Maya. Tsukasa absolutely trashed her. I was only worried about Suika, but the shounen route won't let anyone die for real here. Right? |
| Imagine how boring this world would be without Japan - a comment at youtube |
| Well the ED made the fact Tsukasa, Hyoga and Kohaku are biting it this season a very badly kept secret, but it didn’t stop the scenes of them going out from hitting hard, it really is wild to see what used to be the biggest villains at one point sacrificing themselves for the greater good, I really love that. Now I do want to say, while these developments are saddening, I think this is a very realistic outcome. I know the three of them were skilled, but three melee combatants against armed 21st century soldiers? Yeah there’s no way they were winning this, they even got lucky a few times here so it’s a wonder they got as far as they did, so yeah I am pretty happy with how things turned out even if it’s sad, maybe besides Tsukasa still being alive at the end despite the many bullets he took. Now thankfully it looks like my darling Kohaku is still alive at the end, but man it is upsetting that she even took a bullet, I get it had to be done on Stanley’s part but man it hurts, but at least she did what was necessary before it happened. Also another sad aspect, the fact Francois and Suika got captured because they helped an enemy (fanservice on fem Stanley here was nice tho lol), which then caused the power trio to show up ahead of schedule, it was definitely the right thing to do but yeah certainly a rough turn of events after that. But apparently it might be possible that the Medusa device can revive the dead, it would be a bit of a copout but I appreciate that they even went as far as temporarily killing important characters, so I’m not opposed to the eventual revival once everything is said and done. And lastly, I liked the use of military tactics here, beneath all of the intenseness was some well thought out stuff, I liked the attention to detail there. |
| Damn, that was the worst possible ending for those 3. Hopefully what Tsukasa says is right, that they could possibly be revived by the fluid. Now we just have to wait and see if Senku's plan works out. |
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| This episode was lowkey bullshit. I get what the producers were going for but the execution was flawlessly.. terrible.. How do you create such an important scene without any buildup? It's just shocking, not in a good way. It'll definitely be hard to fix this within such a timeframe, but prayers. |
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-You_Too- said:
This is just dragging on now. Every episode it’s the Japanese acting stupid and the Americans sneakily pulling shady moves for no reason. Why is there even a conflict to begin with? Nothing has made sense since season 2
This is just dragging on now. Every episode it’s the Japanese acting stupid and the Americans sneakily pulling shady moves for no reason. Why is there even a conflict to begin with? Nothing has made sense since season 2
I’m also confused why, when they clearly have a similar conflict of not getting petrified, Xeno and Senku can even work towards that goal. Xeno wants to rule with science and intellect, and Senku clearly didn’t gaf if he gave Ryuusui all property rights of the oil they discover. So what's the big deal just hand over Xeno and ask for corn. I don't think Xeno was planning to conquer japan or kill every stone statue
| @Plopop Starting with Dr. X's perspective, Xeno has complete disregard for all ethics and those he doesn't deem intelligent enough. He also stated that he would quite literally become a dictator and rule over the "ignorant masses," so yes, he did plan on conquering. Xeno admitted that Senku does not agree with this worldview and wouldn't agree to work with him (see cour 1). This is why Xeno views Senku as a threat and has planned on eliminating him, so that no one else can stand in his way. The reason we don't see him actively going after Senku throughout cour 2 is because, as Senku mentions, he doesn't see the point in trying to fight without Stanley there (so he instead helps out with Why Man related things in the meantime whilst sabotaging Senku's team when possible). Even helping out that much involved some convincing on Gens part. It's not impossible for Senku & Xeno to work together (he is willing to help out with scientific advancements as long as they don't hinder him or Stanley), but this would immediately change when Stan and Xeno are in the same vicinity. From Stanley's perspective, Xeno is being kept hostage by someone he had deemed a threat since cour 1. He isn't fully aware of the situation with Why Man and essentially has a one track mind as a soldier to save Xeno and stop anyone standing in his way. Xeno has already given him the green light to eliminate Senku, so he's sticking with that plan. |
Yes...I ate 5 slices of pizza...those mozzarella sticks were good too...Yes, I'm lactose intolerant, what about it?? |
| OMG that last part with Hyoga, Tsukasa and Kohaku and their sacrifice to destroy the enemy's radio... at least it looks like they can be revived if they achieve their goal but now it means they NEED to succeed otherwise it's so over |
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| RIP our strongest trio. They may have succeeded their mission but I can't see the kingdom of science putting up much of a fight after losing their strongest fighters. |
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| Epic! If you thought this episode was crazy, wait for the next one! |
| Tsukasa dying after everything the group had previously gone through to save him and set him on the right track would be such bad writing, I really hope this is just a bait. |
| Guess the ending visual was true as a red flag, now obviously not everything is over like Tsukasa stated but Senku better not fuck this up, i'm only scared for Hyoga which Tsukasa stated has passed and he wouldn't say that recklessly and petrification can't bring back a soul but i hope i'm wrong and he will somehow survive too. |
| Deep dark fantasies |
| Fuck yes, they finally animated this chapter of the manga, the one where everything turned dire. Not only was Suika in the middle of a gun warfare but Tsukasa, Hyoga and Kohaku had a fierce battle against the savage Maya, armed military men and, of course, Stanley and his double. With all of them ending up being shot, the plan has to work for them to have any chance of survival. Man, I'm so eager to see the reaction to this and what's coming next. And some said that this was becoming stale for some reason, ha. |
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| Don't know about this episode. Dr. Stone is just not the kind of show in which people should die, at least not in this way. It has always been this very optimistic show in which science always triumphed over violance. In that regard I didn't really like where this arc was going anyway. But now, they moved into a really difficult position: Either some or all of them actually die, and even if that would be just Hyoga, I still feel that wouldn't fit this show. Or they survive by the grace of the medusa, which in a situation like this would feel like a masive ass pull. I just don't see this being resolved in a satisfying way. And another thing: For all this time Maya has been just there as kinda this laidback, good natured but absurdly strong neanderthaler-like woman, always chomping on some meat.....and now that she finally comes into play she first turns into a massive bitch, and then in no time gets her comeuppance. That's it? |
WizardOfOssAug 29, 7:18 AM
| Suika and Kohaku messed up big time this episode. Mainly Suika for helping that annoying gender-bend version of Stanley. And honestly, it's really hard to take this episode's outcome seriously when you realize that Tsukasa already "died" once and that Senkuu recovered from a devastating sniper shot in like two episodes. Oh well, at least the awful amount of fanservice-y shots made the episode a bit more enjoyable. |
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Charlotte Bony's boobs and ass!! 😍
Kohaku's boobs and ass!! 😍
Maya's boobs!! 😍
Kohaku's boobs and ass!! 😍
Maya's boobs!! 😍
| @Elysett You really know your priorities, huh? xD |
| Damn.... we really need that.... Dr Stone |
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