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| This is an amazing season finale for this season of Dr. Stone, and a perfect transition ot the hour-long Ryusui special episod,e which is in itself a gateway to the larger world of Dr. Stone These stone skirmishes have come to an end with Tsukasa mortally wounded. Time is ticking though Senku should buy him some time if not at the very least prolong his life just a bit more until he can petrify and de-petrify Tsukasa, healing him completely. The OST that was playing as the 2 talks idly was beautif. It greatly accentuate the emotional cahrge of the scene. At last, after 2.5 years of gruelling hard work and countless setbacks, Senku and his Science Kingdom have both the manpower AND authority to tackle even grander, more ambitious projects. It's rather fascinating that we as social creatures end up really relying on each other so much that it's essentially impossible had there not been a sizable population in a human colony. THE STORY HAS ONLY BEGUN!!! Sure, it's been over 2 years, and many things have been achieved, but these all amounted to drops of water in a tanker of things that needed to be done to rebuild the modern human civilisation from this Stone-age era barbarism. And really, the adventure has only just begun, taking to the ocean, the sky and exploring foreign lands... It's not just the local Japanese mainland that're petrifiend, it's the whole damn planet! And the petrification beam just so happened to radiate from a place on the opposite side of the planet. Well, buckle up and let's get at it, lol! |
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| It was an interesting season, but I found it inferior to the first because the science side was somewhat sidelined for more action. But it was a war, so it makes sense to focus more on that. However, I expected more from the battle; I thought it would be longer. |
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| hmm , that was alright, but freezing a live human wont work even with a modern purpose built fridge. looked like tazan died, so maybe freezing him will keep his body intact for petrification. well that was a good season |
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