What did you think of this episode?
5Loved it!
51.2%
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4Liked it!
31.4%
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3It was OK
11.4%
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2Disliked it
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1Hated it
2.3%
32
Average 4.3
1,381 votes
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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- The experiments begin! Tsukasa is no joke as he is introduced this episode. However, the anime still retains a good degree of its humorous gags. I'm still quite impressed by the world fiction of this anime and how immersive it is. The concept of petrification into stone still makes this anime a bit interesting. |
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| 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. |
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| Man, Senkuu talking back to Tsukasa at the end gave me chills. |
One Piece episode 914 & 915 & 1027 were a mistake and 957 brought the salvation - FMmatron |
| That new Tarzan-kun ... i like his way of thinking. |
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| I sort of agree with Tsukasa. Certain people do not need to be brought back. |
| Ahhh, well with how strong he seemed he definatley gave off a villian vibe ^_^' No series like this is interesting without a little conflict but I kinda hope he chills out... Still loving this so far, the beginning recap was very stereotypically shounen though ^_^' Wonder if they're gonna keep having to delay the awakening of muscle heads girl... it'll get a tad annoying if they do it a 3rd time in a row >.>. |
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| Wow man the more im watching the more im loving this adaptation.Tsukasa is such a op guy but even he realizes how awesome senkuu is. Also i always agreed with Tsukasa's ideals but u can't just leave all ths grown ups to just die now can u. The last part where senkuu stood upto Tsukasa and denied him gave me chills again. |
MegamiRemJul 12, 2019 12:48 PM
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| Do they really need to start having 2-minute recaps at the beginning of the episodes already? lol Taiju is getting on my nerves already but otherwise it's interesting enough at least, albeit a bit silly in many aspects |
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| Another educational episode. I wonder if Tsukasa is going to be a friend or a foe to Senkuu. He seems like a good guy, but he seems to have a different approach on bringing back civilization. |
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| Interesting episode. So we see the revival and introduction of Tsukasa. He manged to beat/kill a lion with his bare hands. Definitely a strong guy. Wonder when they will revive Yuzuriha. |
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| Ma, it seems like their experiments aren't in vain. |
Leo said: next episode she will beInteresting episode. So we see the revival and introduction of Tsukasa. He manged to beat/kill a lion with his bare hands. Definitely a strong guy. Wonder when they will revive Yuzuriha. and shits gonna go down too |
TheDiabolicEsperJul 12, 2019 8:30 AM
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| I think they are adapting the manga nicely. Now we got a Tarzan and constantly screaming muscle brain |
| conservative (old natural ways) vs progressive (technologist) i like where this is going lol |
| I am so on the Tsukasa Boat but antagonists never win the long run. Sigh. They either become good guys or they die. |
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| I actually agree with shishio more than Senku lmao |
MasterCastro said: I didn't expect Tsukasa to take down a lion with his bare hands, that was rather surprising. you are not surprise by the super ultra genius of Senku? i mean stuff that he do like that precise (not just accurate) counting of 3700 years is too unrealistic too lol KlinyKlinn said: I actually agree with shishio more than Senku lmao lol might as well go back to living in the jungle again and become a hunter and gatherer like he is good at in this episode, lets just end (capitalism) society and its technology since usually the capitalists that owns a lot of properties are rich and old people that he hates |
degJul 12, 2019 9:07 AM
| this episode was better than the first for sure. KlinyKlinn said: I actually agree with shishio more than Senku lmao same here. XD |
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| Eh, more fantasy sci-fi goodness! Taiju being Taiju, decides to NOT un-pentrify Yuzuriha due to "legit" reasons. And of course his light-years ahead brain cannot comprehend anything from his good ol' scientist Senku. So the first person to un-stone is Shishio Tsukasa, and with his Tarzan-like tactics, he is the brute force. Tsukasa's point is vindicative of Senku rebuilding the ideal civilization back, into the good roots. And I agree with wholeheartedness of Tsukasa, but Senku's prposition is clear too. Otherwise, great episode, even better than the 1st! Plus the cool ED too. |
KANLen09Jul 12, 2019 9:03 AM
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| Tarzan being racist towards old people was unexpected, I mean he did seem fishy from the start but, damn. Senku standing up to him tho was hype, I'm more into what Senku says than Tarzan, Im not that kind of a person to just ditch old people, not all of oldies are a-holes, much as not all young people are relatively "good". The characters here are too OP. Senku's brain, Tsukasa's power and Taiju's strength/stamina? Senku being the smart dude that he is, was already making a weapon for Tsukasa from the looks of it, and he hid the 4th thing he was supposed to say as he started doubting Tarzan more after sucking up to him. Time flies when I watch this and Fire Force, summer is a good ass season. |
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| Man just one punched a fricken lion, butt naked. GG Not really liking Taiju so far, seems way too brawn and not much else going for him but I do hope it will change |
 'On-Hold' is another way for a completionist to say 'Dropped' |
| Nice episode. Shishiou has always been an interesting character for me because anprim is an actually existing ideology (however fringe it is), so it's not just a made-up excuse for a villain. But his arc in the manga is kind of unsatisfying. The ED is kinda lame though. |
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-Stray said: Tarzan being racist towards old people was unexpected, I mean he did seem fishy from the start but, damn.. Today I learned being older is nowadays a race in your point of view. Thanks for the information! About the episode; eh... I'm not convinced yet. Iether way, you can also get your calcium carbonite out of egg shells and snail shells and such if you're wondering. Eating small pieces of egg shells that got into your omelet is not harmfull at all! |
| Sorry, due to licensing limitations, this message is unavailable in your region. Please come drink tea, eat cake and procrastinate at the Cute Girls Doing Cute Things Club. We have simulwatches! \o/  |
Timz0r said: -Stray said: Tarzan being racist towards old people was unexpected, I mean he did seem fishy from the start but, damn.. Today I learned being older is nowadays a race in your point of view. Thanks for the information! You're welcome man! |
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definitely the same energy |
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| The ending bumped up my score for the anime. Both have good points and should compromise. Trouble is, are either of them able to compromise. To Be Continued... From Senku's view I see value of bringing back everyone to spite the efforts of putting them all into stone in the first place, also there could be someone who knows more about it. The young don't have enough life experience to take the best routes in decision-making as the group grows (young leaders could have a good sense and be morally ok but they will still go through the more basic mistakes without any experience). In broader perspective, other parts of the world might have other geniuses who are doing the same, thus, its a different form of caution to be the one to revive most. From Tsukasa's view arises the crucial point that bringing back people should be done with caution. Even Senku would admit that to get the civilization back during his lifetime the line they move on shouldn't swerve. It would also make sense to keep balance (age, sex, skills). In short, one mistake and you'd wish you could start all over again and this is always a threat since there is this chance that some people get out of the stone naturally like Senku. Last crucial point is the "civilization". Senku apparently doesn't see obstacles in the civilization that existed (seeing could be interpreted also as caring), neither acknowledges other forms of it... so far (haven't read the manga tho). Anyway, will keep watching. |
-Stray said: Timz0r said: Today I learned being older is nowadays a race in your point of view. Thanks for the information! You're welcome man! That's called ageism not racism. Anyway, I kinda agree with Tsukasa, there's a chance to build an idealistic society but bringing back only youngsters won't solve the problem either, there could be all sorts of people among them too. I'm not sure I like over the top reactions here and the situation with Yuzuriha was a bit lame, like what would they do if she broke while they were running? lol But the concept is still interesting, I hope it only gets better. |
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| 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 |
Oh shit, thanks, had no idea age and race were different!!! Anyways, the racist bit I said was more of a play on words thing than me being literal about age being a race. But you guys took it too literally, now I look like an idiot. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ |
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| Tarzan finally got revived. I love the tension between them. |
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| The superhuman stuff puts me off a bit in this particular setting, but that's a minor gripe. Its going well imo. |
I think I don't know wtf I'm doing. Maybe. Probably. |
| Tsukasa's thought process seems ridiculously shortsighted to the point he's a clear antagonist. But it seems to only prerequisite for staying rational for 3,700 years is by being extreme in one way or another, whether or not it's for the right reasons. |
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| Tsukasa has arrived and with him the beginning of the first arc! He might be a bit shady but you just can't hate a man who can one punch a fucking lion! I love how simple but good hearted Taiji is and the relationship between him and Senku is so funny. Man i love this anime! |
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| i think i'm the only one that hate boichi art,specially how he draws girls |
| Yeah I can easily see Tsukasa being an antagonist in this. Even the opening is hinting at this. That episode was pretty good too and I hope the clash of ideals between him and Senku will become more intense in the future. |
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| I liked it. We have another character freed from stone. Tsukasa is awesome. Handsome, charmy and of course strong as hell. His idea for reviving civilization is interesting as well. Just like some people said in various discussions after episode 1 was aired - Senku and Tsukasa are indeed the opposites. What I didn't like? Senku's scientific blabbering (though it was better than in the previous episode, or maybe I got used to it); this recap in the first minutes (I hope we won't have something like that in each episode); but the biggest flaw of this episode was Tsukasa being One Punch Man against that male lion... Look, I understand it's a shounen with elements of science and stuff, but gimme a break. That was ridiculous in a negative way. Apart from above, this episode was very fine and entertaining. @Hatsuyuki , I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed this similarity between scenes from two different animes. ;D |
| I was curious how they would manage an antagonist in this type of story, so far I think it was well done and makes sense. I can somewhat understand Tsukasa's motivations and I'm happy he's not just some typical evil villain seeking world domination. Senku creating soap was pretty cool, also the back and forth with Taiju was pretty funny when he was trying to guess Senku's question. Really enjoying this so far. |
| 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 |
| Nice to being able to see Tsukasa soon. I like me some buff Light Yagami. |
What a beautiful Duwang |
Luiz_Correa said: The Tarzan dude is just a edgy teenager. Change my mind. Tarzan-kun is just a teenage version of Kars with Saitama's power. |
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