Dr. Stone: New World Part 2
Dr.STONE NEW WORLD
Studio: TMS Entertainment
Synopsis
Years ago, astronaut Byakuya left behind precious materials in the belief that his son, the scientifically-gifted Senkuu, would one day find them. In the present, the Kingdom of Science's Kohaku and Ginrou have infiltrated the harem of the Petrification Kingdom’s leader with the help of Amaryllis, a local girl. At first, their mission progresses without a hitch. Unfortunately, an error enacted by Kohaku and Ginrou leads Minister Ibara and the Island’s strongest warrior, Moz, to identify the intruding duo as enemies. Even worse, Moz tails Amaryllis when she returns to inform Senkuu of the news, discovering the scientist's secret hideout. However, Moz's agenda does not align with Ibara's—he wants to dethrone the minister and keep the petrification device for himself. If Senkuu plays his cards right, he could gain a powerful ally and win the war once and for all. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Characters & Voice Actors
Asagiri, Gen
Main
VA: Kawanishi, Kengo
Chrome
Main
VA: Satou, Gen
Ishigami, Senkuu
Main
VA: Kobayashi, Yuusuke
Kohaku
Main
VA: Numakura, Manami
Nanami, Ryuusui
Main
VA: Suzuki, Ryouta
Ogawa, Yuzuriha
Main
VA: Ichinose, Kana
Ooki, Taiju
Main
VA: Furukawa, Makoto
Amaryllis
Supporting
VA: Oonishi, Saori
Big Boss
Supporting
VA: Van Dorslaer, Benoît
Francois
Supporting
VA: Sakamoto, Maaya
Ginrou
Supporting
VA: Murase, Ayumu
Hanada, Niki
Supporting
VA: Tanezaki, Atsumi
Asagiri, Gen
Main
VA: Kawanishi, Kengo
Chrome
Main
VA: Satou, Gen
Ishigami, Senkuu
Main
VA: Kobayashi, Yuusuke
Kohaku
Main
VA: Numakura, Manami
Nanami, Ryuusui
Main
VA: Suzuki, Ryouta
Ogawa, Yuzuriha
Main
VA: Ichinose, Kana
Ooki, Taiju
Main
VA: Furukawa, Makoto
Amaryllis
Supporting
VA: Oonishi, Saori
Big Boss
Supporting
VA: Van Dorslaer, Benoît
Francois
Supporting
VA: Sakamoto, Maaya
Ginrou
Supporting
VA: Murase, Ayumu
Hanada, Niki
Supporting
VA: Tanezaki, Atsumi
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Reviews
dokjo262★ 6"fly me to the moon" I only liked the first season, a brilliant idea of mixing shounen with science, searching for a solution to a very complex puzzle, but the journey is not without excitement and adventure. For me, the matter became trivial after the first season, you could understand the obstacles that the writer faced in terms of balancing between the purifier and the Stone Age, but the balance was completely lost, so we moved from making simple things where it was very exciting to making things that are impossible to make without heavy machines, and here we are entering the stage of traveling tothe moon. Simply put, the matter became crazy and it seems that the writer has lost his ideas, so he began to stumble in trying to continue balancing between shounen and science.
I was rather tepid on the first half of this arc. Especially knowing where it was going to go from the manga, I was more excited by this portion of the season. And did it ever deliver. This is really the first time in the series when it’s not a brains vs. brawn fight or just a crafting extravaganza. We get a straight up match of intellects in the best episode of the series so far (episode 9), which truly delivers on the visual and emotional front. Beyond that, it’s just a great showcase of how far they’ve come, how well they can win over enemies, andthe employment of a new weapon that really changed the game, all of which elevates this season. If that comprised more of it, the score for this would be higher still, but we’ve got a bit to go before getting to Dr. Stone’s best season (cannot wait for S4!), so it’s still got room to grow.