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| good finale episode for this season. tsukasa's "death" is kinda ending this all first part of the story okay, though i feel as the writer just didn't had another excuse how to escape this plot lol. building ship should be lot easier than building phones, automobile and freezer lol, it's been long time since senku gonna make logical invention. about this season , it' clearly showing two points what is bad on dr stone and how it "repaired it" 1. pace - first season problem mostly was pace, this season just went and fast it away lol. it's just showed that the problem in the story is the slow pace of story, but fast pace is doing great for the small things... 2. action - i think it's already known action doesn't work well on dr stone, this season taking it in the whole meaning, the highlight is only on senka's idea, and that's good. at any rate - 9/10 for this season too. |
| Senku managed to think of a way to save Tsukasa, which is through petrification, but for that he had to freeze him so he had enough time. Will Tsukasa side with the Kingdom of Science if everything goes well and he manages to be petrified and then restored? I think so. It was a very good season. I'm really looking forward to the next season as they are going to build boats and begin maritime exploration. |
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| guess i'll read the manga lol so that was only the prologue like vinland saga |
| Glad they didn't just killed off Tsukasa like that. Now him being in a state of cold sleep for don't know how many years but still can say for sure it won't be that long, because Senku won't let it to be. Such an emotional last conversation between two of them... So now the truth behind this history changing petrification... great. Another fantastic season, 8.5/10. |
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| I started tearing up when Tsukasa passed and Senku still talked to him. He barely had time with his sister. 9/10 |
| God what an ending. Tsukasa is frozen and now they going ona trip to the other side of the planet. This season was better than the first one for sure, S1 was more of a chemistry class but S2 is less of that and more about the plot 8/10 , definitely will binge the special episode and S3 when it comes out |
| Perfect ending to this arc, concluding another marvelous adaptation of Dr. Stone manga. I'm really, really happy that Dr. Stone anime presents so high quality. As somebody familiar with the source material, I can say that both season 1 and season 2 were simply great, haha. Himawari9 said: How is it magic? It is the only way to preserve the corpse of Tsukasa. They don't want his corpse rot. While I get why many people would prefer a tragic ending to this arc, this show's main message is to show how science can make literal wonders without being miraculous by itself by a tiny bit, but being rather based on logic and facts. That's why the way Tsukasa got treated by the Kingdom of Science was not an asspull. Senkuu placed emphasis on how he had to let him die before freezing his body. He was visibly sad, because he couldn't be 100% whether depetrification side-effect might be enough to bring back somebody to life if one's body is preserved. Healing up someone doesn't have to be equal to total reanimation. It's possible that Tsukasa might be healed up and alive after depetrification, but Senkuu couldn't be sure of it when making a hard decision of freezing Tsukasa's body. He had to do whatever he could to prove his hypothesis. That's all. No "cheap way of preserving Tsukasa". Only science, with a dose of fiction. That being said, this show is still a sci-fi post-apo. It's obvious that there might be some elements looking unreal from our perspective, or maybe oversimplified, or even magical (i.e. petrification of all humans on the planet), but it's a part of the idea behind the genre and this series. This show is meant to deliver its message and to be entertaining for both science enthusiasts and viewers that are not into science that much. |
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| Stone age Pirate Reki? I'm in! |
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| Dunno what is up with all the hate for this and last episode... if people are hating Tsukasa, I feel it was pretty clear he was never a clear black and white villain, his goals were not right, but it is not like was doing that from wishing bad to humanity, and the last two episodes cleared out that he even felt guilt towards what he was doing, not that I can it was all executed the best to make it fully all okay, cuz I feel all this backstory should have been introduced sooner, but oh well. I was always interested on Tsukasa's character and never saw him as the really bad guy, just a warped individual that was going too far and needed to be stopped, which is what happened. Now I was not expecting that plot twist with the backstabbing at the start of this arc, but it was clear in later episodes that spear bastard could not be trusted and view has just a guy under Tsukasa's... and this is what we got, tbh I found this more emotional than S1 since I did like Tsukasa character and wanted to see some kind of conclusion to him, and we got that and tons of development for the plot, so this was a really strong ending, with some more weaker episodes in the middle (not like S1 was perfect either) Took me a long time to finish S2, but I really enjoyed this conclusion, and am now excited to see what will unfold, THOUGHT not as much as I wanted to see the conclusion for the Stone Wars arc (since the fight against Tsukasa was brewing from the very start of S1, so lots of build up to culminate on this). 8.7/10 = 9 |
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| well god damn man when i start watching this anime i didn't expect it to be this good 9/10 |
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| Amazing episode. |
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| I think I cried 7 times this episode. 10/10 finale |
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| Wow, that ending felt truly bittersweet for this incredible second season. The sweetness came from everyone working together and being revived, but the bitterness lingered with Tsukasa's situation. The scene with Mirai pledging to protect him in his cryo-chamber brought tears to my eyes – it was so moving. Dr. Stone has not only met but exceeded all my expectations, especially in this season. I've grown to love this series so much! The bond between Tsukasa and Senku throughout the episode was a highlight. The trust they've built runs deep, and I initially thought Senku would find a quick cure for Tsukasa after the last episode, but it's proving to be more challenging than expected. 'Can't we just chat idly?' That one line hit me right in the feels. RIP for now, Tsukasa. Hopefully, we'll get to see you again in the next season! |
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| A great finale ending. Let's hope on S03. |
| "When they're alive, you can enjoy watching them struggle. When they're dead, you can enjoy tearing out their guts. Tales are things you get to enjoy twice." |
| And a happy ending occurred, but sadly Tsukasa is no more with us. Come on, Senku! Make a way to bring your friend back. Very emotional seeing "Senku's human side". Two great leaders just chatting before one falls asleep in ice death. |
| New fellas being revived oh dear Yo is back Tsukasa remembers every statue he destroyed They gonna petrify Tsukasa to heal him Petrify beam to make fresh food actually epic? FRIDGE AHHHHHHHHHHH super mario Tsukasa cryostasis Goodnight sweet prince wake up soon We going to America YOO SENKU PIRATES TIME TO BE CONTINUED RAAAAA |
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| Loved this show sm Loved the OP & ED Very exciting, fun, theres also sorrowful |
| Tsukasa remembers every stone he broke? I don't understand that part about him breaking those stones! He could've just let them be. I don't like how they made him on their side. What he did was pure evil. If it wasn't for Senku, those people would be as good as being killed by Tsukasa. |
 She got him back. If you understand the characters well enough, you'd know she did! |
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