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Dr. Stone #9
Dr. STONE, Vol. 9
Imagine waking to a world where every last human has been mysteriously turned to stone...
One fateful day, all of humanity turned to stone. Many millennia later, Taiju frees himself from the petrification and finds himself surrounded by statues. The situation looks grim—until he runs into his science-loving friend Senku! Together they plan to restart civilization with the power of science!
It’s the final showdown between the Kingdom of Science and the Tsukasa Empire! Senku and his allies are ready to steal back the miracle cave, but the entire operation hinges on the first 20 seconds of battle! Which will lead humanity into the future—science or strength? The fateful countdown starts now!
One fateful day, all of humanity turned to stone. Many millennia later, Taiju frees himself from the petrification and finds himself surrounded by statues. The situation looks grim—until he runs into his science-loving friend Senku! Together they plan to restart civilization with the power of science!
It’s the final showdown between the Kingdom of Science and the Tsukasa Empire! Senku and his allies are ready to steal back the miracle cave, but the entire operation hinges on the first 20 seconds of battle! Which will lead humanity into the future—science or strength? The fateful countdown starts now!
192 pages, Paperback
First published February 4, 2019
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About the author
Riichiro Inagaki
143 books200 followersHe is a mangaka from Tokyo, Japan. He debuted in October 2001 with Nandodemo Roku Gatsu Jū San Hi, and also wrote for the magazine Square Freeze and Love Love Santa, published in November 2001 and in February 2002 respectively. He later moved to Shueisha's Weekly Shōnen Jump, in wich he won the 7th "Story King" section in the same year.
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January 30, 2020
stone wars stupenda!
October 31, 2019
It was a great way to show how all humans stand beside each other when they're against an enemy of nature. How people sacrifice all they have ( not just their life) for ones they love and care.
February 25, 2022
Nah. Who am I kidding? He can't be dead. But I enjoyed Chrome's prison break so much! I freaked out when he suddenly said pneumonia. I was stunned for at least 20 seconds and then screaming “No, no.” with tears streaming down my cheeks. And then I laughed, nah, just who am I kidding? He can't be dead too. I have faith in these strong-willed characters. You better hang in there with me until the end, because we're only getting started!
November 21, 2021
Al igual que en el anime, para mi gusto este es el punto más alto al que llegó Dr. Stone hasta lo que vi ahora. No tiene momentos tan épicos como otros shonen de esta última década (creo que la temática no lo ayuda), pero me parece el más regular de todos, y el arte de Boichi lo hace más destacable.
February 26, 2024
Good grief a lot of stuff happened!
- Jailbreak
- further deception of the rubes
- crafting new weapons
- scaring enemy mooks in charge of a stronghold
- FIGHTING THE BIG BADS!
- tragic backstory of the main big bad
- friendship AND betrayal?!
Duuuuuuude...
- Jailbreak
- further deception of the rubes
- crafting new weapons
- scaring enemy mooks in charge of a stronghold
- FIGHTING THE BIG BADS!
- tragic backstory of the main big bad
- friendship AND betrayal?!
Duuuuuuude...
July 1, 2024
So già come prosegue la storia, ma il cliffhanger di questo volume rimane comunque da brividi.
January 19, 2021
5/5 Stars (%90/100)
The heated battle between the two factions continues and many people from Tsukasa's army change sides. There are certainly interesting characters among them like Nikki and Ukyo. Meanwhile, Senku creates new scientific tools and weapons like it's nothing since he has most of the basic materials. Eventually, the battle ends, and the factions decide to merge. The ending was great so I don't want to spoil it. It was a great volume in general.
The heated battle between the two factions continues and many people from Tsukasa's army change sides. There are certainly interesting characters among them like Nikki and Ukyo. Meanwhile, Senku creates new scientific tools and weapons like it's nothing since he has most of the basic materials. Eventually, the battle ends, and the factions decide to merge. The ending was great so I don't want to spoil it. It was a great volume in general.
February 22, 2020
That's one amazing cliffhanger!
I wish we had seen and known a bit more about Tsukasa's camp before everyone went there. I would just really love more background, more character driven narrative rather than story driven.
I wish we had seen and known a bit more about Tsukasa's camp before everyone went there. I would just really love more background, more character driven narrative rather than story driven.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
August 15, 2023
I really like this volume! The Chrome shenanigans at the beginning were really fun and how he got Yo to believe he had pneumonia was really clever and that sequence was all around good. I like Ukyo so far, design’s kind of boring, but he’s just a good guy. Also Yo is a fun lunatic. Speaking of there’s some really good lunatic Senku moments like when he makes nitro-glycerin, he’s just a wacky fella. Anyways Hyoga can go fuck himself how dare he stab Tsukasa, I don’t care about how cool he looks (but he does look sick ngl). And even though we didn’t see much of it Tsukasa’s relationship with his sister is really sweet just him becoming that strong to fund her survival like damn that got to me a bit.
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March 3, 2020
Chrome vuole riuscire a fuggire dall’Impero di Tsukasa e dal suo carceriere, Yo! Riuscirà a raggiungere Senku e ad aiutare il Team della scienza a riconquistare la carverna e il prezioso liquido per il risveglio? Un volume molto appassionante e pieno di personaggi e momenti di tensione. Sul finale inoltre scopriamo un aspetto alquanto inatteso di Tsukasa e vediamo che chi si pensava amico non è davvero così... Un volume che sul finale propone degli interessanti sviluppi per il proseguimento della serie che non vedo l’ora di vedere, sto davvero adorando Dr. Stone!
February 27, 2020
3,25 stars
March 4, 2023
Miały być cztery gwiazdki, ale to zakończenie było zbyt dobre.
October 9, 2024
An interesting battle, and a really good ending, leaving me wondering what next?
Really enjoying this series so far!
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Really enjoying this series so far!
Check out my YouTube channel for bookish videos and monthly wrap ups!
July 26, 2019
This is a review of the series up to the ending of the second big arc; it ends in chapter 82, which technically belongs near the beginning of the tenth volume.
Inagaki reinvented the shonen genre to a certain degree. Shonen mangas, aimed towards males, tend to be characterized by more or less abstract competitions that usually involve fighting, while gaining friends and enemies along the way. In most other series of this broadly defined genre, one grows towards solving the big issue, which usually is another powerful group with a conflicting goal, by improving his fighting skills. Many people tend to die, although in many series death is not entirely permanent. "Dr. Stone" has changed the game significantly: yes, it is a competition between two groups (at least up to the ending of the second big arc), and yes, the other group intends to impose itself through deadly strength and fighting skills. However, this time the protagonists move forward not through developing their fighting skills, although they do have to improve them to a certain degree, but through rediscovering and implementing new scientific advances. Additionally, they intend to win without . Nearing the climax of this second big arc, the protagonist, ultra brilliant Senku, and his friends have built a , and along the way they had to reinvent the . However, as part of the alternative that this series offers, their . By the end of this arc, the main nemesis, . I wish the link between Tsukasa and his hatred of the modern scientific civilization had been stronger in the manga itself; obviously for me, that Senku worships science and human ingenuity as a sort of miracle-maker felt like a slap in the face for Tsukasa, who had spent years by . However, Senku uses the . I commend the author's ability to invent unexpected, and often very original solutions for common problems in stories of two groups forced to clash against each other.
As a result of this arc, the Kingdom of Science that Senku founded .
One of the more or less explicit lessons of this series is that the only thing that will save human beings from the problems nature presents us with, or that we create by ourselves, is our ingenuity, our ability to find out the rules of the universe and to build machines that take advantage of them. Otherwise we are alone against overwhelming forces. So far, watching these sympathetic characters inventing and building their way out of their problems has been, indeed, exhilarating.
Inagaki reinvented the shonen genre to a certain degree. Shonen mangas, aimed towards males, tend to be characterized by more or less abstract competitions that usually involve fighting, while gaining friends and enemies along the way. In most other series of this broadly defined genre, one grows towards solving the big issue, which usually is another powerful group with a conflicting goal, by improving his fighting skills. Many people tend to die, although in many series death is not entirely permanent. "Dr. Stone" has changed the game significantly: yes, it is a competition between two groups (at least up to the ending of the second big arc), and yes, the other group intends to impose itself through deadly strength and fighting skills. However, this time the protagonists move forward not through developing their fighting skills, although they do have to improve them to a certain degree, but through rediscovering and implementing new scientific advances. Additionally, they intend to win without . Nearing the climax of this second big arc, the protagonist, ultra brilliant Senku, and his friends have built a , and along the way they had to reinvent the . However, as part of the alternative that this series offers, their . By the end of this arc, the main nemesis, . I wish the link between Tsukasa and his hatred of the modern scientific civilization had been stronger in the manga itself; obviously for me, that Senku worships science and human ingenuity as a sort of miracle-maker felt like a slap in the face for Tsukasa, who had spent years by . However, Senku uses the . I commend the author's ability to invent unexpected, and often very original solutions for common problems in stories of two groups forced to clash against each other.
As a result of this arc, the Kingdom of Science that Senku founded .
One of the more or less explicit lessons of this series is that the only thing that will save human beings from the problems nature presents us with, or that we create by ourselves, is our ingenuity, our ability to find out the rules of the universe and to build machines that take advantage of them. Otherwise we are alone against overwhelming forces. So far, watching these sympathetic characters inventing and building their way out of their problems has been, indeed, exhilarating.
October 26, 2025
Perangnya boleh dibilang nanggung, tapi twist-nya di akhir yang sangat unexpected. Rasanya saya menemukan semangat dan rasa penasaran baru dalam membaca seri ini.
October 4, 2020
A betrayal and a new tide begun
January 6, 2025
3,5 estrellas.
July 6, 2021
Bueno, un tomo lleno de idas, venidas, guerras, explosiones y traiciones, vamos allá.
Para empezar, tenemos a Chrome que logra escapar, no solo de prisión, sino también del imperio de Tsukasa y ¿Cómo logra esto? Fácil, implementando todo lo que ha aprendido de sus ¿compañeros? Logra hacer lejía para derretir las cuerdas con la ciencia que aprendió de Senku, miente sobre que hay un oso en la prisión para ganar tiempo para escapar que es algo que aprendió de Gen y, al final, escapa usando como obstáculos las trampas puestas por el propio imperio, usando los trucos del enemigo a su favor. Esto último es algo que aprendió de Ukyo quién, a pesar de comportarse extraño, se supone es su enemigo y me encanta porque Chrome realmente tiene esa capacidad de aprender de todo y todos los que lo rodean, sin importar quienes sean. Amo eso de él. Ya de vuelta en el campamento de la aldea, Senku y Gen no solo logran convencer a Ukyo de estar de su lado (porque al igual que ellos, no quiere que se derrame sangre) sino que también vemos el reencuentro por fin de nuestro científico con Taiju y Yuzuriha. Y aunque no se muestra nada emotivo, por la forma de ser de Senku, en realidad lo es y es muy muy hermoso de ver.
Y aquí empieza la batalla por la cueva de los milagros. Con un tanque construido sobre el motor de vapor y con papel y una bomba de sonido, la aldea logra hacerse con la cueva hasta que llegan Tsukasa y Hyoga y de esta "magnífica" llegada nos enteramos gracias Ukyo, que se interpone frente a Senku para salvarlo de un ataque, quedando él herido en su lugar. Como un deja vu de un año atrás, vuelve el mismo planteamiento: si Senku se sacrifica, nadie más tiene porque salir herido y es él mismo quien termina aquella idea presentada por Tsukasa. Taiju se niega al instante, diciendo que es lo mismo que en ese momento, pero Senku le dice que no es así.
"En aquel entonces, los dos no pudisteis lograrlo a tiempo, Taiju, estaba solo. Pero ahora, en este sitio, somos un montón, ¿no? Tú y los aliados del Reino de la Ciencia"
Senku lo sabe por fin, él no está solo en ese momento. Tiene gente que lo apoya y que va a luchar a su lado hasta el último minuto, por eso mismo el equipo de batalla se lanza a atacar para ganarle tiempo mientras él se dedica a una de las cosas más peligrosas que ha hecho y que le vale una tregua con Tsukasa: aviones de papel con dinamita. Rápidamente nos enteramos que la hermanita de Tsukasa está viva y que todo lo que ha hecho a lo largo de su vida ha sido por ella, para cuidarla y no perderla; y ese es el mejor trato al que pueden llegar: un alto al fuego a cambio de revivir a Minari. Y lo logran, encuentran a la pequeña y la reviven, pero al mismo tiempo vemos algo que cambia todo. Homura ha escapado y ha hecho explotar la cueva de los milagros mientras que por el otro lado vemos algo que no esperamos. Senku y los demás intentan llegar a tiempo, pero no es suficiente porque Hyoga intenta asesinar a Minari atravesando a Tsukasa en el pecho en el intento, que solo ha querido salvar a su hermana.
Ante esta traición tan fuerte, el tomo termina con Tsukasa cayendo por una alta cascada llevándose a Senku con él, que ha salido corriendo en un inútil intento de no dejarlo caer. Y nos dejan ahí, muriéndonos (como Tsukasa, ja) de la intriga por el qué pasará luego de un tomo que lo ha tenido todo. Este manga está realmente lleno de momentos épicos y es una gran lectura.
Para empezar, tenemos a Chrome que logra escapar, no solo de prisión, sino también del imperio de Tsukasa y ¿Cómo logra esto? Fácil, implementando todo lo que ha aprendido de sus ¿compañeros? Logra hacer lejía para derretir las cuerdas con la ciencia que aprendió de Senku, miente sobre que hay un oso en la prisión para ganar tiempo para escapar que es algo que aprendió de Gen y, al final, escapa usando como obstáculos las trampas puestas por el propio imperio, usando los trucos del enemigo a su favor. Esto último es algo que aprendió de Ukyo quién, a pesar de comportarse extraño, se supone es su enemigo y me encanta porque Chrome realmente tiene esa capacidad de aprender de todo y todos los que lo rodean, sin importar quienes sean. Amo eso de él. Ya de vuelta en el campamento de la aldea, Senku y Gen no solo logran convencer a Ukyo de estar de su lado (porque al igual que ellos, no quiere que se derrame sangre) sino que también vemos el reencuentro por fin de nuestro científico con Taiju y Yuzuriha. Y aunque no se muestra nada emotivo, por la forma de ser de Senku, en realidad lo es y es muy muy hermoso de ver.
Y aquí empieza la batalla por la cueva de los milagros. Con un tanque construido sobre el motor de vapor y con papel y una bomba de sonido, la aldea logra hacerse con la cueva hasta que llegan Tsukasa y Hyoga y de esta "magnífica" llegada nos enteramos gracias Ukyo, que se interpone frente a Senku para salvarlo de un ataque, quedando él herido en su lugar. Como un deja vu de un año atrás, vuelve el mismo planteamiento: si Senku se sacrifica, nadie más tiene porque salir herido y es él mismo quien termina aquella idea presentada por Tsukasa. Taiju se niega al instante, diciendo que es lo mismo que en ese momento, pero Senku le dice que no es así.
"En aquel entonces, los dos no pudisteis lograrlo a tiempo, Taiju, estaba solo. Pero ahora, en este sitio, somos un montón, ¿no? Tú y los aliados del Reino de la Ciencia"
Senku lo sabe por fin, él no está solo en ese momento. Tiene gente que lo apoya y que va a luchar a su lado hasta el último minuto, por eso mismo el equipo de batalla se lanza a atacar para ganarle tiempo mientras él se dedica a una de las cosas más peligrosas que ha hecho y que le vale una tregua con Tsukasa: aviones de papel con dinamita. Rápidamente nos enteramos que la hermanita de Tsukasa está viva y que todo lo que ha hecho a lo largo de su vida ha sido por ella, para cuidarla y no perderla; y ese es el mejor trato al que pueden llegar: un alto al fuego a cambio de revivir a Minari. Y lo logran, encuentran a la pequeña y la reviven, pero al mismo tiempo vemos algo que cambia todo. Homura ha escapado y ha hecho explotar la cueva de los milagros mientras que por el otro lado vemos algo que no esperamos. Senku y los demás intentan llegar a tiempo, pero no es suficiente porque Hyoga intenta asesinar a Minari atravesando a Tsukasa en el pecho en el intento, que solo ha querido salvar a su hermana.
Ante esta traición tan fuerte, el tomo termina con Tsukasa cayendo por una alta cascada llevándose a Senku con él, que ha salido corriendo en un inútil intento de no dejarlo caer. Y nos dejan ahí, muriéndonos (como Tsukasa, ja) de la intriga por el qué pasará luego de un tomo que lo ha tenido todo. Este manga está realmente lleno de momentos épicos y es una gran lectura.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
November 14, 2020
Tenemos finalmente la guerra y la conclusión de la guerra. Tsukasa como villano fue puesto desde el primer tomo y pensé que sería el villano de toda la serie, como es típico de shonen de peleas, pero me alegra que eso no sea así. Como villano Tsukasa era interesante pero era unidimensional, en este tomo entendemos un poco más de su pasado y sus intenciones.
Las estrategias que tienen que hacer Senku y Chrome en este volumen me parecieron interesantes pero no del todo sorpresivas. Era evidente que se les iba a ocurrir algo muy ingenioso y aunque los tienen contra las cuerdas un rato, no es así durante todo el tomo y creo que se zafan con facilidad en realidad. Para ser la conclusión del arco que venían preparando desde el primer tomo creo que me quedó a deber, hubo tomos con experimentos y descubrimientos científicos más interesantes y sorpresivos que este.
El final tiene un giro que no esperaba. Me sorprendió pero me hubiera impactado más si lo hubieran construido un poco mejor, no me lo esperaba absolutamente de nada y eso hace que sea difícil imaginarlo. De todos modos esto se puede desarrollar mejor en el siguiente tomo así que esperaré.
En general la serie me sigue gustando y me da curiosidad saber qué seguirá después de lo que vimos en este volumen.
Las estrategias que tienen que hacer Senku y Chrome en este volumen me parecieron interesantes pero no del todo sorpresivas. Era evidente que se les iba a ocurrir algo muy ingenioso y aunque los tienen contra las cuerdas un rato, no es así durante todo el tomo y creo que se zafan con facilidad en realidad. Para ser la conclusión del arco que venían preparando desde el primer tomo creo que me quedó a deber, hubo tomos con experimentos y descubrimientos científicos más interesantes y sorpresivos que este.
El final tiene un giro que no esperaba. Me sorprendió pero me hubiera impactado más si lo hubieran construido un poco mejor, no me lo esperaba absolutamente de nada y eso hace que sea difícil imaginarlo. De todos modos esto se puede desarrollar mejor en el siguiente tomo así que esperaré.
En general la serie me sigue gustando y me da curiosidad saber qué seguirá después de lo que vimos en este volumen.
April 7, 2020
Alright, before I do a short, proper review, I have to get something out of the way.
*deep inhale*
FUCK YOU, HYOGA! FUCK YOU SO FUCKING MUCH, I FUCKING HATE YOUR FUCKING GUTS, FUUUUUCK YOOOOOOOOOOOU! and fuck you, Homura and Yo.
*inhale, exhale*
Okay, a few thoughts. I liked the climactic battle between Tsukasa's army and Senku's it was just as epic as I imagined it would be. Chrome, once again, was a total boss, escaping from prison AND coming in clutch towards the end. I never thought I'd say this, but Taiju and Yuzuriha are actual good characters now that have a solid purpose and contributed to the story. I'm still a little leery about Tsuaka's goal in relation to his sister, but seeing Senku reach for him at the end was awesome and I loved it.
That's about it. The suspense is killing me, I gotta read volume 10 now!
*deep inhale*
FUCK YOU, HYOGA! FUCK YOU SO FUCKING MUCH, I FUCKING HATE YOUR FUCKING GUTS, FUUUUUCK YOOOOOOOOOOOU! and fuck you, Homura and Yo.
*inhale, exhale*
Okay, a few thoughts. I liked the climactic battle between Tsukasa's army and Senku's it was just as epic as I imagined it would be. Chrome, once again, was a total boss, escaping from prison AND coming in clutch towards the end. I never thought I'd say this, but Taiju and Yuzuriha are actual good characters now that have a solid purpose and contributed to the story. I'm still a little leery about Tsuaka's goal in relation to his sister, but seeing Senku reach for him at the end was awesome and I loved it.
That's about it. The suspense is killing me, I gotta read volume 10 now!
February 19, 2022
The Battle is Over, but a New One Begins
The first story arc concludes in this volume.
There are some inconsistencies or implausabilities in this series, like how Tsukasa revived people based on their physical appearances or on skills they possessed.
Tsukasa was a high school student and a fighter, so he couldn't possibly know who a good listener would be or who a good gymnast was based on physical appearance.
It's also unrealistic how most of Tsukasa's goons are big muscly brutes who are very dumb, because not everyone who works out a lot in real life is dumb.
But the story progressed and I had to overlook these so I could focus on the story.
As I found out more about Tsukasa and his motivations, and all of a sudden I knew why he did what he did. I can't wait to read the next volume!
The first story arc concludes in this volume.
There are some inconsistencies or implausabilities in this series, like how Tsukasa revived people based on their physical appearances or on skills they possessed.
Tsukasa was a high school student and a fighter, so he couldn't possibly know who a good listener would be or who a good gymnast was based on physical appearance.
It's also unrealistic how most of Tsukasa's goons are big muscly brutes who are very dumb, because not everyone who works out a lot in real life is dumb.
But the story progressed and I had to overlook these so I could focus on the story.
As I found out more about Tsukasa and his motivations, and all of a sudden I knew why he did what he did. I can't wait to read the next volume!
July 11, 2024
4.25
*Review of Volumes 7-9*
Nice! Some good character development for more of the villagers. Wish the gals had more of a spotlight, but thats just a personal preference.
*Review of Volumes 7-9*
Nice! Some good character development for more of the villagers. Wish the gals had more of a spotlight, but thats just a personal preference.
October 20, 2020
It starts off with an escape by Chrome using the power of science and its phenomenal the way he does it. He arrives to the village and its Kingdom of Science's attempt to build a tank and take back the Cave of Miracles but they are confronted by Tsukasa and Hyouga and they will be tough to battle against until Senku finds a solution in dynamites. Its an amazing read and has worrisome moments and you wonder whether they will win or not. But the way they defeat Tsukasa and the ultimate betrayal by Hyuoga is epic and the destruction of the cave. The mangaka steps this story up in this volume.
February 7, 2021
"𝙄 𝙠𝙣𝙤𝙬 𝙄'𝙢 𝙟𝙪𝙨𝙩 𝙖 𝙝𝙤𝙥𝙚𝙡𝙚𝙨𝙨 𝙘𝙤𝙬𝙖𝙧𝙙. 𝘽𝙪𝙩 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙞𝙨... 𝙄 𝙘𝙖𝙣'𝙩 𝙗𝙚𝙖𝙧 𝙩𝙤 𝙬𝙖𝙩𝙘𝙝 𝙥𝙚𝙤𝙥𝙡𝙚 𝙙𝙞𝙚. 𝙄𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙨 𝙬𝙤𝙧𝙡𝙙 𝙖𝙨 𝙝𝙪𝙢𝙖𝙣 𝙗𝙚𝙞𝙣𝙜𝙨, 𝙬𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙘𝙖𝙣 𝙬𝙚 𝙝𝙤𝙡𝙙 𝙤𝙣 𝙩𝙤, 𝙞𝙛 𝙣𝙤𝙩 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙩?!"
This is one of those volume that the five-star rating does not fully do justice to. Hyoga's face and real motives are revealed finally. I have no words for the turn of events at the end, it was nothing short of a masterpiece. This series is consistent, hilarious and unputdownable.
P.S. The artwork of Senku in Black Bull's robe holding Asta's Demon-Dweller Sword on Page 90 is too damn good!
This is one of those volume that the five-star rating does not fully do justice to. Hyoga's face and real motives are revealed finally. I have no words for the turn of events at the end, it was nothing short of a masterpiece. This series is consistent, hilarious and unputdownable.
P.S. The artwork of Senku in Black Bull's robe holding Asta's Demon-Dweller Sword on Page 90 is too damn good!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
November 14, 2021
Science! But this time, used to do battle! Fighty science! Explodey science! Battle science! And also the evil guy does evil things for no reason because he's evil! But science guy uses science because he sciences! Wowee, what intense science battle action fight evil battle science!!!!!!!!!! And one bad guy does the good because he is secretly sort of nice but also evil but still good because genocide is acceptable if you have a friend. Also science does things!
July 29, 2020
Chrome is being held captive and struggles to escape from some primitive morons. Chrome breaks out the jail, but Yo is in hot pursuit of him. Yo gets tricked into thinking that Chrome had pneumonia and that he was vomiting/spewing blood thanks to some local plants. Tsukasa's little sister Mirai is revived and no longer stone. Hyoga attacks Tsukasa right after being reunited with Mirai.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
July 31, 2024
4/5 The battle against the Tsukasa army come to a head. A lot of action in this one as the team tries to rescue Chrome and take down the entire enemy army in a blitzkrieg assault. We get more information on Tsukasa’s motivations as well and learn about his sister Mirai. A lot of fun and excitement in here and a wicked cliffhanger.
Senku and Tsukasa on the cover over volume 9.
Read on 7/31/2024
Senku and Tsukasa on the cover over volume 9.
Read on 7/31/2024
August 26, 2024
Wie gewohnt geht es nahtlos weiter. Dabei schafft der Band gut den Spagat zwischen Wissenschaft und Unterhaltung. Ein wenig schnell ging der Bau des Autos. Ansonsten fand ich den Band aber sehr gut. Vor allem das Ende baut Spannung auf.
Die Charaktere gefallen mir immer mehr, auch wenn ein paar der Charaktere wirklich wenig Auftritte haben
Die Charaktere gefallen mir immer mehr, auch wenn ein paar der Charaktere wirklich wenig Auftritte haben
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