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Dr. Stone #11
Dr. STONE, Vol. 11
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!
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!
192 pages, Paperback
First published July 4, 2019
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Riichiro Inagaki
144 books203 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 20, 2021
This was a great book and we have senku and co come up with amazing inventions and as they wanna find the cause of petrification, they need ship and for that preparations. They revive Francois, Ryusui's chef and they are amazing and the whole of them acquire bread, then they form radar, sonar and GPS and thanks to chrome, they have even got ore fields and thats all they need for steam engines and they even acquire wheat yep. The adventure continues, its so amazing seeing how even in this post apocalyptic world they find some way to survive it and come out on top! Senku is so amazing, even in the face of overwhelming odds he finds way to win and also the "why-man", the one behind the petrification!
February 25, 2022
The story just gets better and better. I didn't know I needed to see the Senku-Chrome-Ukyo-Gen-Ryusui radar gang. This far, you wouldn't even know hate anymore. Everyone is just interesting and fun characters. Especially Sagara!! Haha. Senku has a heart—well, not that you don't know that. Now, I'm ready for the secret of petrification!
July 28, 2019
This is the last volume available, so it's the one I can rate, although I've read up to the latest chapter, 115, of this ongoing series. I'm not sure the series as a whole has reached its midpoint, which is bittersweet: it's a great story, but now I'll have to find out what happens next a chapter at a time, with dilutes the strength of the narrative and breaks apart some of the ties between characters that were evident when you were reading the story all in one go. It's making the final stretch of "Attack on Titan", for example, way less impactful for me.
The third big arc is underway. .
The Kingdom of Science divides itself in two: .
This series hasn't gone down in quality. Among the over the top reactions, extremely clever scientific designs and general silliness are genuinely moving moments such as when . This series has a large cast of characters with often very distinct personalities that play entertainingly with each other. I don't know how the Japanese manage to create such charming friendships common in many mangas/animes; it could have to do with the isolation and homogeneity of their people for such a long stretch of time, but I don't want to get into that. In any case, you get to root for the characters and want them to succeed, which is more than I can say for probably most of the fiction I casually come across these days.
The author made Dunbar's number a part of the story: Senku is glad that for now their group only has around 150 people; if they had more, their society would naturally break apart into tribes that would be mostly strangers to each other. The theory behind Dunbar's number suggests that human beings have a cognitive limit to the amount of people they can live amongst happily, as if they were a extended family and in which they can safely contribute because it will truly benefit their kind. In reality, virtually any modern settlement, even most of the smallest towns, ignore this cognitive limit, so we live in clumps of urban tribes that mostly just tolerate each other while there are enough resources and some police force to keep us all subdued.
As a minor gripe, I could do with all the characters sucking science's dick less. I love science as well, as a way to shoulder the mysteries of the world as well as to face its troubles, but you don't have to praise it religiously every couple of chapters. You are basically sucking a withered stick at this point.
The third big arc is underway. .
The Kingdom of Science divides itself in two: .
This series hasn't gone down in quality. Among the over the top reactions, extremely clever scientific designs and general silliness are genuinely moving moments such as when . This series has a large cast of characters with often very distinct personalities that play entertainingly with each other. I don't know how the Japanese manage to create such charming friendships common in many mangas/animes; it could have to do with the isolation and homogeneity of their people for such a long stretch of time, but I don't want to get into that. In any case, you get to root for the characters and want them to succeed, which is more than I can say for probably most of the fiction I casually come across these days.
The author made Dunbar's number a part of the story: Senku is glad that for now their group only has around 150 people; if they had more, their society would naturally break apart into tribes that would be mostly strangers to each other. The theory behind Dunbar's number suggests that human beings have a cognitive limit to the amount of people they can live amongst happily, as if they were a extended family and in which they can safely contribute because it will truly benefit their kind. In reality, virtually any modern settlement, even most of the smallest towns, ignore this cognitive limit, so we live in clumps of urban tribes that mostly just tolerate each other while there are enough resources and some police force to keep us all subdued.
As a minor gripe, I could do with all the characters sucking science's dick less. I love science as well, as a way to shoulder the mysteries of the world as well as to face its troubles, but you don't have to praise it religiously every couple of chapters. You are basically sucking a withered stick at this point.
November 24, 2021
Excelente, me ceba banda el rumbo que está tomando la historia.
October 31, 2019
I gonna try baking those breads!!
He(or she!) is so helpful, I'm happy they revived her(him).
He(or she!) is so helpful, I'm happy they revived her(him).
October 10, 2024
We get agriculture and mining here, as well as radar sonar and metal detectors.
Enjoying Francois and Ryusui. Ryusui is a different type of guy, but still is actually pretty good. This is a really fun series, and now we have a mystery left as well!
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Enjoying Francois and Ryusui. Ryusui is a different type of guy, but still is actually pretty good. This is a really fun series, and now we have a mystery left as well!
Check out my YouTube channel for bookish videos and monthly wrap ups!
March 6, 2023
Oficjalnie mogę to już napisać - Ryusui, uwielbiam cię.
Poza tym nadal bawię się niesamowicie podczas czytania tej mangi. Jestem ciekawa, jak dalej potoczy się wątek z tajemniczym osobnikiem, który przemówił do bohaterów, jestem ciekawa rozwiązania całej tej sprawy z nagłym spetryfikowaniem te kilka tysięcy lat temu. Chcę czytać dalej, a jednocześnie nie, bo zostanie czekanie na kolejne tomy... A jak tu czekać, kiedy tak zżyłam się z historią?
Poza tym nadal bawię się niesamowicie podczas czytania tej mangi. Jestem ciekawa, jak dalej potoczy się wątek z tajemniczym osobnikiem, który przemówił do bohaterów, jestem ciekawa rozwiązania całej tej sprawy z nagłym spetryfikowaniem te kilka tysięcy lat temu. Chcę czytać dalej, a jednocześnie nie, bo zostanie czekanie na kolejne tomy... A jak tu czekać, kiedy tak zżyłam się z historią?
August 18, 2023
This one’s pretty good. Lot of advancements packed in here. Really interested in what’s going on with the Why Man
July 9, 2024
Why Man mette una strizza che metà basta 💀
September 22, 2025
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November 27, 2022
it just keeps getting better and better
January 19, 2021
5/5 Stars (%89/100)
The Kingdom of Science is getting advanced pretty quick thanks to Senku's immense knowledge. Now we have a restaurant (run by a chef named Francois), a clothing shop, money, a balloon, and many more useful things. Senku doing the Einstein pose for a camera was great. Also, we finally meet our main antagonist (well we only hear him say why over and over but you get the idea). Senku and others try to find the source of this message.
The Kingdom of Science is getting advanced pretty quick thanks to Senku's immense knowledge. Now we have a restaurant (run by a chef named Francois), a clothing shop, money, a balloon, and many more useful things. Senku doing the Einstein pose for a camera was great. Also, we finally meet our main antagonist (well we only hear him say why over and over but you get the idea). Senku and others try to find the source of this message.
March 20, 2021
Que no se piera la costumbre de la explotación laboral, ¿Verdad Senku? Jajajaja
July 13, 2021
Todo eran risas hasta el capítulo 95, lo digo en serio.
Empezamos con la aventura aérea de Senku, Chrome y Ryusui donde, además de todos los problemas que se les presentan por quedar atrapados en una nube "cumulonimbos" y de la que escapan por los pelos, hay un hecho que me parece de lo más tierno. Antes de que surja el desastre, Chrome se pone literalmente a llorar y cuando Senku le pregunta el porqué, le dice que es obvio que esté llorando porque, mientras que para la era moderna volar era algo cotidiano, para él no lo es. Y es cierto, está realmente emocionado por esto y por ser de los primeros de su época que pueda vivirlo. Es algo tan lindo de ver porque está presenciando uno de los grandes avances de la humanidad por primera vez y hay que ponernos en su lugar para entenderlo.
Y aquí empezamos el Masterchef de Dr. Stone. Surge la agricultura y con ello son capaces de plantar trigo y poder hacer pan para llevar en el barco... aunque el primer pan hecho por nuestro protagonista es un ladrillo negro espantoso. Como panadero, Senku es un excelente científico. Así que traen de la petrificación al mayordomo de Ryusui, Francois, que es excelente para la cocina. Tema de la comida: resuelto. El próximo invento es una cámara fotográfica para Minami y que luego usan para hacer fotos desde el cielo, aunque la primera fotografía de esta nueva civilización es una muy especial: Senku imitando aquella mítica foto de Albert Einstein sacando la lengua. Y si me lo permiten, solo quiero mencionar lo adorable que se ve así. Por fin logran encontrar petróleo y para ponerlo a prueba hacen un GPS (en serio, Senku lo puede TODO) y una lancha en la que viajan Senku, Gen, Ryusui, Ukyo y Chrome, apodados luego por Kohaku como "sus cinco generales" (me ha encantado el apodo, amo).
Y acá llega lo importante y es donde se va todo de madres totalmente, a un punto en el que lo terminé hace un rato y todavía sigo shockeada. En cierto momento, cuando se encuentran en medio del mar, las ondas de radio del GPS se detienen y comienzan a recibir un mensaje en código morse que solo se repite indefinidamente hasta que se detiene, solo mencionando "¿Por qué?" "Why?". Acá me quedé totalmente loca, no sabía que hacer porque fue realmente impactante y si al hecho de encontrarnos a este ser extraño que salió de la nada le sumamos el tremendo arte de Boichi, que nos muestra un ¿hombre? ¿animal? ¿ser? que es complicadísimo de explicar, ya estamos hechos. Pero tenemos un protagonista que no se achica ante nada ni nadie y mientras se ríe le habla a ese ser diciéndole que es quien está detrás de la petrificación. Listo, servidos, y yo en un estado de shock impresionante mientras Senku está la mar de tranquila el hombre, envidio esa tranquilidad que maneja. No se bien como expresar lo que siento en estos momentos, solo puedo decir que tengo mucho miedo y que quiero seguir leyendo porque no necesito dormir, yo necesito respuestas como diría Sheldon.
Ya no es algo que quiera, es que necesito seguir. Necesito saber que es este ser, de donde viene y, literalmente, ¿por qué? Aún no salgo del shock, realmente es una historia increíble que no da margen a que te aburras. Inagaki y Boichi hacen un equipo impresionante.
Empezamos con la aventura aérea de Senku, Chrome y Ryusui donde, además de todos los problemas que se les presentan por quedar atrapados en una nube "cumulonimbos" y de la que escapan por los pelos, hay un hecho que me parece de lo más tierno. Antes de que surja el desastre, Chrome se pone literalmente a llorar y cuando Senku le pregunta el porqué, le dice que es obvio que esté llorando porque, mientras que para la era moderna volar era algo cotidiano, para él no lo es. Y es cierto, está realmente emocionado por esto y por ser de los primeros de su época que pueda vivirlo. Es algo tan lindo de ver porque está presenciando uno de los grandes avances de la humanidad por primera vez y hay que ponernos en su lugar para entenderlo.
Y aquí empezamos el Masterchef de Dr. Stone. Surge la agricultura y con ello son capaces de plantar trigo y poder hacer pan para llevar en el barco... aunque el primer pan hecho por nuestro protagonista es un ladrillo negro espantoso. Como panadero, Senku es un excelente científico. Así que traen de la petrificación al mayordomo de Ryusui, Francois, que es excelente para la cocina. Tema de la comida: resuelto. El próximo invento es una cámara fotográfica para Minami y que luego usan para hacer fotos desde el cielo, aunque la primera fotografía de esta nueva civilización es una muy especial: Senku imitando aquella mítica foto de Albert Einstein sacando la lengua. Y si me lo permiten, solo quiero mencionar lo adorable que se ve así. Por fin logran encontrar petróleo y para ponerlo a prueba hacen un GPS (en serio, Senku lo puede TODO) y una lancha en la que viajan Senku, Gen, Ryusui, Ukyo y Chrome, apodados luego por Kohaku como "sus cinco generales" (me ha encantado el apodo, amo).
Y acá llega lo importante y es donde se va todo de madres totalmente, a un punto en el que lo terminé hace un rato y todavía sigo shockeada. En cierto momento, cuando se encuentran en medio del mar, las ondas de radio del GPS se detienen y comienzan a recibir un mensaje en código morse que solo se repite indefinidamente hasta que se detiene, solo mencionando "¿Por qué?" "Why?". Acá me quedé totalmente loca, no sabía que hacer porque fue realmente impactante y si al hecho de encontrarnos a este ser extraño que salió de la nada le sumamos el tremendo arte de Boichi, que nos muestra un ¿hombre? ¿animal? ¿ser? que es complicadísimo de explicar, ya estamos hechos. Pero tenemos un protagonista que no se achica ante nada ni nadie y mientras se ríe le habla a ese ser diciéndole que es quien está detrás de la petrificación. Listo, servidos, y yo en un estado de shock impresionante mientras Senku está la mar de tranquila el hombre, envidio esa tranquilidad que maneja. No se bien como expresar lo que siento en estos momentos, solo puedo decir que tengo mucho miedo y que quiero seguir leyendo porque no necesito dormir, yo necesito respuestas como diría Sheldon.
Ya no es algo que quiera, es que necesito seguir. Necesito saber que es este ser, de donde viene y, literalmente, ¿por qué? Aún no salgo del shock, realmente es una historia increíble que no da margen a que te aburras. Inagaki y Boichi hacen un equipo impresionante.
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September 8, 2021
Poprzednie tomy serii były pełne widowiskowej akcji, gdzie Senku i jego towarzysze musieli przygotować się i zrealizować plan „pokonania” groźnego przeciwnika. Kiedy jedno zagrożenie zostało wyeliminowane, mógł on w całości skupić się na planie „podboju” świata i przywrócenia jego świetności sprzed czasów kamiennej apokalipsy. Jego najnowszym celem jest wyruszenie w świat, do tego potrzeba jednak wielu odpowiednich wynalazków. Zanim jednak zabierze się do ich konstrukcji, musi dobrze poznać okolicę. Pomocny do tego będzie balon, dzięki któremu zostanie sporządzona dokładna mapa. Musi on również rozwiązać problem braku żywności, do tego jednak będzie trzeba ożywić mistrza kuchni, który zajmie się wypiekiem pysznego chleba. Na fanów serii czeka więc tutaj masa akcji, która dokładnie wypełni kolejne strony mangi.
Ogromną zaletą serii od pierwszego już tomiku jest porywająca czytelnika widowiskowa akcja i masa następujących po sobie absurdów. W czystej teorii połączenie akcji, szalonego humoru i treści naukowych wygląda dość „dziwacznie”. Zabierając się jednak za lekturę Dr. Stone, szybko idzie się przekonać, że w tym szaleństwie jest metoda, która doskonale się sprawdza i zapewnia odbiorcy masę doskonałej zabawy.
Tomik jedenasty pod tym względem nieróżni się od wcześniejszych części. Kolejne strony to następujące po sobie zaskakujące wydarzenia, w których nauka staje się idealną przeciwwagą do szalonego humoru. Senku latający balonem, przygotowujący mapę, przeprowadzający rewolucję „rolniczą” czy szykujący nowe wynalazki. On sam jest tutaj gwiazdą, ale obok niego błyszczy kilka innych równie ciekawych bohaterów. Do tego grona w recenzowanej części dołącza nowa „nietuzinkowa” postać, która idealnie wpasuje się w zwariowaną grupkę. Autor nie zapomina jednak o głównym wątku serii, który do tej pory był zepchnięty na daleki plan. Wszystkie ukazane tutaj sceny są preludium do „mocnej” końcówki, która będzie początkiem nowego intrygującego wątku. Wszystko wskazuje na to, że Senku znalazł sobie nowego tajemniczego przeciwnika, który być może dorówna mu inteligencją.
https://gameplay.pl/news.asp?ID=132741
Ogromną zaletą serii od pierwszego już tomiku jest porywająca czytelnika widowiskowa akcja i masa następujących po sobie absurdów. W czystej teorii połączenie akcji, szalonego humoru i treści naukowych wygląda dość „dziwacznie”. Zabierając się jednak za lekturę Dr. Stone, szybko idzie się przekonać, że w tym szaleństwie jest metoda, która doskonale się sprawdza i zapewnia odbiorcy masę doskonałej zabawy.
Tomik jedenasty pod tym względem nieróżni się od wcześniejszych części. Kolejne strony to następujące po sobie zaskakujące wydarzenia, w których nauka staje się idealną przeciwwagą do szalonego humoru. Senku latający balonem, przygotowujący mapę, przeprowadzający rewolucję „rolniczą” czy szykujący nowe wynalazki. On sam jest tutaj gwiazdą, ale obok niego błyszczy kilka innych równie ciekawych bohaterów. Do tego grona w recenzowanej części dołącza nowa „nietuzinkowa” postać, która idealnie wpasuje się w zwariowaną grupkę. Autor nie zapomina jednak o głównym wątku serii, który do tej pory był zepchnięty na daleki plan. Wszystkie ukazane tutaj sceny są preludium do „mocnej” końcówki, która będzie początkiem nowego intrygującego wątku. Wszystko wskazuje na to, że Senku znalazł sobie nowego tajemniczego przeciwnika, który być może dorówna mu inteligencją.
https://gameplay.pl/news.asp?ID=132741
August 8, 2020
Grazie alla mongolfiera Senku, Chrome e il folle Ryusui sono alla ricerca del petrolio, ma devono anche pensare alla nave che li dovrà portare in America e alle scorte del cibo. Ecco quindi che inizia la corsa al grano, la sua coltivazione, ma anche la creazione di pane e altri cibi... Ci vuole un vero esperto per questo importante compito e toccherà risvegliare il maggiordomo di Ryusui, l'efficiente oltre ogni limite Francois. Ma bisogna proseguire con la ricerca del petrolio e armare la nave con nuovi attrezzi che porteranno ad una incredibile scoperta. Qualcuno, nemico o amico non si sa, è lì dall'altra parte dell'oceano e Senku lo vuole raggiungere. Un volume molto interessante, che crea nuovi scenari interessanti sopratutto nella seconda metà creando anche nuovi attrezzi utilizzando il magico potere della scienza. Bello anche come ogni personaggio dia il suo con la sua abilità e le caratteristiche che ha, come ad esempio Chrome e la ricerca di materiali o Tanju con la sua forza e resistenza. Mi piace molto quel folle personaggio di Ryusui e Francois... Lo adoro! E' un personaggio un po' ex-machina per la questione del pane, ma credo che la sua efficienza potrebbe rivelarsi utile in altre occasioni. E chi non vorrebbe un maggiordomo così?!? Non cito Gen perché mi ripeterei ma lo adoro e per il resto continuo ad adorare questa serie tanto tanto
May 15, 2024
If the previous scientific & technological breakthroughs were all in service of preparing for warfare, it seems like the next step before taking the leap to exploration is establishing the welfare of your own home base first!
For that, agriculture and advanced cooking just shot to the top of the priority list.
With the development of wheat as a staple crop, the explorers-to-be now need to have stable bread to eat on the journey...except none of the revived know how to bake good.
Thankfully, having watched & read enough Yakitate!! Japan, I know the truly gifted bakers can make the most out of very little.
ENTER THE FIRST NONBINARY CHARACTER OF THE SERIES, FRANCOIS!
Now, it could be that they have a gender they identify with, but the butler is so selfless & dedicated to the mission of serving, there'll be no STRAIGHT answer out of 'em!
And just like in Yakitate!! Japan, freshly baked bread truly blows the minds of everyone, primitive & revived (even if it's something as stereotypically reviled as fruitcake. *shrugs*)
Thanks to the wonderful randomness of sidequests, in pursuit of completion of one goal, you discover what you need to progress the main plot! In getting stuff for food, they discover what the Beverly Hillbillies found: black gold! Texas tea! So now they have gasoline for their vehicles!
Progress in peacetime is even more fascinating!
For that, agriculture and advanced cooking just shot to the top of the priority list.
With the development of wheat as a staple crop, the explorers-to-be now need to have stable bread to eat on the journey...except none of the revived know how to bake good.
Thankfully, having watched & read enough Yakitate!! Japan, I know the truly gifted bakers can make the most out of very little.
ENTER THE FIRST NONBINARY CHARACTER OF THE SERIES, FRANCOIS!
Now, it could be that they have a gender they identify with, but the butler is so selfless & dedicated to the mission of serving, there'll be no STRAIGHT answer out of 'em!
And just like in Yakitate!! Japan, freshly baked bread truly blows the minds of everyone, primitive & revived (even if it's something as stereotypically reviled as fruitcake. *shrugs*)
Thanks to the wonderful randomness of sidequests, in pursuit of completion of one goal, you discover what you need to progress the main plot! In getting stuff for food, they discover what the Beverly Hillbillies found: black gold! Texas tea! So now they have gasoline for their vehicles!
Progress in peacetime is even more fascinating!
August 29, 2025
All the bad guys are now imprisoned or have converted wholly to the good team. The only challenge is facing the elements with everyone working toward the same goal - survival. If that's not a utopia, I don't know what is. We need a bad guy again.
July 12, 2019
This story never slows down. As soon as Tsukasa is defeated, Senku jumps to finding the source of the petrification (which involves recreating agriculture and radar among other things). I'm a little sad seeing the primitive technology aspects of the series disappear little by little as Senku gets into full-on oil drilling, iron mining industry, but I suppose that was baked into the premise. The character dynamics are as fun as ever, with Ryusui providing a deuteragonist who can compete for force of personality with Senku, and I can't wait to see him clash with Tsukasa later. The mysteries are coming out in full force as This a uniquely great manga, and I love that I have absolutely no idea how things will turn out.
November 19, 2021
They are making food now. Also maybe oil, I guess. They do more science! And they get a food person to revive, whose gender is left vague so let's see if Dr. STONE of all things gives us good non-binary rep or if this is setting the series up to fail.
I like that they are reviving people of different expertise, instead of having Senku be real smart. And characters like Chrom and Taiju get different motivations! But now the cast is getting real big and everyone is disappearing into the background, with the cast being too large and never giving any of them enough focus.
I like that they are reviving people of different expertise, instead of having Senku be real smart. And characters like Chrom and Taiju get different motivations! But now the cast is getting real big and everyone is disappearing into the background, with the cast being too large and never giving any of them enough focus.
August 3, 2024
4/5 The squad is prepping for their journey. They’re gonna need some food. We finally start getting to agriculture. I was wondering when this was gonna happen thought it woulda came before cellphones, automobiles, and flight but what do I know. Oh and radar now we have radar.
We are then introduced to Ryusui’s revived butler Francios who is a wonder chef.
We are also given a peak at the potential big bad who may of caused the Stone Age.
Senku and Francois on the cover of volume 11.
Read 8/2/2024
We are then introduced to Ryusui’s revived butler Francios who is a wonder chef.
We are also given a peak at the potential big bad who may of caused the Stone Age.
Senku and Francois on the cover of volume 11.
Read 8/2/2024
February 10, 2021
"𝙄 𝙙𝙤 𝙣𝙤𝙩 𝙬𝙤𝙧𝙧𝙮, 𝙢𝙮 𝙛𝙧𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙙, 𝙖𝙨 𝙬𝙤𝙧𝙧𝙮𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙝𝙖𝙨 𝙣𝙚𝙫𝙚𝙧 𝙨𝙤𝙡𝙫𝙚𝙙 𝙖𝙣𝙮𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙣𝙜."
I didn't like this volume as much as the others. Ryusui is cool but his finger snapping habit is getting really annoying, tbh. Due to the absence of a villain i was getting bored but rise of a new villain got me all excited in the end.
I didn't like this volume as much as the others. Ryusui is cool but his finger snapping habit is getting really annoying, tbh. Due to the absence of a villain i was getting bored but rise of a new villain got me all excited in the end.
November 20, 2022
This one is ok as it just mainly them gathering materials to start their expedition to South America where they think the source of the Petrification came from. The only real big thing of note was that we get a very interesting hint about the source. As Senku and the others get a very strange message over the phone with it possibly coming from those that started the Petrification.
February 6, 2024
Hay đỉnh. Tập này thì sáng tạo ra lúa mì, làm bánh mì, chuyển sang vương quốc nông nghiệp. Sau đó, trong sự ngỡ ngàng của mình thì Senku đã làm nên động cơ, gps dò sóng âm và radar (và cả làm phim nữa). Khi mà cơ chế khoa học để sáng tạo ra mấy món đồ này quá phức tạp thì thật hên là tác giả đã đơn giản hoá quá trình chế tạo nó và tập trung vào tính ứng dụng của các sáng chế. Rất ấn tượng.
Để chờ xem nhân vật bí ẩn là ai trong những tập tiếp.
Để chờ xem nhân vật bí ẩn là ai trong những tập tiếp.
March 3, 2024
Знову пауза в просуванні сюжету. Хоча у цій частині знову виправдовується концепція серії: наукові відкриття у кам’яному віці. Я от більше по сюжету, тому ось цей набір позитивних зрушень без зрад та конфліктів мені не дуже подобається. Бо аж надто все вдало просувається. Єдина інтрига 11-го тому: таємничий сигнал “Чому?”, який герої вловили, коли врубили свій власний радіомаяк.
March 5, 2024
I did the thing I hardly ever do. It's to be avoided at all costs, but my enthusiasm for the series is dying and it would be unfair for me to continue. I skimmed... I did read these last few volumes at a rapid fire pace and there's no way it was designed for that.
Anywho, time to take a break and crack open some other series in the meantime. We had fun Stone. See ya later!
Anywho, time to take a break and crack open some other series in the meantime. We had fun Stone. See ya later!
April 24, 2025
In diesem Band geht es was die wissenschaftlichen Errungenschaften angeht voran. Auch wenn die Geschichte sich aktuell nicht so anfühlt, als würde sie sonderlich weitergehen. Ich finde den Aspekt, dass die Menschen sich eine neue wissenschaftliche Kultur aufbauen müssen weiterhin interessant. Aktuell ist die Geschichte ruhiger. Die Zeichnungen finde ich sehr gut.
April 8, 2021
Science Village sets out to make bread. They revive Francois to make bread. He makes them goat's gift stollen which will last them on their journeys. Senku makes a camera and the Science Village finds oil thanks to Sagara.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
February 13, 2022
That boar chapter is sooo cute! I love how this manga combines science and humour in the right way, so we can learn everything without having to worry about boredom.
And Kohaku! Why were you posing like Gen??? LOL
And Kohaku! Why were you posing like Gen??? LOL
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