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Dr. Stone #12
Dr.STONE 12
La construction du grand navire du royaume de la science mobilise les efforts de tous les habitants. Elle touche cependant à sa fin, sous la direction de Senku et Ryusui !! Senku prend la mer et part à travers le monde en compagnie de membres d’équipage triés sur le volet. Leur but : se rapprocher de la source mystérieuse de la pétrification et sauver l’humanité.
Ils mettent tout d’abord le cap vers “l’île au trésor”, où reposerait une substance providentielle…
Ils mettent tout d’abord le cap vers “l’île au trésor”, où reposerait une substance providentielle…
208 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published September 4, 2019
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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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February 25, 2022
DANG SURE I WAS HORRIFIED, THE EXACT SAME EXPRESSION ON GEN'S FACE WHEN I SAW RYUSUI'S PETRIFIED FACE IN CLOSE-UP GOSH I ALMOST SHIT MYSELF. YOU'D GIVE ME A HEART ATTACK! HAHAHA BTW I'M SO EXCITED TO SEE A KOHAKU MAKE-OVER! EXCITED FOR THE NEXT VOLUME!
March 4, 2021
What a fantastic volume! We have them prepare the ship Perseus that will travel through the sea and take them to their location and it takes them a year and they are able to do it and the people they take is interesting, its the last time we see all of them together and after that we have Senku and Ryusui travel the seas and looking for the treasure island where they will find Platinum from the space ship "Soyuz" and this was my favorite part all along, them travelling and coming here! It just feels so good and after that we have Senku and co arriving here and they explore the WHY-MAN only to find the others in the ship have been petrified, everyone is shocked and they explore more of the island and meet this beautiful girl named: AMARYLLIS and its a massive moment in the book and we finally learn how the petrification takes place and who is this master?! And Kohaku makeover next! Its a great one and reveals so much as answers to the mysterious petrification beam may come soon and also Senku is getting new challenges now, on the brink of discovering some new phenomenon and maybe face off against his greatest villain! The art by Bocihi is gorgeous, everyone looks so cool!
November 21, 2020
interessante!
October 31, 2019
Yessss!!!
New adventures!!
The combination of writer and artist is the best!!
New adventures!!
The combination of writer and artist is the best!!
July 12, 2024
Che ve lo dico a fare, la parte in cui Senku e Gen diventano investigatori forensi e uniscono le forze l'ho semplicemente adorata. E poi Ryusui in questo volume è da venerare per come ha fatto di tutto per proteggere Suika, avevo quasi le lacrime agli occhi.
July 23, 2020
Alright guys, I'm going to go on a pretty long rant regarding my issues with the female characters in this series, so if you want to my thoughts regarding this outside of that, here's the cliffnotes version:
-It was fine. Not bad, not amazing, just fine. The photo journal time skip was really cool and it was nice seeing what went down during that year without being bogged down with unnecessary detail. Artwork/art style was strong, loved the shading in the photo journal chapter, really made it stand out. That's about it.
If you don't want to read this rant (which I don't blame you if you don't) skip to the final paragraph for my closing thoughts on this volume. Okay? Okay, here we go!
So, I had an epiphany after finishing this volume: none of the female characters are that interesting/memorable. *cue gasps, jaws dropping, and angry, disapproving murmurs*. I want to make it clear before I continue that I'm not saying these characters are badly written characters, but that they aren't that interesting in grand scheme of the series and, most importantly, don't hold up to other female Shounen Jump protagonists.
I have been consuming Shounen Jump entertainment since I was kid and even back then I would hear people lamenting how there weren't any great female characters that they could relate to. My counter argument at the time was, why do you have to be the same gender to relate to someone? Granted now that I'm older I understand the issue with my counter argument, but quite frankly there were still some badass women/girls in Shounen Jump titles. Yes, they didn't as much screen time as the boys/men, but are you really going to sit there and say Bulma wasn't fucking fearless or how unflappable and badass Genkai was? It's not there weren't any, they just didn't get as much screen time. And it's only gotten better over time; My Hero Academia has an abundance of strong, fierce ladies, The Promised Neverland has a smart, strong, and empathetic leading lady, and Demon Slayer has four AWESOME badass women that are strong and complex. What I'm getting at here is that there have always been great female characters past and present, so there's really no excuse as to why Dr. Stone's ladies are so woefully underdeveloped and uninteresting.
Again, I want to reiterate that these characters aren't poorly written, trust me I've read enough manga to spot those. My main problem is that compared to other Shounen Jump titles Dr. Stone probably has the weakest set of female characters. Kohaku is probably the most developed, but even then she's just physically strong, loves her sister, acts on instinct, and is willing to go along with whatever science-y stuff Senku wants to do. This isn't bad, it's just not interesting or engaging. If this was a slice of life series about rebuilding civilization than I could let this pass, but this is an action/adventure series with some slice of life elements woven in. And considering she was introduced in the second volume and this is all that there is to her character? That's weak, ESPECIALLY considering that I just finished reading the 14th volume of Demon Slayer today which gave backstory to one of only four female characters AND managed to break down gender stereotypes while maintaining her bubbly and energetic personality. Btw, she was introduced in the 6TH VOLUME and has only been present in the last THREE VOLUMES and she's easily a better written character than Kohaku. Speaking of gender stereotypes...
What prompted this rant was the final chapter of this volume. In it, we learn that the master of this village holds a "harem selection process" (because OF COURSE he does, he's a MAN) and one of the villagers wants to use it to sneak in and grab an important item. She isn't a fighter though, so it's decided that Kohaku should participate in the process too, but oh WAIT! The master only likes CUTE girls, and Kohaku's too tomboyish to be labelled CUTE, RIGHT?!
*deep breath* first of all, the current year in the story is 5741. Are you ACTUALLY TELLING ME that it's been 3,721 years since humanity was petrified and WE STILL HAVE FUCKING GENDER STEREOTYPES?! WHY??????? WHY IS THIS STILL A THING?! Were none of the people who crashed into that island progressive at ALL and just passed down their fucking shitty gender stereotypes for over 3,700 years?! Also, it is FUCKING 2020, WHY are we still using the "tomboy is forced to be traditionally feminine" trope?! It is so FUCKING outdated, I couldn't believe we're really going this route in terms of the story. And finally, why does the "master" of the village HAVE to have a harem?! WHY. THE FUCK. IS THAT NECESSARY?! He's already petrifying anyone who opposes him, which is scary enough, why add the harem bit? Because he's a man? Well, of course! Because gender stereotypes go both ways, am I right?! *sigh* whatever, I'm so done with this...
I'm honestly feeling really mixed about the series at this point. On the one hand, I do really like the story and I'm curious to see where it goes, but I'm not pleased with this "make a tomboy traditionally feminine to infiltrate a man's harem" thing and have issues with some of the characters. I've already pre-ordered volume 13, so we'll see where the story goes. I swear though, if they take up the whole FUCKING volume with this harem infiltration bullshit, I'm gonna be so pissed...
-It was fine. Not bad, not amazing, just fine. The photo journal time skip was really cool and it was nice seeing what went down during that year without being bogged down with unnecessary detail. Artwork/art style was strong, loved the shading in the photo journal chapter, really made it stand out. That's about it.
If you don't want to read this rant (which I don't blame you if you don't) skip to the final paragraph for my closing thoughts on this volume. Okay? Okay, here we go!
So, I had an epiphany after finishing this volume: none of the female characters are that interesting/memorable. *cue gasps, jaws dropping, and angry, disapproving murmurs*. I want to make it clear before I continue that I'm not saying these characters are badly written characters, but that they aren't that interesting in grand scheme of the series and, most importantly, don't hold up to other female Shounen Jump protagonists.
I have been consuming Shounen Jump entertainment since I was kid and even back then I would hear people lamenting how there weren't any great female characters that they could relate to. My counter argument at the time was, why do you have to be the same gender to relate to someone? Granted now that I'm older I understand the issue with my counter argument, but quite frankly there were still some badass women/girls in Shounen Jump titles. Yes, they didn't as much screen time as the boys/men, but are you really going to sit there and say Bulma wasn't fucking fearless or how unflappable and badass Genkai was? It's not there weren't any, they just didn't get as much screen time. And it's only gotten better over time; My Hero Academia has an abundance of strong, fierce ladies, The Promised Neverland has a smart, strong, and empathetic leading lady, and Demon Slayer has four AWESOME badass women that are strong and complex. What I'm getting at here is that there have always been great female characters past and present, so there's really no excuse as to why Dr. Stone's ladies are so woefully underdeveloped and uninteresting.
Again, I want to reiterate that these characters aren't poorly written, trust me I've read enough manga to spot those. My main problem is that compared to other Shounen Jump titles Dr. Stone probably has the weakest set of female characters. Kohaku is probably the most developed, but even then she's just physically strong, loves her sister, acts on instinct, and is willing to go along with whatever science-y stuff Senku wants to do. This isn't bad, it's just not interesting or engaging. If this was a slice of life series about rebuilding civilization than I could let this pass, but this is an action/adventure series with some slice of life elements woven in. And considering she was introduced in the second volume and this is all that there is to her character? That's weak, ESPECIALLY considering that I just finished reading the 14th volume of Demon Slayer today which gave backstory to one of only four female characters AND managed to break down gender stereotypes while maintaining her bubbly and energetic personality. Btw, she was introduced in the 6TH VOLUME and has only been present in the last THREE VOLUMES and she's easily a better written character than Kohaku. Speaking of gender stereotypes...
What prompted this rant was the final chapter of this volume. In it, we learn that the master of this village holds a "harem selection process" (because OF COURSE he does, he's a MAN) and one of the villagers wants to use it to sneak in and grab an important item. She isn't a fighter though, so it's decided that Kohaku should participate in the process too, but oh WAIT! The master only likes CUTE girls, and Kohaku's too tomboyish to be labelled CUTE, RIGHT?!
*deep breath* first of all, the current year in the story is 5741. Are you ACTUALLY TELLING ME that it's been 3,721 years since humanity was petrified and WE STILL HAVE FUCKING GENDER STEREOTYPES?! WHY??????? WHY IS THIS STILL A THING?! Were none of the people who crashed into that island progressive at ALL and just passed down their fucking shitty gender stereotypes for over 3,700 years?! Also, it is FUCKING 2020, WHY are we still using the "tomboy is forced to be traditionally feminine" trope?! It is so FUCKING outdated, I couldn't believe we're really going this route in terms of the story. And finally, why does the "master" of the village HAVE to have a harem?! WHY. THE FUCK. IS THAT NECESSARY?! He's already petrifying anyone who opposes him, which is scary enough, why add the harem bit? Because he's a man? Well, of course! Because gender stereotypes go both ways, am I right?! *sigh* whatever, I'm so done with this...
I'm honestly feeling really mixed about the series at this point. On the one hand, I do really like the story and I'm curious to see where it goes, but I'm not pleased with this "make a tomboy traditionally feminine to infiltrate a man's harem" thing and have issues with some of the characters. I've already pre-ordered volume 13, so we'll see where the story goes. I swear though, if they take up the whole FUCKING volume with this harem infiltration bullshit, I'm gonna be so pissed...
May 30, 2021
SO ready to see Ryusui Nanami for Season 3 ❤️
August 3, 2025
Hê mấy nay đọc không được trôi cho lắm là do mình đang cày lại bộ này. Thực ra mình ít khi rec manga nhưng ngoài hai bộ mình cực cực kỳ thích là One piece và Bungou Stray Dog thì Dr Stone là bộ thứ 3 mình xem đi xem lại với đọc đi đọc lại cũng không thấy chán.
Được được trong hàng top của bxh bên Nhật những bộ Manga mang lại kiến thức ngoài đời hữu ích nhất, không hổ danh khi Dr Stone chằng chịt nhưng kiến thức về khoa học như toán lý hoá. Đến đây chắc mọi người nghĩ là aish toán lý hoá khó vch, đọc chắc đếch hiểu gì thì đừng lo mình cũng là người dốt tự nhiên 🐧nhưng lại thấy cuốn này cực kỳ giải trí. Những kiến thức trong đây là hàng thật giá thật thậm chí còn có người đã thử ứng dụng ngoài đời và nó hiệu nghiệm thật. Một đống kiến thức như vậy đã đủ làm mình thấy wow rồi.
Mình thích bộ này không chỉ là kiến thức và cách mà nó áp dụng vào trong cuộc sống ta như thế nào mà còn là việc con người luôn tìm tòi, luôn hướng về tri thức, việc bạn đam mê khoa học hay bất cứ một gì đều xuất phát từ trí tò mò rồi sau đó là thực nghiệm, thí nghiệm, làm đi làm lại cho đến khi có kết quả mà mình muốn. Đó là tinh thần không bao giờ bỏ cuộc trong giới khoa học, đó cũng là cách các nhà sáng chế, nhà khoa học của chúng ta chế tạo, phát hiện ra cái gì đó và đặt thêm bước đệm tiến hoá cho xã hội loài người. Cộng thêm thông điệp mà Senku luôn nhắc rằng: ‘Khoa học là vì con người’
Hơn nữa việc Dr Stone còn cho ta thấy tiềm năng của loài người cả trong truyện lẫn ngoài đời làm mình rùng mình và có phần xúc động. Giờ nhìn lại những tiện nghi của thế kỷ 21 xung quanh chúng ta ai mà ngờ nó lại bắt đầu từ thời kỳ đồ đá cơ chứ ? Có một câu của ông Kaseki làm mình rưng rưng, ông nói:’con người là giống loài tham lam, nhưng họ không bao giờ bỏ cuộc’ khi lần đầu tiên nhìn thấy khinh khí cầu bay lên và chinh phục bầu trời, hay khi Chrome lần đầu được lên khinh khí cầu và nhìn thấy trái đất thực sự có hình tròn bằng mắt của mình, cậu có nói: ‘Tôi muốn thấy nhiều hơn nữa, muốn biết tất cả về thế giới’. Con người luôn cố gắng hướng về phía trước, chinh phục tất cả và tìm tòi về thế giới ngay cả ngày nay con người vẫn làm vậy. Từ đó Dr Stone còn cho mình thấy việc coi trọng tri thức, hướng về tri thức và đam mê tri thức của loài người nhất là trong thời đại bấy giờ tỷ lệ người drop out đại học cao và nhưng bà thím nói có khi làm nail còn có giá hơn học đại học ? Dr Stone cho mình niềm tin rằng ở đâu đó con người không phủi bỏ kiến thức họ học và tìm hiểu, tìm tòi không chỉ vì đồng tiền vì cái xã hội tư bản này mà vì họ thực sự trân quý kiến thức và có tình yêu với việc tìm tòi và suy nghĩ tìm ra những điều mới mẻ.
Thêm nữa, Dr Stone không có nhiều pha hành động đánh đấm, chủ yếu là những pha đấu não với khoa học, mã morse vân vân nhưng thế đã đủ giữ mạch truyện cuốn hút, mình đôi lúc còn thấy pace hơi nhanh, i don’t want Dr Stone to end yall know 😔
Ngoài ra Dr Stone có chút yếu tố found family khi những con người khác nhau gặp nhau và được gắn kết với nhau nhờ khoa học *sobbing* mọi người đọc mới thấy rằng dàn cast luôn tin tưởng senku thậm chí không biết rằng mình sống hay chết hay mãi mãi sống như pho tượng đá nhưng chỉ cần senku vẫn ở đấy, họ không hề run sợ mà luôn tin rằng Senku sẽ mang họ trở lại bằng khoa học.
Và cuối cùng là có thể các bạn sẽ thấy chướng mắt về tạo hình nhân vật nữ và fanservice (mình cũng vậy và mình nghĩ việc Fanservice trong văn hoá Anime manga nên được làm thành 1 đề tài nghiên cứu khoa học) đấy có lẽ là điểm trừ duy nhất mình thấy trong truyện còn đâu mình quý tất cả các nhân vật nữ họ mạnh mẽ trên lĩnh vực riêng của họ và đều có đất để toả sáng
Thế là hết rồi nếu, mong có ai đó sẽ đọc or xem bộ này để tôi có người yap cùng 😔 ( nhạc opening cháy lắm huhu)
P/S mình để tập 12 để rate là do arc Đảo Kho Báu là một trong những arc mình thích nhất của truyện
Được được trong hàng top của bxh bên Nhật những bộ Manga mang lại kiến thức ngoài đời hữu ích nhất, không hổ danh khi Dr Stone chằng chịt nhưng kiến thức về khoa học như toán lý hoá. Đến đây chắc mọi người nghĩ là aish toán lý hoá khó vch, đọc chắc đếch hiểu gì thì đừng lo mình cũng là người dốt tự nhiên 🐧nhưng lại thấy cuốn này cực kỳ giải trí. Những kiến thức trong đây là hàng thật giá thật thậm chí còn có người đã thử ứng dụng ngoài đời và nó hiệu nghiệm thật. Một đống kiến thức như vậy đã đủ làm mình thấy wow rồi.
Mình thích bộ này không chỉ là kiến thức và cách mà nó áp dụng vào trong cuộc sống ta như thế nào mà còn là việc con người luôn tìm tòi, luôn hướng về tri thức, việc bạn đam mê khoa học hay bất cứ một gì đều xuất phát từ trí tò mò rồi sau đó là thực nghiệm, thí nghiệm, làm đi làm lại cho đến khi có kết quả mà mình muốn. Đó là tinh thần không bao giờ bỏ cuộc trong giới khoa học, đó cũng là cách các nhà sáng chế, nhà khoa học của chúng ta chế tạo, phát hiện ra cái gì đó và đặt thêm bước đệm tiến hoá cho xã hội loài người. Cộng thêm thông điệp mà Senku luôn nhắc rằng: ‘Khoa học là vì con người’
Hơn nữa việc Dr Stone còn cho ta thấy tiềm năng của loài người cả trong truyện lẫn ngoài đời làm mình rùng mình và có phần xúc động. Giờ nhìn lại những tiện nghi của thế kỷ 21 xung quanh chúng ta ai mà ngờ nó lại bắt đầu từ thời kỳ đồ đá cơ chứ ? Có một câu của ông Kaseki làm mình rưng rưng, ông nói:’con người là giống loài tham lam, nhưng họ không bao giờ bỏ cuộc’ khi lần đầu tiên nhìn thấy khinh khí cầu bay lên và chinh phục bầu trời, hay khi Chrome lần đầu được lên khinh khí cầu và nhìn thấy trái đất thực sự có hình tròn bằng mắt của mình, cậu có nói: ‘Tôi muốn thấy nhiều hơn nữa, muốn biết tất cả về thế giới’. Con người luôn cố gắng hướng về phía trước, chinh phục tất cả và tìm tòi về thế giới ngay cả ngày nay con người vẫn làm vậy. Từ đó Dr Stone còn cho mình thấy việc coi trọng tri thức, hướng về tri thức và đam mê tri thức của loài người nhất là trong thời đại bấy giờ tỷ lệ người drop out đại học cao và nhưng bà thím nói có khi làm nail còn có giá hơn học đại học ? Dr Stone cho mình niềm tin rằng ở đâu đó con người không phủi bỏ kiến thức họ học và tìm hiểu, tìm tòi không chỉ vì đồng tiền vì cái xã hội tư bản này mà vì họ thực sự trân quý kiến thức và có tình yêu với việc tìm tòi và suy nghĩ tìm ra những điều mới mẻ.
Thêm nữa, Dr Stone không có nhiều pha hành động đánh đấm, chủ yếu là những pha đấu não với khoa học, mã morse vân vân nhưng thế đã đủ giữ mạch truyện cuốn hút, mình đôi lúc còn thấy pace hơi nhanh, i don’t want Dr Stone to end yall know 😔
Ngoài ra Dr Stone có chút yếu tố found family khi những con người khác nhau gặp nhau và được gắn kết với nhau nhờ khoa học *sobbing* mọi người đọc mới thấy rằng dàn cast luôn tin tưởng senku thậm chí không biết rằng mình sống hay chết hay mãi mãi sống như pho tượng đá nhưng chỉ cần senku vẫn ở đấy, họ không hề run sợ mà luôn tin rằng Senku sẽ mang họ trở lại bằng khoa học.
Và cuối cùng là có thể các bạn sẽ thấy chướng mắt về tạo hình nhân vật nữ và fanservice (mình cũng vậy và mình nghĩ việc Fanservice trong văn hoá Anime manga nên được làm thành 1 đề tài nghiên cứu khoa học) đấy có lẽ là điểm trừ duy nhất mình thấy trong truyện còn đâu mình quý tất cả các nhân vật nữ họ mạnh mẽ trên lĩnh vực riêng của họ và đều có đất để toả sáng
Thế là hết rồi nếu, mong có ai đó sẽ đọc or xem bộ này để tôi có người yap cùng 😔 ( nhạc opening cháy lắm huhu)
P/S mình để tập 12 để rate là do arc Đảo Kho Báu là một trong những arc mình thích nhất của truyện
February 10, 2021
"𝙏𝙝𝙚𝙧𝙚'𝙨 𝙣𝙤 𝙚𝙣𝙙 𝙜𝙤𝙖𝙡 𝙬𝙝𝙚��� 𝙞𝙩 𝙘𝙤𝙢𝙚𝙨 𝙩𝙤 𝙢𝙮 𝙙𝙚𝙨𝙞𝙧𝙚𝙨! 𝙍𝙚𝙢𝙚𝙢𝙗𝙚𝙧? 𝙄'𝙢 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙜𝙧𝙚𝙚𝙙𝙞𝙚𝙨𝙩 𝙢𝙖𝙣 𝙞𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙬𝙤𝙧𝙡𝙙!!"
The Perseus is one hell of a ship, if i say so myself and the name suits it perfectly. The villagers of Treasure Island looks even more primitive than the folks of Ishigami Village. New characters are incorporated into the story but i'm not feeling any connection yet. Senku's most of the science team got petrified again. Man, that petrification beam is one baaaad invention!
The Perseus is one hell of a ship, if i say so myself and the name suits it perfectly. The villagers of Treasure Island looks even more primitive than the folks of Ishigami Village. New characters are incorporated into the story but i'm not feeling any connection yet. Senku's most of the science team got petrified again. Man, that petrification beam is one baaaad invention!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
February 3, 2022
I used to really love this series but this volume was extremely difficult to finish, the new characters it introduced are annoying or have no unique personality. Some plot points don’t make any sense at all
August 18, 2023
Really interested in where this one goes from here, really did not expect to get to the petrifaction beam so quickly. Also like that little bit about Ryusui kicking Suika out of harms way, he’s a good man.
October 10, 2024
An exciting volume as we meet a whole new set of people! We learn more about the petri beam as well, though not much.
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December 21, 2021
8.5
Como me gusta Dr. Stone la puta madre, ¨peak fiction¨ diría un amigo.
Como me gusta Dr. Stone la puta madre, ¨peak fiction¨ diría un amigo.
August 21, 2020
I love this series but what a cliffhanger!
January 19, 2021
4/5 Stars (%78/100)
Ryusui's past is revealed. Ruri talks about the 100 Tales finally. We learn many interesting things from the tales one of them being the existence of human society other than the Ishigami Village. This is why the crew decides to go to that place they call Treasure Island but something horrible happens. This is also the first time we are seeing the petrification device. It was a good chapter overall but I am not a super fan of this arc in general. I also see someone complaining about the female characters and I completely agree because most of the female characters are pretty generic and easily forgettable whereas you have great characters like Senku, Tsukasa, Chrome and Gen.
Ryusui's past is revealed. Ruri talks about the 100 Tales finally. We learn many interesting things from the tales one of them being the existence of human society other than the Ishigami Village. This is why the crew decides to go to that place they call Treasure Island but something horrible happens. This is also the first time we are seeing the petrification device. It was a good chapter overall but I am not a super fan of this arc in general. I also see someone complaining about the female characters and I completely agree because most of the female characters are pretty generic and easily forgettable whereas you have great characters like Senku, Tsukasa, Chrome and Gen.
July 14, 2021
Otra vez un tomo en el que venía todo tranquilo y de golpe, pum, perdemos la calma y corremos en un pánico total.
Para empezar, me gustaría puntualizar en la relación de Ryusui y Francois porque vemos como hablaba de él en la era moderna. Mientras todos llamaban a Ryusui egoísta, Francois pensaba todo lo contrario. Podríamos pensar, por sus palabras, que en parte lo admira porque cuando él quiere algo, no para hasta conseguirlo, tampoco abandona cuando las cosas se ponen complicadas sino que sigue intentando. Me gusta creer que es una de las razones por las que es tan leal a él y es que realmente forman un dúo espectacular.
Y entre la terminación del barco, que zarpan y que ya saben donde dirigirse, empieza una nueva aventura. Van directos a la Isla del Tesoro, donde Senku está seguro de que encontrará el Soyuz, la nave en la que llegó Byakuya a la Tierra. Cuando se dan cuenta que llevan con ellos a un nativo de la isla, todo es felicidad e incluso risas mientras van en grupo a explorar. Entonces pum, las risas se nos acabaron en el momento en el que Gen se da cuenta que todos en el barco volvieron a ser petrificados. Otra vez yo quedándome totalmente loca y sufriendo a manos de Inagaki que para este entonces ya lo considero una mente malvada. Al menos todavía nos queda un grupo no petrificado que logran dar con los nativos y una chica que se alía rápidamente con ellos porque ella es básicamente la clave: Amarilis sabe el secreto de la petrificación o al menos algo de ello. Es un arma que usan los líderes de esa nueva aldea y que Senku debe investigar cueste lo que le cueste.
Para cerrar esta reseña me gustaría decir que amo como en esta historia nadie es prescindible, todos tienen habilidades distintas que suman a la causa que todos persiguen por igual. Todos estarían perdidos sin el saber científico de Senku, pero Senku es un asco en las negociaciones y en todo lo que sea convencer a la gente con trucos así que estaría perdido sin Gen. Muy lindo todo lo del barco, pero sin Ryusui no tendríamos quien lo lleve, necesitamos del oído de Ukyo, las habilidades de exploración de Chrome, la vista y la fuera de Kohaku y así con todos. Son imprescindibles los unos a los otros, se necesitan para salir adelante y lo saben, y amo eso de este manga.
Otro tomo con un plot twist que te deja queriendo más y eso es justo lo que haré ahora, ir a seguir leyendo.
Para empezar, me gustaría puntualizar en la relación de Ryusui y Francois porque vemos como hablaba de él en la era moderna. Mientras todos llamaban a Ryusui egoísta, Francois pensaba todo lo contrario. Podríamos pensar, por sus palabras, que en parte lo admira porque cuando él quiere algo, no para hasta conseguirlo, tampoco abandona cuando las cosas se ponen complicadas sino que sigue intentando. Me gusta creer que es una de las razones por las que es tan leal a él y es que realmente forman un dúo espectacular.
Y entre la terminación del barco, que zarpan y que ya saben donde dirigirse, empieza una nueva aventura. Van directos a la Isla del Tesoro, donde Senku está seguro de que encontrará el Soyuz, la nave en la que llegó Byakuya a la Tierra. Cuando se dan cuenta que llevan con ellos a un nativo de la isla, todo es felicidad e incluso risas mientras van en grupo a explorar. Entonces pum, las risas se nos acabaron en el momento en el que Gen se da cuenta que todos en el barco volvieron a ser petrificados. Otra vez yo quedándome totalmente loca y sufriendo a manos de Inagaki que para este entonces ya lo considero una mente malvada. Al menos todavía nos queda un grupo no petrificado que logran dar con los nativos y una chica que se alía rápidamente con ellos porque ella es básicamente la clave: Amarilis sabe el secreto de la petrificación o al menos algo de ello. Es un arma que usan los líderes de esa nueva aldea y que Senku debe investigar cueste lo que le cueste.
Para cerrar esta reseña me gustaría decir que amo como en esta historia nadie es prescindible, todos tienen habilidades distintas que suman a la causa que todos persiguen por igual. Todos estarían perdidos sin el saber científico de Senku, pero Senku es un asco en las negociaciones y en todo lo que sea convencer a la gente con trucos así que estaría perdido sin Gen. Muy lindo todo lo del barco, pero sin Ryusui no tendríamos quien lo lleve, necesitamos del oído de Ukyo, las habilidades de exploración de Chrome, la vista y la fuera de Kohaku y así con todos. Son imprescindibles los unos a los otros, se necesitan para salir adelante y lo saben, y amo eso de este manga.
Otro tomo con un plot twist que te deja queriendo más y eso es justo lo que haré ahora, ir a seguir leyendo.
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October 30, 2021
Szalone pomysłu Senku i jego genialny umysł pozwalają na przekraczanie kolejnych kamieni milowych nauki i znaczącego rozwoju cywilizacji. Wszystkie podejmowane przez niego od pewnego czasu akcjie, mają na celu zbudowanie jednostki, która zabierze ich na bezkresne wody. Ryusui i inni mieszkańcy wioski spędzają prawie rok na budowie wymarzonego okrętu. Kiedy jednostka jest gotowa, a załoga skompletowana można wyruszyć w nieznane. Pierwszym celem jest tajemnicza wyspa, na której tysiące lat wcześniej wylądował ojciec Senku. Skrywać może ona nie tylko wiele różnych tajemnic, ale również innych ludzi. Wyprawa nie będzie jednak łatwa i przyjemna. Załoga statku była gotowa na wiele nowych wyzwań, jednak nawet genialny nastolatek nie przewidział, że czyhać może tam na nich wielkie niebezpieczeństwo (zagrażające zarówno jemu, jak i jego przyjaciołom).
Seria jak do tej pory opierała się na dużej intensywności wydarzeń, masie szalonych wynalazków, licznych zwrotach akcji i sporej liczbie (jak na mangę) słowa pisanego. Trend ten jest w pełni utrzymany w tomiku dwunastym, z jeszcze większą porcją tekstu (naprawdę jest co tutaj czytać). Autor ponadto nadal doskonale balansuje tutaj pomiędzy wątkami naukowymi/edukacyjnymi (wynalazki i pomysły Senku) a sferą fantazji (petryfikacja i liczne inne tajemnice). To właśnie połączenie tych dwóch pozornie przeciwstawnych elementów sprawia, że tytuł wyróżnia się na tle konkurencji i jest niebywale angażujący dla czytelnika. Każda strona mangi to jakaś nowa ekscytacja (zarówno dla odbiorcy, jak i bohaterów stworzonego świata). Nie ma tutaj momentu, który można byłoby określić mianem nudnego. Nieodzowną i ważną częścią serii jest również jej świetny humor, który pojawia się na kolejnych stronach tomu dwunastego.
Niczego złego nie można również napisać na temat rysunków. Jak zwykle BOICHI stanął na wysokości zadania i stworzył rewelacyjne dzieło, w którym prostota miesza się z wielką dbałością o szczegóły. Grafika była, jest i będzie doskonałym uzupełnieniem historii, nadającym jej dodatkowo większej głębi i świetnego klimatu.
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Seria jak do tej pory opierała się na dużej intensywności wydarzeń, masie szalonych wynalazków, licznych zwrotach akcji i sporej liczbie (jak na mangę) słowa pisanego. Trend ten jest w pełni utrzymany w tomiku dwunastym, z jeszcze większą porcją tekstu (naprawdę jest co tutaj czytać). Autor ponadto nadal doskonale balansuje tutaj pomiędzy wątkami naukowymi/edukacyjnymi (wynalazki i pomysły Senku) a sferą fantazji (petryfikacja i liczne inne tajemnice). To właśnie połączenie tych dwóch pozornie przeciwstawnych elementów sprawia, że tytuł wyróżnia się na tle konkurencji i jest niebywale angażujący dla czytelnika. Każda strona mangi to jakaś nowa ekscytacja (zarówno dla odbiorcy, jak i bohaterów stworzonego świata). Nie ma tutaj momentu, który można byłoby określić mianem nudnego. Nieodzowną i ważną częścią serii jest również jej świetny humor, który pojawia się na kolejnych stronach tomu dwunastego.
Niczego złego nie można również napisać na temat rysunków. Jak zwykle BOICHI stanął na wysokości zadania i stworzył rewelacyjne dzieło, w którym prostota miesza się z wielką dbałością o szczegóły. Grafika była, jest i będzie doskonałym uzupełnieniem historii, nadającym jej dodatkowo większej głębi i świetnego klimatu.
https://gameplay.pl/news.asp?ID=133989
January 1, 2021
Ryusui guida la costruzione di Perseus la nave della scienza che salperà alla volta dell'America dove Senku e amici spera di poter risolvere il mistero della pietrificazione e anche scoprire chi sia Why Man. Ma prima di proseguire il viaggio i ragazzi dovranno fare tappa sull'isola del tesoro e recuperare quello che Byakuya e compagni hanno lasciato loro in eredità nella Sojuz. E su quell'isola nuove sconvolgenti rivelazioni e misteri. E non scherzo che sono rimasta sconvolta dagli ultimi capitoli del volume hanno aggiunto molte questioni interessanti e che non vengono risolte anzi! Ho tantissima voglia di proseguire il volume e vedere cosa nuovi personaggi e misteri saranno sfruttati. Questa seconda parte risolleva un volume che non aveva niente di diverso dai precedenti come struttura divertimento e scienza, tutto unito n maniera sapiente. Questi nuovi elementi danno davvero quel qualcosa in più all'inizio di questo viaggio che pareva essere semplice e scontato ma non è stato così.
February 10, 2023
Still no conflict of any significance. Rather a series of irrelevant science info-dumps to which the characters respond by mindlessly cheerleading. Any “problems” that crop up are effortlessly solved with, you guessed it, science.
There’s no time spent on character development and no tension. Some very mild mysteries such as where’s the treasure island, what do the 100 stories have to do with this? But, don’t worry, some new guy will show up and conveniently answer everything.
Most of the crew gets petrified at one point, but, how convenient, this island contains the platinum needed to reverse petrification. So, I think the author has given up on trying to create a story with suspense and instead has decided to make an educational brochure extolling the virtues of science.
However, since the science imparted consists of nothing more than what you might find skimming a Wikipedia article for two seconds I think it fails at that too.
The artist also seems to be losing interest, can’t blame him, and the book has a phoned-in feel. I’m surprised it lasted another 14 volumes.
There’s no time spent on character development and no tension. Some very mild mysteries such as where’s the treasure island, what do the 100 stories have to do with this? But, don’t worry, some new guy will show up and conveniently answer everything.
Most of the crew gets petrified at one point, but, how convenient, this island contains the platinum needed to reverse petrification. So, I think the author has given up on trying to create a story with suspense and instead has decided to make an educational brochure extolling the virtues of science.
However, since the science imparted consists of nothing more than what you might find skimming a Wikipedia article for two seconds I think it fails at that too.
The artist also seems to be losing interest, can’t blame him, and the book has a phoned-in feel. I’m surprised it lasted another 14 volumes.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
May 20, 2024
Sometimes when it comes to old-timey sailing vessels, but you come from a modern time, it's always fascinating to see what you stock the thing full of.
And the Perseus is a HELLUVA ship!
It's interesting that they name it after the slayer of Medusa, since these primitives would definitely not know a thing about ancient Greek mythology, but it's fitting since they're on a quest to beat the petrifying force.
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ALSO SHONEN HERO ASEXUAL TENDENCIES COME IN CLUTCH AGAIN!
A native beauty can flaunt her flirts all she wants, will not work for a man of science...and has no sex drive.
And the Perseus is a HELLUVA ship!
It's interesting that they name it after the slayer of Medusa, since these primitives would definitely not know a thing about ancient Greek mythology, but it's fitting since they're on a quest to beat the petrifying force.
...
ALSO SHONEN HERO ASEXUAL TENDENCIES COME IN CLUTCH AGAIN!
A native beauty can flaunt her flirts all she wants, will not work for a man of science...and has no sex drive.
September 17, 2020
Science village creates a sea worthy sailing vessel named Perseus. The Perseus sets sail with most of the village, their first destination is a treasure island. Trouble comes when everyone on the ship is petrified. Senku and the others search Treasure Island for signs of life and someone who might be responsible. They find Amaryllis and her three suitors, she knows the secrets to the petrification beam and wants to team up with Senku and the others to beat the master. They come up with a plan to have Kohaku enter the masters harem but first they must make her cute.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
March 23, 2021
This volume took me utterly by surprise, I must say. I have issues with the character development in this series in general, so I won't comment on the new addition here, but the journey away from Japan definitely sets the scene for some real intrigue. For some reason, even after encountering the "WHYs" in the previous volume, I didn't feel as though the characters were actually in danger. Thanks to this volume, I do. Seems as though there's a real threat hanging over their heads, now; one much more sinister than Tsukasa.
December 1, 2023
TL.DR, the plot still plays around the predictable but the story still keeps its charm.
The arc of Treasure Island starts with a baffling twist, as we, the readers, ponder old and new questions: What is the secret of petrification? How did the Master obtain such power? Who is Why-man?
This volume includes one of the sweetest chapters in the series. I was cured by the Kingdom of Science daily photo record.
P.S. Bochi-san's art never dissapoints. That Perseus full spread was breathtaking! Looking for a fully-colored canvas panel...
The arc of Treasure Island starts with a baffling twist, as we, the readers, ponder old and new questions: What is the secret of petrification? How did the Master obtain such power? Who is Why-man?
This volume includes one of the sweetest chapters in the series. I was cured by the Kingdom of Science daily photo record.
P.S. Bochi-san's art never dissapoints. That Perseus full spread was breathtaking! Looking for a fully-colored canvas panel...
July 12, 2024
4.25
*Review of Volumes 10-12*
All the science stuff! I can't believe they just now started agriculture. And they have a cool ship! I also take back the stuff about the humor being subpar. The new ship captain starting a monopoly is funniest thing ever! As for the mystery behind the petrification, I can't say I do have high hopes for character development, but the science never fails to disappoint!
*Review of Volumes 10-12*
All the science stuff! I can't believe they just now started agriculture. And they have a cool ship! I also take back the stuff about the humor being subpar. The new ship captain starting a monopoly is funniest thing ever! As for the mystery behind the petrification, I can't say I do have high hopes for character development, but the science never fails to disappoint!
November 19, 2021
I don't think Boichi has ever met a woman, the proportion of bodies and faces are painful. This volume has us meet a character with no spine! But their entire character is all about being really pretty!
This volume has the group set off on an adventure. Who gets to go on the adventure? The named characters, of course. Makes sense! Yeah, sure, we get some more info on whatever the stone things are but... why is the plot all about sexifying characters so they can join a harem?
This volume has the group set off on an adventure. Who gets to go on the adventure? The named characters, of course. Makes sense! Yeah, sure, we get some more info on whatever the stone things are but... why is the plot all about sexifying characters so they can join a harem?
November 20, 2022
Seeing Senku return to the island his Father lived was really cool and we get several really cool bombshells like learning that Ishigami Village is not the only place humans are living in as the island also has inhabitants and that they indeed do know the secret of Petrification or at least a little bit of it. The new characters so far have not had a chance to show off their personalities but they at least look interesting.
March 7, 2022
The main reason I keep reading this series is the set of rather unique characters (for a shounen manga, that is). Especially morally ambiguous people like Gen and Ryusui are rare and a delight to see interact with the rest of the cast. The newcomers that get gradually introduced are also fresh and keep the story exciting.
April 26, 2025
Zunächst finde ich gut das dieser Teil nicht unnötig in die Länge gezogen wurde. Passende Zeitsprünge machen das lesen einfach und sorgen dafür, dass sich das Ganze nicht gezogen anfühlt.
Einige Sachen wirken jedoch konstruiert, vor allem die Sache mit Sojus. Dennoch finde ich den aktuellen Teil der Geschichte spannend und habe großes Interesse daran, zu erfahren wie es weitergeht.
Einige Sachen wirken jedoch konstruiert, vor allem die Sache mit Sojus. Dennoch finde ich den aktuellen Teil der Geschichte spannend und habe großes Interesse daran, zu erfahren wie es weitergeht.
June 23, 2020
I had been wondering if there were other descendants from the Soyuz people. It still seems insane that they got their numbers that high without severe consequences of inbreeding. I had hoped that in a world of science they would also consider that biological fact.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
March 13, 2022
*3.5. Another interesting volume. I wasn’t expecting the voyage route but I’m intrigued as to how this storyline will pan out. Especially with the whole petrifaction thing going on I wonder what actually is the source of that and who started it. Overall another good volume.
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