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Dr. Stone #13
Dr. Stone, Vol. 13
Senku y los suyos logran engañar a algunos de los hombres más fuertes de la isla y recuperar el laboratorio móvil que hay en el barco. Gracias a él transforman a Kohaku y Ginro en bellezas que puedan ser seleccionadas para entrar en el harén de la isla junto a Amarayllis. Una vez infiltrada en la base enemiga, Kohaku descubre la ubicación ¡del cofre del tesoro!
192 pages, Paperback
First published November 1, 2019
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Riichiro Inagaki
139 books199 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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December 3, 2020
The only redeeming quality this volume possessed was the final chapter where we get more from Senku's dad and Senku reminisces about his relationship with him. That's it.
And no, I'm not going to continue with the series to see if it "gets better" after this arc. I am well aware that most series have less than stellar arcs, but the difference is that those arcs didn't out right OFFEND me. This one most definitely does, and I wouldn't even want to reread the series if I completed it knowing that I would have to reread this arc. I don't hate myself that much.
For those curious as to why I'm dropping the series after this specific volume, here's a brief itemized explanation:
1. The main villain, the Master, is a horribly one dimensional misogynistic male character that is honestly an insult to male villains. Seriously, it's like Inagaki couldn't think of a better, more nuanced way of writing a misogynistic male villain so he just relied on extreme cliches. Also, all of the males with authority act like misogynistic assholes, which is such an unsubtle way to make the audience hate them and it makes me want to vomit.
2. I don't mind female characters having to switch from being a physical fighter to a spy, I think that makes them more well-rounded, but the fact that the only tomboy has to become a "girly girl" to do so is insulting. This is made even worse because the two people who are giving her the most advice are BOYS. Great way to reinforce the idea that girls have to ask boys/men for advice on how to be more appealing to them, totally not sexist at all!
3. Going off of two, what makes this worse is that this is a series that debuted within the last decade, creators should well past the point of putting such problematic messages in their stories, especially creators for Shounen Jump, the most reputable manga magazine in Japan.
4. And before anyone says, "well, this is for boys! Girls/women aren't the target audience!" you're right on a superficial level, but quite frankly girls/women should be represented properly REGARDLESS of whether their the target audience or not. Target demographics are not an excuse to make any group seem lesser than another.
Those are my thoughts boiled down as concisely as I can. I'm dropping this series, I have no regrets doing so, but if this volume didn't bother you and you want to continue reading, don't let me stop you. Do what you want, but I'm done.
And no, I'm not going to continue with the series to see if it "gets better" after this arc. I am well aware that most series have less than stellar arcs, but the difference is that those arcs didn't out right OFFEND me. This one most definitely does, and I wouldn't even want to reread the series if I completed it knowing that I would have to reread this arc. I don't hate myself that much.
For those curious as to why I'm dropping the series after this specific volume, here's a brief itemized explanation:
1. The main villain, the Master, is a horribly one dimensional misogynistic male character that is honestly an insult to male villains. Seriously, it's like Inagaki couldn't think of a better, more nuanced way of writing a misogynistic male villain so he just relied on extreme cliches. Also, all of the males with authority act like misogynistic assholes, which is such an unsubtle way to make the audience hate them and it makes me want to vomit.
2. I don't mind female characters having to switch from being a physical fighter to a spy, I think that makes them more well-rounded, but the fact that the only tomboy has to become a "girly girl" to do so is insulting. This is made even worse because the two people who are giving her the most advice are BOYS. Great way to reinforce the idea that girls have to ask boys/men for advice on how to be more appealing to them, totally not sexist at all!
3. Going off of two, what makes this worse is that this is a series that debuted within the last decade, creators should well past the point of putting such problematic messages in their stories, especially creators for Shounen Jump, the most reputable manga magazine in Japan.
4. And before anyone says, "well, this is for boys! Girls/women aren't the target audience!" you're right on a superficial level, but quite frankly girls/women should be represented properly REGARDLESS of whether their the target audience or not. Target demographics are not an excuse to make any group seem lesser than another.
Those are my thoughts boiled down as concisely as I can. I'm dropping this series, I have no regrets doing so, but if this volume didn't bother you and you want to continue reading, don't let me stop you. Do what you want, but I'm done.
February 26, 2022
I have a lot to say earlier about how amazing this volume is. But the final chapter stole the spotlight. I was a sobbing wreck after that. I've tweeted, I've created a video story about that particular scene in that last chapter, crying while doing so. It occupied my mind like the masochist person I am. I just couldn't shake Byakuya's death off my mind. I mean, before this chapter, we all know. It's been thousands of years, of course, the geezer is dead. But to see it with my own eyes, and the words he said... and Senku's thoughts. It's a painful punch I gladly yet sobbingly accepted. I love Byakuya's character so much. And I loved him, even more, when I learned that what he was doing until his last breath is still to help Senku revive humanity—and to think that that's what he's been doing for decades. Just how admirable. I'm seriously having a headache from crying, I might have a runny nose when I woke up tomorrow. I just love how emotional this makes me.
BUT HELL YEAAA PLATINUM ACQUIRED (THANKS MY HERO, BYAKUYA) WE GOIN TO DEPETRIFY HUMANITY NOW
BUT HELL YEAAA PLATINUM ACQUIRED (THANKS MY HERO, BYAKUYA) WE GOIN TO DEPETRIFY HUMANITY NOW
October 30, 2019
I love this series so much
October 10, 2024
Another good volume with alot of gathering stuff, and some fun creations. I'm enjoying seeing the progression of science in here , and am interested to see where the petribeam is.
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July 14, 2024
Le mie prime quattro stelle a questa serie, perché prima o poi l'interruzione della lunga sfilza di cinque stelle piene doveva capitare — e me lo aspettavo, visto l'arco narrativo al quale sono arrivata. È quello che ho preferito di meno quando vidi l'Anime e il Manga non mi sta facendo cambiare idea, anche se in generale trovo che si incastri molto bene nella trama della serie e offra dei momenti altissimi, divertenti e anche commoventi, come ciò che avviene nell'ultimo capitolo, tanto per citare un esempio.
Non starò qui a spiegare per filo e per segno il motivo della mia valutazione un po' più bassa perché altrimenti mi ritroverei l'intero fandom contro, visto che si tratta di Kohaku, personaggio che non apprezzo e che in questo volume ho apprezzato ancora meno (non ci posso fare niente, ho trovato troppo cringe tutta la parte in cui si cerca di renderla carina con la scienza e quando lei si trucca da sola in quella maniera mostruosa, giusto per sottolineare ancora di più una goffaggine che a me non ha divertito, ma solo esasperato), ma voglio invece concentrarmi sui momenti che ho più adorato e che mi hanno consentito di lasciare una valutazione sempre molto alta.
1) Quando nel flashback Ryusui salva Suika dalla pietrificazione e Suika fa tesoro di questo diventando l'elemento più utile di tutta la squadra sopravvissuta;
2) Quando Gen interpreta il messaggio in codice che Kohaku ha lasciato alla squadra facendo così capire a Senku che hanno trovato il platino — io ancora qui a pensare dove sarebbero finiti Senku e gli altri se Gen non fosse partito con loro;
3) Il flashback finale con Byakuya ormai anziano che fino all'ultimo non smette di raccogliere materiali che saranno poi importantissimi per la missione di Senku in un futuro lontanissimo. Avevo le lacrime agli occhi e non sto scherzando;
4) “QUESTO GELATO È STATO SCIOLTO DA HYOGA CON IL MOTORE” NON CI POSSO FARE NIENTE, HO RISO TROPPO;
5) Inutile dirlo, qualsiasi momento Sengen che questo volume è riuscito a offrirmi.
Quindi sì, a parte alcuni momenti che mi hanno fatto storcere il naso (e che già non avevo apprezzato durante la visione dell'Anime), mi sono comunque goduta questo volume.
Chissà se avrò modo di rivalutare (in positivo) i prossimi (!)
Non starò qui a spiegare per filo e per segno il motivo della mia valutazione un po' più bassa perché altrimenti mi ritroverei l'intero fandom contro, visto che si tratta di Kohaku, personaggio che non apprezzo e che in questo volume ho apprezzato ancora meno (non ci posso fare niente, ho trovato troppo cringe tutta la parte in cui si cerca di renderla carina con la scienza e quando lei si trucca da sola in quella maniera mostruosa, giusto per sottolineare ancora di più una goffaggine che a me non ha divertito, ma solo esasperato), ma voglio invece concentrarmi sui momenti che ho più adorato e che mi hanno consentito di lasciare una valutazione sempre molto alta.
1) Quando nel flashback Ryusui salva Suika dalla pietrificazione e Suika fa tesoro di questo diventando l'elemento più utile di tutta la squadra sopravvissuta;
2) Quando Gen interpreta il messaggio in codice che Kohaku ha lasciato alla squadra facendo così capire a Senku che hanno trovato il platino — io ancora qui a pensare dove sarebbero finiti Senku e gli altri se Gen non fosse partito con loro;
3) Il flashback finale con Byakuya ormai anziano che fino all'ultimo non smette di raccogliere materiali che saranno poi importantissimi per la missione di Senku in un futuro lontanissimo. Avevo le lacrime agli occhi e non sto scherzando;
4) “QUESTO GELATO È STATO SCIOLTO DA HYOGA CON IL MOTORE” NON CI POSSO FARE NIENTE, HO RISO TROPPO;
5) Inutile dirlo, qualsiasi momento Sengen che questo volume è riuscito a offrirmi.
Quindi sì, a parte alcuni momenti che mi hanno fatto storcere il naso (e che già non avevo apprezzato durante la visione dell'Anime), mi sono comunque goduta questo volume.
Chissà se avrò modo di rivalutare (in positivo) i prossimi (!)
December 19, 2019
Finally, an interesting arc that moves the story forward.
February 14, 2022
9/10
Byakuya besto padre.
Byakuya besto padre.
August 18, 2023
You know not gonna lie fem Senku is kind of hot. Anyways this volume was fun too. Love the little Byakuya bit towards the end, didn’t hit me as hard as the one in 6? (I’m pretty sure it was volume 6) but still it’s very sweet how much faith he had for Senku and how much time he spent to make sure Senku had whatever materials he needed. (Although it is weird to me how sure he was that people could break out of the stone statues, idk but I would assume people would be dead at that point but I’m probably just missing something)
February 10, 2021
"𝙒𝙝𝙚𝙣 𝙤𝙣𝙚 𝙞𝙨 𝙞𝙣 𝙘𝙡𝙤𝙨𝙚 𝙥𝙧𝙤𝙭𝙞𝙢𝙞𝙩𝙮 𝙩𝙤 𝙖 𝙘𝙖𝙥𝙖𝙗𝙡𝙚 𝙞𝙣𝙙𝙞𝙫𝙞𝙙𝙪𝙖𝙡, 𝙤𝙣𝙚 𝙬𝙞𝙡𝙡 𝙣𝙖𝙩𝙪𝙧𝙖𝙡𝙡𝙮 𝙗𝙚 𝙥𝙪𝙡𝙡𝙚𝙙 𝙖𝙡𝙤𝙣𝙜 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙛𝙤𝙧𝙘𝙚𝙙 𝙩𝙤 𝙜𝙧𝙤𝙬!!"
I don't exactly know why i'm losing my interest in this series a bit, maybe because of the fact that a lot of inventions are happening at a breakneck pace or maybe because of the absence of proper antagonist. C'mon, introduce us to that new villain already! The suspense is killing me!!
I don't exactly know why i'm losing my interest in this series a bit, maybe because of the fact that a lot of inventions are happening at a breakneck pace or maybe because of the absence of proper antagonist. C'mon, introduce us to that new villain already! The suspense is killing me!!
October 23, 2024
Soooo, I tried to put this volume on hold and only one library had it. Volumes 14 and 16 got sent to me but 13 never showed up. Turns out something happened to it - either they can't find it, or it was damaged, and now it's not even in the catalog. I ended up signing up for the Shonen Jump Viz app so I could stop waiting on holds (and I can also read One Punch Man, and some other stuff).
Volume 13 was more about getting ready to infiltrate the Treasure Island village and go after the petrification device. Good stuff.
Volume 13 was more about getting ready to infiltrate the Treasure Island village and go after the petrification device. Good stuff.
March 13, 2023
the ending was so emotional
I need my therapist, but it was a good volume
I need my therapist, but it was a good volume
September 22, 2025
Me niego a creer que Senkuu no sea hijo biológico de Byakuya...
November 27, 2020
Manga or anime. So FREAKING GOOD. Devoured the manga in just a couple of hours. lol.
May 15, 2025
In this volume, Senku and the crew finally find the treasure chest they’ve been searching for, and what’s inside is a big win for the Kingdom of Science. It feels like a well-earned payoff after everything they’ve gone through.
We also get a short but emotional backstory that adds a bit of sadness and depth to the story. It’s a nice balance of excitement and heart.
Overall, a very solid volume that moves things forward while still giving us a moment to reflect and some tears to shed.
We also get a short but emotional backstory that adds a bit of sadness and depth to the story. It’s a nice balance of excitement and heart.
Overall, a very solid volume that moves things forward while still giving us a moment to reflect and some tears to shed.
January 19, 2021
3/5 Stars (%62/100)
Compared to the previous chapters, this was definitely much weaker. I didn't like this whole harem stuff and most of the volume was about this harem and infiltration stuff. This island is named the Petrification Kingdom and we learn that it was the place where Senku's dad Byakuya and his friends lived. Their ship or whatever remains of it is also there. The only thing I liked about this volume was the ending where we learn more about Byakuya, his life on the island, and his relationship with Senku.
Compared to the previous chapters, this was definitely much weaker. I didn't like this whole harem stuff and most of the volume was about this harem and infiltration stuff. This island is named the Petrification Kingdom and we learn that it was the place where Senku's dad Byakuya and his friends lived. Their ship or whatever remains of it is also there. The only thing I liked about this volume was the ending where we learn more about Byakuya, his life on the island, and his relationship with Senku.
April 15, 2025
Why does every scene with Byakuya have to absolutely shatter my heart and leave me in tears?
All I can think about is how, to the very end, he was trying to be the best father he could be for Senku. Even across thousands of years, the dedication he had for his son is so intense it's felt by every character who knows him.
All I can think about is how, to the very end, he was trying to be the best father he could be for Senku. Even across thousands of years, the dedication he had for his son is so intense it's felt by every character who knows him.
June 24, 2020
That glimpse of Byakuya almost made me cry. What a wonderful man!
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July 19, 2021
Este tomo no fue uno en el que venía todo tranquilo y de golpe PUM, se desbarranca todo, sino que venía tranquilo y terminó siendo todo dolor.
Empezando por el hecho de que no todos en el barco están petrificados, sentimos la esperanza de que no todo está perdido porque ahora cuentan con Suika y Ginro que lograron llegar hasta ellos. Y entre la selección para el harem, inventos e ideas loquísimas (auriculares inalámbricos, drones) dos momentos en los últimos capítulos que me encantaron y me destrozaron, a partes iguales.
El primero es cuando reciben un mensaje de Kohaku. Ella no sabe escribir así que, como puede, intenta hacerse entender mediante dibujos y él único capaz de descifrar lo que ha querido decir es Gen, trabajo que automáticamente le relega Senku. Buscando equivalencias entre los nombres de los dibujos o lo que intentan transmitir y palabras científicas logra descifrar exactamente el mensaje que no es más ni menos que "hemos encontrado el platino". Quizás Gen no es un personaje de habilidades tan evidentes, como quizás lo son Senku o Ryusui por ejemplo, pero es extremadamente inteligente y esa habilidad de leer a las personas como si fueran un libro abierto les ha dado ventaja en varias ocasiones. Supo lo que Kohaku les quería decir porque pudo ponerse en su lugar y su situación, pensar como lo haría ella. Me parece maravilloso y esa es una de las razones por las que es mi personaje favorito.
Después llega el momento tristeza, cuando consiguen el platino y Senku se da cuenta de las décadas que dedico Byakuya a reunirlo para él. Es tristísimo porque nos muestran como Byakuya lo reunía y sus últimos momentos, en los que solo pensaba en su hijo. Gen expresa en ese momento como padre e hijo son iguales, mientras uno contaba, él otro recolectaba materiales sin parar y Senku vuelve a dejar en claro que no hay sangre que los relacione, pero esta vez obtenemos respuestas porque Suika le pregunta a que se refiere, si no es su padre. Nuestro científico cuenta que en realidad Byakuya le ha dicho que él es hijo de un amigo suyo, pero que no tenía interés en conocer los detalles y que nada de eso importa en verdad. Gen incluso le dice que la dedicación y el como nunca se rindió es algo que definitivamente heredó de él. Es todo tan emotivo a su forma y a mi me dejó realmente afectada. Es tan triste pensar en que Byakuya ya no está, pero jamás dejó de luchar por Senku y me encanta que él lo sepa. Me ha encantado que jamás le ha importado si Byakuya no es su verdadero padre, para él lo es. Al fin y al cabo es quien lo crio, quien lo apoyó desde pequeño en sus sueños y quien siempre ha estado para él. Se me hizo una escena tan bonita y tan significativa, me encantó.
Definitivamente disfruté mucho este tomo y más con ese final tan precioso que tuvo.
Empezando por el hecho de que no todos en el barco están petrificados, sentimos la esperanza de que no todo está perdido porque ahora cuentan con Suika y Ginro que lograron llegar hasta ellos. Y entre la selección para el harem, inventos e ideas loquísimas (auriculares inalámbricos, drones) dos momentos en los últimos capítulos que me encantaron y me destrozaron, a partes iguales.
El primero es cuando reciben un mensaje de Kohaku. Ella no sabe escribir así que, como puede, intenta hacerse entender mediante dibujos y él único capaz de descifrar lo que ha querido decir es Gen, trabajo que automáticamente le relega Senku. Buscando equivalencias entre los nombres de los dibujos o lo que intentan transmitir y palabras científicas logra descifrar exactamente el mensaje que no es más ni menos que "hemos encontrado el platino". Quizás Gen no es un personaje de habilidades tan evidentes, como quizás lo son Senku o Ryusui por ejemplo, pero es extremadamente inteligente y esa habilidad de leer a las personas como si fueran un libro abierto les ha dado ventaja en varias ocasiones. Supo lo que Kohaku les quería decir porque pudo ponerse en su lugar y su situación, pensar como lo haría ella. Me parece maravilloso y esa es una de las razones por las que es mi personaje favorito.
Después llega el momento tristeza, cuando consiguen el platino y Senku se da cuenta de las décadas que dedico Byakuya a reunirlo para él. Es tristísimo porque nos muestran como Byakuya lo reunía y sus últimos momentos, en los que solo pensaba en su hijo. Gen expresa en ese momento como padre e hijo son iguales, mientras uno contaba, él otro recolectaba materiales sin parar y Senku vuelve a dejar en claro que no hay sangre que los relacione, pero esta vez obtenemos respuestas porque Suika le pregunta a que se refiere, si no es su padre. Nuestro científico cuenta que en realidad Byakuya le ha dicho que él es hijo de un amigo suyo, pero que no tenía interés en conocer los detalles y que nada de eso importa en verdad. Gen incluso le dice que la dedicación y el como nunca se rindió es algo que definitivamente heredó de él. Es todo tan emotivo a su forma y a mi me dejó realmente afectada. Es tan triste pensar en que Byakuya ya no está, pero jamás dejó de luchar por Senku y me encanta que él lo sepa. Me ha encantado que jamás le ha importado si Byakuya no es su verdadero padre, para él lo es. Al fin y al cabo es quien lo crio, quien lo apoyó desde pequeño en sus sueños y quien siempre ha estado para él. Se me hizo una escena tan bonita y tan significativa, me encantó.
Definitivamente disfruté mucho este tomo y más con ese final tan precioso que tuvo.
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January 28, 2022
Trzynasta część serii całkowicie poświęcona jest próbie odkrycia tajemnicy petryfikacji. Tylko wtedy będzie można uratować ludzi na statku i dokonać kolejnego kroku w stronę odbudowy świata. Zadanie to nie jest jednak nazbyt proste, szczególnie kiedy ma się przeciwko sobie potężnego przeciwnika. Nie pozostaje więc nic innego jak tylko wykorzystać genialny umysł nastolatka i jego szalone pomysły. Jego tajną bronią będzie Kohaku, która musi dostać się do haremu Pana i spróbować wykraść tajemnice broni petryfikującej. Zrobienie z niej „damy” to bardzo poważne zadanie, do którego potrzebne będzie mobilne laboratorium znajdujące się na statku. Na czytelnika czeka więc tutaj spora dawka szalonych wrażeń, które nie pozwolą mu się nudzić do ostatniej strony tomiku.
Bezsprzecznie największą siłą serii jest jej mocno zwariowana komediowa otoczka, zgrabnie połączona z naukowymi treściami i wątkami postapo. Jak do tej pory ten miks pozornie różnych elementów sprawdzał się znakomicie. Nie inaczej jest w przypadku tomiku trzynastego, gdzie na czytelnika czeka wartka akcja, świetny humor (głównie w postaci absurdalnych pomysłów), dobrze nakreśleni wyraziści bohaterowie, szczypta dramatyzmu/emocji i pewne treści rozwijające wiedzę (w dość uproszczonej i łatwo przyswajalnej formie). Zaprezentowana w mandze fabuła jest więc bardzo przyjemna w odbiorze i zapewnia czytelnikowi pokaźną dawkę dobrej komiksowej rozrywki. Niestety, ale ma ona również swoje pewne wady, o których należy wspomnieć. Najpoważniejszym zarzutem kierowanym w stronę tej części, jest bardzo przeciętny antagonista. Jak na razie główny „zły” wyspy jest pokazany bardzo jednowymiarowo, często gdzieś na granicy całej ukazanej fabuły. Pozostaje mieć nadzieje, że zmieni się to w kolejnych częściach.
Jeśli chodzi o oprawę graficzną, to tutaj tytułowi nie można niczego zarzucić. Boichi to mistrz w swoim fachu i kreślone przez niego postacie/sceny wyglądają znakomicie. Jego szczegółowy styl najlepiej sprawdza się w pokazaniu różnorakich (czasem mocno przerysowanych) emocji na twarzach bohaterów.
https://gameplay.pl/news.asp?ID=135971
Bezsprzecznie największą siłą serii jest jej mocno zwariowana komediowa otoczka, zgrabnie połączona z naukowymi treściami i wątkami postapo. Jak do tej pory ten miks pozornie różnych elementów sprawdzał się znakomicie. Nie inaczej jest w przypadku tomiku trzynastego, gdzie na czytelnika czeka wartka akcja, świetny humor (głównie w postaci absurdalnych pomysłów), dobrze nakreśleni wyraziści bohaterowie, szczypta dramatyzmu/emocji i pewne treści rozwijające wiedzę (w dość uproszczonej i łatwo przyswajalnej formie). Zaprezentowana w mandze fabuła jest więc bardzo przyjemna w odbiorze i zapewnia czytelnikowi pokaźną dawkę dobrej komiksowej rozrywki. Niestety, ale ma ona również swoje pewne wady, o których należy wspomnieć. Najpoważniejszym zarzutem kierowanym w stronę tej części, jest bardzo przeciętny antagonista. Jak na razie główny „zły” wyspy jest pokazany bardzo jednowymiarowo, często gdzieś na granicy całej ukazanej fabuły. Pozostaje mieć nadzieje, że zmieni się to w kolejnych częściach.
Jeśli chodzi o oprawę graficzną, to tutaj tytułowi nie można niczego zarzucić. Boichi to mistrz w swoim fachu i kreślone przez niego postacie/sceny wyglądają znakomicie. Jego szczegółowy styl najlepiej sprawdza się w pokazaniu różnorakich (czasem mocno przerysowanych) emocji na twarzach bohaterów.
https://gameplay.pl/news.asp?ID=135971
March 5, 2021
This was such a great volume, as the team gets Kohaku ready for the harem, they come with all sorts of Make up items they can to make her more of a good looking woman and its amazing to see what they whip up in this stone world and they do and also Ginro goes with them, they make some communicating device attached to Kohaku's earrings and then we have them infiltrate it and she finds Soyuz capsule and platinum and they make some quick mobile thing that can collect things from Kohaku like they use it for the letter and later collecting it for Platinum and its a great moment when we learn how Byakuya spent most of his life collecting these rare metals for his son to save in the future, Senku and it was such a great and emotional moment between father and son, both alike. Its wonderful and then we have great moments for Kohaku and Amaryllis and just wow! They may just get the unlimited revival formula now and etch closer to the secret of what happened all those years ago! Fantastic stuff!
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January 24, 2021
Con l’aiuto di Amarilis, Senku e Gen dovranno trasformare Kohaku in una ragazza carinissima per farla entrare nel palazzo del Re e recuperare il tesoro della Sojuz. Ma non è un’impresa semplice, non con i nemici che hanno il potere della pietrificazione e sono molto forti... Hanno bisogno del laboratorio mobile della nave, ma come ottenerlo? Forse qualcuno si è salvato dalla pietrificazione e li aiuterà... Forse... Un volume molto divertente! Pensavo che la parte dedicata all’isola sarebbe stata più breve, ma non è così; niente risulta lento e anzi mi ha sorpreso che qualcuno sia scampato alla pietrificazione e aggiunge tutto il suo carattere da zotico... Mi è piaciuto lo spazio dato a Kohaku, con le sue abilità che sono messe in luce, e il finale è davvero molto toccante. Byakuya la vedeva lunga ed è uno dei best daddy in circolazione nel mondo manga <3
November 22, 2022
I do like that Kohaku is basically a spy in this volume seeing her having to sneak around and seeing Senku and the others working to give her a disguise so no one notices her was also pretty funny. Also funny seeing Ginro on their own trying too help out as much as he can but I am a little tired of seeing his cowardice being played up as it seems a little to repetitive and like with Usopp from One Piece it is getting kind of annoying. The new villains also do not seem much but while I do like their visual design they are just coming off as generic villains which is a shame when compared to Tsukasa and Hyoga.
February 22, 2023
Little to no conflict. Little to no characterization. It’s almost entirely exposition of various scientific procedures. This is the series’ gimmick and needless to say it’s quite boring. What it most resembles is educational pamphlets for grade schoolers designed to make learning “fun”. Not that there’s any useful information imparted, as it’s all handled in a summary way.
The artist has lost all interest and is recycling character designs.
The only thing this series has going for it at this point is its strong central mystery — what caused the petrification?
It’s a shame because the first couple arcs were pretty good.
The artist has lost all interest and is recycling character designs.
The only thing this series has going for it at this point is its strong central mystery — what caused the petrification?
It’s a shame because the first couple arcs were pretty good.
February 7, 2024
Tiếp tục hành trình tìm ra bí ấn của quá trình hoá đá và làm thuốc giải. Những phân cảnh kết nối quá khứ - hiện tại của Senku và bố đọc mà thấy cảm động ngang.
Anh chàng này cũng khá tham vọng khi tìm cách sáng tạo ra drone để gây rối với kẻ thù. Đồng thời trong quá trình đó cũng tìm được cách giao tiếp trao đổi với Kohaku. Phối hợp nhịp nhàng và thoả mãn.
Phản diện của arc này vẫn chưa lộ diện nên mình thật sự hóng.
Anh chàng này cũng khá tham vọng khi tìm cách sáng tạo ra drone để gây rối với kẻ thù. Đồng thời trong quá trình đó cũng tìm được cách giao tiếp trao đổi với Kohaku. Phối hợp nhịp nhàng và thoả mãn.
Phản diện của arc này vẫn chưa lộ diện nên mình thật sự hóng.
February 22, 2024
Nothing happens 'in a snap,' you big dummy. It takes a lot of patience and hard work...
Dr. Stone excels at emphasizing the importance of hard work in human progress. The closing chapter of this volume is a perfect example of that: Byakuya is such a badass, working his butt for decades only for a few grams of Platinum.
The endgame is laid out as the plot moves towards the revival of the crew and the eventual confrontation with the baddies.
February 28, 2025
I really wanted this to get unhinged after they took the time to dress up Senku and Gen as ladies, definitely going to be looking for a what-if fanfiction of that.👀 IDK but I thought the Platinum was going to be part of the wedding ring that has the diamond. Devastating that it had to be gathered for decades and every time they show how dedicated his dad was to helping and believing in his son I just sob like a baby 😭
November 20, 2021
Absolute travesty of a volume, where the plot revolves around dressing up men as women to infiltrate some uber evil harem and have all the women all sexified to make them appealing. Complete garbage, somehow the series keeps topping itself with bad plot after bad plot but for once the plots are very much offensive instead of just stupid.
October 13, 2024
This cover is the worst. This is a great series for teens with a goofy sense of humor that celebrates and loves science, and I gotta convince people it's not all just horny nonsense. Don't get me wrong. There's a little horny nonsense, but there are way more lovingly rendered shots of machinery than there are of butts.
March 28, 2025
Gran trabajo del equipo de rescate.
En este tomo hay muchos personajes que cumplen su papel de manera excelente, Suika es un diez, es increíble lo capaz que es, Ginrou mejora por momentos y el papá de Senku es lo más grande que existe, la confianza que le tenía a Senku y su perseverancia es algo asombroso, su historia es de las mejores, muy conmovedora. Un tomo muy bueno.
En este tomo hay muchos personajes que cumplen su papel de manera excelente, Suika es un diez, es increíble lo capaz que es, Ginrou mejora por momentos y el papá de Senku es lo más grande que existe, la confianza que le tenía a Senku y su perseverancia es algo asombroso, su historia es de las mejores, muy conmovedora. Un tomo muy bueno.
April 27, 2025
Natürlich geht die Geschichte nahtlos weiter. Dabei finde ich es vor allem spannend, wenn Rückblicke kommen. Auch was sich auf der Insel, beziehungsweise beim Oberhaupt abspielt ist spannend und macht neugierig. Ich frage mich wieso die Wissenschaft auf der Insel nicht so weit ist, aber sie eine Versteinerung auslösen können? Mal sehen was da noch auf mich zu kommt.
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