Scenariusz:
Yuichiro KidoObsada:
Yūsuke Kobayashi, Gen Satō, Makoto Furukawa, Kana Ichinose, Yûichi Nakamura, Ayumu Murase, Kengo Kawanishi, Manami Numakura, Mugihito, Reina Ueda (więcej)VOD (1)
Serie(4) / Odcinki(90)
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Season 1 (2019) - 24 odcinków
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Stone Wars (2021) - 11 odcinków
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New World (2023) - 22 odcinków
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Science Future (2025) - 33 odcinków
Opisy(1)
Współczesne społeczeństwo jest zagubione, gdy tajemnicze światło zamienia ludzkość w kamień. Tysiące lat mija, a uczniowie liceum, Senku i Taiju, budzą się w zarośniętej dziczejącą roślinnością wersji świata, którą kiedyś znali. Z Senku jako mózgiem i Taiju jako siłą, są zdeterminowani, aby ożywić zastygłe masy i odbudować cywilizację—ale jeden z tych, których uratowali, Tsukasa, zburzy ich plany. (Canal+)
(więcej)Recenzja użytkownika Jeoffrey do tego serialu (3)
Season 1 (2019) (S01)
The original review is from December 2019 - The main premise of anime in general, which I think is really interesting, is about rebuilding society and documenting its achievements after an unexpected downfall. The combination of two genres of anime resulting in "scientific shonen" is unquestionably something new, however, it struggles to balance science and shonen, and actually, the two do not exactly go well together. Even so, after saying that, this is an interesting and at times quite entertaining show. What exactly do I mean by that? Well, starting with the science part, in another review of High School Prodigies Have It Easy Even in Another World anime series, I wrote about the depiction of science as a complex multi-step process, requiring resources such as time, manpower, and skills. Because of this is Dr.Stone definitely more preferable to "High School Prodigies..." where in a ridiculously short amount of time they are literally pulling ballistic missiles out of their asses, building a working power plant in a few weeks, and so on. I think science needs time, resources, and most importantly people! Unfortunately, with only my ordinary high school education, I cannot judge too accurately if all those experiments and inventions portrayed are realistic. Fortunately these days, there are a few things that can be practically demonstrated, so for example, I can watch how to make a Senku Cola... While I am on the subject of YouTube, I am going to share probably the biggest problem I have with the portrayal of science in this show right now. All too often it comes across to me as some sort of dumbed-down YouTube science video. However, this is also a shonen after all, and so complicated explanations of the different processes and detailed tracking of the production of some "Senku machine" would probably not go down too well with the audience. This entire anime series sometimes feels a little too awkward and long-winded because of the focus on using scientific experiments to invent things (and so nothing else is actually happening story-wise). Then again, with all the effort to add in some action scenes to keep the audience’s attention, the science part suffers and does not come across as half as serious as I think it should do. So now onto something positive. For example, I think one hugely positive aspect is that most of the characters are fairly likable and I did not find them irritating in any way, which is unusual for modern shonen. As a result, I could handle some of the cheesy phrases and weirdness that this anime series is loaded with without getting too offended or irritated (they were more likely to make me smile). The story’s premise is also interesting; it is largely about the battle between reason and power, with the main villain having both. Despite this, he somehow does not realize that a balance of both is needed to benefit society as a whole, which the main male protagonist playfully shows him. The first season is now done, and it tended more towards the science part with a lot of inventions, etc. rather than action scenes, fights, and significant shifts or twists. The second season strikes me, so far, as the opposite, inclining more towards the shonen part with more action scenes and away from the science. Well, I am now actually quite looking forward to the second season despite all the peculiarities, imbalances, and other weirdness. 6.7/10.
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Stone Wars (2021) (S02)
My predictions regarding the second season became real, and it is now really more of a shonen anime than a serious scientific one. The processes for making new scientific advances have been cut down, so sometimes it almost seems like some things can be done in minutes (which seems pretty unrealistic). While we still occasionally get some of the detailed step-by-step instructions on how things should work, the actual workings do not get as much attention. Instead, it is like a struggle and everything is just about "my science is better than your natural selection"! Likewise, I have a pretty big problem with how quickly characters change their minds and how weird it feels. So, a guy wants to kill you, and so you tell that guy you can help them with what is really bothering them, and the next thing you know you and your arch-enemy are best friends (because even Thanos from Avengers: Infinity War was really just a nice guy who was misunderstood!) and now there are some heart-warming moments between you (accompanied by wistful music), and you could not have predicted that during the previous episode, which left me feeling a bit sick. There are two more things I somehow cannot stomach! - the science is not as believable anymore (I think it is more like MacGyver now), and the relationships and emotions change on a whim! On the other hand - it is a lot more action-packed, there are a lot of new characters and most are pretty memorable, it does not get boring, as it is mostly still funny and dynamic. Of course, when there are more characters, then in practice that means there has to be that classic shonen cliché, that when the show hits an important moment, every character has one line to give their opinion on it, and so you have a five-minute cut to every character getting their screen time. I did not think Dr.Stone - Stone Wars was as good as the first season, so I am only awarding this a strong three stars, however, I will look out for the next season. 6.4/10
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New World (2023) (S03)
Dr. Stone is ramping up the craziness, shifting away from serious science and diving headfirst into action-packed twists. This season kept me on the edge of my seat; I doubted Senkuu's ability to navigate the challenges until the very end. He truly faced danger several times, heightening the suspense. If you're seeking scientific explanations, it's time to hit up YouTube tutorials or crack open an encyclopedia, because Dr. Stone is all about pure shonen excitement, constantly raising the stakes without a moment to spare. But Senkuu, and humanity by extension, seem to thrive on these challenges. As a member of humanity myself, I can't help but feel a surge of pride witnessing their triumphs— it just works. I've come to realize that the wilder and perhaps even more outlandish the plot gets, the more entertained I become. It's taken three seasons, but I'm finally settling on a solid 7/10 rating. What's next on the agenda? Perhaps a journey to the Moon, or even beyond — to places where no one has gone before...
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