Dr. Stone: New World
Audience reviews
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AshesOnFire19
dr. stone has this weird but cool art style that instantly stands out. the characters look a bit exaggerated in a fun way. the animation itself isn’t super smooth, it uses a lot of action lines instead of fluid movement, but i didn’t mind it too much.
not a lot talk about characters nothing really interesting happens to any of them maybe bcuz of lack a antagonist but ryusui adds a new flavour to the cast and keeps things lively, so I was definitely into that.
The humour tho? yea… that didn’t land for me at all. i didn’t even smile once. but even then, i still enjoyed how the show is weirdly wholesome about humanity. it has this refreshing positivity that says humans can build anything if they try and i love that nerdy enthusiasm for science. that’s honestly the show’s biggest charm for m…
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Dr. Stone: New World proves the series can keep up the excitement and creativity from Season 1 while adding fresh depth. The story is unique and clever, balancing thrilling strategies with moments of humor and character development. The art style and animation perfectly fit the inventive and adventurous tone, making every scene visually striking. The characters remain well-rounded, with strengths, flaws, and realistic reactions to challenges, and the new interactions expand the cast’s dynamics naturally. The world-building is impressive, expanding the universe in ways that feel both logical and exciting. Fans of shonen, adventure, or smart storytelling will likely enjoy this season, even if they don’t normally watch anime, because it blends action, emotion, and creativity seamlessly from s…
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Man, exploration is fun, isn't it? Who doesn't love a globetrotting adventure? Well, I personally do and to my delight, that's exactly what we get here, a far journey on an old wooden ship, recapturing the essence of the golden age of exploration. And what an adventure it was!
Having everyone on board the ship and acting as a crew only went on to help the already amazing character chemistry shine even brighter. The way everyone works together on the ship and the moments where, for one reason or another, certain characters are unavailable, really go to show how they all rely on each other and how the whole is stronger than any individual part. Senku and Chrome the clever scientist. Kohaku, Magma, Kinro and Nikki the muscle and strongest fighters. Ginro. Kaseki the master carpenter and geni…
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5.5/10
This season felt like it went by a bit too fast. Anything that fit the plot just kinda happens spontaneously, despite everything up until this point being a lengthy explanation or excursion to obtain. With death meaning nothing in this show, nor stakes ever meaning anything up until this point. You know that the main charecters will prevail no matter what happens. This type of writing is extremely uninteresting and gets boring.
Each season more and more charecters get introduced and each of them remain one dimensional, which pains me each time more and more. The memory plot device of recalling everything perfectly felt a bit too hand fed and really made things feel un earned.
New world is really devoid of the 'magic' that the first season was... and at this point we just watch…
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Did you enjoy Dr. Stone 1st and 2nd season? Well be prepared, for a story which has no conflicts in it. Third season takes you on a wild ride with a pacing better fitted for a 22 episode crammed into 11, science takes a complete backseat as we now enter the fantasy realm, taking absolutely everything that made Dr. Stone unique, throwing it out the window and turning it into a tried and true shounen story where Senkuu seemingly becomes super hero who can create anything at this stage without much trial and error. The shallowness of Dr. Stone third season is its greatest downfall making it truly, mediocre.
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What a great first part of the season, since the special episode that we have seen before, they suggested that they would go to the new world and I think that if they fulfilled this, I love the way in which the series is realistic, the days and months go by with constructions that are difficult to do that although for the viewer it is not really much if many days have passed, a series that tells us a great story and with that also gives us curious science data that is not too much, they make the construction of a ship is something formidable but at the same time they do not leave aside the main story of our protagonists, with new mysteries of what caused this great calamity and thus, if I could say something bad about this season it will be the fact that there are occasions where…
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Dr. Stone: New World was so much fun from start to finish and really ramped up the stakes and intensity in the story, had plenty of tense moments and it was really gripping throughout. Man I just adore every character in this show they are so damn fun I cannot stress it enough, and the new characters we meet from the prequel Ryuusui to this season are such a wonderful fit both with the story and with the other characters which was honestly surprising given how the dynamics already worked.
I really think this is one of the coolest shows out there, it's bombastic and over the top but that's the whole point and it works so well for this absurd story and these absurd characters. There are so many moments where ur just like "damn that was cool" and this show also manages to nail the comedy, br…
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Science Rules!
The squad now trying to expand civilization. The first half was basically all the science stuff that the tv show is known for. I’m 10 billion percent sure that if you love this show for the cool science creation, you would love this part. I think it was alright, because just like Food War, I started to get bored of the same stuff all over again.
The story after this was a lot better and had some decent mystery into it. This later half was what got me more intrigued into the show. It’s still a bit disappointing since it’s still a set up for the next season.
Overall, each episode was pretty fun, but the whole season felt very short and was more of a buildup. 6.5/10
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"DR. STONE NEW WORLD"
Genre- Adventure, Sci-Fi, Comedy, Shounen.
The third season of Dr. Stone drops in like a banger. Starting the story just where it left off, the third season steals your heart immediately. With the Kingdom of Science ever-expanding and pushing towards the goal of reviving all of humanity, this new season gives you hope to look forward to all the amazing things coming.
As we all know, this anime has a story that is totally different from other anime, making it one of a kind experimental anime, due to its different approach to the dangers that surround humanity and also its way of progressing the storyline by finding out the reason for petrification, by keeping modern-ancient science at the forefront. And while it may all be different, it still is a banger of an anime…
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This might be my favorite Dr. Stone season so far.
The past seasons were good too, but this season actually felt like it moves the plot forward quite well. In addition, I think the character interactions has improved a lot- at least that's how it felt to me. I actually laughed a lot at the comedy this season.
No spoiler, but the plot this season is Senku and the Science Team sailing out of Japan to find the light source and save humanity once in for all. However, they happened to stumble upon an island, which makes things very interesting to say the last- because that island does indeed harbor other humans. That's all I'll say about the that since any further and I might spoil the plot. I actually like the surprises the plot brings forth.
Character wise, Senku is an amazing MC as always…
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I've always enjoyed this series, albeit it has only rarely wowed me with its execution. I enjoy watching them science their way through problems, and the dynamics between the characters are always a good time, but while the former get more complicated this time around (which is for the better), the latter gets more focused (which doesn't work as well). There’s a big shakeup that happens around the midpoint of the season, but it just reduces the number of players in the series for a time. It doesn’t really change the goals of its central cast. We also get a new group of antagonists who are interesting, but very underdeveloped at this point. As someone who read the manga, I know this will get better in Part 2, but the first half of this portion of the anime just doesn’t stick out. It looks a…
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Doctor Stone : New World pt.1 was good ! Very good!
It's just like the other seasons, great art, good comedy, a lot of fun, god tier OST, mix everything together and you get this 8/10 season !
With its end, you can't wait for the rest and honestly I'm pretty excited for the next season coming in October. I don't have much to say except that you should definitely give it a try !
The rythm of the episodes are a bit... well let's say it gets better the more you watch lol. Love the bonding between the characters, and also the new ones ! It's beautiful to see them understand each other even better than before ! Love that !
Just another very good season !
Read at the sourceOrkusReOrca
This show is just consistently good, fun, and enjoyable.
If you want a show that won't let you down in it quality or story, this IS the show for you.
In this season, the show just took an interesting turn for it story, and is now getting better and opening new chapters.
When the stone wars ends, this show just passed the point of "the big point" of the show where it is what it is selling at the start. After that point many viewer might drop it since the main premise now is done, and the new premise might not be as interesting for them, but this show is one of the few elite group that pass the first premise test.
It's season 3 now and if you enjoy the previous seasons, you will enjoy this one too, if you're reading this at this point, then just watch it bruh.
Overall quality is as good…
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Dr. Stone is one of those shows that I never seek out to watch, but every time I put it on I'm thoroughly entertained. If you enjoyed the previous seasons, you’ll like this one too. However, if there's any gripe I have that's worth pointing out with this season compared to the previous ones, it's the fact that some of the science stuff is beginning to get a little bit "incomprehensible". An aspect that I (a science nerd) really enjoyed with the earlier seasons was how many concepts and technologies of modern civilizations were explained by simple, primitive science. Now that the fictional civilization has been established, the show has kind of moved past that, and the science used is gradually becoming more and more obscure. At the end of the day, the story must develop, so the ends partly…
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One of the most impressive aspects of Dr. Stone is its ability to keep the premise fresh and captivating. New World takes a massive departure from the previous season, a war between kingdoms, and introduces us to an entirely new adventure: sailing to an unknown world, confronting new enemies, and unraveling the mystery behind the green petrification light. This refreshing change of pace demonstrates the anime’s flexibility and ensures that the story remains engaging.
The story of New World centers around Senkuu and his team’s journey to reach the source of the green light that petrified humanity. The season wastes no time, and the pacing is well-executed, maintaining a sense of urgency. As the episodes progress, the story takes us on an epic journey with Senkuu and his comrades. Episode b…
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As a fan of the first two seasons of Dr. Stone, this one was pretty disappointing. This season really glossed over the science, focusing instead on adventure, manipulation, mystery, characters, and action. But the science is really what makes this show special at all. What's left is a mid shonen. Although Dr. Stone was never very realistic in terms of how much effort things take, in the first season it still required a certain amount of determination to build the things based on the science. But in this part, Senku just pretty much throws things together by magic, and my bullshit tolerance has reached its limit. Like when he needs something, he just pulls some chemicals out of his backpack and builds it on the fly. It completely skips the planning, acquisition of materials, building tools,…
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I'm a little disappointed that New World was not longer than 11 episodes but I understand why it is because the next section of story flows together so tightly it won't surprise me if the next installment of the anime might just go to the end of the manga.
New World served as a bridge between what's come before and what's still to happen. It's a transitional period for the characters as they branch out away from places the first two seasons covered and off to what lies beyond. We get some new characters and retain a lot of the humor of the first two seasons. However, it feels unfinished at the end like we're missing a second cour for a complete thought.
That said, the characters are still easy to root for, Senkuu is still acting like some sort of 1950's adventure movie explorer/carpetb…
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Yes, this third season is the worst of Dr. Stone. But well, briefly, I want to explain what the first season was and why I think this way:
At the time, when the first season came out, I remember that only the idea of the series caught my attention: humanity petrified and practically returned to the Stone Age, and the protagonist would have to save humanity by depetrifying everyone. It was a spectacular idea that immediately grabbed my attention, and it's true, I personally love the first season and recommend it to everyone. It feels like a breath of fresh air in the shonen genre. It's interesting to see how the protagonist is rebuilding humanity from scratch. Apart from all this, the pace of the series never felt slow or too fas…
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Dr. Stone has always been an anime that felt special since the day it premiered. There's something so fulfilling watching the foundation you made from dirt gradually start to take form as one of the most prominent figures in this stone world. The setting is made clear and perfect for those who want to reexplore the fascinating things of our world we have taken for granted. This season of Dr. Stone yet again delivers another entertaining and engaging story that elevated from its prequels.
This time, they finally decided to find ways to get to their perpetrator in order to free mankind from eternal petrification. Just like that, you're in for another round of innovation in which Senku somehow manages to dish out the best solutions without the concern of actually forgetting such facts to rea…
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Dr. Stone is back, and it’s more of the “sciencey” goodness we have come to enjoy. After the events of the OVA, Senku and gang are venturing out to sea to the other side of the vast world, to try and understand more of the mysterious green light that petrified all of humanity. If you liked the previous seasons of Dr. Stone, there’s no reason to not like this one, as it’s most of the same shenanigans, but just in a different landscape. It continues to have a solid mixture of comedic elements and action elements, and a good amount of meme material to it as well.
If you’ve watched this far into Dr. Stone, there’s a good chance it’s because you’ve found the world fascinating. The restarting of civilization, through creative, and often times, exaggerated use of science was quite an enjoyable p…
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