Dr. Stone: New World Part 2
Audience reviews
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AshesOnFire19
basically feels like more of the same. not in a bad way, just very similar to part 1. this show still isn’t super deep or mind blowing but it’s fun and has some exciting moments here and there, so i still enjoy watching it. im still not a fan of the animation style, it’s just not my thing but i really love the character designs. they’re so quirky and weird and that’s honestly half the charm of the show for me.
one thing i did like is that this part actually has a main villain, which makes the story move in a more natural direction than before. It gives the show a clearer goal. but at the same time, there’s zero suspense left now bcuz of the medusa. we all just know that if someone gets hurt, they’ll just petrify them and then revive them with the fluid and boom, fixed. that kinda kills an…
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Dr. Stone: New World Part 2 delivers a perfect conclusion to the arc and season, with a story that remains unique, clever, and full of inventive strategies. The pacing is excellent, keeping you engaged from start to finish. The art style and animation fit the inventive, adventurous tone perfectly, making every scene visually striking. Senku continues to be a lovable and clever main character, while the supporting cast is amazing, with realistic strengths and flaws. The openings, endings, and OST enhance the emotional and action-packed moments, adding depth to the story. Fans of shonen and creative storytelling will enjoy this season, even if they don’t normally watch anime, because it balances humor and strategy seamlessly. This part wraps up the story in a satisfying and memorable way, pr…
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Review – Dr. Stone: New World Part 2
Summary, Positives and Negatives of the Story:
This season delivers everything a Dr. Stone fan could ask for: loads of science, smart strategies, unshakable teamwork, and LOTS of twists in both the story and the battles. Aside from a few plot holes (which didn’t really convince me), it’s a great season. Solid 8!
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(+) Positives • Amazing finale!
Damn, the final battle is INSANE. The solutions they came up with for all the conflicts… I loved it.
• Unbreakable team trust
The team’s dynamic is super exciting, topped off with a sibling-like bond, haha.
• Villain fight: talent vs. effort
This fight basically puts natural talent against hard work — and who wins? Of course, effort.
• Plot twists and character development
We’re blessed with Senku’s fa…
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English.
This second part is just as good as the first, and arguably even better, not only because it shows us more of Dr. Stone's world, but also because it gives us a small taste of what's coming in the next season, which, in my opinion, could be the last. It's impressive how well the series does everything, explaining concepts, showing us how science works, devising new plans and new villains who will accompany us throughout the story. In short, I think the way they show us this story of science is brilliant.
Also worth highlighting is how good the animation is, which, like previous seasons, maintains this unique style that I love.
Honestly, if you've seen the previous seasons, you'll love this one just as much as the others. I highly recommend it. This second part ends with a flourish,…
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I enjoyed the second part more than the first part of New World. The science is still kind of OP magic, but the strategizing, suspense, and hype building makes up for it. Add some solid visuals and great soundtrack and it is a great experience.
What this show does better than most shounens is giving us worthy adversaries. They are not mere brutes but also use strategy and show some agency and use information gathering. A lot of other shows use super strong dumb enemies who are stationary hills to be climbed over but not this. Both the protagonists and the antagonists push the plot in a great battle of wits.
The science stuff is kind of weak, and it didn't really make up the focus of this part. There is an unrealistic supply of resources and time to engineer and manufacture parts.
Read at the sourceJJMFREAP
Wow! Just wow! I was already hooked on Dr. Stone from the word go, but damn, this season (or half of a season or whatever it is) was pure peak from start to finish! It was all gas, no breaks and it had some of the most powerful story moments from beginning to end.
The first half of this season was already cooking hard with the surprises, plot twists and character moments and the new faction introduced a whole other layer of tension to the whole ordeal. The Science Team were put against the ropes and really had to struggle to get out of this one. Ibara, even though I hate his fucking guts, is an insanely well written villain and although his motivations may be a bit lacking, he is superbly cerebral and intelligent, so much so he can basically negate the technological advantage that Senku…
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"fly me to the moon"
I only liked the first season, a brilliant idea of mixing shounen with science, searching for a solution to a very complex puzzle, but the journey is not without excitement and adventure. For me, the matter became trivial after the first season, you could understand the obstacles that the writer faced in terms of balancing between the purifier and the Stone Age, but the balance was completely lost, so we moved from making simple things where it was very exciting to making things that are impossible to make without heavy machines, and here we are entering the stage of traveling to the moon. Simply put, the matter became crazy and it seems that the writer has lost his ideas, so he began to stumble in trying to continue balancing between shounen and science.
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Part 2 of Dr. Stone New World was an exhilarating journey that continues the adventure and flourishing of the science kingdom under the ever-increasing influence of Senku. Although, as some might think, what started as a semi-realistic science-based adventure is slowly becoming a mystical sci-fi thriller that no one expected, but everyone should have seen coming solely based on the hook of episode one of season one.
I was always skeptical about the action part of the show, especially when the main character is not the OP battle type that pulls up Shounen powerups when it’s convenient, however, they came through and delivered one of the best Shounen mind battles I’ve seen in place. Ibara and Senku’s cat and mouse back and forth was a masterclass on strategic warfare, psychological tactical…
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5.5/10
I have now watched everything out for Dr. Stone and I can say this show is certainly a show to binge. How anyone could watch this seasonally with huge IRL time gaps is beyond me. This show is truly junk food as ive said in every review for this show and plagued with: mediocre charecters that are one dimensional, bad writing, CATCH PHRASES, no stakes, nothing matters, stereotypes, hyper sexualization of charecters for no real reason (outside of a few new world plot points), and the mysteries that are in the show arnt even that good.
But all of that being said, watching this show up until this point all in 1 week was acceptable, and some how slightly better then the average show that is coming out, and atleast its diffrent despite really being a sub genera of Isekai and really not t…
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Did 3rd season part 1 make for a good lullaby before bed? Well prepare to wake the f*** up samurai, because its BATTLE SHOUNEN TIME, thats right! Dr. Stone is now a battle shounen! Even if the mangaka smoked the wrong stuff during his creative spurt. How one goes from restoring humanity with scientific trial and error, to a fever dream is frankly unexplainable. So, do you love Beyblade and many other kodomomuke battle shounen? Well Part 2 of season 3 delivers almost too in this category, if not, prepare to cry tears, of disappointment! As you wade through a complete disaster.
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Animation 8/10 Music 7/10
Story 8/10
# Storyline
because this anime is an adaptation of the manga with the same title, making viewers who have read the manga certainly know the outline of the story in this anime. so that the execution from manga to anime that needs to be a concern. the whole story of Dr.Stone season 3 is not much different from the manga, the story of the manga can be adapted very well by the team without being changed and modified like some other anime adaptations.
# Animation
The animation in this anime plays an important role in the adaptation process. because the animation shown should be interesting enough for manga readers who already know the overall storyline. according to my point of view the results shown are quite satisfactory. especially in the explanation sc…
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Story (9) :
I like the storyline with the problem of the source of this petrification and it still hasn't been solved because there is still a mastermind behind this petrification, but what I don't like is that after Dr Stone season 1, all the inventions or creations were very fast in 2 minutes. make all the stuff finished in 1 episode. With this, maybe the author can forget how the vision and mission of Dr Stone season 1 is different from season 1. Apart from that, what I like the most is the Medusa capture mission, which in my opinion is the best arc in the Treasure Island arc. The reason I gave it 9 is because the struggle for Medusa carries the story.
Character (9) :
Many characters come together and I like the personalities they have and how they are implemented this season. And w…
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This review will be based off of being able to consistently watch all the episodes together (Part 1 and 2 together).
We get to watch Senkuu and the gain overcome the stone world using modern technology to fly, develop crops/agriculture, machines to dig for minerals and of course transportation that can take you across the world. With a new Science team formed, they take everyone on an adventure to find more ways to develop the revival fluid.
On their adventures, they're always prepared for the unexpected. But when they reach the island where the past astronauts started it all, they run into a little trouble with a Kingdom thats been around for centuries.
I've loved Dr Stone since it was first aired in 2019. Watching the development slowly happen around Senkuu because of all the knowledge…
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This anime is UNBELIEVABLE, SURREAL GOOD! To this day I wonder what kind of monster the author of Dr.Stone is for being able to think of something so well written and still transmit scientific knowledge to those who watch, there have been several situations where I found myself remembering teachings about chemistry that the ANIME taught me. taught, that is, Dr.Stone made me interested in chemistry, a subject that I hated at school and had no interest in at all, I think this anime should really be shown in schools, it would probably make students much more interested in learning school subjects. But besides being incredible and didactic, it has a very good comedy, I can't stand the exaggerated looks of the characters, speaking of them, they are very well crafted, you will hardly hate anyone…
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It's always the same with this anime series, only peak writing, peak animation, peak humour and suspense. This season we get closer to our goal which is "What's behind the petrification?" and as crazy as it sounds slowly step by step we finally see new paths of knowledge lighting up.
The characters are beyond well written, the more characters we get, the better the plot gets (max W if you ask me) especially the villains. I won't spoil but I could never predict what will happen each episode except if it was properly explained obviously.
As I wrote in my other reviews, the soundtrack is forever perfect here, it just brings layers to the anime so easily and perfectly, the new openings are great too, not 10/10 let's be honest but they're really good. I like how the OST is used just the rig…
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Excellent adaptation from the manga!
Simple synopsis: After Senku obtains the treasure from treasure Island his new goal is to obtain the petrification weapon "the Medusa" so that he can learn more about it, and possibly even use it, but he has to battle the chief and his forces on the island in order to get it.
As I was watching this part 2 of this season I was wondering if I would feel the same excitement like I did when I was reading the manga each week as a new chapter released. And I am proud to say yes. This part 2 recreated that same feeling if not was even better. It kept me on my toes in a lot of moments, and I loved every single minute. Though this was probably the best arc to me there is still more to come and I cannot wait to see the next season. Overall 10/10.
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Dr. Stone: New World Part 2 was a great continuation from the previous seasons, it had moments of insane tension, moments of great worldbuilding, moments of really nice character moments and so much more. I really like the direction this show has taken as it's gone on, the change in pacing compliments this as well with how much broader the story has become and this season certainly went even further than before in this regard, stuff's getting seriously crazy now and I'm all for it. I really did enjoy how much progression there was this season, loads of things were answered and characters really had their time to shine both new and old which was great to see. In addition there was a real intensity to this season, I was really invested in the main turmoil and it had such a satisfying payoff.…
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It's hard to find an anime that can make you feel excited in every episode that you watch! This anime gives you goosebumps whereas makes you understand the meaning of trust (with your team), love, enjoy, and sad in one season.
Story (10/10) - It is a perfect combination of "Adventure", "Fighting", "Strategy", "Management", "Psychology" in one anime. It's really a masterpiece anime that you should watch once in your life. It also provides scientific knowledge along the way.
Graphic (9/10) - Character is non-detailed (like a sketch) in some scenes but most of the scene still looks good.
Realistic (8.5/10) - Some part of the story is unrealistic such as cryosleep, how to find a specific person under very deep deep soil, the wound from the antagonist that should have holes in the body can b…
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New World continues the journey where the previous season picked up but didn't complete the story. Like previous seasons, it was pretty much beat for beat with the manga and included every memorable scene. The characters once again were easy to like and easy to root for, though Senkuu is still trying to carpetbag his way through the future. It's a shame that we only got 11 episodes yet again, but it was a good 11 episodes, so that's what counts. It's also nice that the anime continues to tone down Boichi's horny on main artstyle.
If you enjoyed the previous seasons of Dr. Stone, you'll enjoy this one too. It of course comes with all its flaws as usual but the strength of the characters and narrative outweigh the quibbles yet again.
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I was rather tepid on the first half of this arc. Especially knowing where it was going to go from the manga, I was more excited by this portion of the season.
And did it ever deliver.
This is really the first time in the series when it’s not a brains vs. brawn fight or just a crafting extravaganza. We get a straight up match of intellects in the best episode of the series so far (episode 9), which truly delivers on the visual and emotional front. Beyond that, it’s just a great showcase of how far they’ve come, how well they can win over enemies, and the employment of a new weapon that really changed the game, all of which elevates this season. If that comprised more of it, the score for this would be higher still, but we’ve got a bit to go before getting to Dr. Stone’s best season (cann…
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