#science future

L’univers de Dr. Stone touche à son apogée. Alors que la troisième et dernière partie de la saison finale, intitulée Science Future, a entamé sa diffusion le 2 avril 2026, les fans du monde entier peuvent enfin découvrir le dénouement de cette aventure scientifique. Diffusée chaque jeudi à 7h00 (heure du Pacifique) sur Crunchyroll, la série propose à la fois la version originale sous-titrée et le…

So, I've been rewatching Dr. Stone, alongside rewatching edits of Dr. Stone and rereading fanfic, and I just have so many thoughts. I'm aware that the idea of the main characters having conflict with a person/a group of people and then eventually that group of people either ends up on their side or ends up showing up in their time of need is super popular. Like, it's a very common occurrence.

But to me there's just smth different about the way that Dr. Stone does it. Like, it's fundamentally the same but also it feels so much deeper to me. It's not just, oh yeah, they beat them, they consider the main characters stronger so they're going to fight with them. And it's not just "Oh yeah, you changed my mind/ideals with your ideals/beliefs so I'm going to follow you!". It's more about this diverse group of teenagers, then young adults, then even adults, coming together at the end of the day to save the world. Another common trope, but the way the story is told and it's laid out feels so amazing to me, like every single time I think of The Kingdom of Science, I get super emotional.

The relationship between each character just gives me hope I guess? I dunno, but thinking about how most of the characters are teenagers/high schoolers when we start, or young adults if we're thinking of Ukyo, etc, and how each relationship developed and deepened over time gets to me. Thinking about how literally each person of the Kingdom of Science, even Joel who was freed from stone during the Corn City Arc, fought tooth and fucking nail to get to the Medusa gets me. You think of how in the previous seasons they were at each other's throats and trying to harm each other, and how simply Senku brought them together and now they're fighting for a cause that they believe in together makes me happy.

Curry being the end goal, this is all perfectly valid and legit and justified. Obviously. 🤤