January 19, 2025 12:38 pm
The new chapter is already here.
On January 9th, the 4th season of the anime Dr. Stone started. This is a science fiction story about teenagers who try to revive humanity after a global catastrophe.
Over the five years of the franchise's existence, Dr. Stone has become an otaku classic. Here's what made the previous episodes memorable and what you can expect from the new ones.
What Is Dr. Stone Based On?
The plot is based on the manga by writer Riichiro Inagaki and artist Boichi. The setting of the title is inspired by various natural sciences. For example, there are elements of physics when the characters make calculations using the solar constant.
But the plot of Dr. Stone is not limited to science. Inagaki and Boichi devote a lot of time to issues of rivalry and social inequality. The characters will often have to face moral dilemmas and understand the value of human life.
What Is Dr. Stone About?
The anime adaptation of the manga of the same name was released in April 2019 and was included in Crunchyroll's list of The 25 Best Anime of the 2010s in October.
The events of Dr. Stone begin when high school student Taiju wakes up in the year 5738. 3700 years ago, a catastrophe occurred: all the people on the planet were turned into stone statues. Now he must find out what caused the tragedy.
But Taiju is not alone, his friend Senku also woke up with him. But how can they restore the former civilization? The boys create a solvent for the stone shell and return several dozen people to their former form.
This starts a new chain of conflicts, because some believe that only children and teenagers should survive. So the civilization is divided into warring factions.
What Will Dr. Stone Season 4 Be About?
Season 4 of Dr. Stone adapts the New America City arc. The Kingdom of Science team arrives in San Francisco to reclaim the territory.
The team members find many petrified humans in the city, but their research is interrupted by constant clashes between Dr. Xeno and the agents. Senku must intervene to stop the conflict.
But Senku has other things to do – he must build a spaceship to travel to the moon. Information has surfaced that the source of the signals that trigger the petrifying weapon is there. To save humanity, the boys must find it and destroy it.
The new chapter is already here.
On January 9th, the 4th season of the anime Dr. Stone started. This is a science fiction story about teenagers who try to revive humanity after a global catastrophe.
Over the five years of the franchise's existence, Dr. Stone has become an otaku classic. Here's what made the previous episodes memorable and what you can expect from the new ones.
What Is Dr. Stone Based On?
The plot is based on the manga by writer Riichiro Inagaki and artist Boichi. The setting of the title is inspired by various natural sciences. For example, there are elements of physics when the characters make calculations using the solar constant.
But the plot of Dr. Stone is not limited to science. Inagaki and Boichi devote a lot of time to issues of rivalry and social inequality. The characters will often have to face moral dilemmas and understand the value of human life.
What Is Dr. Stone About?
The anime adaptation of the manga of the same name was released in April 2019 and was included in Crunchyroll's list of The 25 Best Anime of the 2010s in October.
The events of Dr. Stone begin when high school student Taiju wakes up in the year 5738. 3700 years ago, a catastrophe occurred: all the people on the planet were turned into stone statues. Now he must find out what caused the tragedy.
But Taiju is not alone, his friend Senku also woke up with him. But how can they restore the former civilization? The boys create a solvent for the stone shell and return several dozen people to their former form.
This starts a new chain of conflicts, because some believe that only children and teenagers should survive. So the civilization is divided into warring factions.
What Will Dr. Stone Season 4 Be About?
Season 4 of Dr. Stone adapts the New America City arc. The Kingdom of Science team arrives in San Francisco to reclaim the territory.
The team members find many petrified humans in the city, but their research is interrupted by constant clashes between Dr. Xeno and the agents. Senku must intervene to stop the conflict.
But Senku has other things to do – he must build a spaceship to travel to the moon. Information has surfaced that the source of the signals that trigger the petrifying weapon is there. To save humanity, the boys must find it and destroy it.
