Reader’s Question:
Can you recommend some interesting anime? I’ve been really bored lately and have been binge-watching anime, so I’m looking for something entertaining. I don’t usually watch romance genres, though.
As a fellow anime enthusiast, I completely understand the struggle of finding
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I’m looking to buy the manga for Dr. Stone after finishing the first part of season 4. Which volume should I start with?
So, let me tell you about my recent dive into the fascinating world of Dr. Stone. I had just
Reader’s Question:
Why did Kirisame from Dr. STONE have a petrification device?
You know, it’s funny how the world of anime can be so intricate yet entertaining. I was chatting with a friend the other day about Dr. STONE, and we stumbled upon the topic
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about anime. Which one do you recommend, “Dr. Stone” (is the spelling correct?) or “Immortal You”? I’d love to hear your personal opinion, and if possible, a brief reason for your choice. Looking forward to your response!
Hey there, fellow anime
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about the fourth season of the anime Dr. Stone. Why do Zeno and Stanley want to kill Senku and the others? It seems to me that Senku and his friends would prefer to get along with Zeno and the others, so I think it would
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I was watching Dr. STONE and I noticed that when Taiju was still unconscious, Senku poured nitric acid on him, but he didn’t wake up. So why would Taiju have woken up if the nitric acid had been applied directly to him? Is it because the direct application would
Reader’s Question:
How many years before Senku did Zeno revive in Dr. STONE? I assumed he must have revived before Senku because of how advanced everything is, but I’m not sure. What do you think?
So, I was diving into the
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Isn’t it strange that Dr. X from Dr. Stone doesn’t seem to know how to make the revival fluid? There was that part where he was asked to share the information over the radio, but later on, he revived a teammate using nitric acid. How does that make sense?
Reader’s Question:
I was watching Dr. Stone, and I noticed that Senku mentioned that gunpowder can’t be made without nitrates. However, with his level of knowledge, I feel like he could create something like black powder using other materials. Is it just a matter of adult considerations or something else?
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about Dr. Stone. I saw a video on TikTok where Chrome and his friends are petrified. How do they come back to life? Also, does Chrome have any cracks after he revives? I would really appreciate your help!
