Reader’s Question:
I have a question about Dr. STONE. Mirai, Tsukasa’s sister, was in a coma before being petrified, but she was able to wake up after the petrification was lifted. Why is it that Suika’s eyes did not heal after being revived from petrification?
Reader’s Question:
Are Kohaku, Ruri, and Suika from Dr. STONE sisters?
Hey there, fellow anime lovers! Today, I want to dive into a question that’s been floating around the Dr. STONE fandom: Are Kohaku, Ruri, and Suika sisters? If you’ve
Reader’s Question:
I’ve heard that Dr. Stone is going to the moon. Do you think Senku and the others could get there quickly? What do you think they might find on the moon?
Hey everyone! Today I want to dive into
Reader’s Question:
Is the latest season of Dr. STONE the first part of the fourth season? I’ve only watched the first season, so I’m currently catching up on seasons two to four and would appreciate no spoilers! There are three parts in total, right?
Hey
Reader’s Question:
I think there was a Morse code in the ending of Dr. STONE SCIENCE FUTURE (Season 4, Episode 23). Can anyone explain what it means?
Hey there, fellow anime fans! So, I recently wrapped up watching Season 4, Episode 23 of
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about Hakuyo Saionji from Dr. Stone! When do you think he officially became a member of the Self-Defense Forces?
Hey there, fellow anime enthusiasts! Today, I want to dive into a character that has piqued my interest recently: Hakuyo
Reader’s Question:
I just watched the latest episode of the Dr. Stone anime, and I heard Senku mention that he killed Tsukasa once. Can anyone remind me in which scene Senku killed Tsukasa?
If you’re like me, you’ve been glued to
Reader’s Question:
How do the earrings made in Dr. Stone keep producing sound continuously without any batteries or energy source?
So, I’ve been diving deep into the world of anime lately, and one of the shows that has completely captured my attention is Dr.
Reader’s Question:
Is Dr. Stone a pun?
When it comes to anime, titles can often be a reflection of their themes, characters, and plots. One such title that has sparked curiosity is “Dr. Stone.” For many fans, including those
Reader’s Question:
Is Dr. Stone a pun?
As a university student majoring in psychology and working part-time in a judicial scrivener’s office, I often find myself analyzing not just the law but the narratives and contexts that
