r/DrStone

• Is there a reason why Ryusui's hand cracks and revived Xeno's forehead cracks are blue and red respectively or is it just a stylistic thing?
• Why did so many Medusa's end up in one spot forming a temple in south america?
• Did Kohaku ever win an actual fight against a named character? The only thing I can think of is when she beats magma during the flashback village tournament before the start of the show

Before I say this, I love Dr Stone and think it is one of the best animes ever made.

With each season, I personally think that the first few episodes or so are the weakest ones. Have thought about this recently on my rewatch.

It takes me a while to get into each season, after that I can easily binge it (not necessarily saying that this is the best way to watch it!).

I nearly didn't end up watching Dr Stone for this reason. I am very glad however, that I gave it another chance. What I will say though, is the recaps are done well, and feel very natural. Also, I think I see what they were doing beginning of season 4. They, rather than going straight onto getting on with the mission, wanted to have a bit of fun with it.

Just wondered what everyone else thought. If anyone felt the same?

We are only on episode 4 and he has declared Dr Stone as peak

Hello everyone,

I remember jumping into Dr. Stone a few years ago and I swear there was a scene where the protagonists jump into a building with more futuristic equipment and like rollerblades / weapons type deal.

It's be killing me all day and I can't find it skimming the Manga, so if not Dr. Stone, what Manga might I be thinking of, unless anyone of you know the Dr. Stone section this might be.

Thanks.