Review of Dr. Stone: New World
Dr. Stone has always been an anime that felt special since the day it premiered. There's something so fulfilling watching the foundation you made from dirt gradually start to take form as one of the most prominent figures in this stone world. The setting is made clear and perfect for those who want to reexplore the fascinating things of our world we have taken for granted. This season of Dr. Stone yet again delivers another entertaining and engaging story that elevated from its prequels. This time, they finally decided to find ways to get to their perpetrator in order to free mankind from eternal petrification. Justlike that, you're in for another round of innovation in which Senku somehow manages to dish out the best solutions without the concern of actually forgetting such facts to reach their objective. But any avid fan of Dr. Stone would care less about this issue, since the gratification of achieving the technology of our modern world is beyond the common flaw many have already noticed at this time. Other than that, it still managed to maintain its level of comedy, which I highly appreciate throughout all of the seasons of Dr. Stone. While I dislike the exchange for less scientific and more mediocre action sequences in Stone Wars, the animation in this season still leaves a bit to be desired, but going into depth of the venturing side of the story, they did a stellar job adapting this part of the story considering the pacing, flow, and setpieces.
A major part of what has and will always make Dr. Stone interesting, at least to me is the feeling of discovery. We, as the audience are inserted into this story thanks to the Kingdom of Science, who are brought into a fantastic journey to unravel the mystery behind the petrification of humanity. The driving force behind these innovations, wonders, and creations has been our unrelenting thirst for knowledge. Our curiosity is beyond immeasurable, even the way they attempt to acquire it feels tempting to watch knowing how Science can produce these amazing creations. It is common that each and every one of us has the desire for inquisitive thinking, the eager desire to learn more of the stone world. The feeling of curiosity isn't initiated for the fun of it, but rather the anticipation of acquiring something new, the information becomes something of high value to us, especially those who are living in the Stone Age.
The 3rd season of Dr. Stone has been nothing but a great source of entertainment. It has been quite fun following up with Dr. Stone up to this day, and yet I can't help but to crave more of it. I think I made it clear that in a way, this anime as a whole gravitated me to such a great degree. And honestly, I can't wait for more to come.
Thank you for taking the time to read this review.