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“War, what’s the benefit?” Edwin Starr asked in the 1970 hit song. Apparently he hasn’t been in contact yet Dr. Stonein fact, this proves to be very interesting for the anime. In this easy episode The future of sciencesecond COURSenku’s allies desperately face to face with Stanley’s well-trained soldiers, and it seemed that the planning armor was finally extinguished. The motto “No plan to survive contact with the enemy first” proves very accurate Dr. Stonecase. Senku’s plan made Suika safe to act as a backup for revival, crashing almost immediately after the potential MEDUSA device is activated. Not due to advanced military tactics or superior enemy intelligence, but because of her simple selfless human dignity.
When the shining enemy combatants shine Charlotte Suika can’t help but run into the spider’s venom, bounced to help, a fruit medicine that is selfless and moral. While perhaps not the best example of stealth tactics, Suika uses a primitive form of vasodilator glycerol trinitrate CharlotteThe narrow coronary artery prevented her imminent death. It’s hard to say Senku knows how to prepare this particular “antigen” because it almost certainly won’t help the vast majority of terrible neurotoxins and other annoying poisons that wield from the toxic rainforest fear crawling.
Suika exposed to Stanley’s War Gears Goons, Francois’s paring knife headed toward the hostage Matsukaze, the only viable option was to free the timid Ginro from the bond. Initially, Gino’s reaction was expected – he remembered that he was one of the guards of his village, so it was very convenient in a Spier-based battle, and before being overwhelmed, he professionally armed the three soldiers. This doesn’t make him the most annoying character on the entire show, but it does help. Now, the two-substitute party for Francois and Suika is now in Stanley’s clutch, and at least Francois warns Senku through the arrival of Morse’s enemies, causing Kohaku to run halfway to rescue her beloved little melon-headed Suika. With the pull of elite science kingdom fighters Tsukasa and yooga, their sum may be enough to get rid of the enemy? It turns out that few people pay tribute, and in fact, the three teenage fighters are not an organized team of professional soldiers equipped with semi-automatic guns. Although they successfully undermined their goals (Stanley’s communications equipment could send instructions to execute Senku in Corn City allies), it came at a heavy price.
We Enoga is obviously dead, Kohaku is not far away, and Tsukasa breathes for the last moment, which surprises herself, which makes herself hopeful on the feet of her former enemy Senku. Their fate is surprisingly cruel and bloody, usually relaxed Dr. Stone Something completely different from this episode turned into something completely different. As Tsukasa suggests, the fallen warrior may be revived with mass and revived liquid, but it is not guaranteed. Three of our most outstanding characters were shot in a quiet and orderly close range. They are all dead, one way or another.
The bet has now risen, probably higher than ever Dr. Stone. Although this is more action-centric than usual, it can serve the characters and their relationships, and, in the case of Tsukasa, he has surprisingly developed. Despite its usual stupidity and far-fetched absurdity, these elements are softer and replaced by tension and real danger. The plot like this makes me happy that I have never given up on this long-running show and I am glad to see where the next step is going.
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