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♪
♪
[CHROME] Huh? So what's the deal here?
Why do you have a tray full of soggy wheat?
[KASEKI] Looks sprouted to me.
[SENKU] That's 10 billion percent fine.
We'll take this and then dry it out in the oven.
[KASEKI] I thought you'd just soaked the stuff!
What are you even trying to do?
We've gotta knead it, and get rid of the hulls.
Then I get to beat the heck out of it!
Huh. [thudding]
[SENKU] Mix it in hot water and filter.
You get wheat juice.
AKA "wort."
-Whoa! -Whoa!
[SENKU] Toss in some Humulus lupulus,
they're hops that grow wild in Japan, and boil.
And then, we just let our yeast buddies
do their thing.
We'll leave it to ferment on its own and become alcohol.
The yeast will even carbonate the stuff for us.
[liquid trickling]
[cheering]
[exhales]
Hmm.
Nothing like a good beer!
Hits the spot!
Back in ancient Egypt.
-[laughs] -[SENKU] Beer was so valuable,
they used to pay their pyramid builders with it.
[gulps]
It's perfect after a hard day's work.
You're not wrong!
[gulping]
[laughs]
That's good stuff!
Wait, hold on.
Are you not gonna have any?
I think I'll pass for now.
It's fine. I'm not the only one.
We gotta have some sober folks to make sure
the ship doesn't sink or something.
But luckily, not everyone is a fan
of drinking, anyway.
[chuckles]
I'm not really old enough to be drinking alcohol.
Yeah, guess you are a little young.
[chuckles]
Don't let it get you down.
But when it's time to have fun on my ship,
you've gotta promise me that you'll have fun with us.
No exceptions allowed, you hear?
Francois! [finger snap]
Yes, sir.
So I shall mix some special, non-alcoholic cocktails.
It would be a blow to the entire crew's morale
if we were to let those who don't imbibe feel left out.
Can you really do all that?
On this tiny shipboard bar?
[RYUSUI] Expect nothing less from Francois!
[laughs]
Let us know if you need anything.
Whatever you want, the science team's on it!
You're as kind and generous as always.
And since you're offering so magnanimously...
[GEN] Gum syrup, eh?
We're making it from wheat.
Once you wash the wheat flour,
the gunk that collects down there at the bottom is starch.
The secret ingredient is sulfuric acid.
How nice. Our old friend, Sulfurina!
You're gonna put that in a drink?
That stuff is super poisonous, Senku!
It'll melt your teeth if you drink it straight.
Which is why we boil the crap out of it!
Oh, yeah.
Of course, you wouldn't use that
without some sort of scientific trick handy to neutralize it.
Gotta learn the value of patience, Gen.
[SENKU] Dump in some toxic witherite.
-That's poison, too! -That's poison, too!
It's probably just the name
that sounds scary, right?
I mean there's no way Senku'd be putting
straight up poison in our drinks.
Nah, it's straight up poison.
-[GEN, KASEKI] But why? -[CHROME] But why?
Would you scaredy-cats just shut up already?
We've been making sugar
and stuff with this for a while now.
Mix it up, check the pH, filter it, and it's harmless.
That's how science works.
Of course, if you don't know what you're doing, you'll die.
After that's done, you've got gum syrup.
♪
Ah!
So sweet!
[goat bleating]
♪
Warming up a bottle of milk, huh?
Doesn't seem like it's gotten much hotter than bath water.
Yeah, that's kinda the whole point.
[TAIJU] Whoa! Dude, you made yogurt!
[SENKU] Take some filtered yogurt, add gum syrup,
a little bit of lemon and, voila!
♪
[clattering]
♪
[FRANCOIS] I hope you enjoy this.
♪
[slurping]
Ah! Wow!
I've never had anything like it before in my life!
It's super sweet, a little bit sour,
and a 100% yummy!
[FRANCOIS] I added some apple juice
to this lactic drink.
Apple, huh? Good idea.
[Kaseki laughs]
I love the little cucumber on the rim.
It looks like an even tinier,
cuter version of your helmet, Suika!
It's not just a decorative garnish.
Once you're about halfway finished,
drop it into the glass and give that a try.
♪
[slurps]
The flavor changed
and now it tastes like a watermelon!
It's really yummy and refreshing!
That's cool.
How'd it go from apple to watermelon?
Well, it's from mixing gourd family plants with fruit juice.
Your pure smile, like radiant sunshine,
interacts with your helmet,
showcasing your effervescent charm.
A cocktail especially for Suika,
the 2Side Sunshine.
♪
[YUZURIHA] Francois looks like a bartender in a movie,
the way they're throwing the drinks around.
I would bet that there's some scientific reason
it makes the drinks mix better!
Would you, now?
It's nothing of the sort.
-Are you serious? -Are you serious?
It's simply for flair.
It treats the guest's eyes in addition to their palates
for a more complete experience.
Wow, talk about mastering the art of hospitality.
Hm.
[FRANCOIS] This cocktail is for Tsukasa.
Watch, as the red of the pomegranate
under the scientific glow of the black light
changes like the gentle flame
smoldering inside Tsukasa's heart.
[CHROME] It turned blue?
[SUIKA] It's glowing.
So pretty.
[ice clanking]
[chuckles softly] Very good.
Thank you.
And now, for Gen, an innocent look
hides a mature and spicy kick.
♪
[slurps]
[laughs]
Now that's what I call a spicy cola!
[FRANCOIS] And for you, Kohaku.
♪
Huh. Humanity really is something.
We have the imagination and knowledge
to create amazing things from natural ingredients.
[laughs]
Yeah, but you do realize that everything
in our world is natural.
And this one is a cocktail
crafted for the one and only Senku.
Whipped matcha, milk, and hojicha tea syrup.
The layers represent science and the way that
it constantly builds upon itself.
Since I'm gonna drink it all together,
can't I just stir it up?
[FRANCOIS] I thought you might suggest that.
I believe the layers of flavor will blend together elegantly.
The scientific achievements working in concert
to become a mildly sweet latte.
♪
[water burbling]
[GINRO] Come on, Matsukaze, have a drink with us.
We wanna hear all those cool stories about your past,
'bout your master.
Tell this guy how awesome I was back then.
His master from back then?
Not you.
My master, he had a powerful spirit
up till the very end.
Huh?
Then, it happened, without any kind of warning.
♪
They rained down suddenly.
Perhaps someone's voice commanded them,
or perhaps they were responding to our curses.
I cannot say.
But it didn't take long for people to understand
how these terrible weapons worked.
♪
Should these fall into the wrong hands,
chaos will run rampant.
Find them all and destroy them immediately!
[hollering]
Master!
[grunts]
♪
[MASTER [GINRO]] Matsukaze.
There's no saving me now.
Please, Master.
You shouldn't say such things.
[MASTER [GINRO]] Listen.
I've been thinking.
Why did the heavens curse us
with this evil petrification weapon?
♪
At first, I thought it was divine punishment.
But it's strange.
If the ultimate goal was to turn everyone to stone,
it would have only taken one device to make it so.
Makes no sense,
had they been designed for us?
Why are they so easy to use?
♪
Were they intended to be treated as weapons
to wield against each other?
♪
It's quite upsetting, infuriating!
And I want the heavens to suffer for it, Matsukaze.
I want the Gods to know that we humans aren't so foolish,
that they should never make a mockery of us!
♪
[all screaming]
[yelling]
♪
[MATSUKAZE] I cannot escape my fate.
Therefore, I must ensure future generations know
what wrought this calamity.
♪
I'm well aware
that I can never erase the stain of my failure
to protect my master,
nor the bitterness in my heart
by defeating Why Man.
-[groans] -[MATSUKAZE] But still...
I must go on.
[FRANCOIS] Beer with matcha.
The bitterness that comes with maturity will someday,
mellow into something more palatable.
Please enjoy.
[gulping]
♪
[ALL] He's a lightweight?
[water rippling]
[stick thudding]
[gasps]
[thudding]
[grunts]
[gasps]
♪
I failed him, I must make myself stronger.
Yes.
Tsukasa.
Let me borrow your chest!
Sure.
Oh, thank you!
Tsukasa.
[MATSUKAZE] Forgive me!
I was intoxicated and out of line.
Yeah.
I think we could all benefit
from more combat training.
Wait, we're actually gonna wake this guy up?
I dunno.
[chuckles]
[SENKU] Relax, we have a gun now.
Besides, Tsukasa's here to keep him under control.
It's not hyperbole to say the future
of humanity's at stake.
I don't think he'll do anything stupid.
You're our battle specialist, Tsukasa.
and that means if you think you need him,
then I'm sure we do.
I know hand to hand combat,
and he's the most qualified with weapons.
So, we need his help.
♪
We're asking you, Hyoga.
Help us.
If you can train him in modern fighting techniques,
Matsukaze will improve exponentially.
♪
[HYOGA] I will agree to that on one condition.
Oh, yeah?
Are you looking to get some kinda pardon
for offing ol' Tsukasa and whoever else?
[HYOGA] No. I won't ask for that.
It would be an injustice,
and no system of law would offer it to me.
My condition is two revivals.
The right to awaken two people.
[smirks]
♪
Hyoga, it's you.
Hmm.
[gasps]
Now what was that, the "Owari Kanryu"
spear technique?
[MOZ] Maybe I should give this "practice" thing a try for once
might be something to it.
[HYOGA] No, there's something else to do first.
Hmm. There certainly is.
Got some good-looking girls here.
I'd like to start by getting more acquainted with them.
[HYOGA] Now, Moz, I expect you to behave properly.
[grunting]
[sticks thwacking]
♪
Kinro, c'mere.
Hm?
[GINRO] Man, if you ask me, those guys are super scary.
There's no way I'm throwing myself
in the middle of that!
So, I was thinking.
We, uh...
[smirks]
♪
[grunting]
You know what, Kinro?
They say bitter defeats always turns
into a mellow thingy.
What are you saying?
[GINRO] Oh, it's like something Francois said earlier.
[KINRO] Is it, now?
[grunting]
-[GINRO] Kinro, behind you! -[KINRO] What?
[GINRO] Ow!
[RYUSUI] In the early Middle Ages.
These brave warriors ruled the Northern Seas.
They are the Vikings!
Displaying extremely impressive nautical skills,
the Vikings arrived in the Americas
500 years before Columbus.
♪
Now, that's amazing.
How did they do it so long ago?
Yeah!
It's not fair!
How were they able to get around so easily?
It's not like they had signs to follow!
The sun could've acted as a big sign.
That's true, but what about when skies were cloudy?
Did they have some kind of weird trick that they used?
They did, and it's the stuff of legends!
It was said that Vikings had a tool that
would reveal the position of the sun under
any weather condition.
They called it a sunstone.
You see, it was incredibly difficult to determine
your bearing and position
while traveling across the high seas.
So, it was crazy hard for the Vikings to do,
but we're supposed to take the most
complicated way to get there, aren't we?
[Senku chuckles]
Nah, it's like, stupid easy now.
'Cause thanks to science and ol' professor GPS,
we always know exactly where we are.
Question about that.
Although it does sound like an amazing idea.
What is stone world GPS?
[smirks]
It's coordination with Ruri and the others back in Japan.
[birds chirping]
Wow, look at that!
What the deal with all these hourglasses?
Don't forget the sundial, too,
these will help us transmit the time in Japan
as accurately as possible to our friends on the ship.
-Message from Ruri? -It's finally happening!
Expressing her feelings for Chrome
from across the ocean!
What are you idiots talking about?
We're ridiculously far away.
It'd be impossible to have a conversation.
Then how do we get the message?
Well, they won't be verbal,
but we can receive faint shortwave signals.
So they send one every hour, right on the hour.
[bell ringing]
[chuckles] There we go
And that means it's 10:00 a.m. there.
And as long as we know the hour,
all I have to do is count the seconds to make sure
we stay accurate.
How could I forget we have "Senku the Human Stopwatch"
as our captain.
I still don't really get how knowing what time it is
helps us figure out where we are.
Especially, out in the middle of the ocean.
It's okay, Suika.
The modern grown-ups don't really understand
how any of this stuff works, either.
Right now, the sun's
at its highest point in the sky.
Meaning, that it's 12 o'clock our time!
♪
The time difference gives us our latitude.
And the height of the sun, our longitude.
And what that tells me,
is the Perseus is currently, here!
[all gasp]
I don't get the technical stuff,
but I got the last part.
'Cause if we know our longitude and latitude,
we know exactly where we are!
Traveling with science is amazing!
As long as we can see the sun,
we'll know everything we need to!
Yeah. Should the skies ahead be nice and clear,
it's smooth sailing all the way to the USA!
♪
[all groans]
[thunder rumbling] [rain splattering]
[GEN] You just had to say it, didn't you?
Oof. I mean...
It's like before you were born,
you decided to max out your stats in intelligence,
grit, and willpower, but ended up having
absolutely nothing left over for luck.
-Woo-hoo! -[rain splattering]
There's no way that we'll be able to see the sun
through all of these thunderclouds and rain!
Huh.
Which means we'll just have to rely
on my sailor's instincts during the day.
And if this keeps up,
we're gonna lose an awful lot of time.
Without the sun to guide us
we'll just be sailing around in circles.
If only we had something magical to help like
that sunstone from the Viking legends.
Huh?
[chuckles]
[CHROME] Aw, yeah!
We got this bad rock out of the skarn deposit,
AKA, nature's treasure chest!
Do you mind using your gorilla power
to chisel out this middle section for me?
[hammering]
Are you thinking there's a beautiful gem
hidden deep inside of it or something?
As long as you send it to Ruri, I'm all over it!
[groans]
I dunno.
It's kind of pretty.
Just a whitish, normal-looking rock, huh?
Ya know, that was my first thought, too.
But, check it, when you look at stuff
through the translucent part.
Ah! It looks kinda weird.
Like you can see it twice!
Huh. Well, I guess that's pretty fascinating and all.
But I'm not convinced that
Ruri would think too much of it.
Yeah? I never actually said a single thing about her.
[CHROME] Anything cool has a chance of turning out
to be something totally bad someday.
So, I check out everything that I can get my hands on.
And that's what it means to be a real science user!
♪
[CHROME] Now, look!
You can see the mark twice through the rock,
a little bit offset.
Okay, so which way would the sun be?
You won't be able to see it through the rainclouds.
Yeah, that's perfectly fine.
Because when you get the angle just right
and point this baby at the sun.
See? It lined up!
The two marks look almost exactly the same!
Not that I know why or anything.
No way!
Yes way!
Now we can know where the sun is at
even when it's cloudy!
♪
It's calcite so, duh!
It acts as a natural prism.
Splitting rays of light in two.
So when they line up,
it'll show us where the sun is hiding away?
Yeah, that's pretty much the whole idea.
Huh, it makes sense to me now.
Apparently, when they investigate Viking shipwrecks
at the bottom of the ocean,
they often discover a huge amount of calcite.
Although, it's always been a mystery
as to why they were carrying it with them.
But this must be it!
Maybe it wasn't some sort of legendary magic item,
but an incredible, real invention.
That was the sunstone!
Ha-ha! Right you are!
And now, over 4,000 years later.
Our crew is sailing across the ocean
to the Americas, just like the Vikings of old!
With help from the incredible, real power of science!
♪
[CHROME] What's next on our science journey?
[chuckles]
♪
[gasps] It's land!
♪
[ALL] Hah!
Finally!
[SUIKA] We're here, guys!
[ALL] Oh, yeah!
We made it all the way to America!
♪
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