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Your strike is too shallow!
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One of us must win the Grand Bout so that
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we can give Ruri-nee the cure-all medicine!
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All right, so while Gen's
out deceiving Tsukasa,
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let's get started on that cure-all drug.
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Yeah!
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What are we making with science next?
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There's a material that's just as important
for building a civilization as iron.
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The first man-made material in history,
synthesized using science...
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Glass.
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What's that?
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Aren't we gonna make all sorts of drugs
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now that we have electricity and all that?
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Yeah, we are.
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Clay pots are no longer going to cut it
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for our happy chemistry experiments
if we want to make the cure-all sulfa drug.
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Glass can stand up to
just about any chemical.
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Glass is the foundation of chemistry.
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Ten billion percent easy to process!
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Yet it's tough as hell and durable!
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You can even see through it, which means
you can observe the chemicals inside.
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Really? Oh, man.
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To top it all off, once we have glass,
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we might finally get a chance
to yank that headpiece
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off of Great Detective Suika
and see her true face.
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11.0 Vision.
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Wait, Senku!
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Suika doesn't want her face to be seen!
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Take a good look.
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Wow, Suika! You're perfectly adorable!
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What the hell?!
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Good morning, world.
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Good Morning World!
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Good Morning World!
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How far have I walked?
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Only the pain in my feet.
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Gives me a sense of the distance.
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The hope for a beautiful view
at the end of a long night.
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Is what keeps me going today.
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The mountains of the gods,
the palaces of green.
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The depths of the caves,
the ends of the deep blue sky
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I'll go the full distance,
there are no limits.
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To the ends of the world.
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Good morning, world.
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Good Morning World!
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Good Morning World!
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Rid away the impossibility of the dark.
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An odyssey turning mythology
into the everyday.
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In this painstaking journey,
turning over every stone.
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We'll expand our world.
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I have the fuzzy sickness in my eyes.
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Everything looks fuzzy to me,
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so I end up looking like this when I try
really hard to see, and it's embarrassing.
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But with this mask, for some reason,
it's a little easier to see!
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Yeah, that's the pinhole effect.
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{\an8}Nearsighted - If you look at
an object through a small hole,
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Normal
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{\an8}the light passing through it narrows,
bringing it into focus.
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What does glass have to do
with Suika's fuzzy sickness?
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It has ten billion percent to do with it!
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Listen up, Suika.
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You're nearsighted as hell.
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That's not a disease.
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It's not even a defect.
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In a technological civilization,
it doesn't even bother anyone.
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We have eyes of science, made from glass.
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They're called glasses,
and they solve everything.
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Science users can make eyes?
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That's so amazing.
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Yeah.
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If I could, I'd love to see
the beauty of the world, too.
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Even if it's just once.
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I want to meet you guys
without the fuzziness.
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I want to meet the real you, just once.
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All right.
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Let's make this glass stuff!
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Yeah.
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What do we need to gather, Senku?
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Glass is made mostly from quartz sand.
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I didn't see any in the
Chrome Collection, actually.
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I'm not going to collect sand.
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I did see a hint that'll lead
us to quartz sand, though.
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This was the place.
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This is where I found this
translucent rock as a kid.
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That little tidbit is worth a ton.
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That translucent rock, that crystal,
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tends to be found in areas of
decayed granite, like this place.
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And all this sand here is
the raw material for glass:
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Quartz sand.
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Yo, the white grains are
falling out like crazy!
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This is fun!
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We'll get loads here.
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Try to gather the see-through ones.
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We grind down all the quartz
sand into fine grains.
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Then we mix it with a bunch of other
stuff and melt it in the stove.
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What else do we need?
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We already have everything we need.
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Thanks to all of our efforts so far.
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Ten percent calcium
carbonate, or sea shells.
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Twenty percent cooked seaweed.
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We used all this stuff when we made soap.
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Now...
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All right! Galena!
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Lead acquired!
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We just need to throw in some lead,
and we have super see-through lens glass.
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It's shiny and see-through, like ice!
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It's like a gem.
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That's a weird-looking tool.
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We'd die if we tried
to polish glass by hand.
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We can use that super tough
corundum for polishing.
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Glass has a Mohs hardness of about 6.
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Corundum's is 9.
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Polishing will be a piece of cake!
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Here they go again with their stone talk.
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{\an8}And the strongest is diamond,
with a hardness of 10.
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I can't keep up with them.
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{\an8}Diamond is nuts!
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{\an8}That's insane!
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Suika, can you see what's in front of you?
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They're just sunflowers.
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It's not like I can't see at all, you know.
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Again.
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Why is your final strike so shallow?
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It's your worst habit, Kinro.
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Distance is crucial in spear fighting.
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If you can't get a good sense of
distance, you'll never defeat Magma.
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Distance, huh?
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What can you do, though, right?
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I mean, you have the fuzzy sickness.
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That's why you ended up
with such a menacing look.
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I was born that way.
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I don't get it.
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I'd just tell her, straight-up.
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"It's not my fault.
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It's my eyes. I'm actually way stronger."
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Excuses are unbecoming of a grown man.
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Don't tell anyone, Ginro.
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You're both surprisingly
good-looking, Senku and Chrome.
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What do you mean, "surprisingly"? Jeez.
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Next, we're finally
making glass instruments.
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Now that Suika's labor potential
has leveled up super high,
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we're going to put together
a full chemistry set.
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Don't call her "labor potential"!
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Just let it end as a feel-good story!
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{\an8}What are you laughing about?!
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{\an2}Acquired glass!!
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It's time for our fun glasswork class!
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Let's get working!
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We're throwing these black rocks in, right?
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I'm going to keep them coming!
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You've gotten even more nimble, Suika.
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I don't mess up anymore,
now that everything isn't fuzzy.
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There's white bubbles coming out.
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This is the foam that's created
when you burn obsidian.
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We're using the foam as insulation
to make a glassblowing furnace.
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Then we make an iron straw,
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then we blow up the glass
with air, and that's it.
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Hey, it was our first try.
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When I first started making clay pots,
it took months before they looked decent.
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Months?!
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We don't have that much time!
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I'm worried about Ruri-nee's health, too.
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I'm not a glass craftsman.
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Trial and error is all we've got.
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A craftsman?
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Hey, cut it out, Chrome!
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Who the hell is that old fart?
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Come on, Old Man Kaseki!
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We could really use your skills!
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Is this how you ask for favors?
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By tying them up for your kinky rope play?
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I'm not lending a single hand
to your shady sorcery!
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See? He just won't come and help us.
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Grandpa Kaseki...
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I forgot to return your lacquer.
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Oh, that's right.
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Old man, were you the one who made
that fantastic, seasoned shield?
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With no iron tools and
hardly any dyes to speak of?
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It was a gift from when Kohaku's father,
Kokuyo, won in the Grand Bout.
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I went all-out when I made it.
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Gosh, that really takes me back...
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The construction is ridiculously
advanced for the technology,
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so I had a feeling there must
be a really good craftsman.
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But I never thought it'd be
such a worn-out old fart.
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Is that awesome suspension
bridge your handiwork, too?
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Yeah, that's right.
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And you had the gall
to pull the planks out!
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I'm never going to help you...
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Wh-What's this translucent stonework here?
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You don't have to help
us if you don't want to.
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Just sit there and watch.
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You're going to love this, Kaseki.
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This is going to be ten billion
percent exhilarating for you.
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I see. Heat makes it pliable and soft.
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It's like blubber.
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What ease of molding!
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Crap, it's too thick again.
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What are you doing?!
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Darn it!
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He's not spinning it steadily.
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He's never going to make
a good vessel like that.
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They're not doing this on purpose
to provoke me, are they?
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Ugh, please...
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There's no way a man who's
spent his whole life as a maker
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is going to stay put in front of something
as drooltastic as glassblowing.
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Am I right, Old Man Kaseki?
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This is unbearable!
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You got me good, damn it!
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Let me handle this.
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Are you serious with those muscles?
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Suika, water.
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Got it!
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Oh, man! Oh, damn!
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Isn't this your first time seeing glass?
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He's got far more years
of craftwork experience.
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I've been a craftsman for fifty
years, believe it or not.
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I'm kind of a big deal.
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There are people like you in every age.
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Dudes with true talent,
who've spent their whole lives
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with their heads down,
dedicated to their work.
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Acquired Science Lab!!
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Sweet!
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Hey, what's the matter, Senku?
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We finally have a lab now!
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Show some joy!
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Yeah, sure. Yippee.
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We're just at the dawn of chemistry.
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Things are starting to look pretty fancy
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here in our kingdom of science,
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chock full of attractions ten billion
times more fun than Tsukasa Land.
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Kingdom of Science Map.
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Long time no see!
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I'm Mecha Senku!
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Here's an overview of
the kingdom of science!
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This is the kingdom's home base.
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It's a mountain of the minerals that Chrome
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has been collecting since he was a kid.
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I've got tons of crazy treasures.
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Kingdom of Science Map.
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Our familiar gourmet science
dish, foxtail millet ramen!
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I can eat bowl after bowl!
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It's so good!
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And it's just so good!
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Kingdom of Science Map.
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We rely on having power
in numbers to make iron.
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To 1,500 degrees and beyond!
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Hey, hey, this is really rough.
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Kingdom of Science Map.
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Down with Magma!
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These are the training grounds of hell!
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Actually, it's just an open area.
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Friendship! Hard work! Victory!
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You're not one to talk!
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You're the lowest of the low, Ginro!
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The elbow grease generator.
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It's the ultimate in green energy!
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Kingdom of Science Map.
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Blowing glass with the skill of an artisan.
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It bends like clay.
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The scorching hot glass is cooled
slowly so that it doesn't crack.
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And this is the laboratory.
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We're charging down the sulfa drug route
with all kinds of insane chemicals.
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Kingdom of Science Map.
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It's kind of spectacular, isn't it?
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This kingdom of science
is starting to heat up.
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We've only made the bare essentials.
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We wouldn't get anywhere if we
were missing any one of these.
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Was the technology even crazier
before the world collapsed?
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Yeah.
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It took two million years to get there.
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And we're going to catch
up and run past it.
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Our first step is the cure-all sulfa drug.
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{\an8}Yay!
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Yay!
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{\an8}Yay!
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Yay!
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{\an8}Yay!
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Yay!
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{\an8}Yay!
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Yay!
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The sorcery team's so lucky.
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They look like they're having
so much fun with shiny stuff.
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It's not like we're...
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Hey, Kinro, what if...
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What if the spear tip were super shiny?
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Don't you think it would help you practice,
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since you could get a better sense
of distance with your fuzzy vision?
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What are you talking about, Ginro?
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Huh?
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Hey, speaking of shiny...
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Don't you think we should have
a golden spear and silver spear?
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Strictly for the Grand Bout, of course.
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We'll totally need them to win, won't we?
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I don't know anything about fighting.
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Is it true that a gold and silver
spear will help them beat Magma?
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Senku, to borrow your words,
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they ten billion percent just
want gold and silver spears.
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I mean, now that you have
all this... glass, was it?
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And this amazing laboratory...
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I thought maybe you could make
a silver spear, you know.
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And then taking down
Magma will be easy-peasy.
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That's right.
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Now that we have glassware,
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we're going to have to
suck it up and go get
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the most difficult material to obtain.
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All right.
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Let's break in this brand new
laboratory by making a silver spear.
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I'm sorry, Kinro.
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I have a way of becoming
everyone's favorite.
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You aren't the slightest
bit my favorite, idiot.
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This could literally cost
you your life, Ginro.
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We're off on a great adventure to find
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chemistry's greatest treasure.
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You'll be putting your life on the
line in a maximum danger area.
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You could seriously die
there in an instant.
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Maybe I don't know what to do.
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Hurry up, my mind is on the moon.
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Flying up to where the wind blew.
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In my hands awakens.
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The passion overflowing.
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Just wandering through this world.
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Your one shining pure.
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Could never be pierced
with a rusty knife
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I'm burning like a fire gone wild.
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The moment an arrow
shot through my heart.
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The noise plaguing me was released.
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Everything was different
from that moment on.
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If I don't try, I'll never know.
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Why do flowers bloom?
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Your voice echoes.
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Tell me why?
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I just shouted to the sky.
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But you are no no no longer here,
that's right?
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The life we confirmed that day.
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You can call it a fleeting
dream if you want.
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But I'll save you from a wounded today.
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Next Episode.
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