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Hyoga.
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Are you okay, Senku?
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I am ten billion percent unharmed.
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It would be worse if this was
my first time getting pierced by a spear.
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The practice I had with you,
Kinro, came in handy.
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All right.
Let's kill Hyoga and his friends.
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Killing is bad.
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Magma just wants to kill.
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How long should we imprison him?
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Until after the civilization
has been rebuilt.
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Once a civilization
of science has been built,
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then Hyoga won't be
the strongest person anymore.
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We can put him on trial
or anything we want.
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As a science nerd,
I'm not interested in that.
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Finally, it's over. Everything.
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Did you oversleep?
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Quite the contrary.
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It's about to begin.
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Now let's work together
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and build it from scratch.
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In this Stone World...
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The Kingdom of Science.
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EPISODE TITLE
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What's happening?
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Stop standing there.
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Come help us.
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We're building a science lab!
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All right!
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Iron cauldron and glass cauldron.
Then a power station.
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Some of you have a blurry vision too.
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Glasses can solve that.
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There's even ramen
in the Kingdom of Science.
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The puzzle is done.
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There are still a few pieces missing.
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It was completely shattered.
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Are you sure you can fix it
with Revival Fluid?
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It'll work.
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Probably.
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According to Senku's theory,
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as long as the cross-section
hasn't been weathered.
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What if the theory was wrong?
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Then there'll be blood spraying everywhere
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and the body will fall apart.
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-He's alive!
-He's revived!
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No! Deadline!
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How long have I slept?
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Several thousand years.
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I've definitely been scrapped!
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Here, paper for you.
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Now you can continue to draw your manga.
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Thank you!
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Do you know this guy?
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No, but he's a manga artist.
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I just revived him.
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Also, I promised Senku that
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I'd bring back all the entertainment
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and interesting things
in the world for you guys.
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The long-awaited civilization of science
is about to begin.
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The Kingdom of Science? Entertainment?
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Damn it. How did this happen?
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I was just away for a while.
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I'm jealous.
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Hey!
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After I fell,
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I lost all my memory.
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Let me help out too.
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Yo!
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This guy is no good.
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He could be the one who released Homura.
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What?
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A volunteer? Welcome.
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We need manpower now
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and we need to do the statue puzzle.
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Great timing then.
I can work to atone for my sin.
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Sin?
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You just confessed...
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Whatever puzzle this is,
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I'll deal with it.
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Seriously?
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Do we need to attach all of these?
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Every single fragment?
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Yes, every single fragment!
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I see.
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Go straight from there,
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across the lake, somewhere nearby...
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Then...
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Stop talking, Tsukasa.
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You need to rest.
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Before I die,
certain words have to be said.
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The winner has been decided.
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The Kingdom of Science won.
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Those statues that I destroyed
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became meaningless sacrifices.
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I'll deal with it.
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I'm better than anyone else
at heavy work like this.
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As long as I know
where the statues were destroyed,
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then I can retrieve the pieces.
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Tsukasa, are you saying that
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you still remember
which statues you destroyed?
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Of course I do.
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I'll never forget about them.
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I see. You won. Really?
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Is everyone okay?
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No one died?
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I'm so glad.
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Yes, everyone in the village is safe.
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No.
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Not a single person died!
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We promised a bloodless war
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so Senku won't let anyone die.
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What's next, Senku?
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Many modern people have been revived.
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At least one of them knows this, I hope.
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Add vinegar, chlorine,
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and sulfur, and you get chloroacetic acid.
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If you add in sodium hydroxide,
then you get sodium chloroacetate.
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Then using the sodium cyanide
produced from blood and iron,
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you get cyanoacetic acid.
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I don't think they know.
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Add in alcohol to make ethyl cyanoacetate.
Finally, a little formaldehyde.
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Voilà, tissue adhesive for wounds is done.
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Oh, can we use that to save Tsukasa?
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This can only close his wound
to buy him some time.
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I'm not a wizard.
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I can't fix the damaged internal organ.
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Being here with Hyoga
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is not bad.
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A bunch of brainless, naïve fools.
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Why wouldn't you execute
the one who killed your leader?
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Your system will collapse sooner or later.
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For all you know,
Tsukasa might still be alive.
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Impossible.
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Mortals cling their hope to miracles.
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Miracles?
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Senku doesn't rely on that.
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All he does is walk,
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step by step, on his path of science.
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He's the strongest and the most reliable
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man in the world.
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There's only one way to save you.
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Tsukasa, I will petrify you.
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Sorry!
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Mirai.
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They said I couldn't come here,
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but I'm worried about my brother,
so I decided to take a peek.
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Over here, Yuzuriha.
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I need you for some patchwork.
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We need someone crafty here.
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{\an8}By patchwork, you mean...
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Well, I suppose anesthesia
doesn't exist here.
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Are you trying to operate on him?
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Don't underestimate the Strongest Primate.
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You don't need anesthesia,
do you, Tsukasa?
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Of course not.
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Mirai!
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Mirai is only six years old...
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Don't worry, Mirai.
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Senku's science is very trustworthy.
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If he can't do it,
he'll say he can't do it.
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If he wants to save Tsukasa,
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then he definitely has a way
to achieve that goal.
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The road might be narrow,
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and it might take several years,
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even decades, but he'll find a way.
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It's my body.
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I know it well.
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The operation will just
buy some more time.
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I have sepsis.
I only have a few days left.
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Yes.
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Petrification is the only way to save you.
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Petrification can save Tsukasa?
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I can use the secondary healing effect
from de-petrification
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to heal his injury.
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I understand in theory.
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But do you know how to petrify something?
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Don't rush things.
Are you an impatient kiddo?
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I'm trying to figure out
how that works too.
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It's just that I don't know
how many years it'll take.
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But before I reach the conclusion,
you'll be ten billion percent dead.
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So before that happens,
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Tsukasa,
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I have to kill you.
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What?
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I will freeze him to death.
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A cryostasis.
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And while he's asleep,
I'll find out how to petrify someone.
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I will revive you at all cost.
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That's the only way.
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Please trust me and let me kill you.
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I trust you.
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In fact, I'd rather
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die in your hands.
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After all, I killed you once, Senku.
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Oh, right. That happened.
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My revenge then.
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Let me kill you slowly.
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All right!
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My cute Steam Gorilla
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will turn into something badass.
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I just need two pistons from the engine.
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I'll disassemble
the cell phone for now too.
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We need a lot of metal wires.
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Are they really Neanderthals?
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Don't say that.
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We look more like Neanderthals now.
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Impressive. What are you guys making?
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A fridge.
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-A...
-Fri...
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...idge?
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It's more like cold storage.
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Cold storage in the Stone World?
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Exactly. That's how
a modern person will react.
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I said the same thing too.
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Now I just smile.
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Let two pumps do their thing.
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Make sure the air passes through the wires
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to transfer the heat.
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Then freeze!
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I still don't know how it works. Oh, no!
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Can you make cold storage
with a simple structure like that?
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The modern cold storage
is more complicated.
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I know food will not perish when frozen.
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You're talking about food preservation,
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but I might find a ten billion percent
perfect way to preserve something.
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Petrification Ray.
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With just a drop of Revival Fluid,
you can have sashimi anytime, anywhere.
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With its healing property,
you don't have to worry about bacteria.
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The culprit of human extinction
becomes a convenient tool.
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Wow! This is new science!
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Petrification is awesome.
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We'll always have fish.
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If the Earth can't support
seven billion inhabitants,
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then the seven billion inhabitants
should figure out a way together.
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That's the way of science.
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With a freeze-dryer,
we'll have the perfect combination.
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Food crisis averted!
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Good, the fridge is done!
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{\an8}FRIDGE ACQUIRED!
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All right, let's back off.
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Why all of a sudden?
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When you have to kill your own friend,
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do you wish someone is there to watch?
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Both of them are our leaders.
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If someone's around,
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it'd be cumbersome for them
to say their last will.
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Cryostasis?
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I've heard of it
in the spaceship of science fiction.
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Spaceship...
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Soyuz could only support three passengers.
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Among those who are alive now,
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who would you pick
to have a space trip together?
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So...
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before I die,
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do you still want me to list out
capable individuals for you?
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What are you on about?
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It was just a simple question.
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Why ask such a meaningless question
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at this moment?
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So we can't talk about
something meaningless?
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I'll pick Taiju and...
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Senku,
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you don't have the stamina
to explore other planets.
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So I'll pick Chrome.
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I feel like I'm not needed
over there either.
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The girl with shells on her head,
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you won't pick her?
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She's a journalist.
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She holds vital information
to help me pick who to revive.
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I thought she was just your type.
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The Strongest Primate actually
likes someone like Marilyn Monroe.
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Appearance is not
the top criteria for revival.
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You're too serious.
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By the way, Tsukasa,
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the title of "Strongest Primate,"
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did you give that title to yourself?
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I never viewed myself that way.
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The strongest primate
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must be the muscular mountain gorilla.
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It certainly was strong.
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I fought one
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for a TV show once.
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You're a monster hunter.
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Didn't you fight against a lion?
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Grilled or cooked,
lion's meat tastes awful.
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When both of us and Taiju ate it,
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it's as if we just punished ourselves.
Our faces just squished together.
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Taiju swallowed the lion's meat
with a bunch of mushrooms. That saved us.
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How nostalgic.
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The couple of days spent with you...
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were...
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really fun.
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Senku...
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I think Taiju ate
a poisonous mushroom back then.
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I think it's called fly agaric.
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You'll hallucinate
if you eat too much of it.
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Also, Mario from Super Mario
will become bigger once he eats it.
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But his strength remains the same.
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You know why?
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Because after Mario ate the mushroom,
he thought he grew bigger.
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It's ten billion percent a hallucination.
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Right?
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Don't you think so...
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Right, Tsukasa?
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My brother tried so hard
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and spent so many years
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protecting me.
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Now it's my turn.
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I'll visit you every day.
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I won't let your body decay.
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All right, prepare for departure.
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Let's go.
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{\an8}Gather around.
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{\an8}We weren't this many
when Tsukasa was around.
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{\an8}Isn't this too many?
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{\an8}It's my first time seeing so many people.
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{\an8}All right, everyone. Here.
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{\an8}A mysterious light
showed up 3,700 years ago
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{\an8}and petrified all of us.
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{\an8}What was the light?
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{\an8}I was peeing by the roadside,
and I got petrified.
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{\an8}Weren't you a cop?
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{\an8}If that was an attack by someone,
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{\an8}humanity is done for
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{\an8}when they use it again.
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{\an8}So before that,
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{\an8}we will use science to stop the culprit
and obtain that mysterious light.
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{\an8}Byakuya left us with valuable information
several thousand years ago.
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{\an8}The origin of the petrification ray
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{\an8}is at the back of Earth.
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{\an8}The back of Earth?
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{\an8}How are we supposed to get there?
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{\an8}No problem.
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{\an8}The Neanderthal found their way
to traverse Eurasia.
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{\an8}That took them
several hundred thousand years though.
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{\an8}Also back then,
they have powerful leg muscles.
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{\an8}We'll just use our brains and hearts
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{\an8}to traverse from one end to the other end.
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{\an8}I don't think we can walk there.
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{\an8}Of course, we have to cross the sea.
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{\an8}That's right, from now onwards,
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we'll make a ship.
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Traveling the world
and solving all mysteries.
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The seafaring era
of Stone World is about to begin.
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-All right!
-That's badass!
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Suika will help too!
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I'll make the ship.
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Ishigami Village, a seafaring race.
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First time traveling overseas!
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That's not the point!
But it's kind of similar.
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Starting your adventure on a ship.
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It seems like everyone is fired up.
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Wow.
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They are serious about traversing Earth.
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When the Kingdom of Science
comes up with something,
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they are dead serious about it.
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It's been two and a half years ever since
we woke up in this world full of stones.
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The progress is too slow.
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Finally, marching forward!
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A long-term plan
with humanity's future at stake.
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Exactly. Now the fun part begins.
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We shall now unravel
the mystery of petrification.
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I will use the color of science
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to paint a fantasy story.
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Get excited.