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I thought I was at the point where none of
your cockamamie projects could shock me anymore, but...
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A full-blown moon landing
in the stone world? Seriously?
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But how can we get to the Moon
when we're all the way down here?!
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The same way the Kingdom of Science
usually does things.
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Painstakingly, one step at a time.
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There's nothing "usual" about this.
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Your plans always sound completely absurd,
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but this is on a whole other level.
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But now that we know
the enemy's base is on the Moon,
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did you really expect us to just lie down
and await our fates?
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That's never been our style.
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So in this new world, we desire to capture
even the very stars themselves!
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Hot damn...
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Science is so freakin' badass, man!
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Lucky for us, building rockets is Senku's specialty.
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So, what sorta stuff
do you need me to gather up, Senku?
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This time, we're gonna need to
travel the world to get everything we need.
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As of this moment, the new world's
moon-landing project is officially underway!
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Bam!
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That dreadful stone prison is being undone
before my very eyes...
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How incredible.
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I know, right?!
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Pretty cool, huh?
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Huh?
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You have no right
to be so smug about this, Ginro.
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Don't worry, you're okay now.
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And so is everyone else, too!
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This sorcery you call "science" is astonishing.
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I'm at a loss for words.
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I only wish we'd had such knowledge
when those dreadful devices rained down upon us.
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What happened to all those devices, anyway?
Are there any left lying around?
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My Lord made sure they were all destroyed.
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Save for the one the bandits stole, that is.
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It seems our Medusa is the last surviving Gorgon.
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And so long as we've got their statue,
we can save these people from its effects.
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So let's wake everyone up
and get this show on the road, folks!
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Hell yeah!
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Indeed.
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Let's do it!
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Everyone, huh?
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I'm sorry I couldn't bring you back, Dad.
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And now, I have to leave.
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We're waking up the warrior guys, too?!
You sure that's a good idea?
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There's no need to fear.
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They were simply tricked
into serving a false master, after all.
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Seems you've forgotten Ryusui-chan
desires all he sees, former enemies included.
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After twenty long years, it is good to see you
alive and in good health, Prince Soyuz.
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Pardon...
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Master Soyuz.
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I feel bad for Soyuz, though.
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His dad's right there,
but he still can't talk to him.
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All right, people, we've got one more
crucial mission to carry out before we set sail.
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Another mission?
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And what would that be?
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Any good kingdom needs friends, so ours
will forge an alliance with the people of this island.
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What're you talking about, Senku?
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Well, getting ourselves to the Moon is gonna be
a ridiculously difficult undertaking, right?
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But it'd be a little less ridiculous if we were
able to build some stuff on this island.
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We just gotta make the islanders
see our side of things,
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and then we can put 'em straight to work.
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Wh-What kind of work?
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I-I know that face. It's the one Senku makes
when he's got some super devious plan.
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I'm just being realistic here, and facts are facts.
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We're gonna need an absurd amount
of manpower to pull this off.
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I doubt it'll pan out
as smoothly as you anticipate.
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Ruling over people is hardly a simple task.
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Considering the islanders
were only just freed from Ibara,
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I doubt they'd be open
to us bossing them around.
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And even if they are, they won't all be
as driven as Kinro here.
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Brilliantly put.
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Which is why we'll have the islanders
decide for themselves if they want to ally with us.
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Giving them the right to choose
is the key to making this all work.
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Isn't that right, mentalist?
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Keep thinking like that and you might just be
a mentalist too one day, Senku-chan.
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L-Let me handle this!
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My father may be gone,
but I can keep his legacy alive.
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I'll unify our people once again.
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Fair enough.
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I'll leave this in your capable hands, then, Soyuz.
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Th-Thanks.
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But what is it?
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Hey, lemme see, too!
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What're we making this time?
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Hey, people!
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We need to build something really big, and quickly,
so we could really use some help!
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Please lend us a hand!
It'll benefit the entire island!
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Hell yeah!
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Hot damn!
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Just look at that thing go!
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Hang on, is Senku even here?
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Oh, ho?
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C'mon, Senku, what're you doing
holed up in here when there's celebrating to do?!
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Working on a project that really gets the old ticker pumping.
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What the hell, dude?!
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What is this stuff, anyway?
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It's called zeolite.
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A super potent drying agent.
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Guess that explains why you looked
like a dried-out sponge.
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Gunpowder, salt, and... iron?
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What're you making with all that, Senku?
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I'm doing some flame test reactions,
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a.k.a., your badass sorcery.
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Y'all ready to see some badass sorcery?!
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Check it out: Rainbow Bridge!
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Okay, that makes sense...
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But what are you gonna be using it for?
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Let's just say it's for persuading
any islanders who aren't convinced yet.
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Wait, what?!
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Like, I get the general idea,
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Hmm...
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but that's completely insane!
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So that's his plan, huh?
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I mean, can you actually even do that?!
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In which case, I suppose I could
hype it for them a bit.
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Apologies for startling you.
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I shall begin preparations for our guests right away.
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But I didn't even say what I had in mind!
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Sometimes it almost feels like
Francois is some sort of mind reader...
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Is something exciting happening?
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No time like the present! Let's get this test rolling!
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All right, we should be good.
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Go ahead and say something.
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T-Testing.
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Testing.
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We're, um...
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reporting from out on the water.
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Yeah, we did it!
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W-We hear you loud and clear, Kirisame.
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Is my voice coming through?
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Um, yes, I can hear you just fine, Master Soyuz-sama.
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It's as if you were right next to me.
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Whoa!
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This is science?!
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It's incredible!
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Science is crazy, man!
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Come and get some sweet, fluffy goodness!
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Here you are! Firm noodles, rich broth,
and extra green onions, as ordered.
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Blue-spotted wrasse poêlé with water celery
and cauliflower fungus sautee.
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Bon appétit.
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Well, it definitely smells good.
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And tastes even bwetter!
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Whoa! I can see totally clearly now!
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Really?
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What the hell?
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Oh, there you are!
Everyone's here and ready for the show!
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Dammit, Gen... You were
eavesdropping again, weren't you?
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Do you have a moment, Senku?
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I-I'm staying.
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I'm going to help the islanders start anew.
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I want to see them progress,
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just like the Kingdom of Science.
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Then stay.
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If that's what you really want, that is.
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It is. Thank you, Senku.
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What are you thanking me for, dumbass?
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Our goal is to revive all of humanity,
and I'm sure you'll help us achieve that by staying.
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Yeah. You bet I will.
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So you all can set sail,
and leave things here to me.
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I know how to make the revival fluid,
so don't worry about that.
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You only saw it once
and you already know how?
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Your memory truly is astounding.
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I know it'll take some time, but I promise
to revive everyone who was petrified.
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It's my duty, as the island's master.
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You'll also have us to help you out.
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With your permission, of course, Master Soyuz.
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Senku's group will have their hands full
fighting this Why-Man, right?
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That's right.
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Which is why I'd like you to join them, Kirisame.
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They're about to embark on a quest for resources
that will take them all around the world,
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so I'm certain they could
use all the warriors they can get.
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Understood, Master.
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I vow to prove myself useful.
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Wow, good point, Soyuz!
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That means you should tag along too,
right, Matsukaze-kun?!
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After all, your lord's reincarnation could really use a meat shield—
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Uh, I mean, a loyal attendant
and personal bodyguard!
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Yes, sir! I shall prove my worth, as well.
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Soyuz and Ginro basically said the same thing, but...
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Only one was thinking of the greater good.
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Really shows a difference in character.
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Matsukaze's impressive skills are certainly tempting!
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There's nothing wrong with desiring them!
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Ginro's greed isn't as honest
and wholesome as yours, Ryusui-chan.
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Not to mention, I think
he's becoming even more deluded.
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What's happening?
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Who turned off the lights?
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Can you hear me, people?
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We're about to show you something insane!
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So insane it'll leave all of Treasure Island
speechless and wanting more!
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Rainbow Bridge: Max Level!
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Aye-aye!
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Here we go!
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Whoa!
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I thought I'd never see fireworks again.
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They're called fireworks.
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In our era, they were a symbol of hope,
and sometimes even prayer.
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We used them to ward off evil spirits
and to soothe the lost souls of our loved ones.
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I think that's why Senku-chan chose
to reintroduce them here. For you, Soyuz-chan.
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Look! Here comes a big one!
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See, what did I tell ya?!
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Not only was it big,
it was a giant smiley face!
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Yeah, looked to be about 130 meters in diameter.
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A category-4 firework, then.
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Sodium oxalate made the yellow,
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and they probably used
strontium nitrate for the red.
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C'mon, is that really how a preschooler
should be reacting to fireworks?
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And what about you, Byakuya?
Is that how an adult should be reacting?
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You're ten billion percent more excited than I am.
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Well, y'know, I've always had
a special appreciation for fireworks.
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They're visually stunning, of course, but their makers
put so much care into crafting that one, perfect moment.
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And once it arrives, their creations
dazzle everyone from above.
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The science of gunpowder lives on in people's hearts
as a symbol of hope for the future.
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If that isn't true beauty, I don't know what is.
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What brings you out here?
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Just an early morning stroll.
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Same goes for you, right?
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Thousands of years ago,
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Byakuya and his astronaut pals
flew down to the new, empty world
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and started over again right here,
at this very spot.
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It's all faded away, of course.
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Nothing's left of them now,
save for a few shards of stone.
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You couldn't be more wrong!
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Everyone who lives is doomed
to someday die—to return to dust.
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But our hopes and dreams get passed down and refined, linking us to those who come after.
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Humanity even gave a name
to that process: science.
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You taught me, so you should know.
Right, Senku?
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Yeah, you're absolutely right.
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Now it's our turn to become astronauts
and fly farther than they ever did,
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all the way to the Moon.
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You say there's nothing left of your father
and his friends, but that's not true.
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They left an entire world for us to inherit.
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This island truly was a treasure for us.
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Buh-bye!
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Don't forget, this isn't goodbye forever.
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We've got the power of radio,
so save your tears.
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No matter how ridiculously far apart we might be,
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those waves of science keep us connected.
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After all, that's how the Kingdom of Science—
and its allies—roll.
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'Til next time, Senku.
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Well, then...
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Now that we've secured the platinum
from Treasure Island,
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we can make revival fluid by the boatload.
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Our next step is to travel around,
gathering allies and resources alike.
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Impress me, Kingdom of Science!
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I desire a big, beautiful luxury rocket!
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Build me a ship that can sail to the stars!
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I've built many a vessel in my days,
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but I've got trouble even picturing this one!
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Is it gonna be a real whopper? Or a small fry?
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Something like the hot-air balloon, maybe?
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Well, in terms of size, yes.
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The Soyuz capsule that Byakuya
and his crew rode in only seated three.
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So only a few of us will be going, huh?
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But the question is who.
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Goes without saying we'll need a pilot...
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That's me!
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...and there's no point
making the trip without a scientist.
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Whoever's most apt come launch day
will receive that honor.
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Which'll be Senku.
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It'll obviously be Senku.
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Senku, right?
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How very you, Senku. Not declaring yourself
the prime choice, for... whatever reason.
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We'll also need a fighter—
someone prepared to leap into action.
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Combat on the Moon
is a terrifying prospect to begin with,
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but Why-Man is still a massive enigma, so...
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Sounds like that seat belongs to
the strongest person around!
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Makes it super simple, then.
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Why don't we just hold
another grand bout to decide?
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I enjoy a good tourney as much as
the next guy, but nah, there's no need.
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We already know who the strongest guy around is.
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They're back!
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Welcome home!
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Check it out, Ruri-chan!
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I don't mean to brag, but my crew and I
have returned bearing both treasures and tales!
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Wanna explain why a pipsqueak like Ginro
is suddenly acting like he's the boss?
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I assume it's because, by sheer dumb luck,
he ended up with Matsukaze as his right-hand man.
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Delusions of grandeur and all that...
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Huh?
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The cracks on their faces are all gone!
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Right?
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Yes, which could only mean...
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You guessed it!
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We got the petrification device
and an unlimited supply of revival fluid!
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By petrifying and reviving ourselves,
we can heal even the craziest of wounds now!
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Together, they're the Dr. Stone set!
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Science truly is terrific.
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00:21:43,450 --> 00:21:48,040
It created the horrible power
that turned everyone to stone all that time ago,
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but now, we can harness
that very same power for good!
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00:21:54,790 --> 00:21:56,290
So, does that mean...
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that we can... finally...
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Yeah.
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00:22:03,800 --> 00:22:06,850
Let's get him out of that cryo-sleep ASAP.
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Because we're gonna need
the strongest primate high schooler,
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Shishio Tsukasa!
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