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