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Perhaps, on the other side of the ocean,
there's another group of survivors like us.
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Could just be a distress signal, right?
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Some ship out at sea
that happened to pick up our signal.
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Sure, but then they'd be sending "SOS" or "Hello".
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In that situation, we'd be the ones asking "Why?".
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Well, there's no point
sitting around worrying about it.
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All we can do is leave Senku and the others
to do their thing while we do ours.
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Now let's get to work, guys!
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I couldn't agree more, Taiju-sama.
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Indeed.
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It's never good to have
too many cooks in the kitchen.
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We should leave the strategizing
to those in the war room.
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They're the ones
who heard it firsthand, after all.
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Plus, they're the five sharpest minds in the Kingdom.
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Our wise commanders.
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Well, except for Chrome, I guess.
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He's got the smarts, but he's way too hot-headed.
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I am not!
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This is exactly what I mean.
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Should we be worried?
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Let's make sure we're all on the same page
about everything that's happened.
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One day, without warning, a beam of light
washed over the planet
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and turned all of humanity into stone.
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Of course, humanity has never
possessed technology with such powers.
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3,700 years passed, and eventually
Senku was able to revive himself.
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And now, we're all here in the present day.
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And we suspect this Why-Man
is behind the whole thing, right?
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Are we calling him "Why-Man" now?
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There's no way this guy just survived
for 3,700 years, though.
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That is, unless...
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he petrified himself alongside the rest of humanity.
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Wait, hang on just a sec!
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Look, I know I lost my temper earlier,
but hear me out.
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Why are we just assuming this Why-Man
is the one pulling the strings?
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What if he's actually on our side?
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Sure, he very well could be.
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But we'd only be wasting time
considering that possibility.
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We've just gotta assume the worst.
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And maybe, if we get lucky,
we'll have overprepared.
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At the very least,
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he certainly doesn't seem very friendly.
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I mean...
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Are you the mastermind?
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He completely ignored Senku-chan's provocation.
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And afterwards, he stopped sending "Why?" entirely,
and has been radio silent ever since.
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So we've got a mysterious, invisible entity
who could be anywhere and attack us at any time.
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We're really in a pinch here.
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Bingo!
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You gave me an idea that'll make this easy.
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We're gonna make this invisible entity visible...
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using the eyes of science.
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An erlenmeyer flask?
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We're gonna see the enemy through this?
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Nah, there's no way.
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Yep, pretty much.
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I was right?!
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I've got a job for you, power team.
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Remember this sphalerite ore that we collected
from Chrome's cave of treasures?
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Now that you mention it,
I do remember gathering that stuff.
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Basically, I just need you to crush—
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Like a freakin' jackhammer!
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...it up a bit.
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Dissolve it in water, throw it in the flask,
and wait for it to stick to the glass.
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Now you've got fluorescent paint!
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I can take it from here.
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We're basically just turning the flask
into a big vacuum tube, right?
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Couldn't be easier!
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I have absolutely no idea what this is supposed to be.
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Maybe it'll make more sense once we turn it on!
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Boop.
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It's the same concept as a vacuum tube.
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We heat up a cathode, causing it to eject electrons.
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Then, we use electrodes to accelerate them.
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Electron beam!
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They slam into the fluorescent paint
at the bottom of the flask, and a dot lights up.
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Now we have ourselves a display.
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I was already prepping everything to make it
since we need one for our GPS.
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Easy peasy, right?
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This is a display?
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It just looks like a dot to me.
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Ya think Senku's finally snapped?
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Maybe all this mad science
is finally getting to him.
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I know it just looks like a dot right now.
But by nudging it around, we'll get our display.
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We have it scan at a precise rate,
from left to right, then top to bottom.
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Do that across the entire screen, and you've got your image.
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That's how the good ol' CRT TV did it.
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But how do we make the beam
move at such a precise speed?
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For that, we need to draw out
the power of a magic stone: the crystal.
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Now he's saying we're gonna use
a crystal ball to find the enemy?
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My dude has definitely snapped.
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Nah, you haven't lost me quite yet.
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Crystals really do have magical powers.
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Huh? This is still science we're talking about, right?
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Oh yeah, it's ten billion percent science.
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Shoot some voltage through this crystal plate,
and it begins to vibrate.
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At an insanely precise frequency, to boot.
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Like pure magic, those vibrations give us
a beautifully precise sine wave of electrical current.
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Apply that current to a pair of metal plates,
ram our electron beam through...
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Curve!
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...and now it forms a perfect curve.
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The dot spread apart!
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It's making a perfectly straight line!
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I'm not really sure how it works,
but I guess we've got a crystal TV, right?
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If there's one thing I am sure about,
it's that crystals are badass!
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To think a single stone could hold such power.
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Mother Nature truly is magical.
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Yeah.
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And we'll continue to gratefully
make use of Her magic.
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That's what science is all about.
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We've got the horizontal curve,
so now we just need the vertical one.
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For that, we connect our radio antenna
to the top-bottom pair of plates.
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Ah, now I get it...
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I see what you made!
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I'm a sonar operator, darn it!
I should've figured this out way sooner!
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Making the invisible visible...
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using the eyes of science.
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A radar!
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By changing the input from
our radio antenna to a microphone,
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we get an underwater sonar.
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This should be right up your alley, Ukyo.
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GPS, radar, sonar...
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This really is shaping up to be a vessel of science.
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It's like I always say.
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Humanity's strongest weapon is information.
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We'll flush you out, Why-Man.
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It doesn't matter whether you're on land,
up in the sky, or under the water.
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There's only one possible reason
your first question to us would be "Why?", after all.
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You must have something to do
with the petrification.
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So this squiggly line shows us
what's under the surface of the water, right?
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And this last part is the seafloor?
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So then, what does this zig-zag in the middle mean?
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Senku, Ukyo!
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There's something in the water!
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A whole lot of something!
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Nice spot, Chrome!
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This was half the reason I wanted sonar to begin with.
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We're going on a stupid-long voyage
to the other side of the planet.
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Naturally, we're gonna need to pick up
some fresh food along the way.
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We can use it to find fish!
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Talk about a big haul!
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Now that we have
radar and sonar guiding our way,
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we can travel to the other side of the planet
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and track down the mysterious Why-Man!
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Yeah, if you think about it,
we should really be thanking Why-Man.
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Before he came along,
we had no idea what we were even looking for.
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Now that he's gone and painted a target on his back,
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we're one step closer to
solving the mystery of the petrification.
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You sure are enjoying this, aren't you?
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Even when the enemy
could be lurking around any corner, huh?
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If Why-Man meant for
that creepy message to be a threat,
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it's almost funny how hard it backfired.
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It was never going to work on Senku.
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Yeah, you're right.
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That's just the kind of person he is.
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I've never seen so many fish in one place!
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Between my bread and the fish we find using radar,
we shall not lack food on our voyage.
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Using this small device, we can see
through the ocean and spot fish.
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Radar and sonar truly are incredible.
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Got that right.
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Whether it be the murky ocean or the cloudy skies,
this will let us see through anything.
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See through...
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...anything?
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We can see through anything?
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Now, just theoretically of course, but does that include clothes?
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For instance, a girls'...
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Uh, actually, I misspoke.
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I'm really just interested in the science.
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Could you be any more sleazy?
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You really are the worst, dude.
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X-rays can kinda do that, I guess.
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You'd see through more
than just their clothes, though.
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Radar can see through anything, huh?
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Give me a break, guys!
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Chrome's thinking the exact same thing!
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No way!
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When Chrome's got that look,
it's because he's thinking up some new project.
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Don't ask me what, though.
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Any feedback on the radar? You're the expert here.
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My biggest concern is the power draw.
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Batteries alone aren't going to cut it.
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We've got that covered.
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We're gonna pack the ship
with a bunch of huge-ass engines
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that can generate all the power we need.
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Another nigh-impossible task?
Don't threaten me with a good time!
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Once the engines are taken care of,
we'll be ready to set sail, right?
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Yeah.
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There's just one tiny problem.
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We're talking about producing
industrial-scale steel machines here.
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These aren't just some rinky-dink creations
you whip up in a lab.
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We're venturing into the realm of true manufacturing.
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Meaning we're gonna need
a comical amount of steel and oil.
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We're running out of iron sand.
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There's only so much we can scoop out of the river.
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Radar can see through anything, huh?
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The sky, the sea...
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Well, why not the land too?
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We could find iron deposits
or whatever other resources we need.
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00:13:12,770 --> 00:13:15,570
Which thing releases those
electro-whatchamachallit waves, again?
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00:13:15,570 --> 00:13:17,070
It's this windy coil, right?
200
00:13:17,690 --> 00:13:19,860
Just gotta hook it up to the radar screen.
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Well, here goes nothing.
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Let's test it by putting it up to the metal.
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Where'd Chrome run off to?
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He darted off at top speed looking real happy.
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He was like, "Oh, crap! This could work!"
or something like that...
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This place takes me back.
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00:13:53,980 --> 00:13:56,860
And so the god of lightning descends.
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It's the barren mountain where we
harnessed lightning with Senku and Kohaku!
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00:14:03,410 --> 00:14:05,950
I rigged the radar to react to this iron.
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00:14:06,240 --> 00:14:09,450
And this is where I found it!
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00:14:09,990 --> 00:14:13,790
Check out this crazy rock
I happened to find on some barren mountain!
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I'm sure of it.
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00:14:16,710 --> 00:14:19,920
It was a long time ago,
but this is definitely the spot.
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00:14:20,260 --> 00:14:21,920
There's gotta be more around here!
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00:14:39,230 --> 00:14:40,280
It moved.
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It moved a tiny bit, didn't it?!
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00:14:42,780 --> 00:14:44,990
It definitely did!
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All right, let's do this!
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Underground Radar: Bamboo Edition!
220
00:14:56,580 --> 00:15:00,550
Man, this is tricky, but it's so damn fun!
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00:15:00,550 --> 00:15:03,340
It feels like I'm finally on a real treasure hunt!
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Let's go!
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Senku!
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00:15:25,150 --> 00:15:27,530
You've made yourself a bonafide metal detector.
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00:15:27,530 --> 00:15:31,450
Though, since it's electromagnetic,
I guess it's really an underground radar.
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The coil's magnetized.
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So when you put it near a magnetic ore,
it spits out a crap-ton of induced current.
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00:15:37,830 --> 00:15:42,460
The resource king has done it once again,
using the power of science and his own two feet.
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He's found a full-fledged iron deposit!
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Look at him, being all smug.
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00:16:06,990 --> 00:16:10,450
Don't give him too much praise,
or it'll go straight to his head.
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You can relax.
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00:16:12,620 --> 00:16:14,660
I'm not gonna let it go to my head.
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It's just, like, I had this idea in my head, right?
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00:16:18,210 --> 00:16:22,170
So I ran an experiment,
and then the science was dead-on!
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Man, it just feels so cool!
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Yeah, I know the feeling.
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00:16:28,970 --> 00:16:31,430
It's a rare one, though, so don't take it for granted.
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This really is quite the haul.
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00:16:35,640 --> 00:16:39,520
Like I said, we're entering the Industrial Age.
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00:16:39,520 --> 00:16:42,730
We're gonna need way more resources
than we did before.
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00:16:43,940 --> 00:16:46,070
Goddamn!
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00:16:46,070 --> 00:16:48,860
This is completely impossible, man!
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00:16:49,610 --> 00:16:51,740
Oh, right.
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00:16:51,740 --> 00:16:54,990
I hadn't even considered
how we're gonna get all this stuff back.
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It's all crazy heavy.
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You're not wrong.
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It's hard enough getting it out of the cave,
and that's only the beginning.
249
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We have to navigate around mountains
and cross the ocean, too.
250
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Now that the Kingdom has a hundred people,
we've got the manpower to sort this out.
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But it's gonna take all our strength to pull it off.
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Senku!
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Is something like this what you had in mind?
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Yeah.
255
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They're perfect. Ten billion points to you.
256
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Kaseki, I'm trusting you to handle things here.
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We'll take care of this, Chrome.
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The crafts team's gonna make quick work of this cave!
259
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Huh?
260
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All right, let's get things rolling
on the work outside, too.
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Senku, what are you talking about?
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What is the Kingdom doing, exactly?
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We're making a crazy-fancy distribution network.
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E-Er...
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O-O-O-Once they get things
set u-up over at the cave,
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I'm s-s-s-sure we can handle
the land leg of the d-d-d-delivery route, no sweat.
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The road is just a tad rough, though.
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Pain.
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Wh-When did we start paving roads?!
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We're going from stone world
to concrete jungle pretty quickly, huh?
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What can I say? Once you have oil,
the world changes in the blink of an eye.
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That said, concrete is 90% gravel, anyway.
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For real?!
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I guess, since it's all goopy and mud-like,
I just assumed it was mostly oil.
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Same, man.
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That would be such a waste of oil, ya lovable oaf.
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It's a mix of oil byproduct and gravel, right?
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Talk about bang for your buck.
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The byproduct of refining oil
you mentioned earlier...
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That's called asphalt.
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Mix it with gravel,
spread it out on the ground, and then...
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Go...
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...rilla!
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You just gotta beat the living hell out of it!
285
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Gorilla! Gori-Gori-Gori!
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The road is literally growing before our eyes.
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Is this the power of science?
Or just the power of primal strength?
288
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Who needs a road roller
when you've got the power team, right?
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Making a huge network of roads would be way too much work.
290
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We're just gonna pave over
the shortest route to the river.
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Works perfectly for us, and is much appreciated!
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Now that you've managed to
bring the shipment down to the river...
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We, the people of the water,
will take things from here!
294
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You hardly even rowed on the way over here,
you piece of crap!
295
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Transporting stuff by water...
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is a lot more efficient than by land.
297
00:20:08,060 --> 00:20:09,770
You can say that again!
298
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Japan's narrow shape has always
given it an advantage when it comes to logistics.
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Speaking of which...
300
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The Nanami Conglomerate, king of logistics,
started out by shipping cargo during the Edo Period!
301
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And that's how your ancestors
became filthy rich, huh?
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Damn straight!
303
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There's just one thing left.
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We've gotta figure out how to carry
that painfully heavy iron up this horribly bumpy hill.
305
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Now that our society has entered the Industrial Age,
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our ambitions have grown beyond
what Senku can do alone.
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If he is to be an effective leader,
he must learn how to command our people.
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In other words, the art of empire-building.
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From a young age, I was trained in this art
by the Nanami Conglomerate.
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I was told one must repress their emotions
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and renounce all material desire.
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But do you really think I bought into that load of crap?
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None of that matters at all!
314
00:21:16,670 --> 00:21:20,170
What people really want
is a leader who knows how to have fun!
315
00:21:20,550 --> 00:21:22,720
Somebody who relishes in the world around them...
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That's the kind of leader
who can win hearts and minds!
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In that case, our Kingdom of Science...
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has absolutely nothing to worry about.
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When you're mining and crafting,
there's only one proper way to get around...
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Minecarts!
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Holy shit, this is so fun!
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I don't give a damn if you're the mastermind
behind the petrification.
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That ain't gonna stop us, Why-Man!
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We'll collect an insane amount of resources
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and chase you to the ends of the earth!
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Our badass distribution network
is finally ready for primetime!