Dr. Stone: Science Future Part 3 Episode 12: Whyman
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Dr. Stone: Science Future Part 3 Episode 12: Whyman

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

7.4

40 Fans

5star
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3star
2star
1star
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warwolf's avatar
warwolf
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What just happened? I didn't think of this. 😲

At the same time, it's funny. 😂

Overall — mind blown! 🤯✨ 10/10 ⭐️

patpat's avatar
patpat
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Woahh finally this series will reach it ends now TT. I can't really believe that why man is just bunch of medusa. But this was really huge hype

andrealuciagomezdelgado's avatar
andrealuciagomezdelgado
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I love the animation in this episode and the world building, as well as the unexpected twists that give it such an interesting edge and an engaging plot where the characters' reactions feel genuinely authentic.

dashni0702's avatar
dashni0702
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Omg!! we finally made it to the moon and reveal literally left me screaming! Watching Senku, Kohaku and Stanley gave me actual chills. The truth is insane!

fuexx's avatar
fuexx
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Un episodio en el que al fin se revela la verdadera identidad de Why-man y su motivaciones, además de dejarnos con la duda y la reflexión acerca de su naturaleza. Un giro argumental que calza con las pistas que se habían dejado, aunque se siente algo acelerado al dejarlo como algo de un dialogo. Me gusta que hayan integrado un componente que se escapa al avance del mundo real.

reirei's avatar
reirei
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This was such a good episode. The plot progression is really escalating, and I'm loving every bit of it! Thank goodness I haven't gotten spoiled much since I'm not a manga reader. So this episode still had a lot of shock value for me.

katana's avatar
katana
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I don't know what's going on anymore! Lmfao. I loved this episode. The twist kinda left me dumbfounded, but after a few minutes, yeah, I guess it made sense. So excited for the last episode!

sandaime's avatar
sandaime
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The twists and revelations in this episode were hard to digest. I don't know if I was overwhelmed or actually underwhelmed, lol. I still liked this episode and the anime itself. I can't believe we're almost at the end. T^T

bobro's avatar
bobro
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With Dr. Stone coming to an end, I was just hoping that the final enemy wouldn’t be something out of the science realm. Why-man, Medusa, and all the petrifying devices being mechanical beings behind 3700-year plan was a huge surprise that made perfect sense. I thought it was an AI all along, but this also satisfied me just as much.


daxyhn13's avatar
daxyhn13
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Episode yang sangat penting karena sebagian besar adalah information drop tentang kebenaran dari semua misteri di anime ini. Karena mengungkap kebenaran dari segalanya maka butuh satu episode penuh. Biarpun begitu ini adalah episode yang bagus.

konami's avatar
konami
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This ep was quite decent, and the plot twist was not what I had in mind. At the start, the tone was pretty intense as Senku, Kohaku, and Stanlee faced something sinister. Felt nostalgic and emotional as some flashbacks were highly pivotal to the entire anime series as it was played, but they almost occupied the entire ep. The pacing was slower as it was narrative-driven.

bpartiush's avatar
bpartiush

Whyman” delivers one of the series’ biggest revelations, blending mystery, science, and emotion in a gripping episode. The long-awaited answers feel impactful, while Senku’s determination keeps the story inspiring and exciting.

romani_274's avatar
romani_274
I can't believe why man is just a bunch of floating medusa machines and they really thought they were doing us a favor with that petrification beam because their robot brains do not get how humans work
goshinki_251's avatar
goshinki_251
Seeing that white american flag on the moon felt so heavy and it shows just how much time passed while everyone was stuck in stone before senku finally woke up and started the kingdom of science
kakashi_kage_98's avatar
kakashi_kage_98
The way those machines keep asking why is so creepy because they really do not get why we want to be free instead of being statues
yokai_yuki_27's avatar
yokai_yuki_27
I can't believe Why-man is just the Medusas themselves and they actually thought they were doing us a favor with the petrification stuff
red_317's avatar
red_317
It finally clicked for me that the name Why-man came from them literally asking why we were not waking up to fix them and that is such a cool detail
haschwalth_halo's avatar
haschwalth_halo
Senku pulling out a diamond to negotiate with a literal cloud of sentient machines is the most senku thing ever and he looked so cool staring them down
mitsuri_mochi_132's avatar
mitsuri_mochi_132
It is wild that Why-man is just a swarm of those medusa devices acting like a hive mind, and they basically tried to farm us for batteries. I was really expecting a person or an alien, but this mechanical parasite stuff explains why they were so obsessed with the radio signals and why they thought petrification was a reward for us
kumaru_yukihara's avatar
kumaru_yukihara
Watching Suika all alone again in that flashback while Senku talked about the petrification being a time machine made me feel so bad for her all over again

EPISODE CONTEXT

Sitting at episode 12 of 13, this is the final escalation point before the season finale. Whatever conflicts and scientific challenges have built across Part 3 converge here, with loose threads being pulled tight and the stage being set for a definitive resolution next episode. This is the episode where momentum peaks — expect setups to pay off and the finale's central question to crystallize.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Sitting at episode 12 of 13, this is the final escalation point before the season finale. Whatever conflicts and scientific challenges have built across Part 3 converge here, with loose threads being pulled tight and the stage being set for a definitive resolution next episode. This is the episode where momentum peaks — expect setups to pay off and the finale's central question to crystallize.

QUICK TAKES

warwolf's avatar
warwolf
VerifiedVerified

What just happened? I didn't think of this. 😲

At the same time, it's funny. 😂

Overall — mind blown! 🤯✨ 10/10 ⭐️

patpat's avatar
patpat
VerifiedVerified

Woahh finally this series will reach it ends now TT. I can't really believe that why man is just bunch of medusa. But this was really huge hype

andrealuciagomezdelgado's avatar
andrealuciagomezdelgado
VerifiedVerified

I love the animation in this episode and the world building, as well as the unexpected twists that give it such an interesting edge and an engaging plot where the characters' reactions feel genuinely authentic.

dashni0702's avatar
dashni0702
VerifiedVerified

Omg!! we finally made it to the moon and reveal literally left me screaming! Watching Senku, Kohaku and Stanley gave me actual chills. The truth is insane!

fuexx's avatar
fuexx
VerifiedVerified

Un episodio en el que al fin se revela la verdadera identidad de Why-man y su motivaciones, además de dejarnos con la duda y la reflexión acerca de su naturaleza. Un giro argumental que calza con las pistas que se habían dejado, aunque se siente algo acelerado al dejarlo como algo de un dialogo. Me gusta que hayan integrado un componente que se escapa al avance del mundo real.

reirei's avatar
reirei
VerifiedVerified

This was such a good episode. The plot progression is really escalating, and I'm loving every bit of it! Thank goodness I haven't gotten spoiled much since I'm not a manga reader. So this episode still had a lot of shock value for me.

katana's avatar
katana
VerifiedVerified

I don't know what's going on anymore! Lmfao. I loved this episode. The twist kinda left me dumbfounded, but after a few minutes, yeah, I guess it made sense. So excited for the last episode!

sandaime's avatar
sandaime
VerifiedVerified

The twists and revelations in this episode were hard to digest. I don't know if I was overwhelmed or actually underwhelmed, lol. I still liked this episode and the anime itself. I can't believe we're almost at the end. T^T

bobro's avatar
bobro
VerifiedVerified

With Dr. Stone coming to an end, I was just hoping that the final enemy wouldn’t be something out of the science realm. Why-man, Medusa, and all the petrifying devices being mechanical beings behind 3700-year plan was a huge surprise that made perfect sense. I thought it was an AI all along, but this also satisfied me just as much.


daxyhn13's avatar
daxyhn13
VerifiedVerified

Episode yang sangat penting karena sebagian besar adalah information drop tentang kebenaran dari semua misteri di anime ini. Karena mengungkap kebenaran dari segalanya maka butuh satu episode penuh. Biarpun begitu ini adalah episode yang bagus.

konami's avatar
konami
VerifiedVerified

This ep was quite decent, and the plot twist was not what I had in mind. At the start, the tone was pretty intense as Senku, Kohaku, and Stanlee faced something sinister. Felt nostalgic and emotional as some flashbacks were highly pivotal to the entire anime series as it was played, but they almost occupied the entire ep. The pacing was slower as it was narrative-driven.

bpartiush's avatar
bpartiush

Whyman” delivers one of the series’ biggest revelations, blending mystery, science, and emotion in a gripping episode. The long-awaited answers feel impactful, while Senku’s determination keeps the story inspiring and exciting.

romani_274's avatar
romani_274
I can't believe why man is just a bunch of floating medusa machines and they really thought they were doing us a favor with that petrification beam because their robot brains do not get how humans work
goshinki_251's avatar
goshinki_251
Seeing that white american flag on the moon felt so heavy and it shows just how much time passed while everyone was stuck in stone before senku finally woke up and started the kingdom of science
kakashi_kage_98's avatar
kakashi_kage_98
The way those machines keep asking why is so creepy because they really do not get why we want to be free instead of being statues
yokai_yuki_27's avatar
yokai_yuki_27
I can't believe Why-man is just the Medusas themselves and they actually thought they were doing us a favor with the petrification stuff
red_317's avatar
red_317
It finally clicked for me that the name Why-man came from them literally asking why we were not waking up to fix them and that is such a cool detail
haschwalth_halo's avatar
haschwalth_halo
Senku pulling out a diamond to negotiate with a literal cloud of sentient machines is the most senku thing ever and he looked so cool staring them down
mitsuri_mochi_132's avatar
mitsuri_mochi_132
It is wild that Why-man is just a swarm of those medusa devices acting like a hive mind, and they basically tried to farm us for batteries. I was really expecting a person or an alien, but this mechanical parasite stuff explains why they were so obsessed with the radio signals and why they thought petrification was a reward for us
kumaru_yukihara's avatar
kumaru_yukihara
Watching Suika all alone again in that flashback while Senku talked about the petrification being a time machine made me feel so bad for her all over again

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©米スタジオ・Boichi/集英社・Dr.STONE製作委員会

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All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com