Dr. Stone: Science Future Part 3 Episode 6: Stone to Space

Manga chapter 212-214

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

9.6

30 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

← Prev: EP 5 Next: EP 7 →

Dr. Stone: Science Future Part 3 Episode 6: Stone to Space

Manga chapter 212-214

Canon/HIGH

← Prev: EP 5 Next: EP 7 →

OSHIMETER

9.6

30 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

They are working tirelessly on the moon mission, with Chrome learning secret lessons. 🌕🚀
The episode shows their emotional connection with the rice. 🍚💖
The best moment is when Suika's pets save their friends after they turned into stone. 🐾🛡️

Overall — fun to watch, wholesome, 9/10! ⭐😊

IT"S RICE!! anw Indonesia hahaha, Finally they can eat rice now as their main food Hahaha.

RICE! Truly the most superior food of all. Things are starting to come together even more in this episode and its really exciting to see after several seasons of following this series. It makes you appreciate all the time we get to see Senku do his thing and convince everyone else with his own skills.

Un episodio que se sintió que iba demasiado apresurado, pero igualmente se sintió nostálgico y que se viene desarrollo de personajes.

Everything they've built finally come together is a massive payoff. The sheer scale of the final preparations and the emotional weight of everyone seeing the launch site is shown great. Peak episode.

keren senku sampe indonesia

The shock emotional of this scene was too much for me. Chalk and Sagara delivered the emotional moment really well and it totally destroyed that subtle revelation. Bruh, Chrome is still being the oblivious anime protagonist, and it's honestly making the whole episode hilarious.

The episode was wholesome. The emotional scenes were mixed with funny acts. Seeing Suika and Chrome being attentive and dedicated to their own mission was promising and hopeful. The highlight was what Suika had left. That was quite unfortunate and tragic, but the poor creatures were something else! Nostalgia vibes hit hard on where they arrived.

andrealuciagomezdelgado

Awesome! This was an episode full of intense emotions, which makes the plot so much more engaging. The pacing was great, and as always, my favorite team of scientists never disappoints. Plus, the comedic expressions are just hilarious!

This episode was so emotional and heartwarming 🥹✨ The way Senku and everyone kept pushing toward the space dream had me SO hyped 🚀. The teamwork moments were amazing 🤝🔥. Chrome and Suika secretly apprenticing under Sai was lovely to watch 💙📚

In this episode, Senku and the others finally return home and reunite with some familiar faces. It’s a good episode, and with the preparations almost complete, I’m curious to see how the next one will go. My only complaint is why do the boar and the dog still look like cubs?

I love this episode! A little bit lighter and not on the thrilling/exciting side, but more on heartwarming and soft moments from the characters. Though, that ending part really builds some anticipation.

I love the way Chrome and Suika were so eager to learn math, cause man, that ain't gonna be me, lol. This episode leaned more into being heartwarming and emotional, focusing on their journey and some wholesome moments. >.<

This episode was great—story progression was still fluid and delivered well. The engaging narrative and emotions here were just so on point. This one definitely hit a little hard, but in a heartwarming and wholesome way.

Really nice, the scientific team recover of the most important crops of the World and the most iconic meal of Japan in this chapter.

Nice

Gacor

I started crying when I saw Chalk and Sagara had their own little families and they spent ten years building that stone wall to keep the petrified villagers safe while Senku was gone

I didn't expect to cry over a boar and a dog, but seeing Chalk and Sagara surviving all those years while building a fortress was way too much for me to handle

toji_suzuhara_184

the reunion between kohaku and ruri after ten years was exactly the kind of emotional payoff needed for this home stretch

EPISODE CONTEXT

Sitting at the midpoint of a 13-episode season, this episode transitions the Kingdom of Science from theoretical groundwork — laid in 'The Truth About Rockets' — into the tangible, messy reality of pursuing space exploration. It marks a narrative gear shift where ambition meets practical obstacles, making it a pivotal bridge episode. What's established here looks set to drive the back half of the season's momentum.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Sitting at the midpoint of a 13-episode season, this episode transitions the Kingdom of Science from theoretical groundwork — laid in 'The Truth About Rockets' — into the tangible, messy reality of pursuing space exploration. It marks a narrative gear shift where ambition meets practical obstacles, making it a pivotal bridge episode. What's established here looks set to drive the back half of the season's momentum.

QUICK TAKES

They are working tirelessly on the moon mission, with Chrome learning secret lessons. 🌕🚀
The episode shows their emotional connection with the rice. 🍚💖
The best moment is when Suika's pets save their friends after they turned into stone. 🐾🛡️

Overall — fun to watch, wholesome, 9/10! ⭐😊

IT"S RICE!! anw Indonesia hahaha, Finally they can eat rice now as their main food Hahaha.

RICE! Truly the most superior food of all. Things are starting to come together even more in this episode and its really exciting to see after several seasons of following this series. It makes you appreciate all the time we get to see Senku do his thing and convince everyone else with his own skills.

Un episodio que se sintió que iba demasiado apresurado, pero igualmente se sintió nostálgico y que se viene desarrollo de personajes.

Everything they've built finally come together is a massive payoff. The sheer scale of the final preparations and the emotional weight of everyone seeing the launch site is shown great. Peak episode.

keren senku sampe indonesia

The shock emotional of this scene was too much for me. Chalk and Sagara delivered the emotional moment really well and it totally destroyed that subtle revelation. Bruh, Chrome is still being the oblivious anime protagonist, and it's honestly making the whole episode hilarious.

The episode was wholesome. The emotional scenes were mixed with funny acts. Seeing Suika and Chrome being attentive and dedicated to their own mission was promising and hopeful. The highlight was what Suika had left. That was quite unfortunate and tragic, but the poor creatures were something else! Nostalgia vibes hit hard on where they arrived.

andrealuciagomezdelgado

Awesome! This was an episode full of intense emotions, which makes the plot so much more engaging. The pacing was great, and as always, my favorite team of scientists never disappoints. Plus, the comedic expressions are just hilarious!

This episode was so emotional and heartwarming 🥹✨ The way Senku and everyone kept pushing toward the space dream had me SO hyped 🚀. The teamwork moments were amazing 🤝🔥. Chrome and Suika secretly apprenticing under Sai was lovely to watch 💙📚

In this episode, Senku and the others finally return home and reunite with some familiar faces. It’s a good episode, and with the preparations almost complete, I’m curious to see how the next one will go. My only complaint is why do the boar and the dog still look like cubs?

I love this episode! A little bit lighter and not on the thrilling/exciting side, but more on heartwarming and soft moments from the characters. Though, that ending part really builds some anticipation.

I love the way Chrome and Suika were so eager to learn math, cause man, that ain't gonna be me, lol. This episode leaned more into being heartwarming and emotional, focusing on their journey and some wholesome moments. >.<

This episode was great—story progression was still fluid and delivered well. The engaging narrative and emotions here were just so on point. This one definitely hit a little hard, but in a heartwarming and wholesome way.

Really nice, the scientific team recover of the most important crops of the World and the most iconic meal of Japan in this chapter.

Nice

Gacor

I started crying when I saw Chalk and Sagara had their own little families and they spent ten years building that stone wall to keep the petrified villagers safe while Senku was gone

I didn't expect to cry over a boar and a dog, but seeing Chalk and Sagara surviving all those years while building a fortress was way too much for me to handle

toji_suzuhara_184

the reunion between kohaku and ruri after ten years was exactly the kind of emotional payoff needed for this home stretch

©米スタジオ・Boichi／集英社・Dr.STONE製作委員会

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

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

©米スタジオ・Boichi／集英社・Dr.STONE製作委員会

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

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