Dr. Stone 1x16

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Ruri reveals the origin of the village's name and Senku learns of his father's fate!

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1. Everyone!

2. As of now, this man known as Senku

3. is pronounced the new chief of Ishigami Village!

4. Ishigami Village?

5. That's right Senku.

6. I know of you. I have for a long, long time.

7. Since I was a child.

8. Your full name... is Ishigami Senku.

9. Thanks.

10. Everything is finally starting to make sense to me.

11. If every last living person on the planet

12. was turned into stone,

13. then who could've even founded this village in the first place?

14. Also, why do you, Kohaku,

15. and some of the others clearly have foreign blood in you?

16. Now, all thanks to you, those mysteries have been solved.

17. Sorry, but no?

18. I don't see how any mysteries have been solved.

19. Yeah, and I don't get how Senku happens to have

20. the same name as the village.

21. Plus, Ruri, you somehow knew about Senku?

22. I'll bet that I probably come up

23. in your priestess mythology, don't I?

24. You do.

25. When you say "mythology,"

26. do you mean like Momotaro and the gorilla?

27. Yeah.

28. No wonder you guys know about folk tales

29. and giant animals you would never have seen before.

30. Yeah. Ruri taught us about lots of stuff.

31. The priestess passes down knowledge

32. to the next generation through stories

33. known as the Hundred Tales.

34. Ruri.

35. This last story, the Hundredth Tale, is very important.

36. And this one is true.

37. It happened a long, long time ago.

38. The story my mother told me

39. is one of great strength, and an indomitable spirit.

40. The Hundredth Tale.

41. I'll tell it now.

42. Its title is...

43. "Ishigami Senku."

44. Why in the heck do you keep following me, Moon? What gives?

45. Even if I juke it hard,

46. it follows me ten billion percent of the time.

47. Ever since he was very young, this boy, Senku,

48. was fascinated by the world's mysteries.

49. I know!

50. It's because it has a crush on you, Senku.

51. I don't need that kinda crap right now.

52. I wanna know about all the science behind it.

53. What kind of preschooler are you?

54. The real reason the Moon

55. looks like it's following you is 'cause it's super far away.

56. And because I choked hard on a crucial portion

57. of the astronaut selection trials.

58. It seems even farther away from your old man.

59. I don't need to hear about

60. your little pity party right now either.

61. I got a killer leg cramp

62. in the middle of the clothed swimming test.

63. I was never a good swimmer to begin with,

64. but that one still stings.

65. Do you know when they'll be recruiting astronauts again?

66. Not soon.

67. It's something like once per decade.

68. I'm going to space.

69. So an astronaut then?

70. That's an excellent dream, young man.

71. Work hard, and when you grown up, you—

72. No. I'm going there as soon as possible.

73. Senku loves space as much as I do,

74. but he always thinks for himself,

75. and builds things for himself.

76. Science had gotten him, hook, line, and sinker.

77. What's your next class?

78. My grades are horrible.

79. JAXA's looking for astronaut candidates.

80. The first time in ten years.

81. What're we gonna do with this thing, Senku?

82. Hm?

83. My hand's moving! What did you do?

84. Of course it's moving.

85. I'm sending electricity straight into the muscles.

86. What is this crazy suit?

87. My limbs are twitching

88. and doing breaststrokes on their own!

89. You said the clothed swimming test

90. was your biggest hurdle, didn't you?

91. So we're shocking your muscles

92. with the electrode training suit from hell.

93. You're gonna drown me with this thing!

94. You're saying a fifth grader

95. made the suit all by himself?

96. So did it prove useful to you?

97. No, of course not.

98. No surprise there.

99. Although...

100. Hm?

101. It meant the world that Senku

102. put in that much time and effort because he wanted to help.

103. I had no choice but to swim in it, even if it killed me.

104. And it turns out, in the end,

105. I made it through the swimming test,

106. and consequently, on to this interview.

107. I'm gonna become an astronaut and go into space,

108. no matter what.

109. I'm gonna work for science.

110. That's the only way I can repay Senku...

111. for everything he's done for me.

112. We're here at the exciting launch

113. of the Soyuz rocket.

114. The crew is boarding now. Their next stop is space...

115. Hey, are you on regular TV? Online?

116. Whatever. This is live, right?

117. Ishigami Byakuya! It's him!

118. Yo, Senku, knowing how you are,

119. I'd bet you're probably not even watching the broadcast today.

120. But I'm bringing home souvenirs—

121. some gifts just for you.

122. So wait for me!

123. Ah, shut up, ya geezer.

124. Crap, I gotta go.

125. If I don't get on board now,

126. they might leave me here on Earth!

127. Turns out,

128. the man who actually founded Ishigami Village...

129. was Ishigami Byakuya.

130. He was also my father.

131. This is the crew of the Soyuz.

132. Commencing final preparations for docking

133. with the International Space Station.

134. Docking successful.

135. Ah.

136. Welcome, friends, to the International Space Station!

137. Yes, we're glad to have you!

138. Honored to be here.

139. Forgive my husband.

140. He may roar like a lion, but on the inside,

141. he's a sweet little kitten.

142. Ishigami Byakuya.

143. And this gentleman here is Shamil.

144. Ugh! Why are these hallways so narrow?

145. Look, I ain't nothin' like the rest of y'all!

146. I spent 50 million dollars to buy a ride on the Soyuz.

147. I'm one of the first space tourists in history.

148. Not to mention a certified international celebrity.

149. A pop diva. I am Lillian!

150. Don't act like you don't know me!

151. Oh, yeah, of course I do.

152. I even have all your CDs.

153. Then you get how important I am!

154. Yes, ma'am. Please calm down.

155. Do you really get it?

156. Why'd ya have to go and crack up like that?

157. I could've kept up the act longer, ya know.

158. I swear!

159. That was terrible!

160. I just couldn't take any more of that bit.

161. Nobody really talks that way!

162. Such foolishness.

163. Stop laughing like that, silly old man.

164. I'm sorry, y'all. Just havin' some fun.

165. But I am Lillian Weinberg, and I'm lookin' forward to this.

166. I promise to do my best not to get in anyone's way.

167. I was scared this next week was going to be hell.

168. You really had us fooled for a moment there.

169. Lucky you weren't being serious,

170. or I would've killed you in no time.

171. Swear to God.

172. It's nice to meet you. I'm Dalia.

173. That trembling giant over there is my husband, Yakov.

174. I thought you were going to give me a heart attack.

175. Both I and Dalia are experienced doctors,

176. so if you feel sick, you can come talk to one of us.

177. That's good to know. Thank you.

178. I'm really glad Yakov's here.

179. After all, it's his second time in space.

180. He may be a wimp, but he's also a veteran.

181. Only I can speak of him in that way.

182. Just knock it off, old man.

183. Well, I'm actually kind of a big deal.

184. Now don't you start getting too full of yourself.

185. The girl behind him is Connie. She was a staffer at NASA.

186. Uh, hi.

187. I'm a... a... huge fan of yours!

188. Like, a super fan!

189. Huh?

190. Ha! Oh, wow. I had no idea you'd be so star struck.

191. So, uh... nice to meet you.

192. Come on. Why so shy, Connie?

193. You know you wanna get her autograph,

194. so go ahead and ask her for one.

195. She won't bite.

196. Well, if you... don't mind.

197. 'Course not. Glad to!

198. Thank you so much!

199. Did you see how I made that all happen?

200. Well now, since Lillian did spend 50 million to get here,

201. I suppose it's time to give her

202. the kind of greeting worthy of a pop diva.

203. Huh?

204. This'll be the background music for the whole trip.

205. That's a great idea!

206. Play it all day, every day.

207. No! Please you don't have to do that!

208. I'd probably die from embarrassment!

209. I was just kiddin' earlier, I swear!

210. And that was my mini-concert in space.

211. I'm a little too embarrassed to sing acapella

212. for my new astronaut friends,

213. so I'm gonna sign off now.

214. Bye-bye. I love y'all!

215. Hey, Byakuya, Shamil,

216. y'all wanna use the comm next?

217. Like to get in touch with your family?

218. Got no one to call, so I think I'll pass.

219. How 'bout you?

220. Yeah, no.

221. I do have a son named Senku back at home,

222. but he's a bratty kid, like our friend Shamil here.

223. He's not really the sentimental type.

224. Tryin' to get in touch with him right now

225. would just distract him from his research.

226. Can't have that.

227. So, the distribution of posts

228. about stone swallow figures being found around the world

229. is directly proportional

230. to the distribution of swallow populations.

231. Crunching numbers for statistical significance

232. would be overkill.

233. It's clear these stone figures are real swallows

234. that have somehow been petrified.

235. Swallows turning to stone across the globe?

236. It's ridiculously inane.

237. Now this is exciting.

238. Can't sleep?

239. Oh, sorry, was I too loud?

240. Agh. Loud enough to pop my eardrums.

241. Hah. Easy, I'm just playin' with ya.

242. You really love to sing, huh?

243. I've been doin' it a long time.

244. Since you were little?

245. My whole life.

246. One day, I found a record in the trash.

247. I listened to that thing constantly.

248. Actually, I think I wore out my record player on it.

249. I mean, it really did stop workin' after a while.

250. When that happened, I started singin' for myself.

251. It was just so much fun to sing my little heart out.

252. And now that I'm older,

253. I wanna sing for all kinds of people

254. livin' all over the world.

255. I wanna make them smile and feel glad to be alive.

256. If I can give people joy,

257. well, that would make me happy too.

258. It just feeds my soul. It makes me feel like—

259. Oh, sorry about that!

260. Jeez, you're a stinker, ya know?

261. Listen.

262. If you don't mind me asking,

263. you think you could sing for Senku someday?

264. I'd love that.

265. I'm miso soup!

266. Help me! I don't wanna get eaten!

267. Whew, I'm flying!

268. Zero gravity!

269. I'm free!

270. Can't get away from me!

271. You sure are having fun, huh?

272. Yo.

273. Do ya wanna try some Japanese food?

274. No, this nutrient jelly is enough for me.

275. For every meal?

276. Ugh. Sounds boring.

277. Here.

278. So, are those noodles?

279. Not just noodles, it's custom-made ramen.

280. Tastes exactly like the ramen at the place

281. my son and I go to all the time.

282. I have no doubt it's very delicious, Byakuya.

283. but it's too much.

284. We've come here to work, and our time is precious.

285. Sorry, fun's not crucial to human survival.

286. Come on, man, just have a taste. It'll shock ya!

287. Mh-hm?

288. See? It's scary good!

289. Ooh! I wanna try some, too!

290. No.

291. Look there. Outside the window.

292. The Earth.

293. Senku.

294. What's happening?

295. NASA, Roscosmos— I can't reach either one.

296. The comms out?

297. No, there's no one responding.

298. Um, ham radio's the same. All lines are silent.

299. That light...

300. Something happened down there.

301. Something terrible!

302. What? Like a nuclear war?

303. You shouldn't say such foolish things!

304. Yes! The Internet still works.

305. Anyone tweetin' about what's goin' on?

306. Nothing. Everybody stopped posting at the same time.

307. I know! Live camera feeds!

308. Huh?

309. Bingo!

310. What the hell? Are those statues?

311. But how's that possible?

312. No, there's more.

313. Oh my God.

314. We can't act rashly!

315. Let's wait here.

316. There are seven billion humans on the planet,

317. so let's wait for the survivors to contact us.

318. They'll be able to help us!

319. So how long should we wait?

320. For a month? Maybe two?

321. With humanity in this state, we have no hope for a rescue.

322. We're floating in space, remember?

323. Well then, let's go back.

324. Hold on. What are you even talking about?

325. Did you hear what I said?

326. Out of all the people down there, someone can help us!

327. You're wrong, Yakov.

328. There are only six.

329. We are the last humans left.

330. So we can't just sit here and wait around for help.

331. Because now it's up to us to help them out!

332. All the seven billion people on Earth need us!