Ruri reveals the origin of the village's name and Senku learns of his father's fate!
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1. Listen, all!
2. From this day forth, this man, Senku,
is the new chief of Ishigami Village!
3. Ishigami Village?
4. Yes, Senku.
5. I've known about you for a long time.
6. Your name is Ishigami Senku.
7. Thanks. Everything
finally makes sense now.
8. If everyone on the planet was petrified,
who first made this village?
9. Why do you and Kohaku clearly
have foreign blood in you?
10. All the mysteries are solved.
11. No, sorry... None of it makes sense to me.
12. Yeah. How does Senku happen to have
the same name as the village?
13. Wait, Ruri, you knew about Senku?
14. I probably come up in your
priestess mythology, don't I?
15. Yes.
16. Mythology? You mean like Momotaro
with the gorilla and all that?
17. No wonder you people
know about folk tales
18. and giant animals you would
never have seen before.
19. Yeah, Ruri-nee taught us
about all kinds of things.
20. The stories the priestess uses to pass
down knowledge to the next generation,
21. the Hundred Tales.
22. Ruri.
23. This last story, the hundredth,
24. is believed to be a true story that
happened a long, long time ago.
25. The story my mother told me
was very powerful, and very kind.
26. The hundredth story of the Hundred Tales.
27. Its title is...
28. "Ishigami Senku."
29. A Tale for the Ages
30. Why do you keep following me, Moon?
31. Even if I juke it really hard, it follows
me ten billion percent of the time.
32. Ever since he was very young, the boy,
Senku, showed interest in anything strange.
33. Maybe it has a crush on you, Senku.
34. I don't need that crap right now.
35. I'm talking serious science.
36. What kind of preschooler are you?
37. The reason the Moon looks
like it's following you
38. is because it's super-duper far away.
39. It's especially far away for me,
since I failed the astronaut exam.
40. I don't care about your wistful
poetry right now, either.
41. My leg cramped up in the middle
of the clothed swimming exam.
42. I was never a good swimmer to begin with.
43. That was rough.
44. When's the next time they'll
be recruiting astronauts?
45. Who knows?
46. It's something like once per decade.
47. I'm going to space.
48. An astronaut!
49. What I want to become
50. That's a great dream.
51. Well, when you grow up...
52. No, I'm going immediately.
53. Senku loves space as much as I do,
54. but he thinks for himself and
builds things for himself.
55. He was thoroughly hooked on
the fascination of science.
56. Hirosue University
57. What's your next class?
58. My grades are so bad.
59. Accepting Astronaut Candidate Applications
60. Accepting Applications
for Astronaut Candidates
61. JAXA astronaut candidates...
62. The first time they've hired in ten years.
63. Accepting Astronaut Candidate Applications
64. Science Lab
65. What are we doing with this thing, Senku?
66. My hand's moving on its own!
67. What the heck?
68. Of course it is.
69. I'm sending electricity
straight into the muscles.
70. What is this weird suit?
71. My limbs are twitching and doing
breaststrokes on their own!
72. The clothed swimming test is your
biggest issue with the exam, right?
73. We'll pound the motions into your muscles
74. with the electrode training suit from hell.
75. I can't swim in this thing!
76. Astronaut Selection
Exam Venue
77. He made that crazy suit himself?
In fifth grade?
78. So was it actually useful?
79. Of course not.
80. I figured.
81. Though...
82. Senku made it just for me.
83. I had to swim in it, even if it killed me.
84. In the end, I managed to make it
through the clothed swimming test,
85. and I made it here to the interview.
86. I'm going to become an astronaut and
go into space, no matter what.
87. And I'm going to work for science.
88. That's the only way I can repay Senku.
89. — 5 Years Later —
90. The crew has begun boarding.
91. The launch of the Soyuz
rocket is about to commence.
92. There's also an astronaut from Japan
93. Hey, are you terrestrial TV?
94. Online?
95. planning a long-term stay on the
International Space Station...
96. Either way, this is live, right?
97. It's Ishigami Byakuya-san!
98. Senku, knowing you,
99. you probably aren't watching the
broadcast, but just in case...
100. I'm going to bring home tons
of scientific gifts for you.
101. Just wait!
102. Oh, shut up.
103. Shoot, I gotta go.
They're going to leave me behind.
104. Wait, is that your dad, Ishigami-kun?
105. Let me see!
106. Students, class is still in session.
107. The man who started the first
generation of Ishigami Village...
108. was Ishigami Byakuya.
109. My father.
110. This is the Soyuz.
111. Commencing final preparations for docking
with the International Space Station.
112. Docking successful.
113. Welcome to the
International Space Station!
114. Y-You've had a long journey.
115. Pleasure to work with you.
116. Sorry about my husband.
117. He's got a huge voice for
someone with no balls.
118. I'm Ishigami Byakuya.
119. This is Shamil.
120. Nice to meet you.
121. Why are these hallways so narrow?
122. I'm not the same as y'all.
123. I spent 50 million dollars
to buy a seat in the Soyuz.
124. I'm a space tourist, I'll have you know.
125. And this is how you greet me, Diva Lillian?
126. Don't tell me you don't know me!
127. N-No, of course I do.
128. I even have your CDs.
129. Then you get it, don't you?
130. I do.
131. C-Calm down.
132. Do you really?
133. Why are you laughing, Byakuya?
134. I could have kept it up a while longer.
135. Jeez!
136. Sorry, it was just so bad.
137. Who even talks like that?
138. What a way to start our stay.
139. Stop laughing and make her stop, old man.
140. I'm truly sorry, everyone.
141. I'm Lillian Weinberg.
142. I look forward to this coming week.
143. I'll try my best not to get in the way.
144. I thought the next week was going to be hell.
145. You got us good.
146. If you were being serious, one more
minute and I would have killed you.
147. I'm Dalia. Nice to meet you.
148. That trembling giant over
there is my husband, Yakov.
149. I thought I was going to have a heart attack.
150. Dalia and I were both doctors.
151. Talk to us if you ever feel sick.
152. That's reassuring. Thank you.
153. Yakov's good to have around.
154. It's his second time in space, after all.
155. He's a bit of a wimp, but he's a veteran.
156. Why are you acting like
you're such a hotshot?
157. Knock it off, old man.
158. I'm kind of a big deal.
159. You, too. Don't get full of yourself.
160. The girl behind him is Connie.
161. She was a staffer at NASA.
162. I-I'm...
163. I'm a huge fan of yours, Lillian-san!
164. Huh?
165. That came out of nowhere, Connie.
166. Um...
167. That's all.
168. Come on, Connie-chan.
169. Get in there and demand an autograph.
170. Go on!
171. May I... have your... autograph?
172. Sure, of course.
173. Thank you!
174. Did you see my assist?
175. Well, I guess it's time to set the stage
for a proper greeting for Diva Lillian,
176. who spent 50 million to get here.
177. This'll be our background music
for the rest of the trip.
178. Agreed!
179. Let's play it at least a hundred times a day.
180. No! Please, no! That's too embarrassing!
181. I'm sorry, I really am!
182. That concludes my mini-concert in space.
183. I'm not masochistic enough
to want to sing live
184. in front of my astronaut buddies,
185. so you'll have to let me off the hook now.
186. See you, fans!
187. Aren't y'all going to use the
comms, Shamil and Byakuya?
188. To contact your family or anything?
189. No need.
190. I don't have family.
191. What about you, Byakuya?
192. I have a son named Senku,
193. but he's a bratty kid, like Shamil here.
194. He has no interest in staying in touch.
195. He's probably focused on his
research right about now.
196. The distribution of posts
about stone swallow figures
197. being found around the
world is proportional
198. to the distribution of
swallow populations.
199. Calculating statistical
significance would be overkill.
200. Which means these stone figures are
real swallows that have been petrified.
201. Swallows being petrified
all over the world?
202. That's so insane, it's hilarious.
203. This is exhilarating.
204. Can't sleep?
205. Sorry, was I too loud?
206. So loud, my eardrums popped.
207. Sorry about that.
208. You really like singing, huh?
209. I've been singing my whole life.
210. Since you were a kid?
211. I picked up a record in the trash one day.
212. I've been listening to songs every day since.
213. Then, one day, my record player broke down.
214. After that, I started singing for myself.
215. Singing was just so much fun.
216. I want all kinds of people from
all around the world to hear me sing.
217. If it makes people appreciate the world
and feel glad they were born,
218. that would make me so happy.
219. Just as I felt back then...
220. Sorry about that.
221. This is seriously embarrassing.
222. Hey...
223. Would you mind letting Senku
hear you sing someday, too?
224. Of course.
225. Hey!
226. I'm miso soup!
227. Help me!
228. I don't want to get eaten!
229. Whew, I'm flying!
230. Zero gravity!
231. I'm free!
232. Oh, no, you don't!
233. What are you doing?
234. Want to try some Japanese, Shamil?
235. This nutrient jelly is enough for me.
236. For every meal?
237. D-Don't you get tired of it?
238. Here.
239. What's that? Noodles?
240. It's ramen that I had custom-made.
241. It's the same taste you can get at the
popular spot my son Senku and I frequented.
242. I don't deny that you have good
taste, but you're pampering us.
243. The Space Agency people are here to work.
244. Humans don't need to have fun to survive.
245. Come on, just try it.
246. It'll shock you.
247. See?
248. Isn't it scary good?
249. Really? Can I try some?
250. No...
251. Look.
252. Outside the window.
253. At Earth.
254. Senku!
255. Why?
256. I can't get in touch with
either NASA or Roscosmos!
257. Is it broken?
258. No, no one's responding.
259. N-No one's responding over
amateur radio, either.
260. That light...
261. Something must have happened on the surface.
262. Something terrible.
263. L-Like a nuclear war?
264. Don't even talk like that!
265. Yes!
266. The Internet works.
267. Is anyone tweeting about the situation?
268. No good.
269. Everyone around the world stopped
posting at the same time.
270. I know! The live cameras!
271. There!
272. What the hell is this?
273. Statues?
274. Is this even possible?
275. Oh, God...
276. We shouldn't do anything rash.
277. Let's wait here.
278. There are seven billion
humans on the planet.
279. Let's wait for the survivors to contact us.
280. They'll help us!
281. Wait for how long?
282. A month?
283. Two months?
284. With humanity in this state,
285. we don't have any hope of
a rescue out here in space.
286. Let's go back to Earth.
287. What are you talking about, Byakuya?
288. I told you, there are seven billion people!
289. Someone will come help us!
290. No, Yakov.
291. We're the last six humans.
292. Wait for help?
293. You're wrong.
294. We're going to help them.
295. All seven billion humans.
296. A Hundred Nights and a Thousand Skies
297. Next Episode
298. A Hundred Nights and a Thousand Skies
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