Dr. Stone 1x17

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Byakuya and the astronauts' story continues, and Senku's connection to Ishigami Village and the Hundred Tales is finally revealed.

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1. Look there. Outside the window.

2. The Earth.

3. So dark.

4. I'm scared!

5. I can't move.

6. I don't feel anything.

7. If I'm aware enough to realize that much,

8. then my brain must still be working

9. at ten billion percent capacity.

10. Not bad.

11. Now start thinking. For instance...

12. there should be a delay

13. between the average time stamps of the last posts

14. on social media like Twitter or Instagram.

15. Find those and calculate backwards,

16. and we can learn where the mysterious light originated.

17. It looks like it started in South America,

18. since the petrification wave spread out radially from there.

19. What a way to figure it out.

20. I never would've thought of that.

21. I'd love to brag, but I can't take any credit for the idea.

22. My son Senku told me about using this method many times.

23. Now that we know that, it's time to go.

24. Hang in there, Senku. I'm gonna save you.

25. You and all seven billion other humans down there.

26. Are you really going back? We're in the dark!

27. For all we know, you might be petrified when you land.

28. If you have to, then go somewhere far from the source.

29. Japan's the opposite side of Earth from South America.

30. If that light acts like radiation,

31. you need to stay away from it.

32. Yeah, well, somebody around here's

33. gotta be the guinea pig, right?

34. It's my idea, so I should really go alone, but—

35. Then there wouldn't be enough room for us all to return.

36. There's two pods, three seats each,

37. which means three of us need to take the plunge.

38. Sorry, but I guess I'll need two more to come with me.

39. Or not.

40. Shamil! What are you—?

41. You'll have no ground crew to help.

42. It's an unprecedented feat.

43. You could even be petrified while maneuvering.

44. And you've got a son, don't you, old man?

45. A mission like this is meant for a loner.

46. Someone like me.

47. Eight... Nine...

48. Two hundred sixteen thousand seconds.

49. Roughly 60 hours since I became immobilized.

50. There is good news and bad news.

51. The good news is, we've landed on Earth

52. and we aren't petrified.

53. The bad news is, we severely missed our target

54. and landed in the water upside-down.

55. If we open the hatch, we'll take on water and sink.

56. It's okay. There's precedent for this kind of thing.

57. I think you've got nine hours of air.

58. Yeah.

59. But then, that will be the end of our lives.

60. Five. Six. Seven.

61. Count these insane numbers and keep track of the date.

62. I need to know what season it is.

63. In case I ever get the chance to revive myself.

64. That's all I can do right now.

65. This is the worst-case scenario,

66. so I have to seize my one chance.

67. We have to go down there. We can find a boat and get them.

68. And where do we find the key to start this boat?

69. Are we going to search thousands of stone pockets for it?

70. The closest continent is hours away!

71. We'll land on the nearest island

72. and rescue them from there.

73. Even if it's uninhabited.

74. If we can't find a boat, we'll make a raft.

75. Do you really think we can land perfectly on some island?

76. We could be off by ten kilometers!

77. Ten kilometers is nothing.

78. I can swim a distance like that.

79. Even fully clothed if that's what it's gonna take.

80. Let's calm our breathing. We have to conserve our oxygen.

81. Limit conversation, too.

82. Why are you singing? I just said to calm your breathing!

83. I'm sorry. But I don't think we need to worry anymore.

84. Just take a look for yourself.

85. Huh?

86. Sorry, guys. Didn't think it'd take over ten hours.

87. You're not that young anymore. Y'know that, old man?

88. Don't push yourself. You take way too many risks.

89. I can see them!

90. Everyone's safe!

91. The boat was abandoned on this island,

92. as far away from the source

93. of the petrification wave as possible.

94. Which means, there might be survivors on this island.

95. No. Don't tell me...

96. Fire's going out.

97. We need kindling. Why don't we all go look for some?

98. Da.

99. Huh?

100. Ta-dah!

101. I present to you the Soyuz survival kit.

102. Made for emergencies just like this.

103. It looks cool.

104. We've been trained for this type of situation,

105. so we've got a better chance than most.

106. That's right! Why don't we start by figuring out dinner?

107. Oh! I know where to go to find some food, actually.

108. When we found that man earlier, I saw a farm nearby.

109. Hey. Sounds perfect!

110. The team's counting on you here, Connie.

111. Okay!

112. I'll, uh, help.

113. Congrats on your marriage, Connie and Shamil!

114. Yeah, congrats!

115. You make such a cute couple.

116. I do appreciate the gesture, but we don't need a fun ritual.

117. With the world in this state, I'm just grateful to be alive.

118. Oh, lighten up a little.

119. With the world as it is, we need more excuses to have fun!

120. There's hardly any entertainment left.

121. You're forgettin' somethin'. Music!

122. True!

123. And now for the wedding, I'll sing!

124. Ah! I get to hear the diva Lillian perform! Lucky me!

125. Sorry. I just feel so defeated.

126. The music composed by so many geniuses

127. over thousands of years—

128. Mozart, the Beatles, all of 'em.

129. It's just now hittin' me that we're gonna lose every piece.

130. No, we won't.

131. We'll undo the petrification someday.

132. Humanity isn't over.

133. Because, if nothing else,

134. I know that Senku is still alive.

135. Yeah. I'm sure that he is.

136. He's your son, after all.

137. I mean, we aren't related by blood,

138. but he's my kid.

139. And plus, he's ten billion times the man I'll ever be.

140. He'd be like,

141. "Giving up is the least logical course of action."

142. Or something.

143. He wouldn't let some rocks do him in.

144. Maybe we won't live to see it ourselves, but him?

145. He'll figure it out.

146. He'll save everyone. All seven billion people on Earth.

147. Someday, when Senku is revived,

148. he's gonna need some friends to help him.

149. So we'll pass along the baton,

150. thousands of years into the future.

151. I wish I could say that I followed that,

152. but it's such a crazy story that I'm completely lost.

153. Right.

154. So a few thousand years ago,

155. all of humanity was turned into stone.

156. You know those stone statues we see everywhere?

157. Those are all people.

158. But Senku's dad and five others survived

159. because they were up in the sky when it happened.

160. And all of us here in Ishigami Village

161. are actually descendants of those six people.

162. Hold on. That raises the question:

163. Are we all related to Senku?

164. Byakuya and I are legally father and son, but not by blood.

165. Besides, we're hundreds of generations apart.

166. No one's related after that much time.

167. Hey!

168. Huh?

169. What're you doin'? It's your big day!

170. Don't forget about the party!

171. We're still celebrating our new village chief!

172. You two just want an excuse to drink.

173. Why don't we join the celebration? All of us.

174. Hey! Drink some more, sorcerer boy!

175. I'm a scientist, thank you very— Whoa, stop!

176. Ha-ha!

177. Any more, Chief?

178. I'm not the chief anymore, remember?

179. Yes! My apologies!

180. I'm still not over Ruri getting a divorce.

181. It hasn't been this lively in quite a while, has it?

182. I dunno the last time everyone had so much fun!

183. Yeah! You said it! I'm having a bla—

184. You and I are supposed to be guarding the bridge.

185. Huh?

186. No fair!

187. No, I'm fine! You don't have to worry about this outsider!

188. I don't care if you're from here or not!

189. Get in there and drink your heart out, man!

190. Uh. Hang on. Where'd the chief go?

191. I brought you out here to tell you,

192. the story ends with a message.

193. One left by Byakuya.

194. I thought you should be the only one to hear it.

195. Yeah, I kinda figured it would be something along those lines.

196. If we go to the main islands, we can find antibiotics.

197. You've taken your risks, now we'll return the favor.

198. But if we don't make it back, take care of the kids.

199. Come on, it's time to head back now.

200. It was only pneumonia.

201. Damn it!

202. It was only pneumonia!

203. Well, that's new.

204. You look unusually glum, you old man.

205. You said it yourself, we need to be able have fun,

206. especially with the world as it is.

207. Yeah, you got me there.

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

209. In the end, I had fun.

210. Since humanity had already made it to space,

211. we were lucky enough to survive.

212. And looking back on it,

213. I ended up with a wife and kids that I never imagined I'd have.

214. Guess life wasn't so bad.

215. I had fun since the day we all went to space together.

216. Hey, old man.

217. There's one thing I never got the chance to tell you.

218. The day that humanity was turned to stone...

219. you made me eat that ramen, remember?

220. That packet of ramen I had up in space

221. was so unbelievably good... it was almost hilarious.

222. Yeah.

223. Humanity's gonna make a comeback someday.

224. To the point where we're eating ramen in space again.

225. I'm sure of it.

226. What's that? A story?

227. Just some essential knowledge to help our descendants survive.

228. I'm making stories out of it so it's fun.

229. You were a teacher. I'm not surprised you'd think of that.

230. I'm having some trouble doing it in English, though.

231. Then do it in Japanese.

232. It'd help me out—

233. I'd love to learn more of your mother language.

234. The Hundred Tales.

235. Top priorities are how to manage food

236. and how to avoid danger, like wild beasts.

237. We'll want a story about minerals, too.

238. Someone might come along

239. who takes an interest in rocks and collects them.

240. You can do so much with them,

241. they'll be useful to have around.

242. The first story of the Hundred Tales.

243. It'll have to be one that makes them

244. want to head to Japan, where Senku is waiting.

245. And exactly as Byakuya had hoped,

246. someone did take an interest in rocks

247. and collect them because of his stories.

248. That's our Chrome.

249. Uh-huh.

250. Nice to know my old man wasn't totally useless after all.

251. This is the village cemetery.

252. And this small grave marker was brought here

253. on behalf of your father and the other founders.

254. They bit the dust 3,700 years ago.

255. Even if they were buried right here,

256. you wouldn't find a single bone.

257. And the last of the Hundred Tales, the hundredth story...

258. is a message from me.

259. Hey there, Senku!

260. If you're listening to this story,

261. it means you've broken out of the stone,

262. maybe thousands of years from now.

263. I'm doin' great!

264. I mean, I'm already dead by now, but, you know.

265. Just as promised, I got you some souvenirs.

266. The friends that the Hundred Tales will connect you with.

267. The post-apocalyptic world was pretty fun actually.

268. But with your science,

269. and the help of your new friends,

270. I know you'll make the world as fun as it was

271. before the collapse.

272. Because you won't lose this fight.

273. You'll rebuild, from scratch if you have to,

274. and save all of humanity.

275. Right, Senku? I know that you can do it.

276. I think... I'll have a look around before I go back.

277. Okay. I'll be at the village with the others.

278. Yeah.

279. Right. So that was thousands of years ago now, huh?

280. Back when I was still alone in the dark,

281. just counting hundreds of millions of seconds.

282. Really takes me back.

283. Yeah. It really does.

284. I'd probably be royally screwed without your souvenirs.

285. Might've taken a few millenia, but I gladly accept 'em.

286. Thanks for the offer, but I'm strictly a cola man.

287. Never heard of it.

288. I wouldn't be able to talk business if I got drunk.

289. And now that the village is gathered,

290. I've got a message to deliver.

291. Yeah?

292. Well, let's hear it then, mentalist. What've you got?

293. I can take a guess. The Tsukasa Empire?

294. He's coming. And he's bringing an army.

295. Sounds like we'll finally get the chance

296. to show them what the Kingdom of Science is made of.

297. Are you guys ready? Get excited.