This weekend saw the release of the latest Shonen Jump in English, and with it came the final chapter of Riichiro Inagaki and Boichi’s Dr. STONE manga. This marks exactly five years since the manga first kicked off in the pages of Weekly Shonen Jump …Read more »
Boichi and Riichirou Inagaki’s Dr. STONE manga has been running in Weekly Shonen Jump since March 2017, and now it’s about to reach its climax. This year’s 13th issue of Jump revealed that this will happen in the next issue, which hits stores in Japan …Read more »
Big plans are in motion for the Dr. STONE anime—based on the manga written by Riichiro Inagaki and illustrated by Boichi—including the hotly-anticipated season 3 and a special episode. Both the new season and the special, titled RYUSUI, were the subject of a new preview …Read more »
November 23 marks the anniversary of Doctor Who. The classic TV series has charmed (and terrified) kids and adults alike. And every few years, the (anti-)heroic Doctor gets a facelift via regeneration. This Time Lord power allows chosen Gallifreyans to live multiple lives; and it allows …Read more »
When you’re putting together a manga like Dr. STONE, it’s no surprise that you would need to do a lot of research in the process. As revealed earlier this week, the series—which is written by Riichiro Inagaki and illustrated by Boichi—won’t be featured in the …Read more »
Toonami has announced its lineup for May 15 and is happily pushing the return of Dr. STONE. “The Stone Wars are about to begin! Toonami is proud to announce the newest show returning to our Saturday night lineup. Dr. Stone, season 2, premieres May 15th …Read more »
The final episode of the Dr. STONE anime’s second season, STONE WARS, aired today, bringing with it the announcement that there’s more on the way. A new promo followed the episode with news of a continuation, including footage of the cast hitting the open sea …Read more »
As nice as it would be, not all our problems can be solved via brute force. Fortunately, there are smart anime characters on hand to get things done… in their respective shows, of course. We don’t have access to those smarts in the real world. …Read more »
Hatena’s second major single is “Koe dakega” (“Only the Voice”), which also doubles as the ending theme song for the second season of the Dr. STONE anime adaptation. The song was inspired by the cool, calm, curious, and passionate demeanor of Dr. STONE protagonist Senku, …Read more »
Along with reading Dr. STONE as a physical book, VIZ Media offers chapters for purchase digitally on their website. Right now through Friday, they’re offering chapters 1-7 and 60-70 (a.k.a. manga volumes one and eight) for free online. VIZ chose these chapters for a reason. …Read more »
The second season of the Dr. STONE anime—Dr. STONE: Stone Wars— is heating things up this season, and now we know when we’ll be able to watch it in English-dubbed form. Funimation announced plans to launch the first dubbed episode today, February 11 at 4:00pm …Read more »
Akane Shimizu’s popular manga Cells at Work! has officially ended its run. The is currently in its second season (inspired by Cells at Work! Code Black), but we’re going to miss our favorite hardworking cells. How will we fill the void? With more educational anime, of course! We’ve …Read more »
Finally, 2021 is here — and with it a new winter anime season! There’s a lot in store, from series finales to long-awaited continuations. And there are several new titles in there, too! But which have our attention the most? We’ve picked five shows high …Read more »
Exciting news for fans of Dr. Stone: season 2 will begin on January 14, 2021. Along with that news comes a fresh piece of key art and a teaser trailer for season 2. Subtitled Stone Wars, season 2 of Dr. Stone pits “science vs. military might.” Some …Read more »
One of the most anticipated anime on the horizon is Dr. STONE season two, and now we have some fresh info regarding the latest round of Dr. STONE theme song singers. The second season covers the STONE WARS arc, and kicking it off will be …Read more »
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