Dr. STONE

Senku and his allies embark on a journey to America in search of corn, but tensions quickly arise between Ryusui and Senku.

The crew of the Perseus must contend with the challenge of maintaining morale during their extended voyage to the Americas, as well as the difficulties associated with navigation at sea.

The *Perseus* arrives in the Americas and makes its way to Northern California in search of yellow dent corn, encountering unexpected challenges and discoveries along the journey.

The search party avoids a deadly machine gun attack but soon discovers that their relief is short-lived as new dangers quickly emerge.

Tensions rise aboard the Perseus when Dr. Xeno makes his introduction to the crew, creating a cautious atmosphere for future interactions.

Stanley assigns Luna the task of infiltrating the Perseus to locate Doctor Taiju, but her mission takes an unexpected turn when she finds the operation is not as complex as expected.

Senku's journey into rocketry began with a correspondence with the enigmatic scientist Doctor Xeno, but their differing philosophies on scientific progress eventually led them down separate paths.

Dr. Xeno, a NASA scientist, targets the leader of the Kingdom of Science as part of a strategic initiative.

After Senku sustains his injury, the Kingdom of Science starts formulating its response to Dr. Xeno's attack.

While Senku remains bedridden, Chrome's group begins constructing a tunnel leading to Xeno's stronghold.

Ryusui and Senku engage in an aerial battle that highlights their scientific expertise, while Xeno's forces simultaneously initiate a ground assault.

Xeno initiates an attack against the group, but as the situation becomes increasingly desperate, Chrome and his allies successfully complete a crucial tunnel and manage to capture Xeno.

The team travels to South America in pursuit of the origin of the petrification beam while evading pursuit from Stanley's vessel.

Senku and his allies try to escape from Stanley's pursuing ship, making essential stops along the way to restock their fuel supply.

As Stanley's ship approaches, Senku and his allies find themselves in a perilous situation, forcing them to use science and creativity to devise an escape.

The team comes to the realization that they will need a weapon to defend themselves when Stanley inevitably catches up to them.

Senku and his allies are briefly separated from Stanley, though they continue to encounter difficulties as they remain stranded in the forest.

The team discovers a large cache of petrification devices and begins the process of disassembling them to determine their function.

The team begins efforts to restore the devices by creating, extracting, and refining new diamonds to replace the damaged ones.

Suika is responsible for ensuring the success of Senku's strategy, but her compassionate nature unintentionally complicates the mission.

After the revival team is captured, Luna and Chelsea must find a way to carry out the revival mission on their own.

As the petrification beam draws nearer, a frantic race begins to obtain the limited supply of revival fluid, prompting difficult questions about who will be chosen for salvation and who will be abandoned.

Suika gathers the team's statues, sets up a base camp, and starts conducting scientific experiments.

Senku's return marks the start of the Kingdom of Science's resurgence, as he begins reuniting former allies and rebuilding their scientific society. Efforts are made to restore key members and infrastructure, setting the stage for a larger conflict. The group works toward reestablishing their civilization in a world still dominated by the Stone Kingdom.

Senku works with Dr. Xeno to gather the required materials for building a rocket engine.

The crew travels to Spain, where they collect fluorite, buy olive oil, and acquire some local delicacies.

The New Perseus goes to India to recruit mathematicians to support the space program.

Senku explains that the team's computer project involves constructing a system of toroidal tubes. The team works to assemble the components as they continue developing their technology.

The team starts the process of installing multiple memory donuts to enhance their computer system.

The team must generate a large amount of electricity to refine bauxite into aluminum, which will be used in constructing the rocket body.

After finishing their computer project, the team shifts focus to developing a user interface, choosing to use a television as the display.

The Kingdom of Science experiences repeated failures as its rocket launches result in unexpected and dramatic explosions.

The team recognizes that their available resources are inadequate for building a round-trip rocket and decides to pursue international collaboration to accomplish their mission.

Ryusui considers stepping aside to allow a more experienced pilot to take the lead on the moon mission.

A team must construct a rocket in orbit, a complex challenge made even more difficult by the limitations of ancient technology.

The team travels to the moon to face the enigmatic villain Why-Man in a high-stakes confrontation.

In this episode, the main characters face unexpected challenges that strain their relationships and compel them to make tough decisions. As tensions escalate, long-buried secrets emerge, shifting the balance within the group. The episode concludes with a surprising twist that introduces new conflicts for the future.