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Dr. Stone Season One Part Two

SCORE: 71

I am very thankful I had the money to purchase Dr. Stone Season One Part Two on DVD. I had to get a region two DVD since I was unable to find a legitimate region one copy in the United States. I love how I must go to the UK to purchase some of this anime. These companies are making it really hard to give them money. At times I wonder if it is worth it in the long run. What do you think?

Things really come together in Dr. Stone Season One Part Two for the kingdom of science. We learn the origins of the village and the connection to Senku. There is quite a bit of information to digest in these twelve episodes of Dr. Stone Season One Part Two. Scientific advancements really grow in Dr. Stone Season One Part Two. At the same time the other kingdom is growing their numbers by reviving the select few.

Life is hard in this stone world. There is thankfully plenty of resources for the few humans to use. Plenty of plants and animals to provide them food. The Tsukasa Empire attacks the Kingdom of Science within Dr. Stone Season One Part Two multiple times. There is even spying and espionage in Dr. Stone Season One Part Two. Both leaders prove to be very devious in Dr. Stone Season One Part Two.

The issues families can have with Dr. Stone Season One Part Two are crude humor, lack of attire, divorce, false gods, bad language, and more. The Old Earth theory is being taught as truth in Dr. Stone Season One Part Two. There are moments of heroism in Dr. Stone Season One Part Two as well. I loved it when Magma saved the village chief in Dr. Stone Season One Part Two. That moment was pretty cool.

I am very curious to see where this franchise goes after Dr. Stone Season One Part Two. There are plenty of interesting threads left open. Dr. Stone Season One Part Two teaches that science beats brute force in fighting. Thinking in Dr. Stone Season One Part Two beats muscles. Dr. Stone Season One Part Two also teaches that brawn and muscles have their place.
- Paul

Graphics: 64%
Sound: 71%
Replay/Extras: 65%
Gameplay: 88%
Family Friendly Factor: 65%

System: Blu-ray/DVD
Publisher: Funimation
Developer: IMS Entertainment
Rating: ‘TV-14’ - This program contains some material that many parents would find unsuitable for children under 14 years of age.