Dr. Stone 11
SCORE: 70
I am very thankful I had the money to purchase and read Dr. Stone 11.
This manga continues to develop the second major storyline. Please note
there will be spoilers in this review. There are a ton of scientific
advancements made in Dr. Stone 11. We have a flight in a hot air
balloon. We get sonar, photography, oil, speed boat, minecarts, and
more. The advancements in Dr. Stone 11 are actually quite impressive.
They have plenty of labor and that leads to wheat fields being planted
and cultivated. They also domesticate some pigs in Dr. Stone 11. It is
really neat to see how this culture is advancing.
The biggest shocker in Dr. Stone 11 is when they get a message from
someone they assume is on the other side of the world. Dr. Stone 11 is a
lot of prep work to get to the other side of the world to find the
secret of what petrified humans and other life in the first place. We
now have a Why man that may or may not be connected to that event. Of
course how could someone live 3,700+ years? That is a question posed
within Dr. Stone 11. I will have to keep reading to find the answers to
that question.
The issues families will have with Dr. Stone 11 are false gods, nudity,
comic mischief, cartoon violence, lack of attire, enticement to lust,
and more. I loved how Dr. Stone 11 explained the transition from hunting
and gathering to agriculture. Mapping is another big thing in Dr. Stone
11. As well as finding the right spots for the resources they needed.
X-rays are also referenced in Dr. Stone 11. Chrome shows his brilliance
yet again in Dr. Stone 11. He finds a large iron ore deposit after he
learns about sonar.
I noticed the potentially offensive content to families has been lowered
in Dr. Stone 11. There are a few things in Dr. Stone 11 that made no
sense to me. For example the old man is in a suit and gets all excited
about getting to work on something. So he ripped his clothes off. Why?
Is this a Japanese thing? It just seems a bit odd to me personally. The
money and greed element is also touched upon in Dr. Stone 11. Senku
better watch out because some of the new characters pose a leadership
threat.
All in all I enjoyed Dr. Stone 11. There are plenty of cool improvements
within Dr. Stone 11. I love how the different communities communicate
and work together in Dr. Stone 11. It is so neat to see all these
characters working together toward a common goal. I am really excited to
see that giant boat finally finished. The cooking of bread was extremely
fascinating to me. I hope to see more aspects like that in the future of
this franchise.
- Paul
Graphics: 65%
Writing: 72%
Replay/Extras: 75%
Story: 78%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: Manga
Publisher: Viz Media
Author: Riichiro Inagaki
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY {Fantasy Violence}
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