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DR. STONE!!!! | S3. Episodes 1-2 + OVA | STREAM 8 REACTION! (Patreon)

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2023-11-12 15:00:07
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THE NEW SEASON BEGINS!!!

Here is the FULL VOD from our Dr.Stone stream!!

Enjoy!!

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kemozo beat

Is it just me or do the videos not work in fullscreen Mabye it's just happening to me though sadge

en -V
>>122023372

Pause the video first, then switch to fullscreen

Kieran O’Neil

should’ve been an extra episode

Crunchy Potato

Now I really want a cooking stream with Luke wearing nothing but an apron. Imagine scrolling through Twitch and seeing a random-ass half-naked British guy in a kitchen. Even if it's not against TOS, it might be risky tbh.

Some0neElse

1:48:00 now i cant wait to see Luke's reaction to certain someone in Re:Zero

Sean

Disappointed you didn't watch the opening. You've heard the song before, but this was a remix/enhanced version with different visuals.

Ale

I think everyone thought with the comment that the story has 2 more arcs (or saga arcs as the comment said) underestimate what that meant. I'm pretty sure if they go with a short season we still have like 3-4 seasons more. Even if they go with 22 eps like 3rd season we would still have around 2 more seasons. We still have a long journey with Senku and everyone!!

StrykerEvol

Dude literally starts off the video with a Star Wars reference. Bless you Luke! 😂

Andy Hinton

About the whole volcano thing. Yeah, it's safe to assume that in the anime Mt. Fuji is not the only volcano that would have been erupting over 3,000 years. There were probably hundreds if not thousands that did. Meaning all the lava runoff has probably hardened and formed new land. In real life it's currently not known how many volcanos there are/have been in our world. But there are currently around 1,300 active volcanos. Japan alone has 400 plus and around 110 of them are active. The most active is Sakurajima which has minor eruptions every day, the last time it had a big eruption was in 1914 no one died but hundreds of homes were destroyed, but because of the lava runoff it actually connected the island of Sakurajima to the mainland. The most devastating and potentially dangerous volcano in the world is Yellowstone in the U.S is one of 4 known super volcanos that if it would erupt which it has not in over 2 million years it would destroy the planets climate sending most if not all of the earth into a winter for years. Most of the U.S would be gone, but humanity would not go extinct because of preparation that would happen years before since Yellowstone is the most studied volcano on a day-to-day basis. Scientists say that there is a 0.000014% chance for that to happen in our lifetime.

Sumic

Alot of them are washed away. We see in the first episode how floods and disasters wash away and destroy the buildings of Tokyo, from maybe a terrible earthquake or something. It's how senku ended up in the miracle cave rather than where he initially was. Also, many of them were buried. Remember tsukasa's sister had to be mined out with dynamite it's also worth noting that an eruption from a super volcano may not be a super eruption. The term super volcano just means that it's capable of a large eruption, and it's barely even a scientific term.

Chris Gama
>>122074411

Wasn't it just like a few days ago a report about a new small island that just popped up off the coast of Japan due to volcanic activity? lol

Tamus Heath

Only watched up to the end of season 2 on my own, but I think I'll just continue watching with you

Tom Boggess

I'm an actual scientist (chemist) and i love that the science is all real, but is dumbed down to be understood by a layperson. This is how you get kids interested in science.

Thanny

Feral does not just mean wild. It specifically means a domesticated animal that has returned to the wild. Feral goats means domesticated goats that returned to living in the wild. As opposed to wild goats that were never domesticated. It's an important difference, because domesticated animals have evolved under human selection for many generations, and are different from wild animals that were never domesticated in the first place.