Dr Stone Final Season Final Part airs today! AHHHHHHHHH!
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Joyeux Anniversaire 🎂 Taiju Oki en ce 02/04 ! Son plus beau cadeau 🎁 c'est de nous rendre heureux 😁 et pour cela rien de tel que la magnifique 😍 vue de son corps et de sa belle queue 🍆 #drstone #taijuoki #okitaiju #anime #gay #yaoi #hentai #bara #pecs #abdos #abs #dick #ikemen #kawai
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best april fools prank... clothing swap but somehow xeno turned out lookin like byakuya
#drstone #dcst #drstonefanart #digitalart #stanleysnyder #xenohoustonwingfield
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Kohaku from Dr. Stone as a Mermaid
Mermaid Kohaku, not very original I will admit but I kinda wanted to draw her like this saying this quote from the show. Kinda felt it was more alluring.
#drstone #kohaku #mermaid #digitalart #digitaldrawing #fanart #digitalfanart #drstoneart
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¡Ya llegó, ya está aquí! ¡Nuestra Guía de #Anime Primavera 2026! ¡Estrenos como Shunkashuutou Daikousha: Haru no Mai, Akane Banashi, Mao, Tongari Boushi no Atelier y regresos como #DrStone #TenseiShitaraSlimeDattaKen #HonzukiNoGekokujou #Dorohedoro, #ReZero #KanojoOkarishimasu y mucho, mucho más! 🤩
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY GEN ASAGIRI, YOU'RE SO LOVED (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡
This is a drawing for a mega collab, I really enjoyed participating in it
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Close-up on the bamboo filament. Senku says off-screen, "It's the flame of science."
Electricity arcs through the filament and it glows.
Chrome looks on in awe as Senku attaches the electric leads to the bamboo filament, which glows brightly.
Senku and Chrome stand atop the science shed with the glowing filament lighting the night sky, which shows stars and the galaxy
Senku hasn’t quite graduated to the vacuum-sealed glass tubes with wound filaments and metal cages, but he has lit the night sky artificially for the first time in thousands of years. One small step for Senku is one mighty leap for the villagers of the Stone World! #DrStone 1.9.20
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An animated shot of a modern city center at night, all light up, with people walking around. Senku says, off-screen, "He conquered the twenty-four-hour day."
A helicopter shot of a brightly lit city and urban surroundings at night. Senku says off-screen, "With science, humanity defeated the night."
A close-up on Senku as he says, "This is going to light the darkness..."
A close-up on the bamboo filament. Senku says off-screen, "... of the night for the first time in 3,700 years."
It’s hard to imagine what our modern lives would be like without light bulbs, let alone electricity. Edison’s bulbs debuted in 1879. One Japanese village celebrates this feat annually by lighting bamboo lanterns kansaiculture.blogspot.com/2018/04/thom... #DrStone 1.9.19
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A bamboo filament is shown on a leaf, with Senku saying off-screen, "This is a steam-roasted bamboo string."
Gen and Suika look on as Gen says, "I see. It's an Edison light bulb made using Japanese bamboo."
A close-up on Senku's eye as he says, "There's no darkness in my age."
A picture of an Edison light bulb is shown, lit. Senku says off-screen, "Old Edison erased night from the world with his incandescent light bulb."
What’s a village to do with all that power? Well, in one of my favorite sequences in all of Dr. Stone, Senku is going to light up the night! Thomas Edison tested thousands of different materials for filaments for his light bulbs, including carbonized bamboo, which lasted 1,200 hours. #DrStone 1.9.18
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The dual-wield, hand-crank generator stands ready with a flag of the science kingdom
The dual-wield, hand-crank generator stands ready with a flag of the science kingdom and the words Acquired power generator!! in English and Japanese
Ginro and Kinro work hard at powering the dual-wield, hand-crank generator
Back to the generator: In this version, man-power turns 2 copper discs and sets them spinning past 2 stationary magnets. Faraday’s principle of induction states that moving a conductor through a changing magnetic field induces current to flow. Welcome to the Electric Age! #DrStone 1.9.17
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Chrome holds up a chunk of whitish rock and says, "I'm going to file it down with corundum, that tough rock I showed you before!"
Chrome holds up a chunk of whitish rock and Senku, puffy-faced, says, "The second-strongest mineral after diamond."
Suika and Kohaku work at polishing a large copper disc with the corundum.
Senku is setting out to make a version of François Arago’s rotating discs. Arago discovered magnetic rotation, along with a host of other scientists, by suspending a compass needle within rings of various materials to track oscillations. The work was expanded upon by Michael Faraday #DrStone 1.9.16
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Senku, all puffed up, is asked by Gen, "Why have you turned into Anpanman?"
Senku responds, "Lacquer rash."
A puffy-faced Senku says, "I thought of coating the copper wire with phosphoric acid,"
A puffy-faced Senku says, "...but lathering it in lacquer works, too."
Why is Senku’s face all blown up? It’s thanks to urushiol, an oily sap in poison oak, poison sumac and poison dogwood that can cause a nasty rash if you’re allergic. It’s also harvested from the Japanese lacquer tree … so Kohaku’s lacquer was the culprit. Bingo! #DrStone 1.9.15
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Senku answers, "Muscle-powered generator." as a team of men push a wheel to generate electricity in the background.
Senku oversees Chrome pouring molten copper into a wide, shallow, disc-shaped mold as Kohaku watches.
Senku, his cheeks very puffy and his eyes nearly closed, says, "Whack the hell out of the copper sheet and file it down into a disk."
Senku is shown hammering the large copper disc flat.
Okay so magnets and copper and manpower all make sense for the generator, but what the heck is up with Senku’s face? Well, it turns out that when he handled Kohaku’s lacquer, something in the material did not quite agree with him. #DrStone 1.9.14
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“オレンジ”がイメージカラーのキャラといえば？ アンケート〆切は4月8日 animeanime.jp/article/2026...
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Senku flips the poles of the magnet and they stick together as Kohaku, Suika, and Chrome look on in shock. "Acquired powerful magnets!!" is shown in English and Japanese
Chrome asks, "Now we can make that crazy 'electricity' thing, right?"
Senku's roadmap is shown, starting with Iron and moving to Electricity.
Gen asks Senku, "But Senku-chan, are you making a thermal generator?"
A thermal generator, aka thermoelectric generator or Seebeck generator, are solid state devices that convert heat to generate electrical energy through temperature differences. The effect was first discovered by Alessandro Volta and then rediscovered by Thomas Johann Seebeck. #DrStone 1.9.13
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Chrome, Senku, Kohaku, Suika, and Gen stand on top of the rocky mountain as Chrome shouts, "We got a magnet for the generator!"
Kohaku holds two halves of the magnet up but says, "They won't go near each other, let alone stick!"
Kohaku holds two halves of the magnet up but says, "They're being repelled by some mysterious force."
Kohaku holds two halves of the magnet up as Senku says, "You have the poles backwards."
It’s easier to experience magnetic attraction and repulsion than it is to explain it. It’s due to the arrangement of the electrons in the atoms at either pole. Opposite charges attract, like charges repel. The mathematics of this phenomenon can be traced back to Coulomb’s law #DrStone 1.9.12
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Chrome tries to stick the lightning rod into the stone ground as Senku says, "Set up the lightning rod, quick!"
Kohaku jumps away from the lightning rod just as lightning strikes it.
Senku looks on and says, "And so the god of lightning descends."
Senku holds out his lightning-struck iron bar and says, "Electricity, born with a bang."
Senku might have used a lightning rod to harness lightning and make his magnet, lightning rods have been used to direct lightning away from homes and other structures since the mid-1700s, when both Czech priest Father Prokop Diviš and Benjamin Franklin developed them independently. #DrStone 1.9.11
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Senku holds up the copper wire and says, "Wrap the solidified copper all around the iron."
A rain storm moves in. Senku says off-screen, "An old guy named Wasilewski at NASA has alrady succeeded in an experiment..."
A rocky cliff is shown, as Senku says off-screen, "...to make magnets using lightning."
A lightning strike is shown hitting a rocket tethered to the ground near New Mexico's NASA building, with a cartoon scientist celebrating nearby
Dr. Peter Wasilewski of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center described lode stone creation: “Exposure to lightning bolt-related electric discharge's magnetic fields is required.” This was tested and proved at New Mexico Institute of Technology’s Langmuir laboratory. #DrStone 1.9.10
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Senku says, "Lacquer is a crazy good insulator."
Senku says, "Coat the iron rod with it."
Kohaku says, "I carved a channel in the plank," as she's shown making a long, snaking channel in a piece of wood with her knife
Senku says, "Pour the copper into the channel," as molten copper is shown flowing into the mold Kohaku created.
One particular property of copper that makes it such an ideal material for making wires – other than its superb conductivity, of which only the rarer silver is better – is its ductility, which means it is capable of being drawn out into a wire or thread. #DrStone 1.9.9
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Senku tells Kohaku, Suika, Chrome, and Gen, "I was going to put up a stupid number of lightning rods,"
A close-up on Senku, holding iron sand, as he says, "... but we can't pass up this opportunity."
A crucible is shown coming out of the blast furnace with molten copper inside as Senku says off-screen, "Melt the copper."
Senku says, "Kohaku's shield is coated with lacquer."
We’re back to melting copper, which we’ll need for the wire to wrap around the iron bar. But what’s the lacquer for? To properly generate a magnetic field, there must be an insulator between the copper and the iron. That’s where the lacquer comes in! #DrStone 1.9.8
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Suika holds up the stone magnet covered in iron sand, saying to Senku, "We have some of the iron sand that we got."
Senu says to Suika, "The natural stuff isn't anywhere near strong enough."
Senku tells Kohaku, Suika, Chrome, and Gen, "We're going to catch the lightning with an iron rod."
Senku tells Kohaku, Suika, Chrome, and Gen, "...and make a high-power magnet with the power of science."
Magnets certainly occur in nature, notably as magnetite lodestones. Earth’s magnetic field isn’t strong enough to turn these minerals into magnets on its own. For that, they’ll need lightning strikes, just like the one Senku plans to harness! #DrStone 1.9.7
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Gen looks on as Chrome climbs the ladder to his science shed, where Senku is going through his stash, and says, "Hey, you have native copper."
Senku, his chin in his hands, says, "We'll melt it down to make copper wire."
Senku, his chin in his hands, says, "Now, if only we'd get some lightning..."
Senku says to Gen, "I can make a generator if I have magnets."
Senku needs a few more things for his generator to convert that power into electricity: magnets! Electricity flowing through a coiled wire creates a magnetic field, which turns ferromagnetic iron into a magnet, too! www.scienceweek.net.au/diy-science-... #DrStone 1.9.6
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