Dr. Stone: Science Future Part 3 Episode 12: Whyman

Canon/HIGH

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7.4

40 Fans

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Dr. Stone: Science Future Part 3 Episode 12: Whyman

Canon/HIGH

← Prev: EP 11 Next: EP 13 →

OSHIMETER

7.4

40 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

EPISODE REVIEWS

talmaleabhishek1

What just happened? I didn't think of this. 😲

At the same time, it's funny. 😂

Overall — mind blown! 🤯✨ 10/10 ⭐️

Woahh finally this series will reach it ends now TT. I can't really believe that why man is just bunch of medusa. But this was really huge hype

Whyman” delivers one of the series’ biggest revelations, blending mystery, science, and emotion in a gripping episode. The long-awaited answers feel impactful, while Senku’s determination keeps the story inspiring and exciting.

I can't believe why man is just a bunch of floating medusa machines and they really thought they were doing us a favor with that petrification beam because their robot brains do not get how humans work

Seeing that white american flag on the moon felt so heavy and it shows just how much time passed while everyone was stuck in stone before senku finally woke up and started the kingdom of science

kakashi_kage_98

The way those machines keep asking why is so creepy because they really do not get why we want to be free instead of being statues

I can't believe Why-man is just the Medusas themselves and they actually thought they were doing us a favor with the petrification stuff

It finally clicked for me that the name Why-man came from them literally asking why we were not waking up to fix them and that is such a cool detail

haschwalth_halo

Senku pulling out a diamond to negotiate with a literal cloud of sentient machines is the most senku thing ever and he looked so cool staring them down

mitsuri_mochi_132

It is wild that Why-man is just a swarm of those medusa devices acting like a hive mind, and they basically tried to farm us for batteries. I was really expecting a person or an alien, but this mechanical parasite stuff explains why they were so obsessed with the radio signals and why they thought petrification was a reward for us

kumaru_yukihara

Watching Suika all alone again in that flashback while Senku talked about the petrification being a time machine made me feel so bad for her all over again

My heart sank when Why-man hijacked the radio and told them to petrify for ten meters and seeing Stanley dive off the rover like that was terrifying

Hearing that creepy voice ask if we want to die again but knowing it is just a bunch of confused machines trying to be parasites is such a crazy shift

professor_birch

Why-man thinking that turning everyone into statues was a gift is just bizarre, but it makes sense for a bunch of machines that only care about survival and batteries

That shot of the old american flag turned completely white by the sun really messed with me because it shows how long humanity has been gone from the stars

I actually held my breath when Senku made that first footprint on the lunar dust and it felt like the whole series was building to that one step out of the lander

The explanation for Whyman being a bunch of self aware batteries is kind of a letdown and the logic feels a bit too convenient after all that buildup for a mysterious villain

EPISODE CONTEXT

Following last episode's lunar landing in 'Giant Step,' this episode serves as the true narrative climax of Dr. STONE: SCIENCE FUTURE, finally pulling back the curtain on Whyman's identity and the origins of humanity's petrification. Positioned as episode 12 of 13, it directly paves the way for the series finale, 'Ushers of an Exhilarating Future,' where Senku must forge a resolution for humanity's future.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Following last episode's lunar landing in 'Giant Step,' this episode serves as the true narrative climax of Dr. STONE: SCIENCE FUTURE, finally pulling back the curtain on Whyman's identity and the origins of humanity's petrification. Positioned as episode 12 of 13, it directly paves the way for the series finale, 'Ushers of an Exhilarating Future,' where Senku must forge a resolution for humanity's future.

EPISODE REVIEWS

talmaleabhishek1

What just happened? I didn't think of this. 😲

At the same time, it's funny. 😂

Overall — mind blown! 🤯✨ 10/10 ⭐️

Woahh finally this series will reach it ends now TT. I can't really believe that why man is just bunch of medusa. But this was really huge hype

Whyman” delivers one of the series’ biggest revelations, blending mystery, science, and emotion in a gripping episode. The long-awaited answers feel impactful, while Senku’s determination keeps the story inspiring and exciting.

I can't believe why man is just a bunch of floating medusa machines and they really thought they were doing us a favor with that petrification beam because their robot brains do not get how humans work

Seeing that white american flag on the moon felt so heavy and it shows just how much time passed while everyone was stuck in stone before senku finally woke up and started the kingdom of science

kakashi_kage_98

The way those machines keep asking why is so creepy because they really do not get why we want to be free instead of being statues

I can't believe Why-man is just the Medusas themselves and they actually thought they were doing us a favor with the petrification stuff

It finally clicked for me that the name Why-man came from them literally asking why we were not waking up to fix them and that is such a cool detail

haschwalth_halo

Senku pulling out a diamond to negotiate with a literal cloud of sentient machines is the most senku thing ever and he looked so cool staring them down

mitsuri_mochi_132

It is wild that Why-man is just a swarm of those medusa devices acting like a hive mind, and they basically tried to farm us for batteries. I was really expecting a person or an alien, but this mechanical parasite stuff explains why they were so obsessed with the radio signals and why they thought petrification was a reward for us

kumaru_yukihara

Watching Suika all alone again in that flashback while Senku talked about the petrification being a time machine made me feel so bad for her all over again

My heart sank when Why-man hijacked the radio and told them to petrify for ten meters and seeing Stanley dive off the rover like that was terrifying

Hearing that creepy voice ask if we want to die again but knowing it is just a bunch of confused machines trying to be parasites is such a crazy shift

professor_birch

Why-man thinking that turning everyone into statues was a gift is just bizarre, but it makes sense for a bunch of machines that only care about survival and batteries

That shot of the old american flag turned completely white by the sun really messed with me because it shows how long humanity has been gone from the stars

I actually held my breath when Senku made that first footprint on the lunar dust and it felt like the whole series was building to that one step out of the lander

The explanation for Whyman being a bunch of self aware batteries is kind of a letdown and the logic feels a bit too convenient after all that buildup for a mysterious villain

©米スタジオ・Boichi／集英社・Dr.STONE製作委員会

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©米スタジオ・Boichi／集英社・Dr.STONE製作委員会

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