List of Dr. Stone chapters
Appearance
Dr. Stone is a Japanese manga series written by Riichiro Inagaki and illustrated by Boichi, serialized in Weekly Shōnen Jump since March 6, 2017 with the individual chapters collected and published by Shueisha into sixteen tankōbon volumes as of July 2020[update]. Viz Media licensed the manga in North America and the first volume was published in September 2018.[1]
Volume list
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1 | Stone World Sutōn Wārudo (STONE WORLD) | July 7, 2017[2] 978-4-08-881184-0 | September 4, 2018[3] 978-1-9747-0261-9 | |
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Teen genius Senku Ishigami manages to revive his friend Taiju Oki, the two having being mysteriously petrified along with all of humanity for over 3,700 years with most traces of human civilization gone. As the only two humans freed from stone, Senku seeks to rebuild civilization in this "stone world" using his knowledge of science and Taiju's brawn to help him develop a nital solution out of a miracle water made from bat guano that could possibly free people from their petrified state. After a year-long process, the two friends intended to test the formula on their classmate Yuzuriha Ogawa. But a lion attack forces them to revive the strongest fighter in their school, Tsukasa Shishio, who proved to be a valuable asset until Senku learns of Tsukasa's conflicting intent to create a world free of the old generation's corruption. Once reviving Yuzuriha after tricking Tsukasa, Senku takes his group to a volcanic hot spring in Hakone to create gunpowder. But Tsukasa realizes Senku's plan to reinvent firearms and pursues the group. | ||||
2 | Two Kingdoms of the Stone World Ishi no Sekai no Futatsu no Kuni (石の世界の二つの国) | September 4, 2017[4] 978-4-08-881259-5 | November 6, 2018[5] 978-1-9747-0262-6 | |
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After Senku creates a batch of gunpowder, an accident caused by Taiju reveals there are other humans in the Stone World with Senku's decision to light more gunpowder attracting Tsukasa, who takes Yuzuriha hostage to demand the recipe for the revival fluid. Senku relinquishes the recipe to save Yuzuriha and allows Tsukasa to snap his neck after refusing to abandon science. However, having used gestures to lay clues to Taiju prior, Senku is revived when the revival fluid is placed on the stone fragment on his neck. Senku then gives Taiju and Yuzuriha instructions to join Tsukasa as spies while he searches for the smoke signal's source and acquire allies. Senku eventually Kohaku, who attacked Tsukasa before he trapped her under a tree. Senku manages to use his science know-how to create a block and tackle to lift the tree off of Kohaku who takes him to her village. | ||||
3 | Two Million Years of Being Nihyakuman-nen no Arika (200万年の在処) | December 4, 2017[6] 978-4-08-881288-5 | January 1, 2019[7] 978-1-9747-0263-3 | |
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Kohaku takes Senku to the outskirts of her village, where he meets guards Kinro and Ginro along with a "sorcerer" named Chrome who Senku took as his assistant after recognizing his magic as primitive science. Learning that Chrome became a sorcerer to help Kohaku's sickly sister, Ruri, Senku reveals to him about the world that existed 3,700 years ago and decides to help him and Kohaku develop an antibiotic to save Ruri. The trio are aided by the guards and a girl named Suika in a multi-part series to develop the means to develop antibiotics with by-products including the reinvention of electricity. At that time,the gang are approached by Gen Asagiri, a stage magician that Tsukasa revived to make sure Senku died but has his own agenda. | ||||
4 | Senku's Lab Senkūzu Rabo (SENKU'S LAB) | February 2, 2018[8] 978-4-08-881341-7 | March 5, 2019[9] 978-1-9747-0446-0 | |
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Following a sudden attempt on Gen's life by the villager Magma, Kohaku reveals an upcoming Grand Bout where the winner becomes the new chief and marries Ruri. As Kohaku, Kinro, and Ginro train for the Grand Bout to prevent Magma from disposing of Ruri, Gen gives a false report to Tsukasa after Senku promised a bottle of cola. Senku develops glass, using some to create for the short-sighted Suika while Chrome enlists the village's skilled craftsman Kasekito develop lab equipment. Senku breaks in his lab by making Ginro a silver spear while enlisting him to safely acquire the sulfuric acid need for the antibiotic. Despite Ginro's fear of dying, he overcomes it in time to help Senku and Chrome. | ||||
5 | Tale for the Ages Ikusen-nen Monogatari (幾千年物語) | April 4, 2018[10] 978-4-08-881381-3 | May 7, 2019[11] 978-1-9747-0501-6 | |
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Senku only needs alcohol to complete the antibiotic as he and Chrome join the others in the Grand Bout, which commences as Magma's lackey Mantle forcing Kohaku to get herself disqualified after abducting Suika. Suika returns during Kinro's match with Magma, giving him her mask to remove his near-sightness, only for Magma to take him with a cheat shot. But Chrome manages to defeat Magma with Gen's help, using his own tears with Suika's glasses to create a magnifying lens to set Magma's clothes on fire. After Ginro's humiliating defeat when he deviated from their plan, Senku won the tournament when Chrome passed out before the final match. Senku quickly divorces Ruri once obtaining the alcohol and completes the sulfa drug, with Ruri making a full recovery. Senku is then accepted as new village chief, with Ruri revealing the village's name to be named Ishigami Village and that she learned of Senku through one of the many oral stories her bloodline kept alive. Ruri proceeds to tell the hundredth tale: The story of Senku's father, Byakuya, who became an astronaut and traveled to the International Space Station, alongside cosmonaut Shamil Volkov and American songstress Lillian Weinburg, joining fellow crew members Connie, Dalia, and Yakov. During their stay, Byakuya and the crew witness the petrification phenomenon. | ||||
6 | Stone Wars Sutōn Wōzu (STONE WARS) | July 4, 2018[12] 978-4-08-881558-9 | July 2, 2019[13] 978-1-9747-0506-1 | |
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Ruri continues telling Senku how Byakuya, after deducing that the phenomenon originated in South America, returned to Earth with his crewmates as they started the families which the Ishigami Villagers descended from. In time, after Dalia and Yakov departed in an attempt to find a cure for Connie, the rest of the crew gradually die from pneumonia as Byakuya wrote down the "Hundred Tales" to pass preserve his knowledge in future generations in hopes that Senku would one day use them. After visiting Byakuya's grave marker, Senky learns from Gen that a group of Tsukasa's men under his right hand Hyoga plan to attack the village. Despite Senku's gambit to hold Hyoga's forces off long enough to product katanas while Gen sides with them, Hyoga reveals his attack as a distraction for his ally Homura to set the village on fire and force everyone into the open. Suika manages to lure Hyoga's group away, stranding Hyoga and Homura on the treetops to avoid the poison gas from the acid pool. As Hyoga informs Tsukasa of Gen's betrayal and Senku still alive, Senku sets his sights on reinventing the cellular phone by spring time. This involved many steps that include creating a cotton candy machine. | ||||
7 | Voices from Here to Eternity Koe wa Mugen no Kanata e (声は無限の彼方へ) | September 4, 2018[14] 978-4-08-881610-4 | September 3, 2019[15] 978-1-9747-0778-2 | |
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Using the waterwheel Chrome built, Senku mechanizes the ironmaking process so the villagers can prepare for winter while his group begin developing light bulbs to celebrate Christmas with. Following a spelunking expedition for tungsten, Gen having led the villagers to build an observatory as a birthday present, Senku leads his group in creating the components needed to make two functional cellphones. After testing the phones, Senku is inspired by Ruri to find a time capsule sealed in Byakuya's gravestone: a glass record that Byakuya made to communicate with Senku. Using a phonograph, Senku and the villagers are able to hear a recording astronauts with Lillian's song inspiring the villagers to recreate the entertainment of the modern world. With the village's support and the cell phone, Senku declares a stone war against Tsukasa. | ||||
8 | Hot Line Hotto Rain (HOT LINE) | December 4, 2018[16] 978-4-08-881667-8 | November 5, 2019[17] 978-1-9747-0952-6 | |
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9 | Final Battle Fainaru Batoru (FINAL BATTLE) | February 4, 2019[18] 978-4-08-881726-2 | January 7, 2020[19] 978-1-9747-1074-4 | |
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10 | Wings of Humanity Hito no Tsubasa (ヒトの翼) | April 4, 2019[20] 978-4-08-881801-6 | March 3, 2020[21] 978-1-9747-1121-5 | |
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11 | First Contact Fāsuto Kontakuto (ファーストコンタクト) | July 4, 2019[22] 978-4-08-881881-8 | May 5, 2020[23] 978-1-9747-1479-7 | |
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12 | The Secret of Petrification Sekka no Himitsu (石化の秘密) | September 4, 2019[24] 978-4-08-882055-2 | July 7, 2020[25] 978-1-9747-1529-9 | |
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13 | Science Wars Saiensu Wōzu (SCIENCE WARS) | November 1, 2019[26] 978-4-08-882106-1 | September 1, 2020[27] 978-1-9747-1728-6 | |
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14 | Medusa's True Face Medyūsa no Sugao (石化光線の素顔) | February 4, 2020[28] 978-4-08-882206-8 | — | |
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15 | The Strongest Weapon Is... Saikyō no Buki wa (最強の武器は) | April 3, 2020[29] 978-4-08-882255-6 | — | |
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16 | Medusa vs. Science Medyūsa Bāsasu Saiensu (MEDUSA VS SCIENCE) | July 3, 2020[30] 978-4-08-882350-8 | — | |
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Chapters not yet in tankōbon format
These chapters have yet to be published in a tankōbon volume. They were originally serialized in Japanese in issues of Weekly Shōnen Jump from October 2019 to March 2020.
- "Ryusui vs. Senku" (RYUSUI VS. SENKU, Ryūsui Bāsasu Senkū)
- "Ryusui & Gen vs. Senku & Kohaku" (RYUSUI GEN VS. SENKU KOHAKU, Ryūsui Gen Bāsasu Senkū Kohaku)
- "Bar Francois" (BAR FRANÇOIS, Bā Furansowa)
- "Bar Francois: Bitters" (BAR FRANÇOIS ~BITTER SIDE~, Bā Furansowa ~Bitā Saido~)
- "Science Journey" (SCIENCE JOURNEY, Saiensu Jānī)
- "Pioneers of Earth" (地球の開拓者たち, Chikyū no Kaitaku-sha-tachi)
- "Light Lure in Darkness" (暗闇の誘蛾灯, Kuragami no Yūgatō)
- "Righteous Science-User" (正義の科学使い, Seigi no Kagaku Tsukai)
- "Dr. X" (Dr. X, Dokutā Ekkusu)
- "Doctor vs. Doctor" (DOCTOR VS. DOCTOR, Dokutā Bāsasu Dokutā)
- "War Game" (WAR GAME, Wō Gēmu)
- "Spy vs. Spy" (SPY VS. SPY, Supai Bāsasu Supai)
- "Science Is Elegant" (SCIENCE IS ELEGANT, Saiensu Izu Ereganto)
- "Two Scientists" (二人の科学者, Futari no Kagaku-sha)
- "Same Time, Same Place"
- "Who's the Scientist"
- "Lock On"
- "Torch of Science"
References
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- ^ "Dr.STONE 1". Shueisha (in Japanese). Retrieved May 27, 2018.
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- ^ "Dr.STONE 8". Shueisha (in Japanese). Retrieved October 18, 2018.
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- ^ "Dr.STONE 9". Shueisha (in Japanese). Retrieved December 26, 2018.
- ^ "Dr. STONE Vol. 9". Viz Media. Retrieved 30 August 2019.
- ^ "Dr.STONE 10". Shueisha (in Japanese). Retrieved February 21, 2019.
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- ^ "Dr.STONE 11". Shueisha (in Japanese). Retrieved June 3, 2019.
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- ^ "Dr.STONE 12". Shueisha (in Japanese). Retrieved August 30, 2019.
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- ^ "Dr.STONE 13". Shueisha (in Japanese). Retrieved October 5, 2019.
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- ^ "Dr.STONE 14". Shueisha (in Japanese). Retrieved December 30, 2019.
- ^ "Dr.STONE 15". Shueisha (in Japanese). Retrieved April 11, 2020.
- ^ "Dr.STONE 16". Shueisha (in Japanese). Retrieved June 8, 2020.