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Dr. STONE (2019) - S04E26 - CR vs sam

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sam
Oh, crap!
We're in deep shit, man!
Why-Man's sending us a message!
Why-Man must know what we're up to, 'cuz he's sending us a message!
D? O...
D... o...
Y O U...
Y... o... u...
Do you wanna die?
Do you wanna die?
Do you wanna die?
Do you wanna die?
Do you wanna die?
Do you wanna die?
Do you wanna die?
Do you wanna die?
Do you wanna die?
Do you wanna die?
Uh-oh!
Oh, snap!
So the enemy's saved us the trouble of engaging with them.
The enemy saved us the trouble of initiating contact!
I like it.
I like it!
Try replying in as many languages as you can, Francois.
Francois! Send a reply in every language you know!
Wait, hold on.
Wait, slow down... Shouldn't we think twice before pissing off an omnicidal maniac?
Slow down. Don't set them off.
Whisper, whisper...
Whisper, whisper...
So...
Whelp...
They're ignoring everything we say?
He's rudely ignored every last one of my well-crafted overtures.
They've stopped sending us any signals, too.
And he also stopped sending those creepy messages from the Moon.
That's not all bad, though.
Yet it was far from a fruitless endeavor.
We learned a few things.
We picked up a few fun facts.
First, Why-Man has some kind of intent.
For instance, we've confirmed Why-Man is acting with intent.
He has no intention of responding to our calls, but he does give us warnings.
He likes to dole out warnings, but has no desire to respond to our messages.
And he's so snotty about it, too.
He clearly thinks he's got the upper hand.
Which means he isn't going to rain down a ton of Medusas or anything.
Meaning, he's not likely to rush his next move. We're safe from petrification.
Not immediately, anyway.
Though only for a short while, I'd wager.
In other words, get in there before Why-Man loses patience.
Basically, it's only a matter of time before Why-Man gets bored of waiting,
Right to the source of the signal on the moon.
so we gotta hurry and get our asses up there!
Wait, no way. Hold it.
We'll go right up and knock on his front door.
You mean we're landing? On the moon?!
Wait, we're doing what now?
So by "going to the moon,"
You mean we're actually landing?
you didn't mean just orbiting it in a spaceship,
Like, for realsies, we're not just going up there to orbit the thing?
but that we're going to be hippity-hopping around on it?
We're legit gonna be hippity-hopping all over the surface?
What's the point of going if we aren't?
What's the point of going there otherwise?
How else would we greet our esteemed Why-Man?
It's the only way to secure a face-to-face with ol' Why-Man.
We're about to run around the entire Stone World to make
I mean, that's the whole reason we're sailing around the world collecting materials.
a rocket engine,
We need a rocket engine,
a spaceship,
a spaceship,
and a spacesuit.
and a spacesuit.
The three big pieces of a moon landing!
Those are the three essential ingredients for a successful lunar landing.
Our destination is in Spain.
Our next destination is Spain.
We'll gather fluorite in Barcelona.
We're grabbing some fluorite in the city of Barcelona.
Fluorite?
And what's that stuff do?
We'll need fluorite to make both the spaceship and the spacesuits.
Without it, we wouldn't be able to construct the spaceship or our spacesuits.
Off we go!
Let's chart a course!
To the birthplace of the Age of Discovery: the Mediterranean Sea!
To the birthplace of the Age of Discovery:
Fluorite:
the Mediterranean Sea!
a mineral that emits light when it's heated,
Fluorite: a mineral that emits light when it's heated.
and serves as an important material in spacesuits and spaceships.
It's a fundamental material in space technology.
I want it!
I want it!
Yes. I, too, have longed for it and dreamt of having it in this Stone World.
I, too, harbor a burning desire.
Really?
There's a treasure I've long dreamed of obtaining in this stone world.
Off to the Mediterranean Sea!
Is there really?!
There, we will finally obtain...
It's the Mediterranean we're talking about!
Which means we can finally get our hands on its golden elixir.
The nectar of the gods...
Olive oil!
Olive oil!
What about the fluorite?!
What about the fluorite?!
I want that, too, but I also want the olive oil.
Am I not allowed to desire both?
Greed is good.
Greed is noble, after all.
We will travel the world in our New Perseus and have everything.
The neo-Perseus will take us around the world to obtain every last thing we desire!
We'll travel through the Atlantic to Spain, the land of passion.
First up, we're charting a course across the Atlantic, to the land of passion, Spain.
To the city of Barcelona!
We're comin' for you, Barcelona!
That's a lot of place names. I can't quite picture all of it.
You're throwing out so many names, it's kinda hard to picture it all.
You have no idea how far we're going.
Well, suffice to say, it's a bit much for imagination alone.
We actually made it in a week!
We actually made it all the way here in just a week!
The New Perseus really is amazing.
The neo-Perseus truly is a marvel.
I hate to break the mood, but let's get started harvesting olives.
I hate to interrupt your celebration, but those olives are calling my name.
Chelsea, do you know where to look?
All right, Chelsea. Do your thing!
Roger!
Okey-doke!
Our destination is...
Stand back and let me cook!
Do we really have so much time to waste?
I thought you said we were in a big rush.
We need to set up camp anyway, with food, clothes, and shelter.
We'll need to set up camp before we can get rolling, anyway.
So why not enjoy some sightseeing in Spain?
Gotta have food, clothing, and shelter.
There's nothing here, though!
So yeah, no reason we shouldn't enjoy a little Spanish sightseeing.
It's a stone world!
As though there are any sights to see!
All done!
We're in the stone world!
Well, then, off to gather some olives!
Treasure map secured!
Let the world's greediest man, Ryusui-sensei, have at it.
Then off we go! Those olives aren't gonna harvest themselves!
Now we throw the crushed olives in a centrifuge and squeeze out the oil.
Nice. We'll leave the olives to our resident king of greed.
Cooking is a science.
He wants 'em, so there's a ten billion percent chance he'll get 'em.
A centri...
We'll throw the crushed olives into a centrifuge and squeeze out all the oil.
Oh, of course.
Figures. Even cooking is a science, huh?
You need a mega-whirly-spinny machine.
Say what?
Done!
Oh, I know what you're after!
Already?!
One of them spinning machines, huh?
Total piece of cake for Kaseki.
Finished!
I've always, always wanted this.
It's done?!
Our dinner table will be so, so much richer now.
I'm starting to believe our master craftsman can make stuff like this in his sleep.
Extra virgin olive oil ajillo.
It's finally time. I've craved this moment for so long.
And here we have The Carefree Fisherman's Mediterranean Pasta.
At last, our dinner table is about to become exceedingly sumptuous.
That name makes it sound so much more legit.
Made with fresh extra virgin olive oil, I present: las gambas al ajillo.
I missed the fragrance of olive oil.
And over there, a dish I call "The Carefree Fisherman's Mediterranean Pasta".
It's starting to feel like Spain.
Somehow, that elaborate name makes it even more exciting!
If you want to taste a country, start at the table.
I didn't realize how much I'd missed the taste of olive oil!
We villagers have never even experienced it.
Finally feels like we're in Spain.
Holy crap, that's good!
If you want to experience a country, start at the dinner table.
Those of us from Ishigami Village have never had anything like this.
Hot damn! It's so freakin' delicious!
Gracias!
Gracias!
Hay más comida si quieres.
Hay más comida si quieres.
Francois, you freak! You speak Spanish, too?
Francois, you kinky freak! Since when do you hablo the español?
I learned it from the South Americans who were revived.
I picked it up from the South Americans that we have revived.
I'm only a beginner,
Though I'm not yet fluent,
but I believe that the first step to earning one's trust
I firmly believe the first step to building trust with the locals is to show respect for their culture.
is to respect their culture.
I totes couldn't agree more! You're def the host with the most, Francois!
Well said! You're the best, Francois!
You're too kind.
Thank you.
Es delicioso!
Es delicioso!
He seems really happy.
I think he's saying it's really yummy!
Gracias!
Gracias!
"Gracias"?
"Gracias"?
I've heard that before, too.
I've heard that before, but I don't know what it means.
What does it mean?
A common phrase. It means "thank you".
It means "thank you."
Gracias.
Gracias.
Gracias!
Gracias to you, too!
I learned a lot of Japanese, too.
I've been picking up some new Japanese, too, y'know? Check it out!
Holy crap! I worked hella mighty hard for real!
Hot damn, man! I've been ten billion percent studying diligently, real elegant-like!
That's amazing.
That's impressive, Chelsea.
I feel like you're mixing a few people's speech patterns.
Yep, I'd say you've definitely picked up a few words from us.
Securing food is crucial since we're reviving so many people.
We're reviving so many people these days. We gotta make sure we can feed them.
All this food is making me want some snacks for dessert.
All this delicious food is making me crave a sweet treat to round it out with.
I know, right?
I feel ya, man.
Damn it! Why me?!
Goddammit! Why me?!
You're the master explorer, Chrome.
Aren't you supposed to be our king of exploration, Chrome?
Surely you're used to being chased by beasts.
Surely you're used to being chased by a wild beast or two.
That makes you the perfect bait!
That's what makes you the perfect bait!
Holy crap!
Screw this crap, man!
Wild...
Wild...
...cows?!
bulls?!
I like it.
Sounds like a challenge.
Bulls in Spain can only mean one thing!
Bulls in Spain, huh? I think we all know what that means.
Where did you learn to bullfight, Ryusui-chan?
When were you planning to tell us that you're a matador, my dear Ryusui?
I didn't.
I'm not.
It's just guts and pro gamer skills, I guess.
Chuck it up to hours of gaming and pure guts.
Yeah, you definitely have guts.
Well, I'm just glad those guts of yours are still intact.
With milk and olive oil, we can make that Spanish snack.
By combining milk and olive oil, we can create a world-renowned Spanish sweet.
Add a dash of potato starch, and it'll stay chewy even after it cools.
Let's toss in a dash of potato starch, too, so they stay chewy even after cooling.
You're paying us?!
Are you... paying us?
In coins?
With these coins?
We did acquire all sorts of superalloys, after all.
We couldn't let all that superalloy go to waste.
The rare metals themselves ensure the coins' value.
Their worth is derived from the inherent value of the metal.
Look at these goody-two-shoes.
I've never crossed paths with such kind-hearted youngsters.
They've taken the lead in this new world with amazing science,
You've used your brilliant minds and incredible science to blaze a path in this new world.
and yet they're making an effort
You have much power at your disposal,
to build their own nation without dominating it from above.
yet you've made no attempt to conquer us.
You don't need to thank us.
Instead, you're using that power to rebuild our nation.
We aren't doing it for your sake.
Hold your thanks!
I'm simply greedy and want everything.
We aren't doing this out of the kindness of our hearts.
I believe you.
You happen to be talking to the king of greed, who wants anything and everything!
We keep traveling from country to country to revive people.
He's not exaggerating.
We don't even have the time to rule over anyone.
We're gallivanting from one country to the next in an attempt to revive everyone.
Everyone who works is a professional.
I'm afraid we just haven't the time to spare for conquest.
And professionals are remunerated accordingly.
Working a job makes you a professional,
That is how the Ryusui Conglomerate operates!
meaning you deserve to be paid accordingly.
It also means that we get control over the new world's global currency.
That's the Ryusui Conglomerate's modus operandi!
He's got something sinister on his mind again.
And it doesn't hurt that it gives us exclusive control over the new world's global currency.
Hey, sounds great!
I'm not sure exactly what he's talking about, but he's definitely scheming.
Give me some work, too!
Count me in!
Bring it on!
I want some work, too! I can do whatever!
We have plenty more work!
Now we're talking!
Lots of materials to gather!
I'm putting you folks to work gathering materials!
I want fluorite!
I desire every last chunk of fluorite!
And we've come full circle!
And there it is, right on cue!
We're getting everything!
I guess some things never change.
This greedy monster's insane!
Leave it to the king of greed to get us a mountain of fluorite!
Japan's all out of big fluorite crystals.
Japan completely exhausted its supply of large fluorite crystals.
We can gather plenty here by the sea in Barcelona.
But that's not a problem here.
These rocks are so translucent and sparkly.
There's more than enough by the sea here in Barcelona.
Yeah, and they're pretty when they fluoresce under heat.
I had no idea fluorite was so clear and sparkly!
So that's why they're called "firefly stones" in Japanese.
Yep. And it looks especially cool when it fluoresces under heat.
Is this for glasses?
That's why they're called "firefly stones" in Japan.
It's a lens made by polishing fluorite.
A lens? Like, for glasses?
Its refractive index and dispersion properties are different...
This one was made by polishing fluorite,
Point is, it's a super high-precision lens for professional applications.
so it's got a different refractive index and dispersion, plus...
Like our insanely upgraded fluorite telescope.
Well, point is, it's a professional-grade lens with high precision,
making it the perfect upgrade for our telescope.
Oh, man!
Oh, man!
Is it just me, or can you see the craters, too?
I can practically count the individual craters!
With a super big one of these, we could even find Why-Man on the moon.
If we were to make a bigger one of these, I bet we could even spot Why-Man up there.
We aren't finding a crystal that big.
Fat chance we'll find a crystal big enough for that.
And we won't be making any artificially for a long time.
And it'll be a while before we're synthesizing them in a lab.
We'll be flying off once we find Why-Man!
As soon as we do have a lock on Why-Man's whereabouts, though,
A rocket?!
we'll be flyin' this baby straight up there to meet him!
Although...
You already made the rocket?!
It's tiny! Lawl!
Though, it's kinda...
I'm about the only one who could fit.
That thing's mega-small, yo!
You haven't realized you're bigger than before, huh?
Pretty sure I'm the only one of us that could fit inside.
You're right.
You're not quite as tiny as you used to be.
It's a model rocket.
I guess that's true...
I'd love to attach Xeno-sensei's jet engine prototype to it and test it out.
You're looking at a model rocket.
Amazing, huh?
Now we just need to slap on Xeno's jet engine prototype and give it a test run.
I know it's not to scale, but seeing this really gives you the sense
It truly is awe-inspiring.
that we're slowly getting closer to the moon, even in this Stone World.
I realize it's not true to size, but seeing it with my own two eyes makes it much easier
Though, to get there,
to believe we're making steady strides that will eventually take us
we're going to need some super precise trajectory calculations.
from the stone world up to the Moon.
In other words, for our next city, we'll be heading to...
We're still missing a critical piece.
The city of mathematics, in India!
To make it to the Moon, we're gonna need dead-accurate trajectory calculations.
The city of mathematics?
Which means the next city we need to build is clear as day!
Yeah.
Our City of Mathematics, in India!
India's always had insanely advanced math education.
City of Mathematics, huh?
They're known all throughout the world for being good at math.
Yep.
And we're absolutely going to need their
India's always been known for having insanely advanced mathematics education.
remarkable computational abilities for our super precise trajectory calculations.
That's why they're recognized globally for pumping out so many number-crunching monsters.
A-ha, so that's why we're going to India.
I desire their computational skills!
How are we gonna get to India from Spain by boat?
It's the only way we're gonna get the precise calculations we need for our lunar mission!
We'll have to make a long trip past the Cape of Good Hope.
Well, seems our next destination's settled, then.
Holy crap.
Wait a minute. Don't forget we're all the way over here in Spain.
Now, we're going to run into some trouble with our New Perseus on our way there.
How the heck're we gonna get to India from here?
We're burning more fuel than we expected.
We'll have to make a lengthy detour around the Cape of Good Hope.
We won't make it past the Cape of Good Hope to India.
Well, shit...
No probs!
Thing is, we've got a little issue to solve with the neo-Perseus before we can set off to India.
You'd have to be a freak to solve all of that with just science.
We're burning through fuel faster than expected.
Right.
At this rate, we won't make it there. At least not without refueling.
Guess we're making some more fuel out of organic waste, huh?
Don't sweat it!
Yeah.
It would be way more kinky freaky if science always worked out perfectly, y'know?
Which is why we brought the whole plant on board.
Yeah!
But we're going to be stuck here until we've fueled up.
Just means we need to make more fuel out of organic waste, right?
For months, or even a year.
You said it.
Here!
That is the whole reason we installed the on-board fuel plant, after all.
Is there no water connecting this part?!
But we're stuck here until we have enough.
We just need to zip through this skinny part here!
And that's not gonna happen anytime soon.
I mean, look! Isn't this a massive shortcut?
It could take months, or even a year.
That's the Suez Canal.
Hold on! What about this spot?! It looks like the water connects here, right?!
A shortcut conduit opened by humankind to connect two seas.
If we could just slip through that skinny opening, we'd be in the clear!
Wait, I feel like I've heard about this before.
I mean, just look at that difference! You can't tell me it wouldn't solve our fuel problem!
The Banana whatchamacallit.
That spot is called the Suez Canal.
It was carved by mankind to connect the two seas and hasten long voyages.
Wait, I feel like I've heard about something like that before!
The Banana thingy, right?!
The Panama Canal.
The Panama Canal.
The one that almost completely dried up after 3,700 years of neglect.
But after 3,700 years of neglect, it's almost certainly drier than a prune.
I wonder how the Suez Canal's doing.
That is true, but the Suez Canal might be faring better.
It's connecting two happy waters of the same height.
It's connecting two bodies of water at the same elevation,
We might have a better shot at crossing it than Panama, but...
so the odds of it working are def better than in Panama.
So we can save an entire year if we take the shortcut through the Suez-whatever!
If taking that shortcut will save us an entire year, then as far as I'm concerned, we have to try!
Here we go again with Kohaku-chan rushing straight into battle.
Typical! Kohaku wants to rush headfirst into the unknown!
We were quick to give up on the Banana Canal.
I still remember the sting of having to give up on that Banana route!
It's time to challenge this so-called canal once more!
This is our chance for a grudge match against these so-called canals!
I don't want to wait, either.
I'm not big on waiting.
I wish I could agree.
A huge part of me wants to go for it.
But as the captain, I refuse.
But as captain, I have to refuse.
We don't even know if the canal's still connected.
We don't even know if it's still connected.
Charge in blind without so much as a sea chart,
If we charge in blind without a sea map,
and if we're met with a dead end, we may not even be able to return.
we could sail right into a dead end and never make it back.
Am I right?
Am I wrong?
If only we could check ahead of time, right?
Way too bad we can't take a little peek-sy before going in!
You're the world's greatest geographer, aren't you, Chelsea-chan?
Doubly so, given that we have the world's greatest geographer at our disposal, huh?
You'll make me blush with your flattery.
You tryna make me blush over here?
Maybe if Chelsea could get a good look from far away
If only Chelsea could get a look at it from far away using some kinda super-powered telescope or something...
with some insane telescope or something...
This view is fantabulous!
Sweet!
I can totes make a sea chart of the whole Suez Canal from up here, no problemo!
We can draw up a whole-ass sea chart of the Suez Canal!
Well, how's it looking, then?
Dead easy!
Can we make it through? Or is it all blocked off?
Yeah? So, how does it look?
Can we make it through this Suez Canal?
Scribble, scribble, scribble...
Scribble, scribble, scribble...
Welp, it's blocked.
It's got a real hardcore blockage, my dudes.
Yep, horrible luck as always.
Our horrible luck strikes again.
Wait, this is hilar!
Hold up. Weird alert.
It's blocked for sure, but...
It's def super whack, but it's not game over yet.
The canal itself is still connected,
It looks like the canal is still intact.
and I guess it's closed off by a dam of debris?
It's just blocked off by a dam of debris.
The climate must have changed in the past 3,700 years.
The climate probably changed a lot over the last few millennia.
Yeah, and there must have been a ton of tree growth for that short while.
No kidding. I'm guessing there was a period of heavy tree growth for a while,
But there's no way it would have lasted.
but it eventually had to end.
It must have fallen apart, washed away, and piled up there.
The trees must've floated there after withering.
Then we destroy it with all our forces!
Then we'll just have to tear it to shreds!
It's twenty kilometers away.
You do realize it's twenty kilometers away?
It doesn't look safe to get on top of it to dismantle.
Sounds kinda risky to start hacking at it.
We'll have to blow it up.
Then we'll just have to blow it up.
We'll need to secure the passage first, or we may not be able to return.
But we can't take the ship into the canal yet, lest we risk getting stuck forever.
We can't take the ship into the canal.
We have to secure the route before we enter.
In other words, blow up the wall
Basically, you're saying we're gonna need a nasty bomb
inside the canal from outside the canal, twenty kilometers away.
with a delivery system that'll let us blow up our target from twenty kilometers away.
There's no way...
Can we really do that?
How?
I'm almost afraid to ask.
Hang on...
Please tell me you're joking...
Are you serious?
This can't be real.
Yeah.
It's real, all right.
We're adapting the miniature rocket.
We're gonna use our model rocket to do the dirty work for us.
Science is power.
Science is power.
For example, you don't need me to tell you that your rocket
For instance, I trust you don't need me to tell you that your little rocket
and a ballistic missile are fundamentally one and the same.
and a ballistic missile are fundamentally one and the same.
It took Xeno-sensei and me a lot of time to put together our first rocket.
Just a few thousand years later, and Xeno and I have finally made our first rocket together.
Fire!
Ignition!
Go!
Do your thing, little dude!
And we're using that power of science to go forth into the future!
Using the power of science,
Okay!
we're literally blasting our way to the future!
Suez Canal opened and broken through!
Okey-dokey, all clear!
Crap, we're taking a huge shortcut!
Suez Canal officially owned, my dudes!
Now we can head straight for India!
Hot damn! We're taking a huge shortcut!
And what are we looking for in this place you call India?
Now we can set course straight for India!
Good question, Kohaku.
I still don't really get what we're looking for in this India place, though?
Combine that rocket missile and India's mathematical prowess...
Excellent question, Kohaku.
...and we can finally pay a visit to Mister Why-Man.
We know our rocket design works now, but we still need India's mathematical prowess.
We're acquiring the final piece— the talent—we need for our spaceship!
Once we find a way to get precise trajectory calculations, we're off to visit Why-Man.
Math is all-powerful...
We're after the final puzzle piece for our space mission— a truly unparalleled mind for mathematics.
and he is humanity's almighty mathematician!
And I know just the person.
Humanity's almighty mathematician!
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