Dr. Stone: Science Future Part 3

A masterpiece
Dr. Stone will finally end this year,
Animation is still consistent (TMS does a good job) The story no longer has any conflict between humans but against WHY MAN on the moon with all the preparations. I like the consistent art style. If you like education with a touch of comedy, this anime will suit you. The reactions of the main characters and others are quite good and subtle. The main character is a genius. And yes, some are realistic with the real world and some are author's fiction.
A shonen story but wrapped in knowledge and traveling to know the country, it's very ... good. Overall 10/10 PEAK

This is one of the best shounen anime of the last decade, it has to be. It’s one of those shows where you end up wishing every arc had more episodes. I watched the first two seasons during their airing and never continued. But two days ago, I started Season 3, and here I am, already caught up with the latest episode. That’s how good this show is.

The plot is so peak, it knows exactly what to do when the viewer might lose interest. The antagonists and everyone else are well written, with no overly friendly characters. The people introduced actually feel realistic, not like ... they’re just helping each other because they have to. Each of them has their own way of doing things.

This is a must-watch. It’s one of those series you just can’t stop watching once you start. No matter how bored you might get at certain parts, don’t stop, it only gets better and better. I would've loved to see more of Dr.Stone but this is said to be the last season, it's one of the journeys which would always be with me.

Sayonara Stone World.

Dr. Stone: Science Future Part 3 already has a great start, featuring many plot developments, various scientific experiments, and insightful information on culture, history, and geography.

This review is only 4 episodes in, but we have already been presented with interesting new characters, accompanied by character development and new inventions for the science team.
They are finally taking action to acquire technology that will allow their team to go to space: computer science. It's clear that this season doesn't plan on stalling on pointless quarrels - all of humanity are all working together toward their main objetive to reach the actual villain of this whole series, the ... Why-Man.

The animation is polished and shows a slight improvement compared to the previous season. Honestly there isn't a single thing that I would complain about this season.