Dr. Stone
After a mysterious phenomenon strikes Earth, humanity finds itself forever petrified… until 5738, when Senku and his friend Taiju finally awaken. The two comrades, accompanied by a few survivors, take part in a major quest to find a cure that can free the 7 billion people who are still petrified. Their hopes rest on the possibilities of survival, the genius of Senku, and the great powers of science.
After repelling the attacks of the dreaded Tsukasa Cursed Spirit Hyuga, Senku and his group, nicknamed the “Kingdom of Science”, embarked on a true telecommunications race to gain an advantage over their opponents.
Thanks to Senku’s electronic knowledge, he and his friends managed to win against Tsukasa’s forces and were never closer to discovering the truth about Earth’s petrification. To find out more, they will have to cross the oceans in their newly built ship. What adventures await them?
The third season of Dr. Stone, launched on April 6, was particularly awaited by fans of the series. Still produced by the TMS Entertainment studio (Detective Conan, D.Gray-Man, Baki), Boichi’s manga adaptation manages to maintain humor as well as the beauty of its wild world. Seeing Senku’s genius at work will make you want to dig out your old physics and chemistry textbooks!
A new episode of Dr. Stone Season 3 is available every Friday on Crunchyroll.
NieR: Automat Ver1.1a
A true video game phenomenon, NieR:Automata is a Japanese RPG released on Playstation 4 in 2017. Based on its incredible success (encouraging reviews and more than 6 million copies sold worldwide!), the pearl of the Platinum Games studio was entitled. Its sixth anniversary anime adaptation.
Produced by the famous studio A-1 Pictures (Black Butler, Fairy Tail, Mashle), NieR: Automat Ver1.1a Essentially takes the framework of the original work and allows you to appreciate its futuristic and mechanical world, whether you’re a fan of the game or not.
The year is 5012. Aliens suddenly invade Earth and send mechanical life forms to conquer it. Humanity is on the brink of extinction, but a small group of refugees on the moon organizes a response by creating robot soldiers. Their last hope lies in a new generation of female androids: the Yorha 2B units. Can they take back Earth?
Trigun Stampede
In 1998, the Trigun series attracted attention for the quality of the animation, but also for the atypical environment that arose from a surprising mixture of science fiction and western. After 25 years, its iconic characters are back in the highly anticipated prequel, the first season of which has been available in its entirety on Crunchyroll since the beginning of the year.
Vash The Stampede is a happy and pacifist adventurer set in a futuristic Wild West, and whose head costs no less than $6 million. Intrigued by this strange character, young journalist Meryl Strife and her partner, a jaded veteran named Roberto De Niro (classy!), set out to find him.
When they finally meet him, they realize that his reputation as a killer is actually due to the existence of his twin brother, the terrifying Million Knives…
Code Geass
Why not end this selection on a lasting note with the iconic Code Geass series? Voted “Best Anime Series” from 2006 to 2008 by Anime Grand Prix, as well as 2010 Japan Expo. Code Geass Its highly philosophical plot and complex political context have catapulted it into the pantheon of the best SF anime.
In the near future, Japan lives under the yoke of the fictional British Empire. Dubbed “Zone Eleven”, the country suffered daily from the terror of the occupier, who suppressed all rebellions thanks to the Mekas troops, the “Nightmare Frames”.
But the day of rebellion may be here when a young student named Lelouch accidentally finds himself involved in a terrorist attack. Although he should have died, Lelouch instead survives and even inherits a mysterious power, “Geass”, which gives him the ability to control the will of others. Will this opportunity allow Lelouch to shake the British Empire to free his people?
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