The
culmination of Senku's epic scientific adventure is just around the corner with
humanity's most ambitious mission: to build a moon rocket. The production
committee revealed a new trailer for the third and final cour (quarter)
of Dr. Stone: Science Future, confirming its television premiere
for April 2.
The new
promo trailer not only shows us the unprecedented powerful alliance between
Senku and Xeno, but also confirms the involvement of legendary rock band Asian
Kung-Fu Generation. The band composed the opening theme titled
"Skins" exclusively to set the scene for the Science Kingdom's
journey around the world in their collection of materials.
Dr.
Stone: Science Future Details
To achieve
the moon landing, the crew needs the brightest minds, so the update served to
introduce a key piece of the puzzle that Ryusui considers indispensable for the
success of the space mission.
- Seiichiro Yamashita as SAI The
actor will give life to the man with the greatest mathematical capacity in
all of humanity, whose intellect will be the main engine behind the rocket
project.
Band and
cast commentary
Vocalist
Masafumi Gotoh,
representative of Asian Kung-Fu Generation, reflected deeply on the message of
the play. He pointed out that maybe it's us in the real world who need to start
rebuilding civilization from scratch, and he composed this song imagining a
bright future where everyone can travel to the moon. He described the piece as
a theme designed to dance to while we carry our differences and worries.
For his
part, actor Seiichiro Yamashita expressed great excitement to
join the cast. He commented that when he read the manga he was very impressed
by the immense value of life and the human drama that exists behind each
invention. He assured that fans will enjoy seeing how SAI's talent will support
the protagonists, and invited the audience to join them on this last leg of the
journey.
About
the original franchise
Created by
writer Riichiro Inagaki (author of Eyeshield 21)
and artist Boichi (Sun-Ken Rock), the original manga
began serialization in the pages of Weekly Shonen Jump magazine
in March 2017, concluding its story in March 2022. This fourth and final
animated season divided its broadcast into three parts; the first debuted in
January 2025 and the second aired between July and September of that same year.
The Crunchyroll platform will retain the global streaming
rights for this grand conclusion
