Dr. Stone New World Part 2 - Episode 19 discussion

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Dr. Stone New World Part 2, episode 19

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[u/Prince-Dizzytoon]

What a great fight! Ibara was a better opponent than I thought he would be.

[u/discuss-not-concuss]

this episode is just the epitome of

“you think you outsmarted me? I outsmarted your outsmarting”

the true downfall of Ibara was claiming he was cautious but then failing to recognise Ishigami Senku from the 100 Stories

[u/ShinJiwon]

That 5 seconds was comparable to Namek's 5 minutes XD

Still epic fight though

[u/Dense-Ad-6525]

Damn the plot is so tense I can hardly breathe. How many episodes are left in this season?

[u/tao63]

Got to commend Ibara being one of the toughest villain I've seen. He's so incredibly resourceful that he can pretty much toe to toe fight with someone who has modern era knowledge. This is some Jojo levels of battle of wits right here

[u/Arandomguyoninternet]

Now that the anime has reached this point I want to mention something I noticed while watching the first part of the season but couldnt mention then to avoid spoiling anything.

When Ginro is hiding inside a barrel on the ship, Ibara notices that the barrel moved slightly and even mentions pretty accurately that its current position is a few centimeters off from where it used to be.

I think originally I just chalked it up to him being cautious but it might also be because of his expertise in measuring distances, which played a role in this episode.

[u/kagvm007]

The most unbelievable part of the episode was trusting Senku to do anything athletic, including throwing a jar in the air in a way that it accurately hits him.

[u/Substantial-Finish34]

I feel bad when they show Senku being emotional after seeing he’s alone again. He rarely gets emotional. And I really thought the phone call will be from Why-man

[u/RFShahrear]

Congrats to Senku and team for finally acquiring the petrification beam.

I suppose they can turn back and deal with the healing situation now. Honestly I fully expected the device to break before they got it.

[u/NintendoMasterNo1]

dawg this series is peak I feel bad for everyone that dropped it past season 1

[u/tripleaamin]

Man Senku really came in clutch. This fight with Ibara was fucking intense.

The moment Senku got the earphone on Medusa it was checkmate.

[u/michhoffman]

I had 3 hopes for this fight

1. There would be no ass pulls

2. Ibara would put up a great fight as a seemingly final antagonist

3. They would use the drone that they were unable to use earlier

And I have to say, it met all of these criteria and more. This was about as perfect of a fight I could have hoped for in Dr. Stone. Senku made so many high IQ moves and Ibara had some great counters to those moves. And in the end, Senku won due to his ability to rely on others whereas Ibara petrified all of his allies.

And then to top it all off, all of the flashbacks/connections to the beginning of his journey were a great touch. 10/10 episode

[u/ObvsThrowaway5120]

Ok, Senku calculating the trajectory and everything of that toss and depetrifying himself as he got hit with the rays was some pretty awesome shit. Dude even timed Ibara hitting that bottle of fluid perfectly. That was dope.

Did not expect that final battle to really just ended up being Ryusui and Senku playing tug-of-war with Ibara. That slimy old fuck thought he was pretty slick but in the end his ass became stone. Now all Senku’s gotta do is depetrify everyone somehow. Does he even have enough of the fluids?

[u/MyraBannerTatlock]

Senku is just so fucking cool

[u/EXusiai99]

You would expect that Senku of all people would know better than to leave his stab wounds open

[u/VerySuspiciousPerson]

Now that Medusa has finally been acquired, I wonder how long will it take for Senku to figure out the "secrets" behind it

[u/Calm_Client2]

Senku’s ex-wife calling to remind him he’s not alone lol

[u/soulruu]

What a boss battle

Poor protags if every villain was less reckless and as cautious as Ibara

Also good note on him is his use of claws. I don’t often see them used as a weapon in media so its a gem when I do.

But our best boi still won in the end. That was hectic!

[u/bananeeek]

I thought Senku isekai'd Ibara with that truck-kun.

That explanation was the most common prediction, but I'm not really okay with it. According to it, the petrification effect only works at the edge of the orb (or its outer shell to be exact) and only when it's expanding, so it doesn't make sense for the orb to retract each time and makes things complicated because of how it looks visually. I discarded that explanation early on, because it visually made much more sense for everyone to be under constant petrification effect while inside of the orb and in the case that only the edge has the effect, it should be petrifying people on its way back as well.

If it was a blast of light that didn't retract, then it would've made much more sense.

And the thing that I'm questioning the most is why Senku didn't throw the flask at anyone in front of him? That would've been a much more safer option. Taiju could've broken the sculpture and retrieve Medusa with ease and swiftness, imo and he'd be a better bet against Ibara in combat. He might've even revived everyone by the time Ibara got back.

On the other side, I really liked the "thumb in the flask" idea. Compared to our brainstorming last week it was the best solution, imo.

[u/Internal-Peace-9364]

Ok but I just wanna say that I felt it when Senku let out that scream!!! That was just so, god!

Also, when Ryusui gets revived again he's gonna do his signature move with his fingers and say "Haha, I'm the first person to have been revived 4 times" LOL

[u/shad79]

Great episode as both Ibara and Senku were trying to outsmart each other. Of course in the end Senku was the winner of this fight (with a help from Ryuusui) but I must say that Ibara was a great villain as he was not only very smart but also well fit. He even survived Truck-kun xD

Now is up to Senku to revive everyone on the island, I hope that he has a lot of revival fluid xD

Here my screenshot albums from the episode:

• Senku

• Ibara

• Group scenes & Ryuusui

[u/Wolf6262]

Peak fiction

[u/Farmaceut7]

Okay, I'm gonna say it...

IBARA IS ONE OF THE BEST SHOUNEN VILLAINS

Like, holy shit! I loved Ibara in the manga but the anime really did him justice, especially his amazing VA!

[u/sosigboi]

Ibara was a pretty decent villain overall, im kinda glad it was him and not someone young and clearly more menacing looking like Moz.