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All humanity's been made immortal.
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But in exchange,
Why-Man imprisoned us in stone.
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And if we aren't happy
with that exchange...
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...we'll have to head to the moon
to negotiate for ourselves.
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Dr. Xeno
joined the party!!
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Are you serious?!
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Are you sure we can work
together with Xeno?!
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So, Xeno-chan...
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What exactly is this supremely
suspicious machine?
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I'm simply cooling some air.
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So it's a cooler!
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I'm extracting argon from the air.
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Ar...gon?!
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Gon
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I wanna know how it works,
now that I'm doing science.
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Apply a current to argon gas
packed inside a glass canister.
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But electric zappy zaps
don't go through the air.
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Even I've learned that much.
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Oh?
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Dr. Suika, that's some
elegant learning indeed.
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Perhaps it'd be quicker to
show you rather than explain.
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You and Senku-chan really do act alike.
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Ore deposit, huh?
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Here-ish!
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That signals an electric
pulse going through the gas.
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Rare metal deposits contain
radioactive elements, after all.
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Radioactive?
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You mean it's...
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A Geiger counter?!
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That's freaky!
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Nah, if anything, it'll keep us
safe if it detects radiation.
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There's always something
dark about Xeno's science.
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We used this technique to find mineral
deposits in the 21st century.
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Even a middle schooler could make
one if they had some lighter fluid.
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Ilmenite Ore
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Molybdenite
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Chrome Ore
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Wait... What is this?
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Pyrochlore Ore
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Nickel Ore
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Are these like those mystery ores
you see in Monster Hunter and stuff?
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They're actually the rare metals
we need for the spaceship!
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Nothing but treasures!
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Holy crap, mining team!
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Elegant indeed!
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Literally a stone sanctuary!
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Now all we need is...
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Yeah, we're pulling it up right now.
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My dear, dear Perseus!
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I'm sorry you had to
wait seven whole years!
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Look at what's happened to you!
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Damn, it's all red!
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It's all rusted up, for sure.
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It would have lost its
ability to drain water
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and sunk soon after it was abandoned.
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I'll bring you back to life! I promise!
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What are you doing?!
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Recycling iron!
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Iron's the one thing you can't get
in this part of South America.
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Sucks.
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This way, we can upgrade it into a
ridiculously souped-up New Perseus.
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Huh? We can?
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A new material made by merging
metal and metal with science.
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It's the superalloy,
and it's all we need!
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{\an8}Superalloy
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Here we go! We're gonna
make a ton of superalloy!
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You're starting to figure out
how to work Kaseki-chan.
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Throw the chrome ore into the iron.
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We're throwing Chrome in?!
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Gahhh!
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Yes.
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Combined with the power of chrome,
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with the diverse strengths of many,
it'll become even stronger.
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That, too, is a tenet of science.
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No rust, no corrosion.
An invincible superalloy. Here we go!
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Stainless Steel
Acquired!!
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So with this stainless superalloy...
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What can we make?
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With stainless, we can at last...
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At last?
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Stainless
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...make canned food!
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Lame!
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We're in a world of all-you-can-mine
high-quality rare metals.
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Add in some zirconium and tantalum,
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and we can make some
fantastically elegant cans
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that won't rot, even after 3,700 years.
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In the old world, they would have
cost us, like, a million yen each.
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A million?!
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Also...
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Stainless
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I see.
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With stainless, we can
enrich our dining tables
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and bring everyone back from
petrification all around the world.
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Hang on, that may be true, but...
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aren't we using it for
rockets and ships and stuff?
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There's still a crap ton of materials
we're going to need for that moon rocket
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scattered all over the planet.
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Correct!
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We'll need to make a new
ship and gather them
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all from around the world
as quickly as we can.
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Why don't we split up into teams?
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I'll work on the rocket engine.
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Senku, you work on the
upgraded New Perseus.
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Yeah.
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We've got better things to do than
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be two happy-go-lucky
scientists holding hands.
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First off, this stainless we're
making right now is Level 1.
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If we're to confront Why-Man on the moon,
we'll need a superior superalloy.
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What the heck is this?
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The smell coming from it is insane.
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It turns nickel into gas, purifying it.
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It's essentially a superalloy
level-up facility.
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But the gas that comes
out is absolutely toxic.
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A mask does nothing.
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It is absorbed through the skin,
leading to swift death.
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And in order to ensure
that it doesn't leak out,
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we first made Level 1 stainless.
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That's terrifying! Holy smokes.
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In order to build our road map
of science to go into space,
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we have no choice but to harness toxicity.
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Not all would approve.
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So I'll take on the dirty work myself.
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As the science user of darkness.
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That way, I can ignore
all the low-minded noise
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and elevate science without restraint.
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Senku can, as the science user of light,
lead the others into the future.
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Elegant indeed.
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The right man for the right job.
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Two different people coming together
to become the most powerful.
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Like a superalloy!
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Superalloy City
Founded!!
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All of humanity has finally come together.
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Let's fight fantasy
with science, shall we?
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The scientist of darkness and
the scientist of light, together.
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Crap! Hang on, dang it!
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Where are we going to
get fuel for the ship?
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There's seriously no petroleum
around here in the Amazon.
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Does that mean we're starting
with sailing ships again?
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This is the futuristic New Perseus
we're talking about.
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We're making it go with future energy.
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Future energy?
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Yeah, by which I mean...
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food waste!
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It's what we call biofuel.
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Any kind of organic waste will do!
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Leaves, leftover food, poop, use it all!
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And we gather all the gas that
comes off it when it rots!
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Poop!
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Not poop again!
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Senku-chan, don't you
need to collect the gas
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that's coming out of
all this organic waste?
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Yeah. Which is why...
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we're making a tank to hold all the gas!
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Ah, I think I've seen those at,
like, industrial facilities.
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It must be crazy hard to
make those perfect spheres.
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All done!
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That's it?!
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It's not even that spherical!
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It doesn't need to be perfect.
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Fill it with water and blow
it up in the middle, and...
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See? Now it's a sphere.
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That's it?!
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That's how they make those round tanks?!
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It's true.
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And what's this now, Xeno-chan?
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We need a lot more heat than those
furnaces to make superalloys.
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We're melting them down with
electricity, like induction cooktops.
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Why are these wires shaped like hoses?
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They're water-cooled.
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Otherwise, the wires themselves
will overheat and melt.
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And this is... what, Senku-chan?
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This is the Fischer-Tropsch process.
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Not that you'd know what that is.
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Nope, I don't.
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It's a trick that the gas-starved
German army came up with.
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You know, that thing that turns
organic waste gas into liquid fuel.
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No, I still don't get it.
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Nickel
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Chrome
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Molybdenum
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Iron
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Titanium
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Niobium
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Now, we mix together all these metals
that we extracted from various rocks,
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and we have this indestructible metal
that makes the rocket engine possible.
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It's resistant to heat, cold,
oxidation, corrosion, and creep.
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Say what?
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It's the superalloy of all superalloys.
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So it's insanely strong, huh?
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That's insane.
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We put it all together over
half a year using science.
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All this was just rocks that
were lying around in the ground.
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March
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April
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May
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How's the engine?
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Not a hitch.
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And what about your liquid fuel?
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I suppose I needn't ask.
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All good.
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How about some show-and-tell?
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Rocket Engine
(Level 1)
Acquired!!
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It's a rocket jet!
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No, it's a gas turbine engine.
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To fly a spaceship,
we'll need a lot more.
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We'll need a Level 99 engine.
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That said, we're well on our way
to confronting Why-Man himself.
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It's the first step in our lunar journey.
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After a brief moment of cooperation
several thousand years in the making...
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Now, Senku, you and I will be taking
different paths again beginning tomorrow.
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Yeah, we sure will.
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We're splitting into three teams.
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Why?!
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It'd be nice to take a break
in our newly established city.
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But the whole world's still petrified.
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Japan, the treasure island,
and Corn City, too.
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He's right!
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We're coming, Yuzuriha!
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We'll be splitting into...
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The team that remains in Superalloy City.
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This is the team that'll be
moving science forward,
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collecting ores and evolving
the rocket engine.
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The team that will return to Corn City.
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This is the team that'll work with
everyone in the US headquarters
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and get corn production in gear to
set up the revival of the human species.
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No way!
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I don't want to be away from Senku!
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Let me teach you a secret.
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Senku-chan seems to like capable women.
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I'm totally competent, of course.
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And the team that'll be
moving on to a new city.
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This team will be crossing the Atlantic
and traveling all across the world,
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gathering materials for the spaceship
until they arrive in Japan.
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They're breaking ground into the future.
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Yikes.
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How many years is it going
to take to get to Japan?
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Not to worry.
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You know that rocket engine
we all broke our backs making?
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You didn't think that was only
for the spaceship, did you?
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New
Perseus
Acquired!!
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It's so fast!
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I was hoping for a heartfelt goodbye,
but they're already out of sight!
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I mean, we'll be in touch with
them every day via radio anyway.
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The old Perseus was 300 horsepower
with a maximum speed of four knots.
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The future superalloy engine
is 10,000 horsepower, 20 knots!
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It took 40 days to cross
the Pacific, did it not?
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On the New Perseus, we'll make it
across the Atlantic in a mere week!
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This is tremendous.
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It's hard to believe this is a ship.
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We're going about five times faster.
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Damn... With an engine like this one,
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we might actually make it
all the way to the moon.
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They were just rocks!
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Chrome, are those tears?
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What's wrong?
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I don't know.
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I don't know, but...
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One week until the Atlantic is crossed
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The breeze on the deck
is so cool and comfy.
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It's actually not that cool...
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It's so hot, I'm going to melt.
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The sun is right above us.
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We're in the middle of the Atlantic,
right near the Equator.
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Retreat! Retreat!
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It's so cold!
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My sweat's clearing up so
fast, it's almost freezing.
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Oh, man!
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A.C.
Acquired!!
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We've always had a fridge.
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It's the same thing.
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00:19:03,960 --> 00:19:09,430
The New Perseus's engine let
us electrify the entire ship.
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Wow, wow, wow!
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We're in first class!
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Science for the win!
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It's like we've come right
back to modern civilization.
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Especially now that the
Senku-chan and Xeno-chan team
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has doubled their horsepower.
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Partially, at least.
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We aren't quite there yet, though.
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For example...
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We're going to be
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intricately connected all throughout
the world as we delegate tasks.
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But it's not like we have
satellite communications,
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so we can't make voice
calls over long distances.
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We'll be limited to Morse code contact.
293
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And so we're going to need
everyone to practice Morse code.
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Us, too?
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I need to start with learning to write.
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I can teach you how to write!
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Come to think of it...
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The first time Why-Man showed up,
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he noticed us because we blasted a
stupid amount of radio waves, right?
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00:20:21,730 --> 00:20:25,650
Doesn't that mean we're going to
get found out by Why-Man again,
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using so much radio?
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He'll know the humans are on the move.
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Ukyo!
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00:20:36,600 --> 00:20:39,580
Yeah, I heard it, too.
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00:20:39,580 --> 00:20:41,230
That signal...
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It came from the moon!
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00:20:44,370 --> 00:20:45,530
Oh, crap!
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Why-Man's sending us a message!
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Yeah, since a while ago.
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Gah!
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We've been sending out
radio signals for a while.
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True...
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He's been why-why-ing every time.
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It's long been established that
Why-Man responds to radio signals.
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00:21:08,240 --> 00:21:10,620
We could have resorted
to guerrilla warfare,
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using no radio signals whatsoever.
317
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But we've been using induction
cookers and stuff anyway.
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We're leaking radio waves everywhere.
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00:21:18,510 --> 00:21:23,230
There's no separating science and
modern technology from radio waves.
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That's not it.
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00:21:25,640 --> 00:21:28,240
Now that I've learned
Morse code, I can tell you...
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The letters he's sending
aren't Ws, Hs, or Ys.
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I don't know what he's saying
because it's in English, but...
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D? O...
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Y O U...
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Do you wanna die?
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Do you wanna die?
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00:22:01,860 --> 00:22:03,730
Do you wanna die?
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00:22:04,670 --> 00:22:06,640
Do you wanna die?
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00:22:06,640 --> 00:22:08,820
Do you wanna die?
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Next Episode
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This is a work of fiction, but the plants,
animals, and production methods described are based on reality.
Foraging and making things on your own accord is extremely dangerous
and, in some cases, illegal. Please do not imitate without expertise.