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''[[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpA2V_NTQWeXlQqnLSdDvpjmmASp64nOP Dr. Stone ABRIDGED]]'' is an AbridgedSeries by [=JoyRide=] Entertainment based on the work ''Manga/DrStone''. The series premiered right after the finale of their previous Abridged series, ''WebVideo/MyHeroAbridged''. The series began in late 2019 and ended in early 2023, consisting of two three-episode seasons and a movie that takes place between them.
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''[[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpA2V_NTQWeXlQqnLSdDvpjmmASp64nOP Dr. Stone ABRIDGED]]'' is an AbridgedSeries by [=JoyRide=] Entertainment based on the work ''Manga/DrStone''. The series premiered right after the finale of their previous Abridged series, ''WebVideo/MyHeroAbridged''. The series began consists of the first (three-episode-long) season that aired in late 2019 and ended in early 2023, consisting of two three-episode seasons and 2019, a movie that takes place between them.
aired in March 2021, and a second season that began in 2022 and continued into 2023.
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3700 years after the mysterious petrification of humanity, two young lab partners are suddenly revived. Between Senku's smarts and Taiju's brawn, this ultimate duo wastes no time in their attempt to restore every last ounce of civilization. Yes, even the bad stuff! Which conflicts with the idealism of fellow revived youth Tsukasa.
Now, two factions must go to war to determine their new Stone World's future: Tsukasa's virtuous Kingdom of Might or Senku's evil Empire of Science. And of course in typical [=JoyRide=] fashion, you're rooting for the bad guys.
Now, two factions must go to war to determine their new Stone World's future: Tsukasa's virtuous Kingdom of Might or Senku's evil Empire of Science. And of course in typical [=JoyRide=] fashion, you're rooting for the bad guys.
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3700 years after the humanity's mysterious petrification of humanity, petrification, two young lab partners university students from the modern era are suddenly revived. Between Senku's smarts revived: the genius but sociopathic Senku, and Taiju's brawn, this ultimate his strong but dim-witted former lab partner Taiju. The duo wastes waste no time in their attempt trying to restore every last ounce of civilization. Yes, even the bad stuff! Which conflicts their old civilization... including, as Senku is eager to remind everyone, its atrocities. This ends up causing a rift with the idealism of fellow revived youth Tsukasa.
Now,another human they reawaken, an eco warrior named Tsusaka, leading to two warring factions must go to war to determine that will decide their new Stone World's future: Tsukasa's a virtuous Kingdom of Might or Senku's Might, and the evil Empire of Science. And of course in typical [=JoyRide=] fashion, [[VillainProtagonist you're rooting for the bad guys.guys]].
Now,
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''[[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpA2V_NTQWeXlQqnLSdDvpjmmASp64nOP Dr. Stone ABRIDGED]]'' is an AbridgedSeries by [=JoyRide=] Entertainment based on the work ''Manga/DrStone''. The series premiered right after the finale of their previous Abridged series, ''WebVideo/MyHeroAbridged'', and currently consists of three episodes (all released in late 2019) and a movie (released in March 2021).
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''[[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpA2V_NTQWeXlQqnLSdDvpjmmASp64nOP Dr. Stone ABRIDGED]]'' is an AbridgedSeries by [=JoyRide=] Entertainment based on the work ''Manga/DrStone''. The series premiered right after the finale of their previous Abridged series, ''WebVideo/MyHeroAbridged'', and currently consists of three episodes (all released ''WebVideo/MyHeroAbridged''. The series began in late 2019) 2019 and ended in early 2023, consisting of two three-episode seasons and a movie (released in March 2021).
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** The line "[[Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire Winter is coming]]" is used a few times in the Movie to portend a major event, and TheStinger states that a potential Season 2 of the Abridged series will be named "Game of Stones". When Season 2 was actually created, this was indeed its subtitle.
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** Ishigami Village has comprehensive knowledge of Wiki/TVTropes, thanks to Ruri's ancestors preserving the knowledge of stories, but it being ''much'' easier to preserve a collection of references than whole works.
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** Ishigami Village has comprehensive knowledge of Wiki/TVTropes, Website/TVTropes, thanks to Ruri's ancestors preserving the knowledge of stories, but it being ''much'' easier to preserve a collection of references than whole works.
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* NoOneCouldSurviveThat: Subverted; after trying to drop a boulder onto Tsukasa, Taiju ''fully expects'' Tsukasa to have survived (because "it might be 3000 years in the future, but this is still Japan"), even accurately guessing that he'll walk OutOfTheInferno LaughingMad.
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* NoOneCouldSurviveThat: Subverted; after trying to drop a boulder onto Tsukasa, Tsukasa with an explosion, Taiju ''fully expects'' Tsukasa to have survived (because "it might be 3000 years in the future, but this is still Japan"), even accurately guessing that he'll walk OutOfTheInferno LaughingMad.
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** When introducing himself in the Movie, Chrome first states that his name is Website/{{Google}}[[note]]referencing the Google Chrome web browser[[/note]], before Senku asks him to "try again".
** Also in the Movie, Ishigami Village has comprehensive knowledge of Wiki/TVTropes, thanks to Ruri's ancestors preserving the knowledge of stories, and it being ''much'' easier to preserve a collection of references than whole works.
** Also in the Movie, Ishigami Village has comprehensive knowledge of Wiki/TVTropes, thanks to Ruri's ancestors preserving the knowledge of stories, and it being ''much'' easier to preserve a collection of references than whole works.
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** When introducing himself in the Movie, himself, Chrome first states that his name is Website/{{Google}}[[note]]referencing the Google Chrome web browser[[/note]], before Senku asks him to "try again".
**Also in the Movie, Ishigami Village has comprehensive knowledge of Wiki/TVTropes, thanks to Ruri's ancestors preserving the knowledge of stories, and but it being ''much'' easier to preserve a collection of references than whole works.
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** The Movie has "Lost in the Woods", which is a song from ''WesternAnimation/FrozenII'' but sung by Senku and Taiju, and "Magma's Song", which is "[[VillainSong Gaston]]" from ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast'' but directed at local bully Magma.
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** The Movie has "Lost "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVohFBdr00I Lost in the Woods", Woods]]", which is a song from ''WesternAnimation/FrozenII'' but sung covered by Senku and Taiju, and "Magma's Song", "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EL4h2WquPk Magma's Song]]", which is "[[VillainSong Gaston]]" from ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast'' but directed at local bully Magma.
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''[[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpA2V_NTQWeXlQqnLSdDvpjmmASp64nOP Dr. Stone ABRIDGED]]'' is an AbridgedSeries by [=JoyRide=] Entertainment based on the work ''Manga/DrStone''. The series premiered right after the finale of their previous Abridged series, ''WebVideo/MyHeroAbridged'', and currently consists of three episodes (all released in late 2019) and a movie (released in March 2021).
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* AdaptationalSexuality: The relationship between Senku and Taiju is depicted as UnresolvedSexualTension ([[{{Tsundere}} at least for Senku]]) that takes a backseat to repopulating/restoring civilization, and Tsukasa admits to being bisexual. And in the Movie, Ginro and Kinro [[AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul are in a relationship]].
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* AdaptationalSexuality: AdaptationalSexuality:
** The relationship between Senku and Taiju is depicted as UnresolvedSexualTension ([[{{Tsundere}} at least for Senku]]) that takes a backseat to repopulating/restoringcivilization, and civilization.
** When asked whether he's gay or a tactician (which are the only reasons Senku thinks Tsukasa would bother caring about his emotional state), Tsukasa admits to beingbisexual. And in bisexual.
** In the Movie, Ginro and Kinro [[AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul are in arelationship]].homosexual relationship]], and Suika's gender is "they" instead of "she".
** The relationship between Senku and Taiju is depicted as UnresolvedSexualTension ([[{{Tsundere}} at least for Senku]]) that takes a backseat to repopulating/restoring
** When asked whether he's gay or a tactician (which are the only reasons Senku thinks Tsukasa would bother caring about his emotional state), Tsukasa admits to being
** In the Movie, Ginro and Kinro [[AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul are in a
* CreditsGag: The credits for the Movie includes the lines "All abroad licensing of these properties[[note]]referring to ''Dr. Stone'' as well as clips of ''Dragon Ball Super'' and ''My Hero Academia'' used in the opening[[/note]] are now a monopoly under Creator/{{Sony}}, ''dear GOD''" and "It is classified as fair use under copyright protections Sony won't bother to read. Creator/{{Toho}}, blink twice if you need help."
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* HulkSpeak: Kohaku only refers to herself as "Kohaku".
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* HulkSpeak: Kohaku only refers to herself as "Kohaku"."Kohaku", and has done so since she was an infant.
* ProductPlacement: Gen's reward for returning to the village and helping Chrome and Senku win the tournament is a Coca-Cola sponsorship (or at least Senku's revival of the brand), and the story Ruri tells Senku afterwards starts with her reciting an advertisement for Audible.
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** Also in the Movie, Ishigami Village has comprehensive knowledge of Wiki/TVTropes, thanks to Ruri and her ancestors preserving the knowledge.
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** Also in the Movie, Ishigami Village has comprehensive knowledge of Wiki/TVTropes, thanks to Ruri and her Ruri's ancestors preserving the knowledge.knowledge of stories, and it being ''much'' easier to preserve a collection of references than whole works.
** After obtaining Sulfonamide, the lid of its bottle beeps like a [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Pokeball]].
** When Gen returns to the village after trying and failing to report Senku's location to Tsukasa, Senku calls him into action with "[[Franchise/YuGiOh I summon you, Narc Magician!]]"
** The line "[[Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire Winter is coming]]" is used a few times in the Movie to portend a major event, and TheStinger states that a potential Season 2 of the Abridged series will be named "Game of Stones".
** When Gen returns to the village after trying and failing to report Senku's location to Tsukasa, Senku calls him into action with "[[Franchise/YuGiOh I summon you, Narc Magician!]]"
** The line "[[Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire Winter is coming]]" is used a few times in the Movie to portend a major event, and TheStinger states that a potential Season 2 of the Abridged series will be named "Game of Stones".
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* VillainProtagonist: Senku is a self-admitted sociopath that repeatedly refers to his only allies as "expendable" and wants to bring back the horrors of old civilization alongside its benefits.
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* StuffBlowingUp: The village tournament ends with an on-fire Magma falling into the nearby Sulphur lake, producing a massive explosion (that he says he survived).
* {{Tsundere}}: Senku's treatment of other people has him act this way; to quote him in the Movie, "If you aren’t expendable then I won’t know what to do without you".
* VillainProtagonist: Senku is a self-admitted sociopath that repeatedly refers to his only allies as"expendable" and "expendable", wants to bring back the horrors of old civilization alongside its benefits.benefits, and is willing to use methods like slavery and kidnapping to do so.
* {{Tsundere}}: Senku's treatment of other people has him act this way; to quote him in the Movie, "If you aren’t expendable then I won’t know what to do without you".
* VillainProtagonist: Senku is a self-admitted sociopath that repeatedly refers to his only allies as
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* AdaptationalSexuality: The relationship between Senku and Taiju is depicted as UnresolvedSexualTension ([[{{Tsundere}} at least for Senku]]) that takes a backseat to repopulating/restoring civilization, and Tsukasa admits to being bisexual.
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* AdaptationalSexuality: The relationship between Senku and Taiju is depicted as UnresolvedSexualTension ([[{{Tsundere}} at least for Senku]]) that takes a backseat to repopulating/restoring civilization, and Tsukasa admits to being bisexual. And in the Movie, Ginro and Kinro [[AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul are in a relationship]].
** The flashbacks to Byakuya and the astronaut crew landing on a deserted island references ''Literature/LordOfTheFlies'' and ''Film/CastAway''.
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* SongParody: ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kAa0GYfE4I Stone Cold Road]]'', a spoof of ''[[Music/LilNasX Old Town Road]]'' that's sung in-universe during a montage in Episode 2.
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* SongParody: SongParody:
** Episode 2 has ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kAa0GYfE4I Stone Cold Road]]'', a spoof of ''[[Music/LilNasX Old Town Road]]'' that's sung in-universe during amontage montage.
** The Movie has "Lost inEpisode 2.the Woods", which is a song from ''WesternAnimation/FrozenII'' but sung by Senku and Taiju, and "Magma's Song", which is "[[VillainSong Gaston]]" from ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast'' but directed at local bully Magma.
** Episode 2 has ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kAa0GYfE4I Stone Cold Road]]'', a spoof of ''[[Music/LilNasX Old Town Road]]'' that's sung in-universe during a
** The Movie has "Lost in
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* NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer: Rei v37 is inserted into a flashback in the Movie, and when Byakuya asks it to [[spoiler:3D print itself into a new space station and become his "hot robot waifu"]], the words "This Actually Happens In The Spin-Off Manga" appear in the corner.
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** When Gen Asagiri is introduced, he states that he's not a regular magician, but a [[Series/CrissAngelMindfreak Mindfreak]] (because it gets more girls).
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* BlackComedy: Some of the jokes are fairly macabre, such as Senku calling a gun "everyone's favorite back-to-school accessory" at the end of Episode 2.
* ClarkesThirdLaw: As in the source material, in the Movie, villagers claim that what Senku and "Google" Chrome can do is sorcery...though Chrome claims he's also multi-classed to Level 1 Healer.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Kohaku first appears at the tail end of Episode 2 ([[GunNut making a "PEW" noise with her mouth]]) and has one line in TheStinger of Episode 3, before being properly introduced in the movie.
* FunWithSubtitles: A "Translator's Note" in Episode 3 is actually a declaration of revenge to a "[=LuffySlayerX29=]".
* FunWithSubtitles: A "Translator's Note" in Episode 3 is actually a declaration of revenge to a "[=LuffySlayerX29=]".
* GunNut: Despite only wielding knives, the American-descended Kohaku's first line in TheStinger of Episode 3 is wanting a gun. When she and Senku first meet in the Movie, Senku wins her over by describing even more destructive creations of mankind, such as drones, nukes, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking social media]].
* HulkSpeak: Kohaku only refers to herself as "Kohaku".
* HulkSpeak: Kohaku only refers to herself as "Kohaku".
* ShoutOut:
** When introducing himself in the Movie, Chrome first states that his name is Website/{{Google}}[[note]]referencing the Google Chrome web browser[[/note]], before Senku asks him to "try again".
** Also in the Movie, Ishigami Village has comprehensive knowledge of Wiki/TVTropes, thanks to Ruri and her ancestors preserving the knowledge.
** When introducing himself in the Movie, Chrome first states that his name is Website/{{Google}}[[note]]referencing the Google Chrome web browser[[/note]], before Senku asks him to "try again".
** Also in the Movie, Ishigami Village has comprehensive knowledge of Wiki/TVTropes, thanks to Ruri and her ancestors preserving the knowledge.
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* SpeaksFluentAnimal: Early in Episode 3, Taiju claims that the hairstyle advice he's sharing with Yuzurihu was gotten from squirrels. Later, while trying to revive Senku from Tsukasa's attack, a squirrel chimes in with knowledge on ancient Greek doctors.
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* SpeaksFluentAnimal: Early in Episode 3, Taiju claims that the hairstyle advice he's sharing with Yuzurihu Yuzuriha was gotten from squirrels. Later, while trying to revive Senku from Tsukasa's attack, a squirrel chimes in with knowledge on ancient Greek doctors.
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* LoveTriangle: At the start of Episode 3, after Taiju tries to finally finish his LoveConfession to Yuzuriha from 3700 years ago, Yuzuriha admits to loving Senku more than Taiju...[[ComicallyMissingThePoint which Taiju interprets]] as trying to compete with ''his'' ([[TheFourLoves non-Eros]]) love for Taiju. Averted later in the episode, when Yuzuriha makes her intentions more clear, and Taiju's actually glad because their relationship would've felt forced given their current circumstances.
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* LoveTriangle: At the start of Episode 3, after Taiju tries to finally finish his LoveConfession to Yuzuriha from 3700 years ago, Yuzuriha admits to loving Senku more than Taiju...[[ComicallyMissingThePoint which Taiju interprets]] as trying to compete with ''his'' ([[TheFourLoves non-Eros]]) love for Taiju.Senku. Averted later in the episode, when Yuzuriha makes her intentions more clear, and Taiju's actually glad because their relationship would've felt forced given their current circumstances.
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* OverlyLongGag: The Woodland Scout motto, recited by Taiju and Tsukasa when the former realizes that the latter is a member, takes a full minute to recite and includes a tangent about how a member named Kyle needs to recite a specific set of numbers to a specific clerk in order to obtain The Declaration of Independence.
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* OverlyLongGag: The Woodland Scout motto, recited by Taiju and Tsukasa when the former realizes that the latter is a member, takes a full minute to recite and includes a tangent about how a member named Kyle needs to recite relay a specific set of numbers to a specific clerk [[Film/NationalTreasure in order to obtain The Declaration of Independence.Independence]].
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* AdaptationalSexuality: The relationship between Senku and Taiju is depicted as UnresolvedSexualTension that takes a backseat to repopulating/restoring civilization, and Tsukasa admits to being bisexual.
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* AdaptationalSexuality: The relationship between Senku and Taiju is depicted as UnresolvedSexualTension ([[{{Tsundere}} at least for Senku]]) that takes a backseat to repopulating/restoring civilization, and Tsukasa admits to being bisexual.
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* DumbMuscle: Taiju's depicted as even dumber than in the source material; although he can be insightful about other peoples' motivations, he also tried freeing Yuzuriha from petrification with an axe and had to recollect all of the ingredients for the restorative Elixir prior to its first test because he ate them all.
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* BrickJoke: After the SongParody in Episode 2, Senku and Taiju have an argument about how they didn't ''need'' to waste oxygen singing, and sometimes a silent expression is a better way to communicate. At the end of Episode 3, when they part ways, the last thing they both "say" to each other is a FistPump.
* DumbMuscle: Taiju's depicted as even dumber than in the source material; although he can be insightful about other peoples' motivations, he also tried freeing Yuzuriha from petrification with an axe and had to recollect all of the ingredients for the restorativeElixir Miracle Fluid prior to its first test because he ate them all.
* DumbMuscle: Taiju's depicted as even dumber than in the source material; although he can be insightful about other peoples' motivations, he also tried freeing Yuzuriha from petrification with an axe and had to recollect all of the ingredients for the restorative
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* LoveTriangle: At the start of Episode 3, after Taiju tries to finally finish his LoveConfession to Yuzuriha from 3700 years ago, Yuzuriha admits to loving Senku more than Taiju...[[ComicallyMissingThePoint which Taiju interprets]] as trying to compete with ''his'' love for Taiju.
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* LoveTriangle: At the start of Episode 3, after Taiju tries to finally finish his LoveConfession to Yuzuriha from 3700 years ago, Yuzuriha admits to loving Senku more than Taiju...[[ComicallyMissingThePoint which Taiju interprets]] as trying to compete with ''his'' ([[TheFourLoves non-Eros]]) love for Taiju.Taiju. Averted later in the episode, when Yuzuriha makes her intentions more clear, and Taiju's actually glad because their relationship would've felt forced given their current circumstances.
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* PostModernMagik: In the Abridging, the Elixir used to cure everyone's petrification requires the key ingredient of...Diet Mountain Dew soda.
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* PostModernMagik: In the Abridging, the Elixir Miracle Fluid used to cure everyone's petrification requires the key ingredient of...Diet Mountain Dew soda.
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* SpeaksFluentAnimal: Early in Episode 3, Taiju claims that the hairstyle advice he's sharing with Yuzurihu was gotten from squirrels. Later, while trying to revive Senku from Tsukasa's attack, a squirrel chimes in with knowledge on ancient Greek doctors.
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* LoveTriangle: At the start of Episode 3, after Taiju tries to finally finish his LoveConfession to Yuzuriha from 3700 years ago, Yuzuriha admits to loving Senku more than Taiju...[[ComicallyMissingThePoint which Taiju interprets]] as trying to compete with ''his'' love for Taiju.
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* NoOneCouldSurviveThat: Subverted; after trying to drop a boulder onto Tsukasa, Taiju ''fully expects'' Tsukasa to have survived (because "it might be 3000 years in the future, but this is still Japan"), even accurately guessing that he'll walk OutOfTheInferno LaughingMad.
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: Reoccurs throughout the series, most prominently midway through Episode 1, when Senku and Taiju outright ask the audience why they're still watching. Tsukasa, meanwhile, sounds like an EvilBrit.
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* MisplacedAccent: Despite being set in post-apocalyptic Japan, Abridged Taiju's voice is ([[DumbMuscle perhaps fittingly]]) a Creator/PatrickWarburton impression.
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* MisplacedAccent: Despite being set in post-apocalyptic Japan, Abridged Taiju's voice is ([[DumbMuscle perhaps fittingly]]) a Creator/PatrickWarburton impression. Tsukasa, meanwhile, sounds like an EvilBrit.
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''[[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpA2V_NTQWeXlQqnLSdDvpjmmASp64nOP Dr. Stone ABRIDGED]] is an AbridgedSeries by [=JoyRide=] Entertainment based on the work ''Manga/DrStone''. The series premiered right after the finale of their previous Abridged series, ''WebVideo/MyHeroAbridged'', and consists of three episodes (all released in late 2019) and a movie (released in March 2021).
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''[[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpA2V_NTQWeXlQqnLSdDvpjmmASp64nOP Dr. Stone ABRIDGED]] ABRIDGED]]'' is an AbridgedSeries by [=JoyRide=] Entertainment based on the work ''Manga/DrStone''. The series premiered right after the finale of their previous Abridged series, ''WebVideo/MyHeroAbridged'', and consists of three episodes (all released in late 2019) and a movie (released in March 2021).
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''[[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpA2V_NTQWeXlQqnLSdDvpjmmASp64nOP Dr. Stone ABRIDGED]] is an AbridgedSeries by [=JoyRide=] Entertainment based on the work ''Manga/DrStone''. The series premiered right after the finale of their previous Abridged series, ''WebVideo/MyHeroAbridged'', and consists of three episodes (all released in late 2019) and a movie (released in March 2021).
3700 years after the mysterious petrification of humanity, two young lab partners are suddenly revived. Between Senku's smarts and Taiju's brawn, this ultimate duo wastes no time in their attempt to restore every last ounce of civilization. Yes, even the bad stuff! Which conflicts with the idealism of fellow revived youth Tsukasa.
Now, two factions must go to war to determine their new Stone World's future: Tsukasa's virtuous Kingdom of Might or Senku's evil Empire of Science. And of course in typical [=JoyRide=] fashion, you're rooting for the bad guys.
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!!''Dr. Stone Abridged'' provides examples of:
* AdaptationalSexuality: The relationship between Senku and Taiju is depicted as UnresolvedSexualTension that takes a backseat to repopulating/restoring civilization, and Tsukasa admits to being bisexual.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: Reoccurs throughout the series, most prominently midway through Episode 1, when Senku and Taiju outright ask the audience why they're still watching. Tsukasa, meanwhile, sounds like an EvilBrit.
* DumbMuscle: Taiju's depicted as even dumber than in the source material; although he can be insightful about other peoples' motivations, he also tried freeing Yuzuriha from petrification with an axe and had to recollect all of the ingredients for the restorative Elixir prior to its first test because he ate them all.
* GreyAndGrayMorality: Tsukasa is a wannabe Eco-Terrorist that's disappointed someone else ended civilization before he did, and delights in crushing its petrified remains. However, our VillainProtagonist is Senku, who refers to himself as sociopathic and looks forward to restoring ''all'' of civilization, including war, corruption, pollution, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking reality television]].
* MisplacedAccent: Despite being set in post-apocalyptic Japan, Abridged Taiju's voice is ([[DumbMuscle perhaps fittingly]]) a Creator/PatrickWarburton impression.
* OverlyLongGag: The Woodland Scout motto, recited by Taiju and Tsukasa when the former realizes that the latter is a member, takes a full minute to recite and includes a tangent about how a member named Kyle needs to recite a specific set of numbers to a specific clerk in order to obtain The Declaration of Independence.
* PostModernMagik: In the Abridging, the Elixir used to cure everyone's petrification requires the key ingredient of...Diet Mountain Dew soda.
* SongParody: ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kAa0GYfE4I Stone Cold Road]]'', a spoof of ''[[Music/LilNasX Old Town Road]]'' that's sung in-universe during a montage in Episode 2.
* VillainProtagonist: Senku is a self-admitted sociopath that repeatedly refers to his only allies as "expendable" and wants to bring back the horrors of old civilization alongside its benefits.
3700 years after the mysterious petrification of humanity, two young lab partners are suddenly revived. Between Senku's smarts and Taiju's brawn, this ultimate duo wastes no time in their attempt to restore every last ounce of civilization. Yes, even the bad stuff! Which conflicts with the idealism of fellow revived youth Tsukasa.
Now, two factions must go to war to determine their new Stone World's future: Tsukasa's virtuous Kingdom of Might or Senku's evil Empire of Science. And of course in typical [=JoyRide=] fashion, you're rooting for the bad guys.
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!!''Dr. Stone Abridged'' provides examples of:
* AdaptationalSexuality: The relationship between Senku and Taiju is depicted as UnresolvedSexualTension that takes a backseat to repopulating/restoring civilization, and Tsukasa admits to being bisexual.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: Reoccurs throughout the series, most prominently midway through Episode 1, when Senku and Taiju outright ask the audience why they're still watching. Tsukasa, meanwhile, sounds like an EvilBrit.
* DumbMuscle: Taiju's depicted as even dumber than in the source material; although he can be insightful about other peoples' motivations, he also tried freeing Yuzuriha from petrification with an axe and had to recollect all of the ingredients for the restorative Elixir prior to its first test because he ate them all.
* GreyAndGrayMorality: Tsukasa is a wannabe Eco-Terrorist that's disappointed someone else ended civilization before he did, and delights in crushing its petrified remains. However, our VillainProtagonist is Senku, who refers to himself as sociopathic and looks forward to restoring ''all'' of civilization, including war, corruption, pollution, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking reality television]].
* MisplacedAccent: Despite being set in post-apocalyptic Japan, Abridged Taiju's voice is ([[DumbMuscle perhaps fittingly]]) a Creator/PatrickWarburton impression.
* OverlyLongGag: The Woodland Scout motto, recited by Taiju and Tsukasa when the former realizes that the latter is a member, takes a full minute to recite and includes a tangent about how a member named Kyle needs to recite a specific set of numbers to a specific clerk in order to obtain The Declaration of Independence.
* PostModernMagik: In the Abridging, the Elixir used to cure everyone's petrification requires the key ingredient of...Diet Mountain Dew soda.
* SongParody: ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kAa0GYfE4I Stone Cold Road]]'', a spoof of ''[[Music/LilNasX Old Town Road]]'' that's sung in-universe during a montage in Episode 2.
* VillainProtagonist: Senku is a self-admitted sociopath that repeatedly refers to his only allies as "expendable" and wants to bring back the horrors of old civilization alongside its benefits.
