description Dr. Stone: Science Future Part 2 Overview
After a strategic maneuver, Senkuu Ishigami's team stalls Dr. Xeno's more scientifically advanced forces. A ceasefire between the two factions allows for the establishment of Corn City in North America, a hope for a future thriving population. Meanwhile, Senkuu and some of his teammates rush toward the Amazon in South America—the epicenter of the petrification beam's impact—to create Superalloy City and progress their spaceship project.
With dangerous enemies still pursuing Senkuu and his companions, it is a race against time to reach the heart of the dense Amazon. As unexpected allies and scientific creations further fuel this leg of their journey, Senkuu is closer than ever to finally unco...
help Dr. Stone: Science Future Part 2 FAQ
Who is Dr. Xeno in Dr. Stone?
Dr. Xeno is a brilliant scientist and former colleague of Senku's father, serving as the primary antagonist of the New World/Science Future arc. He rules over a scientifically advanced fortress in North America and commands an army of modern-style soldiers.
Why do Senku and Xeno agree to a ceasefire?
Senku proposes a strategic ceasefire to allow the two factions to focus on the establishment of "Corn City" in North America. This neutral zone is vital to secure a sustainable food supply for a future thriving population.
Where is the North American base located in Dr. Stone?
Dr. Xeno's base of operations is located in the ruins of an old space center, heavily implied to be the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. Senku's team journeys across the Pacific Ocean to reach this location.
How does Senku's team travel to North America?
To cross the ocean and reach North America, Senku and his science team construct the Perseus, a massive motorized sailing ship. The journey is perilous and serves as the bridge between the Stone Wars and the Science Future arcs.
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