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this volume has ryusui’s iconic line that proves he’s canonically pan

“I love all women you see […] that includes men too!! I desire them all!!” - Ryusui

rouge_red's review against another edition

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adventurous mysterious tense fast-paced

4.25

Ladies and gentlemen! We're making plans to go to the moon. (Cuz turns out "why man's" signal is emitting from the moon??) Part of the plan involves traveling around the world as we recruit/revive people, build up strategic cities to gather resources and continue the theme of teamwork to make the dream work!

Things we did this volume:

Revived Tsukasa because we'll need the strongest person around as part of our moon crew.
Had a brief moment where Senku was again alone...except this time he wasn't because cell towers and because communication!
We found out who that mysterious person was who was dredged up along our team's petrified statues 2 to 3 volumes ago- he's a warrior who'll come along on our adventure.
Since our people have been repetrified and re-revived, the cracks on their bodies got filled in. Except Senku's! So everyone has painted theirs' back on in solidarity.
The signal conga line!!

Things we have yet to discover:

What is the Medusa tech? It ran out of juice this volume, so we couldn't begin to poke and prod at it.

First stop is America and the creation of Corn City to make more revival fluid!

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5.0

5/5 Stars (%91/100)

The ending of this arc and third saga in general was great in my opinion. The next saga is about learning the truth of the petrification. I love how Ryusui kept getting petrified and revived. After receiving a new message from Whyman (the mysterious voice who kept saying why), and learning that the message is coming from the Moon, the gang decides to travel around the world, gather materials and make it to the Moon. The first destination is America.