Dr. Stone - Recommendations

AnnaSartin says...

Both of these amusing shounen series feature someone with modern-day knowledge thrust into a new world where they have to start over. One ends up in a magical world with technology reminiscent of the middle ages, while the other winds up in the distant future where humanity has reverted back to the stone age.

Qplayer says...

Both protagonists are trying to rebuild civilization from scratch, one with ridiculous powers that the world has never seen before, and the other as a slime.

kawaiibunbun says...

They both involve having to get used to a new way of living. Starting a new society. Working together and building a society. 

Sabu204 says...

It has the same thrill in it where you get to watch society grow around these people and see how they can change things for the better and how they adapt to different problems and learn to fix them while meeting new people and forming connections along the way.

FalconX578 says...

Similar to Dr. Stone, That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime is a show that focuses on a person who once lived in the 21st century being tossed into a completely new world, and unlike Dr. Stone, it is actually a completely new world. In this new world, overflowing with magic and monsters, the protagonist, Satoru Mikami, attempts to take a small village of lowly goblins and transform it into a well-respected nation with modern-day knowledge added on to the many skills Mikami has acquired in this new fantasy world.

Like in Dr. Stone, the excitement of watching a civilization grow and grow through all the complications that occur along the way is fantastic. Unlike Dr. Stone however, further complications arise when Mikami is forced to forge alliances and pacts with other tribes and sovereign nations alike. Seeing how the people and their home change as the series goes on brings along with it this unique feeling of progression that you wouldn't see in many other shows. Whatever happens in the present will forever affect the future, and in this show, that idea is conveyed well through the characters who change and their world that changes with them.

pinkdots41 says...

Both anime's involve the building of civilizations. Also, there's some cool fighting scenes in both. Both have really great leaders as well.

MDSIsekai says...

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              

GooseWatches says...

Both protagonists have to build up their civilizations from nothing and become stronger in the process.

Zevach05 says...

Gusto kolang ishare tong napanood kong anime sainyo baka sakaling magustuhan niyo at sana panoorin niyo.Ito ay almost parehas sa anime na ni recommended ko maaring parehas ng story pero di parehas ng plot.

JBuford300 says...

They are two very different stories, but both are equally engaging. Not much I can really add to it. The characters are all interesting, and it can be a good glimpse into a political world building. 

AnnaSartin says...

Senku wants to rebuild humanity's lost technology. Myne just wants to make books. But the way both these young people are forced to go about it in the low-tech worlds they live in is quite similar. Fulfilling their dreams is a slow, exhausting, time-consuming process that doesn't guarantee success in spite of their hard work and the unique knowledge they possess from the lives they lived before being thrust into their new environment. Nothing comes easy to either of them, but their determination and willingness to keep going regardless of the obstacles trying to hold them back make both these anime intriguing and fun to watch.

WinTheWarOnPants says...

"Ascendance of a Bookworm" and "Dr. stone" are both about someone with knowledge that is far more advanced than their enviroment. Though in my opionion "... Bookworm" does it FAR better. If you liked Dr. Stone for it's "Future man" plot then you might like "AoB". If you didn't like Dr. Stone becuase of it's extreemly lose science and just plain stupidity(like nearly 4000 years of counting seconds...) then you might like "Ascendance of a Bookworm".

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Len453 says...

Both share the same idea of a person having more or less cientific knowledge from the past. One being past life alternate universe the other being the technological past of a world that went back to the stone age 

Maddiemouse says...

Both series feature characters that are wildly obsessed with something, either science of books. They use this obsessive knowledge in an attempt to better the world around them.

ThatGuyAgain665 says...

Both anime have same type of "modern knowledge" with both MCs brought to a world where technology doesn't exists and they are tasked with bringing prosperity to their new worlds through the ways of modern tech.

Basically, they bring modern inventions to a place where they don't exist and seem alien.

DarwinsGame says...

Both anime feature an intelligent, ambitous protagonist who has been transported into a world (or era) that extremely unadvanced as far as technology goes. Both are fun, well paced, and have lovable chatacters. 

AkazaKun says...

To sum it up both main characters have similar situations on their hands, they both have alot known about modern day and how to make things. They bring all sorts of modern day items to more under developed places.

Max4444 says...

In both anime the main character finds themselves in a new kind of world, and they use the knowledge they have of this world to do things in that new world.

wowimsatan says...

They have a lot of similarities, but the main one is how they b0th explain modern contraptions in chibi forms. These anime are very similar in some regards, but Ascendance of a Bookworm is more fantasy 

Zed says...

Both shows feature people from the modern age who find themselves in a future that post-apocalyptic resembles the stone age, and have to adapt and survive in order to rebuild civilization.

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josephine123 says...

i would like dr stone because it looks very interestinh and i like shounen anime and oth genres.

ShiroHatake says...

Both shows follow a group of young people trying to start from scratch to rebuild society after a worldwide calamity level event. Both also focus on the scientific and realistic struggles people would face in rebuilding society from scratch. 

Jaimefm says...

Both of these anime involve people waking up in the distant future. They are forced to think creatively and solve problems. Though Dr. Stone focuses more on the scientific side of things, there is plenty of critical thinking and a big focus on survival and the future of humanity. 

MyNeighm says...

they both are set in a post-disaster/apocalyptic scenario where there are a few people from before it that are trying to fix things, but they're just different enough that the other is still interesting.

TooOldForAnime says...

The way food is central in food wars, in the same way science is central in Dr. Stone. Both series feature main characters obsessed with reaching a higher level of understanding of these central elements. Much of the episodes are also spent in explaining the details behind how these central elements work, how the raw materials that construct a meal or a piece of technology function and their importance.

Rascal says...

Both shows are about a main character who is extremely invested in the subject of the anime and are a prodigy in their field, with Food Wars it's food production, with Dr. Stone it's science. Both have a troupe of friends who help them, they're both shounen-structured, and both have a lot of educational elements, and are created with passion for their subject matter. If you like unique shounen focused on an interesting subject of real life, you'll like both.

afirric says...

dr. stone explains things in detail. if you liked the anime because of that aspect, you'll for sure like the first two seasons of shokugeki no soma.

RickyBundo says...

Both are really good! Dr Stone explores science and technology while Food Wars explores food but really dives into the details of why things cook and taste the way that they do down to scientific detail

closetneet says...

Both of these shows have extremely similar prodigy MCs and an identical way to show off their subject, whether it be science or food. 

boredForeveer says...

I feel like this is mostly similar because of it's teaching in science. They both have action scenes that can tell you about the science behind it. Cells at Work! is part of the body system that keeps you alive/takes care of your body while Dr. Stone is essentially rebuilding life at a rapid pace, so it shows you a lot of "basic" science skills.

Dakarma says...

Well they both deal with science and its pretty funny. Good show to learn with.And they both have some action in the show. Plus a pretty good OP 

odetoguns says...

the two of them are about science. They teach you things that you might not know about how the world works, while being funny and light-hearted.

Littlesilverwolf says...

They are anime that give education purpose. Cells on biology and stone on chemistry and physics. They introduces science facts through animation.

CallMeIcebrick says...

Well, cute boys and girls talking about science in one, cute boys and girls cells and cellettes talking about health in the other one. Although Cells at Work is less story and more akin to Magic School Bus.

Fierceflower says...

Both are thoughtful anime. One is rooted in a grand story and the other in a world of science. Light and Senku are both manipulative people however Senku is a more upstanding guy that you can root for. Both are beautifully animated and crafted anime. I would really appreciate it if you gave this show a watch.

NekoNejs says...

You kind of just sees it from the other side this time, like a person gets to rebuild the orld, and thinks hes god, but hes the villan without noticing?

K4sp3rboiii says...

i agree very much, very good series rewcommend very much. i love both series. although death note is much darker  and more sinister than dr stone :)

Mikeout says...

If you liked Dr. Stone or Death Note, you'd like the other because there both animes with amazing plot, genius main caracters, and plot twists galore

ExodusX says...

This reccomendation goes both ways, if you enjoyed either of these shows you may take a liking to both of them.

High School Prodigies Have It Easy Even in Another World which we will further state as HSP and Dr. Stone both share advancement of a civilization from a less technological era. Dr. Stone focuses on building from the stone age while HSP is more focused on overthrowing a corrupt society and building it back up from scratch.

Littlesilverwolf says...

Both anime similar with setting of building civilization. Both anime contains a few knowledge which may or may not be useful.

Dr. Stone starts out from scratch while prodigies starts with basic old century western culture.

COOKIEKINGCRUSHER says...

They were both well animated and had exciting moments. character character character fill in for time bla bla bla

Jdogtoocool says...

Ive only seen a few episodes of Dr. Stone and from what ive seen it is more of a cool, funny, person in strange world with some some traces of it getting really dark. Dr. Stone is like level 1 in terms of violence, sexual explicitness, and other various dark themes. Btooom! would be like a level 3.

Beth0410 says...

For different reasons, the main characters end up in a different area/wake up thousands of years later where they only have tools around them to survive while getting people to help. 

Curiousmadra says...

These tv shows are pretty similar in a way regarding its apocalyptic themes- Blast of Tempest involved society turning into iron statues whereas Dr Stone involved society turning into stones.

Chronicom says...

They are pretty much the same about the people transforming into material. Their only difference is this one uses magic and the other has science.

Beth0410 says...

Dr. Stone main is a scientist has the knowledge for everything that has been created within the world before everyone was turned to stone and trying to save mankind while Appare-Ranman! main is an engineering interested in making fastest steamboat and now the fastest car. They both strive to make the best that they can with what they have around them for their purposes. 

kaeya says...

Both of the protagonists are very intelligent, learning to deal with their new surroundings. Dr. Stone uses his intelligence to help save humanity, and Appare uses it to build a car for a prize to get him and his partner back to Japan.