With the latest gripping episode witnessing the end of Ibara’s arc, fans are now curious to see what is aligned next in the upcoming episode. Well, Senku is alone now, as Medusa has ended many lives. However, Dr. Stone Season 3 Episode 20, teases that soon the situation will change, and he will get a backup to deal with the forthcoming challenges. But what will it be? Well, the previous episode introduced Ruri. So, she will likely play a significant role in the upcoming chapter. But the preview also hints at another threat. Will it be as grave as Ibara’s arc? Keep reading to learn it.
Dr Stone Season 3 Episode 20: Senku Gets Another Shocking Call!
After Ibara’s petrification, Senku gets control over Medusa. Now, the petrifying device is under his control, and it will help him use it to turn down the danger. But after his greatest enemy’s death, he realizes that he is now alone on the island. However, Ruri’s call gives him hope to embark on a new journey. Dr. Stone Season 3 Episode 20, entitled “First Dream,” hints that Senku will head to the next destination to discover the leftover supplies from his father. However, before heading to a new territory, Senku revives Chrome. He also informs the latter that they have won the battle.
Dr. Stone Season 3 Episode 20 will pick from Chapter 138, which teases that Senku tells Chrome that they need more revival formula. Otherwise, they will starve to death. Amid this, the duo revives Amarylis, Taiju, and Francois. However, with the radio’s low batteries, it becomes problematic for Senku to contact Ruri. While the team is still processing, Francois mentions that Senku has briefly married her. However, it bothers Chrome as he knows Ruri will check when she is concerned about them. After learning about this news, he suggests heading to the Perseus to get the radio fix.
But Perseus is already wrecked because of the attack. While everyone is furious, they remain confused about why Senku is still calm. However, the latter reveals he feels the same, but he is more focused on repairing everything, which will take months. They later revived Kirisame, Kohaku, and Ginro, and with everyone’s help, the repairs were finally completed in Dr. Stone Season 3 Episode 20. The group then contacts Ruri, but the signal gets interrupted by Why-man, who appears to destroy humanity again.
A Quick Recap!
Everyone discovered they could calculate time and move accordingly in the previous episode. Senku also learned about it and decided to use it in his favor. He was able to toss a revival fluid jar into the air at the exact time when he was petrified, and the fluid managed to revive him again. Shortly after reviving himself, he rushed toward Ibara and snatched Medusa. However, Ibara wore primitive body armor, creating problems for the genius. In fact, the former injured Senku’s arm and took Medusa back. Although Senku ran away, Ibara mapped another plan to destroy the island.
The latter set Medusa with a 5-second timer. Meanwhile, Senku revived Ryusi, who worked on their original plan to stop Medusa from using the drone. But both were unaware of Ibara’s plan. The steal operation was later turned into a tug of war, where Ibara retrieved Medusa again and threw it at the expert. But Ryusui sacrificed himself and got petrified again to save Senku. However, before petrifying, the former fixed a transmitter to Medusa, and with a voice command, it petrified Ibara. Sadly, Senku’s celebration was short-lived. This was because he had learned he was alone again, only to receive a call from Ruri.
Dr Stone Season 3 Episode 20: Release Date
The next episode, titled “First Dream,” will explore a new angle in Senku’s life as he tries to return to Ruri. You will learn it on Dr. Stone Season 3 Episode 20, which will air on December 8, 2023, at 12:30 am JST. The latest episode airs every Thursday night on local Japanese networks such as SUB, BS11, Tokyo MX, KBS, and TVA. Meanwhile, the international audience can catch it on Adult Swim’s Toonami and Crunchyroll. This is all for now. Stay tuned. TechRadar247 will keep you updated.
