Dr. STONE, Vol. 3: Two Million Years Of Being: Volume 3

It’s a good book and arrived in very good condition.

Bought for my son, he's a big fan of the series.

The dr stone universe is very rich of ideas and the ideas are slowly starting to build up however it is taking a long time for them to develop which may put some shonen fans off this particular series

My science classes are all coming back to me now... and I love it all! Can’t wait to get the next book!

Very pleased. Quick delivery. Item as described. Good service..

Series continues to be great and expand in interesting ways. I'm thinking the author has a long plan for some of these plot/character arcs. I really like all of the characters introduced in this volume, specifically Suika, Chrome, and Gen. It's funny to me that Gen is such a vital part of their team because, unlike Senku, he can lie without hesitation and fool others.

Series of books

Great book

This type of Manga that I want my children and grandchildren to read. It is full of action, honor, and knowledge. Science is our good friend.

Such incredible manga with a charm characters and detaills to the drawns

I was initially intrigued by the premise of a cataclysmic event that turned people to stone, and some humans waking up thousands of years later, but the first two volumes were kind of bland for me. They were good, at about a four-star rating, but the main character Senku and his two friends felt a bit flat. On Volume 2, I really wanted to give up on this series and was about to give this volume four stars until after everything changed. Senku came across a strange village full of people who were descendants of people who woke up before him, which made things unpredictable. Senku had to convince the residents that he wasn't evil or the son of someone banished from the village, and the story had RPG-like elements because he had to increase his reputation with villagers so that they would like him. This is where the series finds its footing and I decided I want to read the rest of the series. The new characters are likable. It's not as boring because there are new people for the main characters and villains to interact with. My favorite characters are Chrome, the scientist, and Kohaku, the fighter. Then you have a little girl with a watermelon rind over her head who is really sweet. And finally you have two brothers whose interactions with each other and Senku are funny to watch, as one of them struggles between whether he should trust this strange new human "sorceror" with spiky hair who may or may not give him a gold spear. The creations and intentions also start coming in, making the series more enjoyable to read as we start to see how Senku will rebuild technology and society from the ground up.

Great for kids and teens

Good