The anime Dr. STONE: New World, in teaser video

The animated series Dr. Stone Season 3 (22 episodes divided into 2 parts) is scheduled for April 2023 in Japan. And a Season 4 is in production.

Genre: Shonen, Action/Adventure, Sci-Fi

Synopsis of the Dr. Stone New World anime

In the third season of Dr. Stone, the intrepid Senku Ishigami, accompanied by Ryuusui Nanami and his team, prepares for an ambitious sea expedition to reach the other side of the world. Their goal is to discover the origin of the mysterious green ray that has petrified humanity. Thanks to the resurrection of a talented chef, the crew has enough provisions, while the incredible reinvention of GPS promises safe navigation on the high seas.

As preparations move forward in full swing, Senku receives a disturbing message from an unknown source. More determined than ever, the scientist embarks to explore this new world and discover the opportunities it can offer to his scientific cause. Despite the dangers that may lie behind these uncharted territories, Senku Ishigami, armed with his scientific ingenuity, is ready to take on any challenge.

Dr. STONE: New World (Season 3) Anime Trailer

Teaser Video of the Dr. STONE: New World Anime

Anime adaptations:

Dr. Stone Season 1: Season 1 – 24 episodes – July 2019
Dr. Stone Stone Wars: Season 2 – 11 episodes – January 2021
Dr. STONE Ryusui: Suite Season 2 – July 2022 – 1 episode
Dr. STONE New World: Season 3 – April 2023 – 22 episodes

The Dr. Stone manga by Inagaki Riichiro & Boichi debuted in 2017 by Shueisha Publishing and has a total of 27 bound volumes in Japan.

Staff Animation saga:

Mangaka: Inagaki Riichiro & Boichi
Studio: TMS Entertainment
Director: Shinya Iino
Writer: Yuichiro Kido (assistant writer on Gatchaman Crowds insight)
Character Design: Yuuko Iwasa (Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas, Yowamushi Pedal the Movie)
Art Director: Shunichiro Yoshihara (Shingeki no Kyojin Saga, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Saga)
Music: Tatsuya Kato (Food Wars saga!)), Hiroaki Tsutsumi (Kujira no Kora), Yukihiro Kanesaka