Dr. Stone: Senku’s Top 5 Inventions in Season 1

 Dr.Stone teaches you about a lot of things. From science to maths, the protagonist, Senku, has a lot of things going on in his head. In season 1, fans witnessed a ton of inventions and discoveries. Not forgetting that the show is about human civilization and inventions, the season 2 premiere, and this might be the best time to look back at the best innovations from season 1 of Dr. Stone.

Sulfa Drugs

Sulfa Drugs is the first and foremost medicine that actually helped princess Ruri. While the first dose made her crumble with pain, and even Ruri’s father was angered towards Senku’s Sulfa Drugs, it was later revealed that the drug worked and killed all the bacteria spreading inside the princess’s body. What are Sulfa Drugs, you asked? Well, it’s a real-life medicine based on Chlorosulfonic acid, Ammonia, Aniline, Sodium Bicarbonate, and Acetic Anhydride.

A Hydroelectric Generator

The inventions need no boundaries, and Senku proved that even if they were the people of the medieval world, the energy was something they needed to make things automatic and less tiring for the people. Before actually building the Hydroelectric Generator, Senku won the village leaders’ hearts by creating the hand-powered electric generator. Now he had more confidence and more workforce at his disposal. Kaseki and Chrome created the water wheel, and Senku attached its shaft to the hand-powered electric generator and connected gears to automate the power source. With that, the stone age saw the first hydroelectric plant in their time.

The Lightbulb

In the ancient civilization, the only source of light was the sun, or in the night, it was fire, which consumed a lot of wood and clearly needed more work and wood to keep the fire up. While creating a light bulb sounds impossible in the stone-age, Senku took the initiative in his hand. With the help of village craftsman Kaseki, Senku and Chrome made bulbs by blowing glasses. With the help of metal particles present in regular rocks, Senku made filaments and finally attached them to Senku’s other creation — the almighty power generator.

Lenses

It was not the most life-changing invention in Senku’s invention list, but the invention changed people’s lives with bad eyesight. Suika, being the victim of bad eyesight, always hid her face with a mask that had a few openings to see outside with a translucent vision. As part of Senku’s experiment to make everyday objects by molding glass, he also made concave lenses to cure the villages’ eyesight. With Kaseki’s guidance and a straightforward goal, Senku created lenses for Suika nearsighted vision. The next step was to use the glass technology better and make transparent objects with it, like a light bulb.

Walkie Talkies

A light bulb is one thing, but creating actual walkie talkies is the extent of what anime is and what lengths it can go to entertain the viewers. After inventing noodles, cola, hydroelectric power plants, and powerful antibiotics, Senku created remote walkie talkies with gold wire threads, glass, vacuum tubes, and of course, with the help of all the village. The walkie talkie was a necessary invention as it helped Senku to talk with his subordinates in the Tsukasa ark.

Although creating the walkie talkies was the most tiresome invention as the whole village gathered together, from small children threading the gold wires to adults gathering the material. Finally, after a lot of effort and dedication, the stone-age people heard each other voice remotely for the first time.

Conclusion

These are just some of the prominent inventions Senku created in season 1. There are all sorts of inventions that still need a more detailed article. Furthermore, the second season of Dr. Stone recently started airing. It is just a matter of time when Senku and his village will create some more inventions and gadgets to automate human labor and create a better world for the young generation.

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