Rea! (Taylor's version) 🏳️‍🌈

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#DrSTONE #NASA This is a photo of “moon footprint” I made with my slippers on the beach—also included in vol. 18 of Dr. STONE. The final season of the Dr. STONE anime, which tells the story of humanity’s journey to the Moon, has begun. And what an incredible coincidence this is. On the very day the anime began, humanity returned to the Moon for the first time in 50 years. Dr. STONE has become the only anime celebrating humanity’s journey to the Moon. A similar moment happened once before, in 1968. Just one year before humanity first set foot on the Moon in 1969, a film about humanity reaching the Moon and encountering something great was released. That film was the masterpiece in the history, 2001: A Space Odyssey. Unlike us, it wasn’t coincidence but planned timing— and yet, the resemblance is astonishing. This film also holds a special place in my life. To celebrate the 30th anniversary of me becoming a mangaka, my wife gifted me the experience of watching it in a theater in South Korea. It had a theatrical re-release there at just the right time—by pure coincidence. So I traveled to Korea and watched it on the big screen. Even though I had seen it countless times on DVD, Blu-ray, and streaming, it felt unbelievably fresh. In a theater, this film becomes something entirely different. It was truely amazing experience! And now, on the very day Dr. STONE’s Moon Mission arc begins, humanity has once again reached for the Moon. I believe there is a reason behind all these coincidences. To me, that reason is simple: Humanity must go to the Moon. Everything about this fills me with joy. As one of the creators of Dr. STONE, I wholeheartedly support humanity’s journey to the Moon.