アニメ「Dr.STONE」|ピクチャーボイスドラマ『同じ空を見上げて』

「Dr.STONE SCIENCE FUTURE」最終シーズン第3クール2026年4月放送決定記念!
ピクチャーボイスドラマ「同じ空を見上げて」

あらすじ
月面着陸計画が再始動したある日、
スイカはもっと科学の事が知りたいと「ロケット」について学ぼうとしていた。
それを知ったゼノは、スイカに「ロケットクラフト講座」を開始。
コハク、フランソワと共に小さなロケット作りにチャレンジする。
そんな中、ゼノはふと、冬の夜空が輝く中、
スタンリーと会話を交わした過去を思い出すのだった―。

CAST
スイカ:高橋花林
コハク:沼倉愛美
フランソワ:坂本真綾

ゼノ:野島健児
スタンリー:遊佐浩二

第4期最終シーズンを迎えるアニメ『Dr.STONE SCIENCE FUTURE』
ついに物語の最終章となる第3クールは2026年4月より放送開始!

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Ⓒ米スタジオ・Boichi/集英社・Dr.STONE製作委員会

42 Comments

  1. スイカの 「〜なんだよー!」 ってのが毎度可愛すぎる……、自然と笑みがこぼれちゃうんだよ〜っ!! てかフランソワが有能すぎて怖いよ……笑笑 そこが好きなんだけどね〜笑

  2. ゼノがMiss.(未婚女性)じゃなくてもっとフラットなMs.(大人の女性全般)を使うところ、スイカちゃんへのリスペクトとインテリリベラル男性としての気遣いが垣間見得て最高

  3. 最高のクリスマスプレゼントをマジでありがとう!!!!!

  4. ずっとかわいいかわいい言いながら観てましたありがとうございます😭💗💗みんなの掛け合いとか関係性とか全部大好きです‼️😭
    4:14 ←私的お気に入りスイカちゃん超絶かわいいタイム

  5. マサチューセッツ(ボストン)出身ってことは、彼らなかなかのシティボーイではないか……
    ちなみにマサチューセッツは同性婚が初めて認められた都市らしいぜ…!

  6. つまりゼノはマサチューセッツ工科大出身の可能性があると?激アツすぎ、いつか答え知りたい

  7. フランソワの「科学とは欲しいと望み続けることなんでしょうね」
    で龍水ーーー!
    ってなったw

  8. ゼノとスタンリーの関係ほんと好き!良い幼なじみ…🥹
    そしてスイカがかわいい🫶🏻

  9. 回想シーンのゼノが言った
    " HELIUM-3採掘 " 9:28 ってアニメで出てきた計画書と一緒のこと言ってるよね、、?(4期7話)実際はRejectedされていてアニメと繋がってる

  10. 先生 関係者各位様本当にありがとうございます😭最高のクリスマスプレゼントです🎁🎄

  11. ゼノとスタンリーってなんでこうセクシーなんだろ。
    別の意味で危険なんだけど

  12. たとえスイカちゃんが成長したとしても何かあればスイカちゃんのために即座に駆けつけるコハクちゃんがずっとお姉ちゃんで最高です♡🥹

  13. ゼノがさみしくないと言ってるけどスタンとの過去を思い出して感傷的になってるのが声に乗っていて本当涙出そうで尊い!!😂😂😂さみしくないわけなかろう!!!

  14. アニメ勢にはヘリウム3の件は
    "地上で作るんじゃなくて月面に採取に行くの!?!?"
    って驚いて欲しかった
    ここで言っちゃうの勿体無い気がした
    原作勢大歓喜の最高のボイスドラマありがとうございます

  15. ゼノが自分達の石像も安全な場所で保管してくれていた感謝をスイカに伝えるところ泣いた

  16. ゼノがこのなかで何回「エレガント」と言ったか数えてる狂ったゼノ推しさん()はいませんか〜

  17. スイカちゃん、ゼノとスタンが幼馴染と知った第一声が「じゃあ、今も石化したままでとっても寂しいんだよ…」ってゼノを思いやる言葉なの、なんて良い子なんだ……

  18. This is a translation of the dialogue from the Dr. STONE Picture Voice Drama titled "Looking Up at the Same Sky," featuring Suika, Kohaku, Francois, and Dr. Xeno.
    ​Scene 1: Suika’s Desire to Learn
    ​Suika: Ugh, this is too hard for Suika… [00:06]
    ​Kohaku: What’s wrong, Suika? You’re groaning like you’re in a lot of pain. [00:17]
    ​Suika: No, it’s not that, Kohaku! [00:21]
    ​Kohaku: Is this the blueprint for the rocket Senku and Xeno wrote? I can’t even tell what’s written here, but is something bothering you? [00:25]
    ​Suika: Well… Suika worked really hard to make the revival fluid to free everyone from the stone. [00:39]
    ​Kohaku: Yes, it was wonderful. I thought only Senku, the science user, could make it. [00:48]
    ​Suika: Through many trials and many failures, Suika started to understand that this is science! So now, I want to know more about science! [00:56]
    ​Xeno: I see. So that’s why you’ve taken an interest in this rocket? How elegant to show interest in science through practice! [01:07]
    ​Suika: Xeno! That’s right. But a rocket is still way too much for Suika. [01:29]
    ​Xeno: No, Suika, that is a big mistake. [01:39]
    ​Suika: A mistake? [01:44]
    ​Xeno: Even now, it is fully possible for you to build a rocket. [01:44]
    ​Kohaku: What?! [01:50]
    ​Xeno: To prove it, let’s have Suika actually build a rocket right now. Practice is a faster way to understand things than words. [01:50]
    ​Suika: Whoa, right now?! [02:04]
    ​Kohaku: This "efficiency first, immediate practice" attitude is really similar to Senku. [02:04]
    ​Suika: But even if you say "build it," we don't have any tools or materials here. [02:14]
    ​Francois: Rest assured, Suika-sama. I have prepared all the materials, chemicals, and scientific equipment currently available in the fortress. [02:22]
    ​Suika: When did you do that?! [02:33]
    ​Francois: I anticipated this flow the moment Master Xeno arrived. [02:33]
    ​Kohaku: You’re reading too far ahead! [02:40]
    ​Francois: Providing the appropriate items at the timing the masters desire… that is the duty of a butler. [02:40]
    ​Scene 2: The Alcohol Rocket Experiment
    ​Xeno: An elegant performance. The materials I wanted are all here. Let’s use these tools to lecture you on how to build a rocket. Ready? [02:51]
    ​Suika: Yes! [03:07]
    ​Xeno: Then let the Rocket Craft Course begin! First, Suika, take a bamboo tube open at one end and poke a hole about two fingers' width from the bottom. [03:07]
    ​Suika: Okay! I did it! [03:26]
    ​Xeno: Splendid, elegant work. Next, use this alcohol—96% pure ethanol. Drop a few drops into the bamboo. [03:38]
    ​Kohaku: It’s getting complicated already. So, you’re putting strong liquor in bamboo to make a canteen? [03:54]
    ​Xeno: Exactly. [04:05]
    ​Suika: I understand! [04:05]
    ​Xeno: Now, cover the open end with this thin rubber sheet. [04:05]
    ​Suika: Covered! [04:14]
    ​Xeno: High-concentration alcohol is highly volatile. Once the sealed tube is filled with vaporized alcohol… [04:14]
    ​Kohaku: I don't understand a word of that. [04:26]
    ​Xeno: Briefly then: bring a flame close to the hole you just made. [04:31]
    ​Suika: Okay! First, I need to light a fire… [04:38]
    ​Francois: I have the fire ready for you. [04:43]
    ​Suika: Thanks, Francois! You really read ahead. Okay, bringing the fire close… [04:43]
    ​Suika: (The rubber flies off) Whoa! It flew! [04:55]
    ​Xeno: Success. This is what we call an alcohol rocket. [04:55]
    ​Kohaku: This is a rocket? Only the lid flew off a little bit… [05:05]
    ​Suika: It’s true… this won’t be enough to carry everyone to the moon. [05:12]
    ​Xeno: But the principle is the same. In the vacuum of space, you move forward using the energy of gas jet propulsion. The moon rocket we are about to build and this rocket you crafted are based on the same technology. [05:17]
    ​Suika: The same? [05:35]
    ​Xeno: Science is the discovery and application of the elegant laws hidden in all things. This tiny rocket is the first step many scientists took, and it is Suika-kun’s first step. [05:35]
    ​Francois: It is, without a doubt, Suika-sama’s rocket. [05:54]
    ​Kohaku: Isn't that great, Suika? [06:04]
    ​Suika: Thank you for teaching me how to build it! [06:04]
    ​Scene 3: A Debt of Gratitude
    ​Xeno: No, it’s the opposite. If anyone should give thanks, it’s us. You are our benefactor. [06:10]
    ​Suika: What do you mean? [06:19]
    ​Xeno: We were once your enemies, trying to take your lives. Yet, you kept even our statues safe. If they had been left outside, they might have been lost to the elements. [06:19]
    ​Francois: I see. So this lecture was also a way of repaying Suika-sama. [06:42]
    ​Kohaku: You actually have a sense of duty, don't you? [06:48]
    ​Suika: Suika just wanted to be useful to everyone. [06:53]
    ​Xeno: Truly elegant work. Not just the statues, but the equipment was in perfect condition. Even the tobacco. When Stan wakes up, he’ll thank you too. [06:59]
    ​Suika: Tobacco? [07:16]
    ​Xeno: It’s for burning dried plants and inhaling the smoke. It’s a toxin that affects the body, but Stan enjoys it. He’s had that strange habit for a long time. [07:16]
    ​Kohaku: You say "for a long time"—how long have you and Stanley been together? [07:34]
    ​Xeno: Simply put, we are childhood friends. [07:41]
    ​Francois: It means they have spent time together since they were very young. [07:45]
    ​Suika: I see. But he’s still petrified now, so it must be very lonely. [07:52]
    ​Xeno: Lonely? Unfortunately, I don’t have such sentiments. Comrades-in-arms simply fulfill their duties to each other. No matter how far apart we are… [08:00]
    ​Scene 4: Flashback – Xeno and Stanley’s Past
    ​Stanley: Xeno, I’m leaving for Boston next week. [08:15]
    ​Xeno: Joining the Air Force? Is it that time already? [08:27]
    ​Stanley: After I join, it’s straight to the training facility for months. Depending on where I'm stationed, I might not have to look at your grumpy face for a while. [08:27]
    ​Xeno: It’s been 8 years since I met you, Stan-kun, and this will be the first time we've been apart this long. I'll finally be free from that secondhand smoke.
    Stanley: If this were a teenage movie, this is where we’d have a tearful goodbye. [08:43]
    ​Stanley: What about you? [09:15]
    ​Xeno: I start in April. I’ve already written several project proposals. All of them will bring unprecedented, elegant technological innovation. The first is Helium-3 mining on the lunar surface… [09:15]
    ​Stanley: Okay, I get it. Basically, you're going to space to make new stuff, right? [09:41]
    ​Xeno: Precisely. [09:49]
    ​Stanley: You haven't changed since we were kids, with that love for space. [09:49]
    ​Xeno: Humanity only understands 5% of the universe. That starry sky is full of the potential for elegant discoveries. Science’s joy lies in relentless inquiry. Science is elegant. [09:56]
    ​Stanley: Watch yourself, Xeno. People who don't care about the field will try to trip you up. It happens a lot. [10:25]
    ​Xeno: I look forward to it. [10:38]
    ​Stanley: If your "elegant discovery" makes the news, I'll send you a congratulatory telegram. [10:41]
    ​Xeno: Stanley, we made a promise when we were kids. I will show you the beautiful light of science. [10:49]
    ​Stanley: Yeah. I’ll be waiting… forever. [10:58]
    ​Scene 5: Looking Toward the Future
    ​Francois: Master Xeno? [11:02]
    ​Kohaku: What’s wrong? You suddenly went quiet. [11:09]
    ​Xeno: Hmph. I was thinking about the future. Our goal is to free humanity from Why-man’s petrification light. The super-science of petrification is shrouded in mystery, but if we continue with relentless curiosity, we will one day uncover its elegant principles. [11:13]
    ​Kohaku: "If we continue"… Senku called you his teacher in science. I think I understand why now. [11:38]
    ​Francois: Both Master Senku and Master Xeno… perhaps science is the act of never-ending desire. [11:48]
    ​Xeno: Our immediate goal is to develop a moon rocket. Just like this rocket Suika made. [11:57]
    ​Suika: Yes! Suika will learn even more and be useful to everyone! [12:06]
    ​Xeno: An elegant answer… Doctor Suika. [12:13]

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