3. Dr. Stone
Everything about Dr. Stone sounds like a risk—set in a new stone age, without fancy weapons or powers, and focused on science. And yet, Dr. Stone not only works, it excels in being a engaging tale with a tone unusual for shounen series. And while much of the action and plot is rather conventional (something that could perhaps be weighed against almost any long-running shounen series), the fact that it can bring people together to both have fun AND talk about science is a tremendous win. A worthy series, 10 billion percent.
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