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It can see faraway places.
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The sun will rise soon!
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Don't look at the sun directly
using the telescope.
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Senku, if you guys got the real thing…
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Incredible.
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It looks like a mountain of gems!
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Not only does it look like
a mountain of gems, but it is one.
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It's a treasure trove
of super rare metals.
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Gems?
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Aren't they just slightly heavy rocks?
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You had me dig for them for half a day.
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We'll use these rocks
to win against Tsukasa.
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We'll win with these rocks?
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I see.
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Gemstones?
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You're right.
These heavy rocks are powerful.
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Dad, I don't think that's how--
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We can't blame him.
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He's from the old generation.
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What?
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Our opponent is Tsukasa and his men,
who are great fighters.
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Our plan is to make a mobile phone
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using these rocks
and win the information war.
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But Senku,
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how long will it take
before we can make a mobile phone?
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That's right.
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Once spring comes,
Tsukasa's army is going to be rushing in.
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Well, we're not far from the goal.
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To put it simply,
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the vacuum tube
is the mobile phone's heart.
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Plastics make up its skeleton.
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The microphone is the vocal cord.
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The gold wire is the veins.
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With these four body parts,
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we can finish the mobile phone.
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This enormous scientific project
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is finally at its last phase.
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MOBILE PHONE
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Listen carefully.
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We'll charge towards the goal in one go!
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Let's make the heating filaments
required for making the vacuum tube.
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We'll use what lies under this blue glow.
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The most heat-resistant metal
in the universe, tungsten.
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But Senku,
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how do we get it out from the rocks?
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Well, that's a very difficult process.
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What are you doing, Magma?
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What? We're getting it
out of the rocks, aren't we?
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Shouldn't we just break them into pieces?
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Don't worry.
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We need to break them anyway.
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See? I'm not wrong.
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You're so selfish!
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If you were wrong,
how would you compensate for it?
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That's unusual.
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Even though he was rash,
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I can't believe
he actually lends a hand on his own.
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Did something happen in the cave?
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You get to see all the insane stuff
that humanity worked together
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for two million years to build.
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Stuff you never would have seen otherwise.
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And I'll show you so much of it,
it will make your head spin.
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Senku!
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I don't care if you're the leader anymore.
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At least, until we deal with that Tsukasa.
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Who knows? I wonder what happened.
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I'm done.
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What should I do next?
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I'm going to do chemistry stuff
to this powdered blue rock
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to turn it into something
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resembling toothpaste.
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Right, you're doing chemistry stuff.
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We won't understand
even if you tell us, right?
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Lastly, we're going to get rid of the rust
on the toothpaste stuff using hydrogen,
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warm it up in a glass container,
and then it's done.
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It needs to be at least 1,000 degrees.
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The hotter it is,
the stronger the tungsten will be.
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Just bake it then.
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What? It's quite easy.
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Are you stupid?
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If you put a glass container
into a fire that's 1,000 degrees,
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what do you think would happen?
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{\an8}TUNGSTEN, 3,400 DEGREES,
GLASS, 700 DEGREES
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We have to heat up just the tungsten
toothpaste inside the glass container.
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A very precise heating device
is required then.
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How do we do it?
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We don't have much time.
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Let's divide the work.
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I'll handle
the toothpaste-making chemistry stuff.
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Who will make
the precise heating device then?
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There's no other scientist to work on it.
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Chrome,
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you should be able
to create it from scratch, right?
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Use all the science tricks you've learned.
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Or do you need me, Dr. Senku,
to assist you?
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Hey, don't make me laugh.
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I'm Chrome.
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I'm a very clever scientist!
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Don't come crying to me
for help at the laboratory.
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Yes, leave it to me.
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You'll handle the heating team.
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I'm jealous of you two.
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You know,
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even as a kid.
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I love making things on my own.
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In order for people
not to look down on me,
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I made all kinds of things
like the bridge and the shields.
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That's why I'm still considered
a front-liner at my age now.
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To be honest,
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sometimes, I would think
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that it would be great
if I had friends to do it with me.
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Don't you already have
two of them, Mr. Kaseki?
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Two working buddies.
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Two?
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Where are they?
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Right here.
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Even though I'm almost
50 years older than you?
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Older?
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What does it have to do with age?
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What the heck?
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They seem more energetic than usual.
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A modern guy like you
should come here and help me.
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You know more about chemistry
than the villagers, right?
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Do I?
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There's a ridiculous number of steps.
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I know that you don't know
anything about it.
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To put it simply,
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cook the blue gem powder
in sodium hydroxide.
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Use seashells, hydrochloric acid,
and ammonia to crystallize it.
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Bake it and mix it with honey.
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I completely got it, Senku.
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Honey.
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Bake it and mix it with honey.
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I completely understood only that part.
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Chrome is definitely
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ten billion times more useful than you.
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No, I don't think anyone
could have kept up with that.
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You're the only one who gets it, Senku.
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Here.
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This is the precise heating device!
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Chrome's killer move.
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Don't be a show-off.
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You're reminding me
of what happened in the past.
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I don't know how much heat
it produces though.
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To measure the temperature,
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let's set up some metals
in order of heat resistance.
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It's not even doing anything to the lead,
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and that's the weakest one.
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It's winter after all.
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If we just had a little more sunlight…
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Use all the science tricks you've learned.
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We're using fire too.
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Add the cotton candy machine
to the pinpoint heating!
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MELTED…
LEAD, 350 DEGREES CELSIUS
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Damn it.
Suika and I didn't have enough strength.
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But at least you've defeated the lead.
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GOLD, 1,100 DEGREES,
SILVER, 1,000 DEGREES
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Incredible. We've beaten gold and silver.
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As expected of the battle team!
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The iron melted!
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Gorilla team!
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This should be over 1,000 degrees, right?
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It needs to be at least 1,000 degrees.
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The hotter it is,
the stronger the tungsten will be.
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No, it's not enough yet.
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Add electricity power!
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All right.
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It's done.
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Tungsten toothpaste!
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Heating team, how are things on your end?
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It's almost done.
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Not bad, scientist.
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What kind of
all-power combination is this?
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Senku, you were the one who said
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to throw everything at it.
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That's not what I meant.
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This is too ugly.
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But perhaps this is for the best.
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If the goal is for all of us
to join together
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to raise the temperature…
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We're going to make a long,
thin blob of tungsten toothpaste.
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Add electricity to water
to produce hydrogen.
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That hydrogen, with a lot of heat,
peels the rust right off the toothpaste.
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Here we go! Precise heating
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-to thousands of degrees!
-To thousands of degrees!
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The most heat-resistant metal
in the universe,
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a tungsten filament!
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All right.
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We have all the materials now.
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Yes!
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We're finally in the final spurt
in making a mobile phone!
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Let's do it in order.
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Let's make the mobile phone's heart,
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the vacuum tube.
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There is some slightly
complicated glasswork
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that we need to finish up.
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Even you might not be able
to make them, Mr. Kaseki.
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How dare you.
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I made this super hard,
weirdly-shaped thing after all.
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Nothing can shock me anymore.
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Come on, let me see the design.
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What?
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It's called Hickman Pump.
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It has extraordinary suctioning power.
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A level ten billion vacuum pump!
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You're speaking like
you're endorsing a vacuum cleaner.
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Vacuum tubes are made
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by removing as much air as possible.
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The prototype we built before
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was a simple level-one pump
for light bulbs.
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It won't give us enough power.
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Where do I even begin?
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Is this even humanly possible?
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During our time,
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the Hickman Pump
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was hand-made by
very incredible craftsmen too.
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You're both craftsmen
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but in different eras.
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It can't be helped then, Kaseki.
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It's impossible.
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Is that true?
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Yes, it's impossible for the mentalist
to know about that.
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He's just making it up to provoke Kaseki.
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Don't worry.
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I don't need such mental motivation.
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This complicated stuff
gets me fired up anyway.
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In exchange,
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I want to do the thing
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that you did with Chrome the other day.
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You know,
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the thing that makes us working buddies.
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All right!
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I'll let you handle
the vacuum tube, Kaseki.
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Understood!
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Listen, Senku.
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I noticed something.
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Even if Mr. Kaseki sounded
like a child unwilling to accept defeat,
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I'm sure he just wants to help
lessen your burden.
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Of course, I know that. Are you stupid?
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Senku.
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My friends and I…
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The children will also…
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All right.
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I'll let you guys handle
the electric wires, Suika.
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We're also a part
of the Kingdom of Science!
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Don't just rely on Senku
to make the electric wires.
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Let's make them!
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-Okay!
-Okay!
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All right then.
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This way, the chemical team
can focus on making plastic.
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Yes.
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But I don't really know what plastic is.
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That's the material I'm most
concerned about on the roadmap.
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Can we make plastic in this world?
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Isn't it made from petroleum or something?
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Hey, Gen. Come here.
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I'm going to work you to death
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in return for getting me hyped up.
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This is too much.
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Mr. Kaseki has a soft spot for Gen,
doesn't he?
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Let's start making plastic.
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First, we simmer some wood
and boil the liquid that comes out.
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Pour it over some hot copper and--
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Wait!
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I didn't understand any of that!
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You heat it to get some liquid,
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heat it again, and heat it again?
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What exactly are we doing?
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We need to extract and add various
ingredients for a great transformation.
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Chemistry is all about
addition and subtraction.
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After addition and subtraction,
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we'll get formalin.
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It's the stuff used to preserve corpses.
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It stinks.
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There it is again.
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A dangerous chemical
related to corpses again.
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All right.
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Next, we must collect a lot of coal.
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Coal ash, sodium hydroxide
and also formalin
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make humanity's first synthetic plastic,
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Bakelite.
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All right.
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So we need to burn
a whole lot of coal, right?
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My hands are freezing.
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I can't work properly.
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It's another harsh winter.
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I hope no one freezes to death this year.
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Coal?
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Yes, we need a lot of them.
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This job suits you two the most.
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Hey, Ginro.
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Where are you going?
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Nowhere.
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Look, I have training.
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And I need to stand guard
to protect the village.
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So, I think I'll pass.
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What are you talking about?
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The village chief,
Senku's orders are rules.
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Wait! It must be a very tough job!
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Rules are rules.
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It's so warm here.
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Let's make a warm meal
for everyone to eat.
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Yes.
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We can get our work done a lot faster now.
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Yes,
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we only need ashes from the coals.
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If you want to sit by the fire,
suit yourselves.
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How amazing.
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You're obviously making
something totally unrelated,
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and yet the village becomes
more and more enriched.
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Yes,
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that's what science is all about.
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Senku.
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I was right to give you the position
of the village chief.
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What? Manganese battery?
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Do we need to use batteries
in finishing the vacuum tube?
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I've prepared the instructions
and materials.
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We'll use the manganese
we got in the caves.
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You're telling me to make it?
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Zinc for seaweed
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Manganese rice balls
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Coal in the middle
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The manganese battery is done
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How strange
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It's done?
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So it's not that hard
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Manganese battery
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Lots of manganese
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Manganese battery
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Lots of manganese
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Manganese battery
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Lots of manganese
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Make 800 of them.
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What? 800?
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This is too much!
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I'll make them with you.
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This is the wine that you want.
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Are you going to have a party?
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No, I want to make the mobile phone's
vocal cords, the microphone.
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Using wine?
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Actually, we're using
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the pink grains stuck on the lid here.
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Then we mix some cooked seaweed
in hot water.
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Done.
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Which part of this
is the "microphone" thing?
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Hey, what are these sparkling stones?
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It's called Rochelle salts.
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They turn sound into electricity.
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Tack this onto something light,
like a plastic megaphone
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and you get a microphone.
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PLASTIC
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ELECTROMAGNETIC COIL
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We've made plastic!
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The electric wires are done too!
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BATTERY, CIRCUIT BOARD
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VACUUM PUMP, PHOSPHORUS,
LIGHT BULB, MICROPHONE, RECEIVER
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The vacuum tube is done!
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The microphone is done too!
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{\an8}MOBILE PHONE
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EARPHONE, MICROPHONE, LIGHT BULB,
VACUUM TUBE, CIRCUIT BOARD, BATTERY
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The strongest weapon in modern warfare
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that can deliver voices
over infinite distances…
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{\an8}-The mobile phone is finally here!
-All right!
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{\an8}MOBILE PHONE OBTAINED!
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This is incredible!
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We managed to finish it before spring.
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The long-awaited moment
has finally arrived.
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The final battle against Tsukasa
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is at hand.
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{\an8}This is so exciting.
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NEXT EPISODE
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THIS IS A WORK OF FICTION.
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MATERIALS AND METHODS
ARE BASED ON REALITY.
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DO NOT ATTEMPT FOR YOUR SAFETY.
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Subtitle translation by: Coleen Chua