Dr. Stone

Charlotte Bony *

• Basic Information: *

• Name: *Charlotte Bony (Japanese: シャーロット・ボニー).

• Status: *Alive.

• Age: *Over 3,700 years old (fossilized in 2019).

• Birthday: *March 18, 1996.

• Height: 172 cm, Weight: 65 kg, Blood Type: *A.

• Nationality: *American.

• Occupation before fossilization: *Military fighter pilot.

• Affiliation: *Formerly American Colony, now the Kingdom of Science.

• Debut: *Manga Chapter 163, Anime Episode 68.

• Voiced by: *Minami Hinata (Japanese), Morgan Garrett (English).

• Appearance: *Short blonde hair (bob with spiky ends), crescent-shaped blue eyes. Wears a black latex turtleneck catsuit, a wide belt, and cuffed gloves. The traces of petrification (two lines under the eyes) disappeared after awakening.

• Personality: *Loyal (especially to Stanley Snyder), serious, self-confident, knows how to joke, capable of empathy.

• Abilities: *Experienced pilot (performs complex maneuvers), military training, knows how to handle weapons.

• Key events: *

• Disguised herself as Stanley to attack the Perseus;
  *lost an aerial battle with Ryusui and Senku;

• was bitten by a spider, saved by Suika (this changed her views);
  *7 years later, she helped build Super Alloy City;

• learned of Xeno and Senku's alliance against the WHY-man.

Relationships: Idolizes Stanley Snyder, is grateful to Suika for saving her.

Sai Nanami is the younger brother of Ryusui Nanami. Key Traits and Role:
Age and personality: A teenager, energetic and curious. Admires his older brother and strives to be like him.
Role in the plot: symbolizes the connection between generations and the continuity of ideas. His presence motivates Ryusui to act responsibly.
Participation in events: accompanies the team on a journey to the United States, helps with household chores, and learns navigation from Ryusui.
Meaning: Through Sai Nanami, the authors show how new generations adopt the knowledge and values ​​of the Kingdom of Science.

Joel Gere: appearance and character

Appearance: *

• young man, 168 cm tall, weighing 57 kg;
  *short burgundy-red hair, two protruding hairs on the top of the head form the number "12";
• dark olive-green almond-shaped eyes, without a visible pupil, partially hidden by bangs; dark shadows under the eyes;
  *narrow eyebrows and nose, a small mouth with no visible lips;
• dressed in a black shirt with long sleeves (on the left sleeve is the number "9", on the right - "3"), a white apron with the number "6" on the front, black trousers and leather boots;
  *wears a graduated collar with heart-shaped arrows;
• a watch loupe (magnifying glass) is attached to the head.

Character: *

• self-confident and proud - highly values ​​his skills as a watchmaker;
  *considers wearing a watch a sign of good taste;
• prefers to work in silence;
  *shy and stutters when communicating with women;
• with men he behaves rudely, self-confidently and verbosely;
  respects fellow artisans and recognizes their achievements.

Byakuya's Astronaut Team
Byakuya Ishigami is Senku's adoptive father, a former astronaut. During the petrification of humanity, he was on the International Space Station (ISS) with his colleagues. After returning to Earth, Byakuya and his team founded Ishigami Village.

Byakuya's team (ISS astronauts):

Byakuya Ishigami:

group leader;

left a time capsule for Senku with clues and resources;

was looking for platinum for mass production of the revival fluid.

Daria Nikitina:

Russian cosmonaut and doctor;

She tried to get medicine for one of the crew members, but disappeared at sea along with her husband.

Yakov Nikitin:

Russian cosmonaut, Daria's husband;

participated in the search for a cure and died along with his wife.

Other crew members:

In the manga and anime, their names are not revealed;

helped Byakuya found the village and adapt to the new world;

Their experience and knowledge became the foundation for Senku's future scientific breakthroughs.

The team's role in the plot:

laid the foundations for survival after petrification;

passed on critical technologies and knowledge to future generations;

Byakuya's story motivates Senku to continue his fight to revive civilization.

Moz is a fighter who relies on instinct and natural abilities. He participates in battles against the enemies of the Kingdom of Science, demonstrating strength and endurance.

Hyoga is a master of spear combat and one of the strongest warriors. He was formerly an ally of Tsukasa. He uses his fighting technique to protect the team.

Matsukaze is a well-balanced fighter loyal to the Kingdom of Science. Possessing speed, strength, and agility, he serves as a defender against potential threats.

Amaryllis is a team ally who joins the team on Treasure Island. She helps Senku with her knowledge and skills, and values ​​his intellect.

François, Ryusui's former butler and the crew's cook, provides food and comfort during travel and maintains high morale.

Ruri is Kohaku's older sister and the village priestess. She knows tales and legends and passes on her knowledge to the next generation. She is a symbol of a spiritual connection to the past.

Kinro is the village guard, serious and responsible. He understands people and hides his problems for the greater good. He helps organize the defense.

Ginro is Kinro's younger brother, frivolous but capable of heroic deeds. He overcomes his weaknesses to protect his loved ones and participates in common missions.

Luna and Chelsea are resuscitation specialists. They excavate team members after capture and provide medical support during critical mission moments. Luna only completed her first year of medical school, which wasn't very good.

Senku Ishigami is a scientific genius and the leader of the Kingdom of Science. He develops a plan to fly to the moon to stop the WHY-man. He negotiates with the AI ​​and proposes an alternative: destroy the petrification device while preserving humanity's knowledge.
Kohaku is a strong and agile warrior and a member of Senku's team. She flies to the moon as part of the crew. She helps explore the lunar surface and displays courage and resourcefulness in critical situations.

Ryusui Nanami is an experienced sailor and strategist. He argues with Senku about the route to the United States and loses a poker duel. He remains on the orbital module during the lunar mission, providing communications and support.
Taiju Oki is Senku's loyal friend and trusted comrade. He participates in the team's general tasks (construction, resource extraction). In the finale, he remains on Earth to help build a new civilization.

Tsukasa Shishio – Senku's former adversary, later his ally. He uses his leadership skills and combat experience to protect the group. He participates in the preparations for the lunar mission.

Gen Asagiri is a mentalist, a master of psychological manipulation. He assists the team in negotiations and strategic planning, and maintains morale.
Suika is a young villager with empathy and kindness. She participates in resource extraction and processing, helping to carry out key stages of Senku's plan.
Doctor Xeno – Initially Senku's adversary, a scientist with profound knowledge. He defects to the Kingdom of Science and sacrifices himself to launch a rocket to the moon, ensuring the mission's start.
Stanley is a military specialist, pilot, and gunner. He is part of the lunar mission crew. He is responsible for security, controls the lunar rover, and stops Kohaku from prematurely opening the capsule containing the petrification device.
Ukyo is a bowman with keen hearing. He helps ensure the team's safety and performs long-range missions.
Yo—armed with a revolver, he provides fire support and assists in defense and reconnaissance.

Season 4 (Scientific Future)

The heroes arrive in San Francisco, USA, and explore the New World. They discover developed societies and encounter Doctor Xeno, a new adversary whose ideas threaten Senku's plans. Meanwhile, Senku sets a grandiose goal: to build a spaceship and travel to the Moon, where the source of the petrification signals may lie. The season combines scientific breakthroughs, diplomatic challenges, and preparations for an interplanetary mission to save humanity.

Season 3 (New World)

The team builds the ship Perseus and sets out to find the source of petrification. Their destination is an island where Senku's father hid treasures and important materials (including platinum for mass-producing Nital). Upon arrival, the heroes encounter the island's hostile inhabitants. In Part II, they utilize the "life-giving water," expand the Kingdom of Science, and delve deeper into the mystery of petrification. The journey yields new knowledge and allies.

Season 2 (Stone Wars)

The conflict escalates: Senku's Kingdom of Science confronts Tsukasa's Empire of Might. The heroes search for a way to win without bloodshed. Technology advances: electricity, communications, and transportation emerge. Senku uses diplomacy and ingenuity to lure Tsukasa's people to his side. Key episodes include the struggle for resources, the creation of "space food" (noodles), the strengthening of the village, and the search for compromise with the enemy. The ideological confrontation reaches its peak.

Season 1 (Stone World)

After a mysterious 3,700-year petrification, Senku and Taiju awaken. Senku, a genius high school student, decides to revive civilization through science. The heroes create Nital, a liquid for unearthing humans, free Yuzuriha, and encounter Tsukasa, who wants to build a new world without adults and the rich. A confrontation begins: science versus force. Senku seeks allies, masters basic technologies (gunpowder, medicine), and lays the foundations of the Kingdom of Science.