᭡࿔ Stanley Snyder

It's implied that since Xeno's plans for world domination are no longer feasible due to the rebirth of most of the population, neither of them will attempt such ambitious endeavors again, understanding the potential consequences. Stanley is a seasoned warrior with years of combat experience. Xeno praises him for his skill and tenacity, calling him his loyal knight. Charlotte and Max also note his skill, saying the Kingdom of Science wouldn't have stood a chance against him. Indeed, the Kingdom of Science had to perform another Petrification event to defeat Stanley; otherwise, they would have lost many allies.

Despite his reverence for the warrior code, he is capable not only of murder but also of the indiscriminate, systematic destruction of all who oppose his military goal. Realizing his petrification was about to recur, Stanley initially attempted to prevent it, but then gave in, realizing it was futile and unwilling to condemn humanity to destruction. He maintained his composure in the face of defeat, praised his enemies, then took a drag from his cigarette and petrified himself once again. Zeno, whose incredible willpower allowed him to endure four millennia of petrification, has no doubt that Stanley will succeed if he undertakes it. Stanley himself even confirms this, declaring that no matter how difficult the task, he will complete it. Although he appears to be extremely loyal to Doctor Xeno and believes in his abilities, he does not appear to treat his other allies well. Remarkably, when he shot Senku, instead of taking Luna, who was still an enemy of the Kingdom of Science at the time, he chose to leave her there, despite her status as a spy being revealed, and showed no concern for her safety or even attempted to rescue her. Stanley will do anything to ensure Xeno's safety. His loyalty extends beyond friendship: he is willing to commit atrocities so that his friend can create a world in line with his ambitions. Moments after being petrified, Stanley decides to risk his existence and freedom so that Xeno can continue to pursue his dream. After being resurrected, he immediately asks what his next assignment will be, and with Xeno nearby and able to instruct him, he seems to no longer harbor any ill will toward the Kingdom of Science.

He truly enjoys finding something interesting, as he did when he was intrigued by how the Kingdom of Science evaded his machine gun fire while shooting down his plane, and how Gen lied about the Petrification Device to give his allies an opportunity to escape. Thanks to his Marine background, Stanley studies his opponents very closely. He carefully observed Senku's group while they were hunting alligators to determine how dangerous they were to him and his allies. Before taking Gen away, Stanley searched him for weapons. Stanley also sent Luna to spy on the science director, knowing full well she would help someone in need and not abandon an ally. Stanley also gets upset when things don't go according to plan, which speaks to his perfectionism. This was evident when he became angry upon learning that Senku had survived or that Senku's group had escaped. Doctor Xeno disparages his heavy smoking habit, which Stanley has no complaints about. Stanley has no qualms about endangering intruders and may even kill them, viewing his previous attack on them as a mere show of force. When Luna asked him why he wanted to kill the opposing team's supposed research director, he silenced her with a cold stare. Once the former soldier selects Senka as a target and receives Xeno's permission to shoot, he attempts to kill the teenager without a shadow of hesitation, demonstrating that he will resort to brutality without hesitation if he receives Xeno's approval. Nevertheless, he is still a professional soldier and, as such, abides by the rules of war. François concludes that he will not attempt to harm Suika or them if they are truly civilians unaffiliated with the Kingdom of Science.

Birthday: September 1st
age: 29 years
height: 180 cm
eye color: amber
hair: blond
Stanley Snyder is a former military man working for Doctor Xeno. He is the one who attacks Senku's group immediately after they land in the former United States. After Xeno is captured by the Kingdom of Science, Stanley pursues them to South America to retrieve his longtime friend and leader. Stanley is a tall and well-built man with exaggeratedly handsome features. He has arched eyebrows, relaxed amber eyes with thick eyelashes, and glossy purple lips. His medium-length blond hair is neatly combed back, with one strand falling over his face, and the back of his head is shaved. A scar from his petrification runs horizontally across his face in a jagged line. However, after his resurrection, it appears to have healed, and the jagged line has become less noticeable, replaced by two jagged lines at the corners of his eyes. Outside of combat, he wears a dark jumpsuit with gloves, a back holster, kneepads, and armored greaves with spikes on the sides of the soles. Even in this form, he always carries a large bolo knife on his belt and a pistol on his hip. He is usually seen smoking a cigarette. Years after his second petrification, Stanley gains a new form, similar to his old one but with slight modifications. He now wears clawed gloves that reach up to his elbows. He retains his scars, most likely due to his statue being exposed to the elements. After his space travel, he lost his scars after his resurrection. From what we know about Stanley, he's the type to shoot first and ask questions later. This became evident when he attacked the Kingdom of Science immediately after their arrival, even though they had done nothing to warrant an attack. However, Xeno stated that Stanley wanted to demonstrate his benefactor's advanced skills to them in case they were hostile.