Behind the Scenes of Dr. STONE | The Making of an Anime

Crunchyroll takes you behind the scenes of this season’s biggest show, Dr. STONE. Meet the Producer, Shusuke Katagiri, and Director, Shinya Iino, as they take us through the process of creating a hit anime. From storyboards to screens, see the making of an episode of Dr. STONE.

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Produced by Braith Miller, Jesse Gouldsbury, Chris Ambrosio
Edited by Courtney Sid

[CrunchyrollInsideAnime]

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[guilhermefontes]

Ten billion percent hardwork, good job guys!

[erufailon]

Look, Netflix, this is how one does a behind-the-scenes documentary for their anime.

[sergejgolubovic]

Not the making of an anime but the making of an masterpiece

[dohickey]

This was 10 billion% worth the watch. Kudos to the entire team

[zippydog]

Please Crunchyroll if you can we'd love more of this behind the scenes content it's amazing

[TheExecutorr]

10:53 I am glad he explained his thought process for this scene, because in my eyes, this was one of the most beautiful and impactful scenes of the whole anime, showing how much even basic science improves the lifes of millions, making life 10000% better for many individuals.

[inoueokaito]

nobody:
staff: senku brush his hair back and looks at the camera

[dragonsdogma]

That glass scene was epic. So the failed glass containers in anime were really the failed glass containers in their studio xD .How many shows they test things irl before putting it in ? Not that many folks.

[zenoDARC]

This was fantastic. I'd love to see one that focuses more on the voice acting side, and one that focuses on the music/ sound design side of anime if you ever make another one of these in the future.

[clairenime]

I was really enjoying this entire "Behind the Scenes" but I couldn't help but be so happy at the fact they actually, really, truly went out of their way to try some of the things in the series just to improve their work.

[shlumblum]

7:13 his voice lined up perfectly with taiju's mouth

[zerokxis]

Last clip really shows how the staff is handling this anime, with trial and errors and experiments.... finally a good cruncyroll video

[ViewtifulVN]

Watch Episode 11 to avoid some spoilers shown in this video. Anyways the amount of effort put into making this series is real quality, thanks Crunchyroll for this!

[immahstudio]

As an animation student myself anime is the main reason that inspired I really love anime and Dr.Stone is the best anime so far with education and well characters development. I understand creating an animation is hard and takes a lots of works, energy and time. I really respect and salute for you guys! You guys did great!! Sugoii!! Thankyouu for these awesome documentary and anime. And you guys really generous in sharing knowledge. I truly respect you all. Arigato Gazaimasu for everything.💞 Even the op and ed itself is so gooooddd!!!! 💞💞💞😍 Lots of love from me, friends and family from Malaysia.

[matthewjames]

Great video. I don't think people realize how much work goes into anime. Don't pirate!

[alexch]

Man. This requires so much effort and talented hands. I hope the animators know that we love their work.
*What they do becomes a happy part of lives from people all over the world*

[timlyu]

WOW CRUNCHYROLL... YA DID IT. YA DONE DID IT AGAIN.

[OmegaKatanaXIII]

This here netflix is how you do an documentary on anime it shows passion and love to the medium and dr stone as a whole.

[AgentFour]

Assistant director for Made in Abyss? He did one hell of a job on that show. It was fantastic.