Sucks to be crunchyroll that they can't see the value of a sponsor on an awesome and super related topic. Season 2 is already gearing up to be amazing for Dr. Stone n I will be watching it elsewhere.
@@saulgoodman7530 Senku's one of those guys who only knows how to cook one meal - he's just lucky his audience are a bunch of cavemen who have never eaten modern food.
I feel like alot of this boils down to perfect application. Spinning the water helps it dissolve the carbon dioxide, bamboo is better at handling interior expansive forces then clay, airtight pressure fitting can be achieved with wet leather, ect. As well, senku cola has the basic flavor profile down but the issue is quantity, which they don't mention. And senku has immense intellect and memory, so he likely has the proportions correct. It would take a fair amount of experimentation to achieve the flavor profile for us normal, nongenius folk. Also, Gen hasn't had coke for over 3000 years (over a few months to his recollection); he likely doesn't remember how coke tastes, precisely, so anything that's cold, carbonated, and similar tasting to coke likely hit the craving just right.
Considering that cocaine was a commonly GIVEN BY MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS why would anyone think there was anything wrong with cocaine? It's like saying "Oh yeah, let's put curry powder in it." and then 100 years later, it's found that curry is highly addictive and stuff, and everyone is like "wow, whoever thought making a SAUCE out of this stuff was CA-RA-ZEE"
I've cast metal into wood molds. Wet wood flexes so it doesn't crumble or shatter like improperly prepared clay does, and you get a nice texture/patina that may or may not enhance your project.
Check it out!! I made senku cola right after watching this! Here's how I did it: I caramelized honey by heating it in a pot until bubbly and hot, then I added dried basil, and lastly, I added lime juice and mixed it all up! I used small quantities of each ingredient of course! Then I let the syrup cool then I strained it into a cup, mixed in the club soda then tried it....It was delicious!! A little bit sweet, but good! Maybe if I added more honey and a little bit more lime juice and kept the basil the same, it would taste more like cola. Anyway, I'd better improve on it!! Love you all!!!
"Durr I made soda by buying soda!" And of course she didn't write it down, that would be too much like science and therefore nothing like Dr. Stone. She's going to add more honey and lime juice, but she doesn't know how much is more. If she does get it right, the knowledge will die with her. That is one of many reasons why Senku isn't a scientist.
@@dan_loup on WAN he said they didnt even get paid more than a normal sponsor spot for it. I would put a sponsorship around $1500- $2000 on LTT tho I have no basis for that number.
@@pika6238 No. Just no. There is no chemical difference between synthetic cocaine and naturally ocurring one, only a difference in purity/concentration. I don't care if you take cocaine as long as you're careful and do so in moderation. But do not undersell the dangers. Cocaine is highly addictive, both physically and mentally, and abuse has severe consequences.
@@TheBubbanot dude, stop. Just stop. That joke has been dead for months and even if you posted that when it wasn’t it was never funny in the first place
I think one thing to keep in mind is that in the anime, unlike you guys who are starting totally from scratch, they use craftspeople who are experts with ceramics, leather, etc...
Btw, the spinning would have made a pretty significant difference. When carbonating something, it will eventually fully infuse even if not agitated, but it infuses much much MUCH faster if agitated. Not saying you would have ended up with perfect carbonation, but likely significantly better within that time span.
I really like when you fail (the ceramic). Those things took thousands of years and several generations of individuals to invent and perfect. It should not be easy. That makes this channel special!
It would, but he has the nerve to claim that the characters in Dr. Stone didn't have the same problem, not to mention this guy clearly is skipping ahead and is trying to make thing happen with poor craftsmanship, and then he claims it doesn't work.
To be fair (I've never seen the anime) the clip you showed had them using green Bamboo - cut with the joints still intact. This would be air tight, water tight, and so tough that you can use them as cooking pots. Just putting that out there.
when I tried the Dr Stone recipe I got it close, or at least recognizeable as a Cola drink. I suspect while Senku said all you need is honey, cilantro, and lime, that this is the minimum requirements and that he actually added additional flavoring or spices assuming they could find it in rebooted Japan. When I tried it, I really had to mess with the ratios to get it to work too, it was very easy for the honey or lime to overpower the drink
When I was watching the show I thought it was implied that everything they did required trial and error witch I thought meant they had done it multiple time until they got something to work and it was cut for the sake of boredom in the show.
I think the giant pully system Senku built to pull a tree off someone kinda demonstrates that that wasnt happening. The rope alone would've taken days if not weeks to make, even if he got it right the first try and was well-practiced at rope-making by hand.
@@Magmafrost13 well in the show they do time slips of large proportion basically every few minuets I’m talking they skip months just because so yeah they could have taken a few tries not only that but senku has an iq of like 300 or something crazy like that you gotta remember this is still an anime and it’s not mad realistic
I think this is more just about the limits of imagination. Like Dr. Stone generally got the theory of how to do these things right but without actually doing it there's many things you wont realize wont actually work. Like there's an element of craftsmanship to all of these things that you can't just replicate with pure book knowledge, it's similar to how The Martian generally has excellent science but I'm sure if you actually tried to do that in real life you'd quickly run into some sort of problem and die. You could probably get all of these things right in a fictional work however it would require like a Ph.Ds worth of research.
You should be able to get carbonation by using a bamboo container with a bung hole cut into it. Bamboo is going to be heaps stronger than that janky pot you made and is suitable for food grade containers. Just take a segment of bamboo, make a smallish hole in one end and use that to fill with your liquid. Add a little sugar to keep the fermentation going (assuming you have a ferment already), and then bung it up for a couple of days. You can either rely on pressure to pop the cork out, or just open it after a typical fermentation period e.g. 2-3 days at room temp. It works great for home made ginger beer. The only issue you have is making a container strong enough to hold 15-30 PSI of pressure.
Andy I hope you know how much we all appreciate the work, time, and effort you put into these videos. Thank you for answering questions that we didn't know we had. And thank you to Lauren as well!
@@JMSginoclave It actually does have "spent" coca leaf extract, what they dropped was kola nut extract. The cocaine that's removed is the source for the US' medicinal cocaine
when the anime show this for the first time, i had some fresh cilantro and lemons, if you squish the two of them togheter you kinda feel a coke scent, it's crazy since it's just a bunch of leaves
Coriander and lime is basically is a common chutney where I’m from and one for favourite things to eat. I’m also a massive coke addict yet somehow I’ve never noticed this similarity. Gonna test this soon. Also love mock tails with cinnamon in them . Guess I know why now
...up until you have a fire that destroys the entire project. Or if it survives, a mold that changes shape every time you use it. Wood is terrible for a mold. Carving a stone in that situation is not only infinitely better, but arguably easier to do than cutting wood to the right shape.
@@jerryborjon wood molds are usually single use because of course it catches fire. You can use them specifically when you don’t have to reuse the mold.
@@guypie5479 - Let’s compare the two. For the wood mold you need: 1- A plank of the right shape. It NEEDS to be good wood. Not all wood can survive this for long enough. It probably needs to be dense wood, so good luck cutting it to shape with primitive tools. 2- Carve out the insides to the desired shape. Doing so in a way that doesn’t affect the integrity of the wood is hard _today._ Remember to take into account the shape and direction of the wood fibers with every cut. One wrong cut could break the entire thing in half very easily. 3- Prep it. Wood warps and expands greatly under heat, so you’re gonna need to account for that. It also needs to be dry so that the escaping gasses don’t affect the cast too much. You’re probably gonna need to put it in the oven to dry it. Good luck, since going too hot will burn it prematurely and too long will dry it too much and affect the integrity of the mold. You’re also probably gonna need to recarve the shape afterwards due to the warping from the heat. And after all of that, you get a one-time use mold that might not even survive once even after all of this work. Now let’s compare it to the rock mold: 1- Go to a river bank and find a concave rock. 2- Using a sharp rock, chip out the rest of the shape. 3- Put some packed dirt/gravel in it to smooth it out. And after that, you got a mold you can reuse. You could probably even smooth it out with another rock just by grinding it against the mold. The carving of the right shape would probably take longer, but the sheer amount of time the other steps save would definitely make up for that. It’s probably still infinitely better/faster/easier to just use clay, but I was just using a rock mold as an example to prove just how bad a wood mold is.
@@jerryborjon I am sorry you hate wood so much but you also don’t seem to know how wood works. I am not saying wood is the best mold in fact it is one of the worst working molds for both reusability and detail, but they are in fact easier and faster to make then most other molds. That is why they were used I guess it is more accurate to say that wood works great as an easy casting box when you just need a rough but usable simple shape. Also as a final remark wood in fact does not thermally expand greatly when heat for two reasons 1. Wood is a great thermal insulator that is why people make houses out of it and they don’t even need expansion joints 2. Wood basically does not expand at all when burning because the small expansion it does experience is counteracted my the loss in material and moisture. I don’t know if you have ever seen wood burn before but it does not really change much. In fact pure clay thermally expands more then wood and that is why you need more insulating filler in your pottery for it to work. Again my argument was never that wood was good it was that it was functional and fast knapping stone is not as easy as you might think and smoothing stone with sand can take hours. As for clay you have to find it processes it shape it and finally fire it before you can use it or you could get a hunk of wood take a couple of minutes to Hack in shape into it and just pour the metal in.
To replicate the airtight cylinder to make carbonated water, maybe a hollowed out log with a recessed cap that slides into place might've been a better bet
An engineer on youtube (whose name is leaving me) said that the spinning is to increase the pressure by constantly shaking the carbonic acid filled water. I also don't think it was meant to taste like coke but rather a generic "cola," similar to fox millet ramen. More of a "brings some comfort" thing than a "hey here's how you make coke at home" thing. I think that would have been something completely different. Nice video, maybe bamboo can be used in some future projects if you can get your hands on some.
Truth is the end goal of this series is just to bootstrap their way to computers so they can play raid. Which is clearly the peak of all human ingenuity.
you mention the engineering challenges a few times your not wrong but I think you have underestimated how much of an advantage bamboo would have been both in this device and in early carpentry in general.
Spinning, sealed container: This requires a greased bearing surface. To do this with bamboo, you would carve grooves for an anchoring site and use greased (w/ animal fat) twine and build it up with reverse half hitches. The outer chamber was probably made with wood discs at the ends and bamboo splits attached around it and sealed with resin or rice flour glue. It's possible with timber bamboo to get that size difference by just selecting your cuts, but the sealed bearing joint becomes more difficult
Keep the water cold and avoid agitation while bubbling CO2 through it to maximize the amount that gets absorbed. Gas solubility typically increases in water as temperature drops - down to 34 F (1 C).
No one wants to sponsor this guy. This guy claimed that the characters in Dr. Stone didn't require trial and error. It took them mouths to complete most things and others took over a year. Than this guy has the nerve to try it once, with the wrong materials and shabby craftsmanship, and he has the nerve claim that this was just fiction and doesn't work.... sorry I got a little over heated... I just love Dr. Stone, and I'm sad to see people giving up on it because crunchyroll didn't want sponsor something that had nothing to do with them.
@@animalsandanime Nobody is giving up on it who said that? Yes Andy only tried it once, because he has other projects to do. He said they didn't require trial and error because it's an anime, no real work was being done by actual persons. Where as Andy had to physically do it.
I mean in dr.stone the main character isnt alone, he has like an entire village of people helping him make stuff, also he literally says in the anime multuple times lol "you just have to keep trying again and again and again until you get it right" when building stuff from scratch
andy:“Created in 1886 as a replacement for alcohol. In its place contains harmless substance such as caffeine-“ me:Ok, caffeine is ok. Andy:”-and cocaine.” me:👁👄👁
It should be remembered that even in the show they have a master craftsmen that has spent his whole life working with his hands and building things and they still need to do multiple attempts at things.
*thing to remember about making home made coke: its all about the ratios. Dr stone one might work but unless you play with the amounts youd never know. And tbf, would they have access to enough limes, honey and, cilantro to create a functional recipe
Of course there were engineering challenges. If you paid attention to the show, you'd be notified quick that the main character had a lifelong elderly craftsman working with him to make these tools!
The thing about the main character of dr. Stone is that he is a Super Genius he was able to make a device that could freeze the ground in the middle of summer when he was in elementary school and have the ground remain Frozen for a couple of minutes at least. Throw in the fact that he's addicted to Cola he what do you want to go the extra mile to remove the yeast flavor. This is just what I gathered from what I've seen of the series.
You can get a gram of decently clean “ingredient” for ~$85 here in California, and you can get Kola nuts on Etsy 😂 should be enough for ur homemade Coca Cola
I mean, yes but video taping yourself possessing and inbibing a substance that is illegal to possess and inbibe probably isn't smart. Also, while it might be "decently clean", if you don't know exactly what it's cut with, best to steer clear.
@@LavroseRovender senku sounds to high pitched seems like he would get annoying real fast same reason I can't watch naruto his voice ruined my whole viewing experience.
Just wanted to mention that the exact ratios and methods were not stated in the anime. It sounds straightforward but any variation in ratios changes the flavor and color immensely. As is the case with modern colas. Fine-tuning the recipe is the key and can lead to surprising results, as is generally with science.
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Fcuk Raid Shadow Legends - casino owned money sucker messing with people's addictions. I did not think you will go so low...
If you were thrown into the woods with nothing, the members of HTME would be absolutely fine. This is awesome.
Have I heard of illegal gambling casino? Yes yes I have. Have you ever heard of dislike, no watch time, and a step closer to unsubbing?
Please dont get sponsered by raid shadow legends again :(
no i don't think so
Crunchyroll missed out on not sponsoring this with the new season just having started
Might've been difficult with the Sony takeover going on right now
Sucks to be crunchyroll that they can't see the value of a sponsor on an awesome and super related topic. Season 2 is already gearing up to be amazing for Dr. Stone n I will be watching it elsewhere.
@@RaneKaiser16 there’s plenty of illegal sites to watch on
Thanks for letting me know that it started :D
@@tr7zw it’s fire dude. Tsucasa just got killed
You deserve 10 billion points for this.
he does, 10 billion percent.
that’s kinda exhilarating
Get excited
i haven’t heard that in a long time
Dr stone reference
"And so he invents ramen, and katanas, and they square up" as you do. It's a three step process: Ramen, katana, duel. Tale as old as time.
You can also substitute sandwiches and broadswords. That's how English society evolved.
@@kevinomalley1090 I'm a Brit and that's legit how it feels at times
I dont think they eat anything but ramen in dr stone
@@saulgoodman7530 Senku's one of those guys who only knows how to cook one meal - he's just lucky his audience are a bunch of cavemen who have never eaten modern food.
And a phone
And cotton candy
I feel like alot of this boils down to perfect application. Spinning the water helps it dissolve the carbon dioxide, bamboo is better at handling interior expansive forces then clay, airtight pressure fitting can be achieved with wet leather, ect. As well, senku cola has the basic flavor profile down but the issue is quantity, which they don't mention. And senku has immense intellect and memory, so he likely has the proportions correct. It would take a fair amount of experimentation to achieve the flavor profile for us normal, nongenius folk.
Also, Gen hasn't had coke for over 3000 years (over a few months to his recollection); he likely doesn't remember how coke tastes, precisely, so anything that's cold, carbonated, and similar tasting to coke likely hit the craving just right.
111 👍
Maybe they should’ve shot for orange soda?
year 1886: okay, alcohol is too dangerous, what should we replace it with? well cocaine of course
LMAO
morphine to cure what ails ya'
cocaine for everything else
A strong case could be made that alcohol isn't any *less* dangerous. Maybe they were right.
@@delphicdescant alcohol's pretty damn bad for you but it is nowhere near as addictive if you're in a normal state of mind
Considering that cocaine was a commonly GIVEN BY MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS why would anyone think there was anything wrong with cocaine? It's like saying "Oh yeah, let's put curry powder in it." and then 100 years later, it's found that curry is highly addictive and stuff, and everyone is like "wow, whoever thought making a SAUCE out of this stuff was CA-RA-ZEE"
I've cast metal into wood molds. Wet wood flexes so it doesn't crumble or shatter like improperly prepared clay does, and you get a nice texture/patina that may or may not enhance your project.
We must protect Andy and Lauren. They are the key to rebuilding society.
true If the world ends I'd definitely look for them. the real life dr stone
Idk I haven't really learned anything from them that I haven't known I do enjoy there content.but feel I could do it better
@@markmissildine961 your day that now...
@@markmissildine961 Do it then
if we eat them we can absorb their knowledge
Check it out!! I made senku cola right after watching this! Here's how I did it: I caramelized honey by heating it in a pot until bubbly and hot, then I added dried basil, and lastly, I added lime juice and mixed it all up! I used small quantities of each ingredient of course! Then I let the syrup cool then I strained it into a cup, mixed in the club soda then tried it....It was delicious!! A little bit sweet, but good! Maybe if I added more honey and a little bit more lime juice and kept the basil the same, it would taste more like cola. Anyway, I'd better improve on it!! Love you all!!!
Any exact measurements for each ingredient and how much to use?
@@borderline_sunshine I don't know, I just eye balled it
If you could make a video and paste the link here in the reply section that would be great ☺️
"Durr I made soda by buying soda!"
And of course she didn't write it down, that would be too much like science and therefore nothing like Dr. Stone.
She's going to add more honey and lime juice, but she doesn't know how much is more. If she does get it right, the knowledge will die with her. That is one of many reasons why Senku isn't a scientist.
@@customsongmaker you don't really wanna make sparkling water at home that
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Even LTT fellf or em
@@dan_loup Id talk about raid shadow legends for a fatty paycheck.
@@ac.creations indeed. It's funny because it is the same video where Linus discover that people are plowing thru $150 cables like candy.
@@dan_loup on WAN he said they didnt even get paid more than a normal sponsor spot for it. I would put a sponsorship around $1500- $2000 on LTT tho I have no basis for that number.
@@ac.creations Yes, i know. but in terms of joke it works quite well.
"See? you guys are breaking so much of those f* cables i have to do RAID now"
This is absolutely outstanding!
YOOO WAS UP I WATCH U
100,000,000,000% outstanding!
Exhilarating :D yours turned out a bit stronger on the taste side i bet ChefPK
WHOA HEY CHEF!
in my sub it's exhilarating
“In its place contain the harmless substances caffeine and cocaine...”
He ain't wrong.
Its the synthetic fake cocaine you get from drug dealers is bad for you
@@pika6238 No. Just no. There is no chemical difference between synthetic cocaine and naturally ocurring one, only a difference in purity/concentration. I don't care if you take cocaine as long as you're careful and do so in moderation. But do not undersell the dangers. Cocaine is highly addictive, both physically and mentally, and abuse has severe consequences.
@@NevelWong woosh
@@TheBubbanot dude, stop. Just stop. That joke has been dead for months and even if you posted that when it wasn’t it was never funny in the first place
@@NevelWong WROOOOOONG!
There is NO synthetic cocaine that is "CHEMICALLY" equal to cocaine hydrochloride.
I think one thing to keep in mind is that in the anime, unlike you guys who are starting totally from scratch, they use craftspeople who are experts with ceramics, leather, etc...
Yess! Don't think anyone has the level finnese the Old Man Kaseki has, lol.
And they have big Brain senku and chrome to help out
Yessss
in the the anime, senku have advantages of manpower, he have a whole village in his hand!
@@danielniko1318 they made the cola before he was chief :/
The montage at the beghining with Dr. Stone and HTME side by side made the channel really seem like the netflix adaptation
You're not wrong
Except he didn’t use wood to cast tools.
Roflmao
Btw, the spinning would have made a pretty significant difference. When carbonating something, it will eventually fully infuse even if not agitated, but it infuses much much MUCH faster if agitated. Not saying you would have ended up with perfect carbonation, but likely significantly better within that time span.
I really like when you fail (the ceramic). Those things took thousands of years and several generations of individuals to invent and perfect. It should not be easy. That makes this channel special!
It would, but he has the nerve to claim that the characters in Dr. Stone didn't have the same problem, not to mention this guy clearly is skipping ahead and is trying to make thing happen with poor craftsmanship, and then he claims it doesn't work.
@@animalsandanime relevant username
To be fair (I've never seen the anime) the clip you showed had them using green Bamboo - cut with the joints still intact. This would be air tight, water tight, and so tough that you can use them as cooking pots. Just putting that out there.
Well done in making a TH-cam channel with original ideas, props to you honestly
You say it's original but this is from an anime lmao.
Well he's stealing the idea from our ancestors 🤣
Sarcasm so thick you can cut it
bruh. S A R C A S M
I mean it's fine and all but calling it original is not exactly accurate
when I tried the Dr Stone recipe I got it close, or at least recognizeable as a Cola drink. I suspect while Senku said all you need is honey, cilantro, and lime, that this is the minimum requirements and that he actually added additional flavoring or spices assuming they could find it in rebooted Japan. When I tried it, I really had to mess with the ratios to get it to work too, it was very easy for the honey or lime to overpower the drink
Dude didn’t know he’d do something from dr stone
Next is the light bulb!
Kinda expected to see something from that.
I mean it's essentially the anime version of this channel lmao
about the home made version; if you haven't had a coke for over 3 milenia; bet cha it tastes wonderful.
We’re can I watch this dubbed cause Crunchyroll costs money and I’m broke
@@tarkovhybrid6182 I watched it on Funimation
Did they really just add a bunch of ingredients together without taste testing it? The science of cooking at it's best. Love it!
When I was watching the show I thought it was implied that everything they did required trial and error witch I thought meant they had done it multiple time until they got something to work and it was cut for the sake of boredom in the show.
I think the giant pully system Senku built to pull a tree off someone kinda demonstrates that that wasnt happening. The rope alone would've taken days if not weeks to make, even if he got it right the first try and was well-practiced at rope-making by hand.
@@Magmafrost13 well in the show they do time slips of large proportion basically every few minuets I’m talking they skip months just because so yeah they could have taken a few tries not only that but senku has an iq of like 300 or something crazy like that you gotta remember this is still an anime and it’s not mad realistic
There are definitely a few things where that happened, but there's a few where they didn't even bother to imply it.
@@evangrace1316 considering the number of ropes we see the characters wearing, only the first rope Senku had is up for questioning.
I think this is more just about the limits of imagination. Like Dr. Stone generally got the theory of how to do these things right but without actually doing it there's many things you wont realize wont actually work. Like there's an element of craftsmanship to all of these things that you can't just replicate with pure book knowledge, it's similar to how The Martian generally has excellent science but I'm sure if you actually tried to do that in real life you'd quickly run into some sort of problem and die. You could probably get all of these things right in a fictional work however it would require like a Ph.Ds worth of research.
i really love this new angle! everyone usually stops at the bronze age, i've never actually seen anyone explore further. you guys are amazing
You should be able to get carbonation by using a bamboo container with a bung hole cut into it. Bamboo is going to be heaps stronger than that janky pot you made and is suitable for food grade containers. Just take a segment of bamboo, make a smallish hole in one end and use that to fill with your liquid. Add a little sugar to keep the fermentation going (assuming you have a ferment already), and then bung it up for a couple of days. You can either rely on pressure to pop the cork out, or just open it after a typical fermentation period e.g. 2-3 days at room temp.
It works great for home made ginger beer. The only issue you have is making a container strong enough to hold 15-30 PSI of pressure.
Andy I hope you know how much we all appreciate the work, time, and effort you put into these videos. Thank you for answering questions that we didn't know we had. And thank you to Lauren as well!
:-) happy to be here
Was expecting a "We went to South America to collect our own coca leafs to extract the main ingredient..." Big disappoint.
Modern coke doesn't have it and it was never a major part of flavor, so eh.
Lol thats the place it all begun (dr stone)
@@JMSginoclave It actually does have "spent" coca leaf extract, what they dropped was kola nut extract. The cocaine that's removed is the source for the US' medicinal cocaine
well there is a global pandemic at the moment, so I think we can cut them some slack this episode
bruh theres a pandemic going on i dont even know if the airports there are even open
Dr. Stone/HTME: What if we had to start civilisation from scratch?
Corona: Ask and ye shall receive!
How exacly... could Corona... slap our ass back to stone age...?
@@omegabet3912 who knows... corona starts to... turn us to stone?
Never in a million years would I have imagined that Coke has cilantro in it out of all things. That's wild.
I HATE cilantro, it tastes like soap to me, i have that weird gene or w/e. I like coke though, very odd.
I think it has coriandor oil in it, which is not the same as cilantro. The oil would come from the seed of the cilantro plant rather than the leaves.
@@IvanHawkes Ah so that's why it doesn't take like soap to me.
@@hedgehog3180 I like the taste of soap in my burritos *and* my colas.
Could cilantro be an alternative herb for tobacco?
The Anime DUBs are always so weird when you're too used to the SUB
Gen’s voice especially
Here's the crazy thing. Dr. Stone's dub is closer to the original manga.
@@realar yeah that is weird
I don’t hate the dub or anything I just started with the sub and kept going
I just prefer the Japanese VA
@@Donterlinde You don't like Alphonse as Senku?
I hate dubs
when the anime show this for the first time, i had some fresh cilantro and lemons, if you squish the two of them togheter you kinda feel a coke scent, it's crazy since it's just a bunch of leaves
What are cilantro tho? The anime showed them to be just growing so are they something like corriander or mint?
@@tejasdixit4417 yeah something like this, it's an herb used for cooking, pretty common here where i live, in Brazil, but here it's called "coentro"
@@tejasdixit4417 Not just something like, but exactly that. Cilantro is another name for coriander.
yeah they used a lot of caramel, instead of just adding a small amount for a sweetener like Dr. Stone
Coriander and lime is basically is a common chutney where I’m from and one for favourite things to eat. I’m also a massive coke addict yet somehow I’ve never noticed this similarity. Gonna test this soon. Also love mock tails with cinnamon in them . Guess I know why now
Wood molds work for casting iron depending on how good you need the mold to be, in dr.stone they just needed a rod so it would work fine.
...up until you have a fire that destroys the entire project. Or if it survives, a mold that changes shape every time you use it.
Wood is terrible for a mold. Carving a stone in that situation is not only infinitely better, but arguably easier to do than cutting wood to the right shape.
@@jerryborjon wood molds are usually single use because of course it catches fire. You can use them specifically when you don’t have to reuse the mold.
@@jerryborjon also I don’t think you worked with stone before if you think it is easier to work then wood.
@@guypie5479 - Let’s compare the two. For the wood mold you need:
1- A plank of the right shape. It NEEDS to be good wood. Not all wood can survive this for long enough. It probably needs to be dense wood, so good luck cutting it to shape with primitive tools.
2- Carve out the insides to the desired shape. Doing so in a way that doesn’t affect the integrity of the wood is hard _today._ Remember to take into account the shape and direction of the wood fibers with every cut. One wrong cut could break the entire thing in half very easily.
3- Prep it. Wood warps and expands greatly under heat, so you’re gonna need to account for that. It also needs to be dry so that the escaping gasses don’t affect the cast too much. You’re probably gonna need to put it in the oven to dry it. Good luck, since going too hot will burn it prematurely and too long will dry it too much and affect the integrity of the mold. You’re also probably gonna need to recarve the shape afterwards due to the warping from the heat.
And after all of that, you get a one-time use mold that might not even survive once even after all of this work. Now let’s compare it to the rock mold:
1- Go to a river bank and find a concave rock.
2- Using a sharp rock, chip out the rest of the shape.
3- Put some packed dirt/gravel in it to smooth it out.
And after that, you got a mold you can reuse. You could probably even smooth it out with another rock just by grinding it against the mold. The carving of the right shape would probably take longer, but the sheer amount of time the other steps save would definitely make up for that.
It’s probably still infinitely better/faster/easier to just use clay, but I was just using a rock mold as an example to prove just how bad a wood mold is.
@@jerryborjon I am sorry you hate wood so much but you also don’t seem to know how wood works. I am not saying wood is the best mold in fact it is one of the worst working molds for both reusability and detail, but they are in fact easier and faster to make then most other molds. That is why they were used I guess it is more accurate to say that wood works great as an easy casting box when you just need a rough but usable simple shape. Also as a final remark wood in fact does not thermally expand greatly when heat for two reasons 1. Wood is a great thermal insulator that is why people make houses out of it and they don’t even need expansion joints 2. Wood basically does not expand at all when burning because the small expansion it does experience is counteracted my the loss in material and moisture. I don’t know if you have ever seen wood burn before but it does not really change much. In fact pure clay thermally expands more then wood and that is why you need more insulating filler in your pottery for it to work. Again my argument was never that wood was good it was that it was functional and fast knapping stone is not as easy as you might think and smoothing stone with sand can take hours. As for clay you have to find it processes it shape it and finally fire it before you can use it or you could get a hunk of wood take a couple of minutes to Hack in shape into it and just pour the metal in.
I didn't know I needed this until now
Mi to
Good for you
I've always needed this
To replicate the airtight cylinder to make carbonated water, maybe a hollowed out log with a recessed cap that slides into place might've been a better bet
Getting the water cold is super helpful for carbonating. The solubility of CO2 in water goes way up at lower temperatures.
An engineer on youtube (whose name is leaving me) said that the spinning is to increase the pressure by constantly shaking the carbonic acid filled water. I also don't think it was meant to taste like coke but rather a generic "cola," similar to fox millet ramen. More of a "brings some comfort" thing than a "hey here's how you make coke at home" thing. I think that would have been something completely different. Nice video, maybe bamboo can be used in some future projects if you can get your hands on some.
"if you havent heard of raid shadow legends yet" at this point every caveman in history has a smartphone just for this game or something
Truth is the end goal of this series is just to bootstrap their way to computers so they can play raid. Which is clearly the peak of all human ingenuity.
Senku: Space is nice, but Raid Shadow Legends is 10 billion percent better.
Make a record player!!!!!!
I don’t think they really explained how to make it in DrStone, but that’s still one of my favorite things in the show.
Coincidentally, Dr. Stone’s anime was released around the time you did the “Great Reset”.
@Future Pants hold up. Season 2 just released? Holy-
@Future Pants woah woah woah wait! SEASON 2 RELEASED!
Be right back
And coincidentally this guy gets popular even though he doesn't have a craftsman bone in his body, I'm smelling something fishy.
@@animalsandanime Yeah, there's no Old Man Kaseki in his crew.
I literally started watching Dr stone yesterday and instantly thought of your channel, I love this coincidence so so much!
I thought "Dr. Stone" was going to be the name of your cola brand. Y' know, like Dr. Pepper but stone age
Same, my day is ruined and my disappointment is immeasurable
Yea, I hate anime too.
Same!
@@jeanetteswalberg6166 u gay as hell jeanette
same
4:50 “sadly, the cocaine got cut in 1903" lmao
So glad you checked out Dr Stone!
I e-mailed ... a particular streaming service and told them they should have sponsored you. They totally missed out.
you mention the engineering challenges a few times your not wrong but I think you have underestimated how much of an advantage bamboo would have been both in this device and in early carpentry in general.
NOW WE TALKING!!! next should be the electric generator or the recent episode. Freeze driying food.
Spinning, sealed container: This requires a greased bearing surface. To do this with bamboo, you would carve grooves for an anchoring site and use greased (w/ animal fat) twine and build it up with reverse half hitches. The outer chamber was probably made with wood discs at the ends and bamboo splits attached around it and sealed with resin or rice flour glue. It's possible with timber bamboo to get that size difference by just selecting your cuts, but the sealed bearing joint becomes more difficult
I've been waiting for this for soooo long!
Same!
And it wasn’t even sponsored
Keep the water cold and avoid agitation while bubbling CO2 through it to maximize the amount that gets absorbed. Gas solubility typically increases in water as temperature drops - down to 34 F (1 C).
I just started to watch this series, great anime! I can't believe they declined the sponsorship.
Yes that was sad to hear.
Well Crunchyroll is currently being bought out by Sony so I'm not sure who to blame for it
What sponsor?
I haven’t been up to date with anything
No one wants to sponsor this guy. This guy claimed that the characters in Dr. Stone didn't require trial and error. It took them mouths to complete most things and others took over a year. Than this guy has the nerve to try it once, with the wrong materials and shabby craftsmanship, and he has the nerve claim that this was just fiction and doesn't work.... sorry I got a little over heated... I just love Dr. Stone, and I'm sad to see people giving up on it because crunchyroll didn't want sponsor something that had nothing to do with them.
@@animalsandanime Nobody is giving up on it who said that? Yes Andy only tried it once, because he has other projects to do. He said they didn't require trial and error because it's an anime, no real work was being done by actual persons. Where as Andy had to physically do it.
I mean in dr.stone the main character isnt alone, he has like an entire village of people helping him make stuff, also he literally says in the anime multuple times lol "you just have to keep trying again and again and again until you get it right" when building stuff from scratch
" *Sadly* the cocaine was cut from the recipe" ok Andy
7:08 I finally understand what that jar was. For the longest time I couldn't figure out how he was getting the CO2. Now his setup makes sense.
0:36 i collapsed into tears. My heart sank. I shed a single quiet tear.
xddd
LEGENDS RAID SHADOW
andy:“Created in 1886 as a replacement for alcohol. In its place contains harmless substance such as caffeine-“
me:Ok, caffeine is ok.
Andy:”-and cocaine.”
me:👁👄👁
Still save there the cough syrup with heroin back then...
It should be remembered that even in the show they have a master craftsmen that has spent his whole life working with his hands and building things and they still need to do multiple attempts at things.
i cant believe i got to live long enough to watch this
1000 years! Wow we liced for so long
Finally, Prince Bejita coming out on top as number one on something.
FINALLY he is honestly dr stone
3:13 That hit me in the feels, rip Grant
Just finished watching the Anime and now you make this?! Best. TH-cam. Ever.
*thing to remember about making home made coke: its all about the ratios. Dr stone one might work but unless you play with the amounts youd never know. And tbf, would they have access to enough limes, honey and, cilantro to create a functional recipe
"... with bad social skills"
me: "he's not THAT bad, people around him like him"
*shows a clip from the DUB*
me: "oh."
PFT LMAO
Those dub clips hurt me inside
this channel is cool popped on my recommended i love watching people make things from scratch
I once accidentally carbonated a biosphere. i still have no idea how.
I believe the hose used for carbonated water in dr. Stone who was more probably animal intestine rather than leather
I never imagined I would see this, the greatest crossover ever.
AYYYYYYYY MY GUY ACTUALLY DID DR.STONE COLA AYYYYYYYY
Andy: In the end times, when you're craving a Coke...
Everyone: We're almost there! So I need to print the recipe before the internet goes down?
Of course there were engineering challenges. If you paid attention to the show, you'd be notified quick that the main character had a lifelong elderly craftsman working with him to make these tools!
I love the disdain in his voice when describing wacky anime contraptions.
Haha ~ just started watching Dr. Stone 3 days ago and so did the video get posted. How funny
That's called synchronicity
That cola syrup sounds like it would taste amazing on wings!
You should be arrested for saying that
This channel is great anime, culture, entertaining education, and cool time laps music!
SENKU IS THAT YOU ???
Correction: "Senku", "Senko" is a helpful fox.
@@bishop8958 hahahaha even me got confused on my comment thanks bro I'll correct it
I reeeeeeally love that you took the time to do this
This channel always reminded me of Dr stone and now they have acknowledged that!
No kidding there's a lot of comments about Dr. Stone, your channel literally appeared on my recommended as soon as I finished watching season 1
I'm not even kidding when I was watching Dr Stone that reminded me of you lol
The thing about the main character of dr. Stone is that he is a Super Genius he was able to make a device that could freeze the ground in the middle of summer when he was in elementary school and have the ground remain Frozen for a couple of minutes at least. Throw in the fact that he's addicted to Cola he what do you want to go the extra mile to remove the yeast flavor. This is just what I gathered from what I've seen of the series.
Cool video!
the new season of dr stone is just awesome so far
Now make paint and do cave “studio” drawings
I saw this as a suggested video and watched the first season of Dr Stone before I came back to watch this... thanks! And great video!
You can get a gram of decently clean “ingredient” for ~$85 here in California, and you can get Kola nuts on Etsy 😂 should be enough for ur homemade Coca Cola
Ha!
I mean, yes but video taping yourself possessing and inbibing a substance that is illegal to possess and inbibe probably isn't smart.
Also, while it might be "decently clean", if you don't know exactly what it's cut with, best to steer clear.
@@archlorddestin you must be fun at the parties...
@@MrRyu1er : He's alive for the after-party.
@@helmsscotta that’s no way to live 😤
New season? Say no more. I love you. Yes, I live under a rock.
Can't wait for Stone Wars to get fully released so I can binge watch. Perfect than do an Dr Stone Cola :D
Same
This vid got me hooked on dr stone
And now the real test 😂 try making a cocktail with your homemade coke and booze!
I think it would be cool to see a follow up series on taste testing other brand name sodas that you’ve made
One of my favorite anime of all time! Yeeeeessssss he finally did a video on it!
Man finally I waited for this so long
-“how many times can you say cocaine in one video?”
-HTME “Y E S”
$500 for "Yes, this is coke 🤷🏻♂️" lol
When stone age comes back only this dude will survive
0:06 i really thought for a second that that was minecraft with shaders
"I dont hate it. I just don't like it" perfect description for my moms cooking skills
So I never heard the dub I'm so glad I watched the subbed
Why?
Dub actually seems good
@@LavroseRovender senku sounds to high pitched seems like he would get annoying real fast same reason I can't watch naruto his voice ruined my whole viewing experience.
@@chrisbellef oof
Yah man this is my first time hearing the dub and it's awful
Yea I don't want to hear it again
Just wanted to mention that the exact ratios and methods were not stated in the anime. It sounds straightforward but any variation in ratios changes the flavor and color immensely. As is the case with modern colas. Fine-tuning the recipe is the key and can lead to surprising results, as is generally with science.
I WAS WAITING FOR HIM TO FINALLY ADDRESS THE SERIES POGGG
that's why zenku used a giant bamboo for the tube
would love to see more DR STONE recreations from this channel.