Dr.STONE Science Kingdom Museum Exhibition Opens December 10
The exhibition treats the finale's museum as a space to walk through, and Iwasa's key visual puts the Senku of the first season and the Senku who reached the end of the journey in one frame, so the show's ending is the exhibit rather than the backdrop.
Reporting from 1 source: Nijimen.
The TV anime Dr.STONE exhibition, Science Kingdom Museum, runs from December 10 to January 4, 2027, at Sunshine City Exhibition Hall A in Ikebukuro. It commemorates the completion of Dr.STONE SCIENCE FUTURE and takes its premise from the Science Kingdom museum shown at the end of episode 37. Character designer Yuko Iwasa drew the key visual, revealed on October 17 as tickets went on sale through e+, with general admission at 2,000 yen in advance.
Inside, the exhibition puts setting materials and original drawings of key scenes beside hands-on corners built on science and craft, among them a balloon experience. The key visual is specific about which Senku it shows: the white coat from the final episode, a red robe marked "E=mc2", and a composition that homages the season 1 main visual, so the Senku at the story's start and the Senku at the end of the journey share one frame.
Illustrations themed on the Science Kingdom flag follow, with Senku's out now and the rest due October 22. Visitors from January 2 through January 4 get a birthday sticker using the key visual, one per admission ticket, ahead of Senku's birthday on the closing day. Middle school and under pay 1,500 yen in advance and 1,800 on the day, and a goods ticket at 4,500 or 4,800 yen for high school students and up adds a memorial foil acrylic panel.
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