How Old Is Senku

It's Senku Ishigami himself, our endearing Japanese scientist. That is because Ishigami falls into a category of living paradoxes when it comes to age he is really sort of. When petrification strikes, here is a student who is more willing to build machines in his backyard runoff than any other. With a passion for science is just 15 years old. He remains petrified 3700 years later.

But then, spontaneously and intact, retaining his body of a 15-year-old boy while still at the peak of reason memory as sharp as ever, but for all that he is also maintained by an enormous metropolitical city 2 miles long from north to south with yeomen everywhere: only that memories never dimming fmussing f candlelight in the dark or snce i cast off these ricks tied around my head partaking in sumptuous feasts such as are served four times daily (nighttime too)-before an inestimable number of lords who just happen to be my followers I am the sole master chef presarding over it.

So, biologically speaking, he's around 16 or 17 years of age. Then again every minute he lived with stone hands must be counted as well-and there were 3700 minutes different such minutes as those! A total prodigy in science, 3715 years ago is the time it takes him to lift his head up at last!

Yet here he should butt heads with science; but does not. Regardless of responsibilities or age nature puts on him, Senku dedicates himself to restarting civilization through handicrafts and science.

In the popular anime and manga series 'Dr. Stone', the protagonist Senku Ishigami starts off at the young age of 15. However, considering he's been petrified for a whopping 3700 years, technically speaking, Senku is 3715 years old!

Viewed through the prism of history, 'Dr. Stone's protagonist Senku Ishigami seems quite a phenomenon. He started the series at the age of 15, right on the back of petrification event which drew people into Buddhist stone for centuries. In such a circumstance that prevails until 3700 long years before freedom comes!

In terms of age, he will still be 15 when the story begins and perhaps about a year or two older when it ends. Thus, counting his lifetime in stone yields an astonishing total: 3715 years. Isn't the idea interesting?"