

Tsukasa said that if he and Senku would have met 3700 years ago they would be
friends. How does this make sense? Tsukasa faces Senku because he wants to
turn the stone world into a modern world through science. But if he would have
lived 3700 years ago he would be friend with Senku and according to his
imagination scenes, he would help Senku with his science. Which is the reason
he opposes Senku now.

Why did Tsukasa say that if he and Senku would have met 3700 years ago they
would be friends?


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Why did Tsukasa say that if he and Senku would have met 3700 years ago they would be friends?


3700 years ago they were normal people without any possibility of changing the
grand scheme of things. But now in this stone world, they both have the
opportunity and will to shape how society will develop and they ended up with
conflicting views. Senku wants to restore things to how they were and Tsukasa
want to create a world without materialistic values. Senku wants to revive
everyone while Tsukasa only wants those he considers good people.

So what Tsukasa is saying is that he likes Senku as a person, but that because
he now as ambitions to live for he will have to get rid of anyone standing in
the way (i.e. Senku) even though it pains him.


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