NO.367ANIMEOOTDKirisame
NO.367ANIMEANIME OOTD / CHARACTER ARCHIVE
Kirisame
Dr. STONE ↗ / 2019
Treasure Island warrior / keeper of the petrification device
AI-assisted illustrations · Not official anime stills








Kirisame enters Dr. STONE as a female warrior guarding Treasure Island’s powerful petrification device. Her manga introduction belongs to the 2019 material collected in original Japanese volume 12, released on September 4 that year. The series itself began in 2017, so its starting year is separate from her arrival.
Duty and sincerity offer a useful way into Kirisame’s character. At the cast announcement, Kaede Hondo described her as loyal, serious and pure-hearted. A viewer can use that reading to follow the resolve behind her actions and how events test it; that perspective adds no new canon to the story.
Treasure Island spoilers: Taiju’s group brings out the chief’s statue and exposes Ibara’s wrongdoing. Once Kirisame learns the truth, Ibara petrifies her, turning the device’s keeper into its victim. After his defeat, she joins Senku’s companions and travels toward America, taking a different place in the adventure.
Kirisame and Moz are the chief’s two leading fighters. Amaryllis witnessed their use of the petrification weapon five years earlier. Her account gives Senku’s team information about a device they can try to seize, linking Kirisame’s duty to the Kingdom of Science’s infiltration plan.
The television anime began in 2019; Kirisame arrives in Dr. STONE NEW WORLD episode 8, broadcast on May 25, 2023, with Kaede Hondo providing her voice. Her design includes a thick lock crossing her face, pale bands at the hair tips, green eyes and a turquoise neckpiece. This page’s AI illustrations are unofficial fan art.
One reader interpretation is that Kirisame’s story connects loyalty with the need to recognize new evidence. That is an interpretation, not a stated authorial conclusion. The broader series retains substantial reach: ABEMA reported manga circulation above 20 million copies in June 2026. This measures the series’ scale, not Kirisame’s individual popularity.