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What happened to the Steins;Gate 0 anime?
I was waiting for another episode since the Okabe in Steins;Gate 0 wasn't shown to reunite with Kurisu.
Did Steins;Gate 0 really end? Are there any OVAs of this?

i haven't seen the anime but it was originally a Visual Novel so no idea which route or ending it's chosen to adapt

Yes an OVA of steins gate 0 is supposed to be aired on November 28th. since steins gate 0 is supposed to be an alternate time line I think okabe won't meet kurisu( mear speculation). so I suggest you to watch steins gate episode 23 if possible.

Did Steins;Gate 0 really end?

Yes. The episode list ends with episode 23, which was broadcasted earliest on Sep 27, 2018.

The Okabe in Steins;Gate 0 wasn't shown to reunite with Kurisu.

Japanese Wikipedia stated that since the game's premise is replaying multiple times with multiple endings, there are some scenes from the game which are cut, and some anime original scenes added. However, this might not be the reason why that scene was cut (i.e. speculation at best).

Are there any OVAs of this?

Volume 6 of the Blu-ray set (which according to Amazon will be released on Dec 21, 2018, but possibly earlier somewhere else) contains 1 bonus unaired episode.

【収録内容】
  第21話~第23話+未放送1話

However, it's too early to know what is the content (there's no detail on that).

Note: I haven't watched/played this spinoff. Also, wake me up when there's new info on the bonus episode... or feel free to write an answer with better information :)

The true end of game ends the same way the Anime does, but without the Okabe saving Suzu+Mayuri scene. There's also plenty of room for another season or more content as there's still a lot of unanswered questions. For starters, there's still 11 years before the young Suzu goes back in time (presumably, she's the last piece of the puzzle as you still need the Suzu who's aware of Operation Skuld).

Steins; Gate 0 ended just like how Calvin and Hobbes did, at it's prime.
If they probably made another episode, reuniting the two, many fans might or might not like it, which makes it simpler to have a semi-cliffhanger.
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How much of the Citrus manga got adapted in the anime?
The Citrus anime came out at the start of 2018. However, the manga finished in August 2018.
Since the anime would have been in production for a while, we can't just assume that whatever chapter was released in December 2017 is what got into the anime.
So how much of the manga got adapted in the anime?

Thankfully, the anime episode titles that you can look up e.g. on AniDB correspond rather well to the manga chapter titles. They also don’t give many hints on the content so I don’t feel bad quoting them here. The following list is the manga titles and the corresponding episode (capitalisation adjusted):

Volume 1

Love affair!? (episode 1)
One's first love (episode 2)
Love my sister ××× (not an episode title)
Sisterly love? (episode 3)

Volume 2

Love me do! (episode 4)
Under lover (episode 5)
No love (not an episode title)
Out of love (episode 6)

Volume 3

Love or lie! (episode 7)
Love of war (episode 8 as War of love)
Love is blind (not an episode title)
Love is (episode 9)

Volume 4

Winter of love (episode 10)
The course of love (not an episode title)
Love you only (episode 11)
My love goes on and on (episode 12)

Having watched the anime and read up to volume 7, I can confirm that this correlation is sufficiently accurate; specifically the end of the anime coincides with the end of volume 4.
The manga chapter title source page lists 9 published volumes; at least a tenth is to be expected. So the anime adapted no more than 40 % of the manga.

Episode 12 of the anime ended in with chapter 16 of the manga. However they changed the ending to make a bit anime original so you might want to check out chapter 16.
If you don't include extra chapters manga ends at chapter 41.
10 volumes in total. Anime covered 4 volumes.

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Where does MyAnimeList get their data from?
I'm curious as to where/how exactly MyAnimeList gets their data. I understand there are a lot of similar services that let you "Manage watching anime", and I found them to mostly scraping the data they use from MAL (Or previously the MAL API).
AniDB and AniList were some of the larger players I found.
AniDB provides a reference to where the data (I assume) comes from:

So for a random anime I inspected, I was able to see that AniDB has used Wikipedia, MAL, as well as a few Japanese sites.
As for AniList and MAL, I could not find anything relevant.
So, where was/is the root of all the data? Did these services originally scrape from somewhere?

AniDB data comes from manual edits of its users, just like MAL as explained below. What you show on screenshot is simply links ot another databases, that too were added manually among other data. Just like on MAL, there are no automated imports or displaying data from external sources.

MyAnimeList sources and curates their data manually with the help of their staffs and users.
Their Frequently Asked Questions stated,

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You may also check the recent posts in the removals/merges/denials threads for the entry you are concerned about, to ensure it hasn't been submitted and denied before.
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From a quick search/browse on their forum, they don't seem to use any automation, and their database mods have to manually check and confirm the data before adding the submitted works to the database (which explains the delay).

Thanks. I suppose this is a sustainable way to keep their db up-to-date and in sync with the latest releases.
EDIT: I assume at some point very early on, they used some automation to get the most popular anime at the time, and could rely on community entries thereafter.

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Can Boruto really use water style?
So far in the anime, Boruto doesn't seem to have actually used water style on his own. The only times he's done it has been with the ninja tool from that scientist dude.
Even though the Wikia stated that Boruto's nature types include Water Release, but when I think about it, he got wind from Naruto and probably inherited lightning from Minato (maybe a dormant trait), so the water style doesn't add up.
To rephrase the question in a less arguable way, does Boruto actually have water nature type?

As far as I have seen in the anime and manga, he has wind and lightning style which i think he got from his father and mother respectively. He has no water style justu. He did use one in the chunin exam but that was from the scientific ninja tools.

Yes, he can. In the manga, Chapter 16,"Vessel", Boruto is having a match against Naruto and uses Water Release: Billowing Wave and mixes it with Lightning Style. The wiki probably just updates stuff according to the manga as well. Although he might just not use Water Style as much as Wind or Lightning.

To use a jutsu of some nature you don't necessarily need to possess that chakra nature. to do some advanced jutsus you may need that chakra nature. For example, during the Fourth Great Shinobi War, everyone used Earth style to make mud walls just by making the right hand-signs. But Boruto's natural affinity is towards Wind style since he got it from Naruto.


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Where and how was Diavolo hiding where he was after the body swaps of Silver Chariot Requiem?
In JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind, I don't understand the rules of the body/soul swap and where Diavolo was hiding during the soul swapping shenanigans of Silver Chariot Requiem.

Was Diavolo apparently hiding inside King Crimson who was attached as a summonable stand of Trish (along with Spice Girl)? If so this raises many other questions for me of such as

Why is it that King Crimson attached to Trish? Could King Crimson have happened have been attached to Trish, but could've been attached to anyone else as well? I would have assumed the stand to have been attached to the mind/soul as has been the case for the other swaps.

Why is Diavolo's "soul" inside King Crimson, a stand rather than a regular physical body like the other swaps (albeit Polnaroff is in a turtle transport MacGuffin that has stand...?)

Why didn't other souls get put into stands e.g. Giorno is inside Foo Fighters the airplane stand? My memory is foggy but I feel the question could be asked about how chaotic you want to make your swaps do every bullet in Sex Pistols count of a potential body then?

Or is it the case that split personality thing made it so Trish and Diavolo's mind/soul was in the Mista physical body she was inhabiting, and that King Crimson just has an innate perk of letting Diavolo inhabit it?

Diavolo's Soul, which is attached to King Crimson, was "set free" by Silver Chariot Requiem.
Much like he shared a body with Doppio (without having full control), the same thing happened with Mista's body, now being inhabitted by the soul of Trish. Assuming Diavolo had no choice who he swapped with, this fact stands as mere coincidence.
Doppio had no idea he was being inhabited by the boss, therefore it stands to reason the same thing is true with Trish and her soul in Mista's body.
Using Mista's body & King Crimson, Diavolo managed to kill Narancia in Giorno's body undetected.
If you watch the scene, Mista seems to be the closest to where Giorno's body (inhabited by Narancia) was strung up.


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Is Ash technically the Pokemon Champion of Alola like Steven?
In Pokémon Sun Moon anime, now that Pokémon League Champion is Ash and there are no Elite Four, does this make Ash the Pokemon Champion of Alola?

According to a dutch newsoutlet he is now a pokemon master.

Yes, Ash is now considered a Pokemon champion of Alola like Steven.
However, Ash already was a 'champion' before becoming the champion of Alola, the champion of Orange Islands.
However his victory on Orange Islands is often disregarded due to the unconventional 5 gym battles without Elite Four, a Champion, or a Conference.
As mentioned on the Pokemon fan Wiki the following is required to become a champion

A Pokémon Champion is a trainer who has beaten a region's Gym Leaders (in Alola's case, all 7 trials and totem Pokemon), Elite Four, and the previous Champion.

 Yes, He is one of the regional champions now because this was the first league of Alola region. He is now the one step closer to
 become a Pokemon master. He will get the official invitation for the
 next champion's league tournament where he will battle against the
 regional champions. If he wins then he will be considered as a Pokemon
 master by the world.

I am not asking asking whether he is pokemon master I am asking he is regional champion like Steven stone in honen.


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Has the Twelve Demon Moons power levels been given by the author?
I was watching a YouTube video and the Youtuber said the ranking of the 9 Pillars has been given by the author. Apparently it would be,

 9. Insect Pillar
 8. Serpent Pillar
 7. Mist Pillar
 6. Love Pillar
 5. Water Pillar
 4. Wind Pillar
 3. Flame Pillar
 2. Sound Pillar
 1. Stone Pillar

How about the Twelve Demon Moons? Has the Twelve Demon Moons power levels been given by the author?

The Twelve demon moons have their ranking marked in their eye, if that is the rating you are looking for. I found the original power levels for the pillars the youtuber probably used, but I can't say my Japanese is good enough to read and thus determine what rating is used here exactly.

@Dimitrimx reverse-searching that image seems to hint about the official physical strength ranking based on arm-wrestling contest...

Their rankings are denoted by their numbers. Upper Moon 1 through 6 are the strongest 6 after Muzan arranged in the order of their numbers, then lower 6 stand in a similar fashion.
Here's some info from the manga:

 Upper moon 1 was annoyed that Upper moon 3 Akaza did not abide to the hierarchy of Upper moons. He suggested that if this bothers him so much, he can apply for a Blood battle against Upper Moon 2 to swap places implying the hierarchy is based on battle strength

This is what we can assume given the latest chapters:

There are some demons with the potential to be one of the moons. As we see that Upper moon 6 (Daki and Gyutaro) and Upper moon 4 (Hantengu) were replaced in a matter of days following their deaths.


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What does Alucard's hand symbol mean?
I was wondering what could Alucard's hand symbol mean.

I spent the whole day searching for it, but nothing. I need full information about this.

This fictional pentagram is the seal of the Hellsing family, an anime cartoon (manga) series. The pentagram on the back of Alucard's (a hellsing character) glove is inscribed: "Hellsing - Hell's Gate arrested - Gott Mit Uns (God With Us) - And shine heaven now." The runes are written in the Trithemian alphabet, and the other symbols are a combination of Japanese, Kanji (or, Chinese), and alchemist symbols.

Source: Wikipedia
Two of the five symbols in the center are alchemist symbols. I`m able to recognize symbols for Uranus and Neptune (Neptunus). The other symbols come from the Japanese (katakana, hiragana, or kanji), or the Chinese alphabet, but the meaning of those symbols exceeds my knowledge, and maybe they are modified to some extent.

 I can`t say with 100% accuracy, but since Uranus and Neptune represent the symbols for Sky/Air (Uranus, God of Sky) and Water (Neptune, God of Water) the other represent other elements (fire, earth, metal), bottom one highly resembles Japanese kanji symbol for fire.

Translated runes from Thebean script (alphabet), after some corrections should go like this:

You got 2 pentagrams in the center, symbolising most probably his duality, since he is evil but hunts evil beings.
Near the triangles, you see 5 symbols, which represent in one way or another the pentagram. The "PSI" sign can be linked to the spirit, psychē (meaning “breath, the principle of life, life, soul,”. As a deduction, the rest are also symbols of the elements.
In the inner circle, you see Hellsing, the name of the organisation, and since he is part of it, it has blesses and values "Gott mitt uns" (God with us), and "Shine heaven now" (their "value").
Outer circles are some runes I have no idea about, and below, it is 812, which I think it's the Gematria code, in which 812 can be calculated from: (commit to the antichrist, I am archangel Azrael, satanist pastor, narcissistic beasts, etc.)
Above the number, it can be the layers of the organisation. In old times, they had to stack signs to explain a person's worth (we still have them in police or military).
Everything is just a personal opinion and might be false. Take it with a grain of salt :)

So, most of what everyone here is saying is more or less accurate.
One layer of complexity I’ve found regarding this symbol is how closely it resembles the seals of Goetia from the lesser key of Solomon; dark age alchemical efforts to conjure and bind demons to serve.
This ties pretty closely with Alucard's backstory and in the OVA. There’s a flashback in the OVA where the seal of Solomon is literally seen sitting on Papa Hellsing’s desk also, which lends a lot of credence to the theory that Alucard was bound to the service of the family through the use of Goetia.
All told, it’s a pretty funky little bit of history to bring up at parties.

If you add up the numbers on the glove, it is 832, which is an angel number, love, twin flame, and many other meanings.

I agree with Ben If you ad up The lines with the number 812 you get the number 32 which has many different meanings

Well 832 Which has many meanings. including the angel number

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Why can't Might Guy get his legs back?
After the Fourth Great Ninja War, both Naruto and Sasuke lost an arm and Might Guy lost his legs (after awakening 8 gates). Tsunade and the team then built arms for Sasuke/Naruto using Hashirama cells.
Why didn't they chop Guy's legs and put Hashirama legs as well? Is it because Hashirama cells are not compatible?

The same reason why the hashirama cells won't becomes trees when Naruto uses kurama chakra (plot holes)

I don't think that his problem is in the legs, but rather in his spine... Replacing them  wouldn't work. And I think creating a spinal cord replacement might be a little trickier.

@Ch.SivaRamKishore Zetsu became trees when they died due to Naruto's abundant yang energy from Kurama's Yang half. Naruto not only resolved that issue after the war, but he also is still alive and able to control the chakra preventing it from turning into a tree. That would also be why Danzo didn't turn into a tree, and then he did, because he was so weak he couldn't control his chakra and so lost control of the arm.

Hashirama, reason for all plotholes ;-)

As I understand it was just just the one leg that got messed up and he didn't lose either entirely.

So why does Tsunade still not create a leg for Might Guy?
If we want to create a leg for Might Guy, this means that his body needs to strong enough to handle the Hashirama Cells. Implementing the Hashirama Cells has his own risk. Currently Might Guy's body is not compatible with the Hashirama Cells because his body is not strong as before. If we force Might Guy to implement the Hashirama Cells, the consequences will be the same as Danzo.
Just like @TheTrue7thHokage said, Might Guy's body was totally destroyed and even almost died after the fight with Madara, unlike Sasuke and Naruto. (Only their hands were gone, not their entire bodies.)
Remember Danzo? His body also implemented the Hashirama Cells, but in the fight between Danzo and Sasuke, he needed to cut off his own arm in order to not let the cells devour him. At this state, Danzo is already very weakened.

As you can see with the red rectangle mark I have placed, this is the explanation for why Might Guy does not have his legs back. They are scared this case will happen with Might Guy.
Ok now let's talk about Naruto. Why can he can handle the Hashirama Cells?
At this state, Naruto is a very strong person: he has his Kurama's power, he has the Six Path Power, and he also knows how to use Sage mode. Obviously he is stronger than anyone in that world. So of course his body can sustain the cells.

Tsunade could not fix Guy’s legs because his body and his nerves were destroyed from fighting with Madara. Guy's body was really damaged and way worse than Sasuke and Naruto's damage.
There is a certain point where if it's reached, then there is no going back from it, plus the Uzumaki clan has special healing powers, for example Karin.
But Sasuke on the other hand, didn't want to have his body healed, because it would feel like his sins are being forgiven with no consequences, especially after he did a lot of bad things to the Hidden Leaf Village.

basically they weren't able to do it because might guy destroyed his leg, but Naruto's and Sasuke's hands were cut off; not ripped off.

That would make less sense, because having Guy get his legs amputated and then replaced with new ones would completely skip over the damage by removing it entirely. Rather the problem has to be something besides damage, like not being able to accept a Hashirama transplant.

Because those body parts made from Hashirama cells required that the user was compatible with Hashirama's chakra and or have a very strong chakra control.
Remember that Guy has zero chakra control, though, Naruto could've done it for him like he did with Kawaki's arm. Also, Guy accepted his fate, he could also use robotic prosthetics. The main reason is that the plot wants him that way.


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In episode 46 of Dragon Ball Super, why are destroyers 1, 5 and 8 still there?
In episode 46 of Dragon Ball Super, only two universes remain. Yet in the beginning, when all the crowd is put closer, one can clearly see 3 extra destroyers.

Why are they still there? Also, there are missing 'angels'.

The gods of destruction of those universes didnt participate in the tournament. They didnt participate because they had a high mortal level determined by Zeno.
According to
Mortal level

All the universes with Mortal Level lower than 7 were planned to be erased, but after the suggestion of Goku to perform the Tournament of Power, they were given a chance to avoid erasure by winning

Meaning the other universes were safe and didnt participate in the tournament of power, and the gods of destruction of those universes either, and they could just sit and watch the tournament


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Why does Nezuko still have a "muzzle"?
Up until episode 17 of Kimetsu no Yaiba, we see Nezuko no longer act like the flesh-hungry demon she was when she first transformed, this is for a couple of reasons that I can think of:

She found her senses and understands family is a priority (as shown in ep. 1)
In her 2+ years nap, her anatomy shifted (described by the doctor & mentor), to the point where the hunger is no longer killing her and she can act (somewhat) normally

But given these, why does she still need the mouthpiece? What's its purpose? Also if she did still have the hunger, and it was being used as a preventative, couldn't Tanjiro ask the doctor to make her be able to survive on only blood?
Something doesn't add up.

additionally many other demons Tanjiro has faced can hold conversations and not just mindlessly eat.

Remember that the main thing that Tanjiro is trying to do is find a way to turn Nezuko back into a human. Also, at this point Nezuko is unique because she's the only known demon who has never tasted human blood - even Tamayo and Yushiro rely on allegedly humanely-sourced blood to survive - and it is strongly suggested that this makes it more likely that she can be turned back.
Additionally, Urokodaki used hypnosis on Nezuko when she was sleeping to make her see demons as the enemy and humans as friends. It's not clear whether this is a long-term solution, or if there's a chance that it could wear off at some point. If it does, and Nezuko winds up biting a human, then not only would she potentially be un-saveable, but he and Tanjiro would be bound to kill her as per his promise to the Demon Slayer Corps.
Therefore, Nezuko wears the muzzle to ensure that she never has a chance to taste human blood, either because the hypnosis wears off or just through random chance (for example, in the heat of battle she could wind up biting someone or just getting blood splashed in her mouth from someone's wound).

i get what youre saying but that seems like a long shot out of nowhere while Tamayo couldve made a permanent solution definitively -- (also this brings up the question of why not inform the DS corps of tamayos abilities (SEEMS IMPORTANT)) -- note ill add the bounty but it says i have to wait 4 more hours


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If someone surgically replaced their eyes with Scarlet Eyes, would they get the same specialisation power like Kurapika?
If someone was able to acquire one of the last 36-pairs of the Scarlet Eyes that was taken from the Kurta Clan and then surgically replace their own eyes with them, would they be able to have the same specialisation power under the same conditions that Kurapika must meet?

Your question essentially has a few parts:

Is the Specialist Nen ability tied to the eyes of the Kurta Clan or is it unique to Kurapika?

I don't think this is answered sufficiently.  Kurapika's Nen ability triggers when his eyes turn red but it is not clear if the Nen ability would be present for other Kurta clan members.  I don't believe it would.  Nevertheless, there are other enhanced abilities ascribed to this state since childhood that are tied to Kurta race.  While his eyes were scarlet, Kurapika could fight several grown men even as a young child.

Are normal Kurta scarlet eye abilities transferable via transplant?

I don't think so but this answer is not fully clear.  The scarlet eyes seem to be a visible "symptom" of a more complicated physical process.  Essentially, the Kurtas experience a dramatic increase in blood flow (among other things).  The increased blood flow through the eyes (whether realistic or not) causes the irises to turn red.  As the process is not caused by the eyes, there is no reason to think transferring the eyes would cause this process.  While I think a person who can get increased blood flow to the eyes might have those eyes turn red in the same way, that would not cause any other abilities.

Would eye/body part transplant transfer Nen abilities?

Nen can be stored in inanimate objects (as severed body parts would be) so the eyes would certainly contain Nen.  However, Nen is "owned" by its user even after their death.  I don't see that you would get the ownership of that Nen (much less the ability) just because you have their flesh.  The closest counterpoint to this is the Chimera Ants.  While consuming Nen users results in Ants with the potential for Nen abilities, I don't think they get the specific ability of their source.  It is personal to them. If I am mistaken please let me know, but all ant Nen abilities I can remember are unique to them.  As they have memories of their past selves, I can imagine they may intentionally work to get the same ability but that is not the same thing.
So in my eyes, all parts of this question point to "probably not but not definitively no".  Unless i was going blind I would not risk it but a rich blind man could do this.
This would be an awesome character specific arc for Kurapika.  Whether any of this is possible is all up to the mangaka.

I'm not a neurosurgeon but I think The brain would have to learn to adapt to the new bits of information required to use this ability. It would probably cause you major discomfort as you train your brain to interpret the information that it had never seen before. In addition. You would have to share blood types or your body would reject the new eyes causing potential death.
With this all in mind. No unless you were born with that predisposition to accept the information from that eye you would likely never full grasp the full potential and end up going crazy from the headaches/misinformation they eyes presented to you.


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Why do the top 10 heroes in Boku no Hero Academia only come from Japan?
In Boku no Hero Academia, we know the world is not limited to only Japan; there are America and other countries as stated especially in the BNHA: Two Heroes movie. But why are the known top 10 heroes (probably all the best heroes) Japanese? Endeavor, Jeanist, Edgeshot, etc. are all from Japan, even All Might (although he's been in the USA doing hero work).
Is there another top hero that is actually not Japanese or not from Japan? Or is it just that Kohei Horikoshi makes Japan so much stronger in this series?

Isn't all might like american tho?

@Jay not really

The Hero Billboard Chart that is usually mentioned in the manga is not the world rankings. This should be obvious since only Japanese heroes are in there and since it is named Hero Billboard Chart JP in the manga.
To quote from the wiki,

The Hero Billboard Chart JP is an event that presents the official rankings of Japanese Pro Heroes.

If I have to guess, no top heroes from other nations are mentioned since mentioning them would not be relevant to the story as it is for now.

I'm not a manga reader so I didn't know about this chart. Kinda ambiguous that they haven't mentioned the chart clearly in current anime

@gameon67 I see. I thought it was mentioned. I also watched the anime first before reading the manga and during watching, the thought of the top 10 heroes being a worldwide ranking never occurred to me. I have always assumed that the top heroes repeatedly mentioned throughout the anime must be part of the Japanese ranking only.

Although with the latest movie, I am not sure if the manga would finally involve events and story arcs centered outside Japan. By the way, the rankings were shown after the Shie Hassaikai Arc, which would probably explain why anime watchers do not know about it. I apologize as I assumed you read the manga already.

No need to apologize, thanks for clarifying my confusion


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Why is this guy handcuffed censored?
In episode 5 of Uchi no Maid ga Uzasugiru!, at around 12:04, there's a guy who was handcuffed after being found out asking for low-angle pics from young kids. However, the handcuff was being censored with mosaic.

Aren't kids/teens supposed to watch people get arrested or it's just an exaggeration? Or are they hiding other than the handcuff?

There's probably no reason for in-universe, but this represents the current norm in Japan: In Japanese broadcasts, handcuffs are usually censored to prevent the guilty feeling of the arrested person.
In Japan, when a person is arrested, they are always considered as a suspect first, regardless if they self-admit the crime or not. The handcuffs seen by other people will make the arrested person looks guilty and may affect the trial. Even though there is the presumption of innocence (a suspect is always presumed as innocent until proven guilty), the handcuffs may imply the suspect as already guilty. Even though the suspect is judged as not guilty, the guilty impression from the handcuffs may still linger on the observers.
This norm started after the case of Kazuyoshi Miura who had been arrested but successfully brought a case to the court that him being pictured in handcuffs implied guilt and had prejudiced the trial.
This is also the reason why a suspect's head & hands are usually covered with a cloth/towel when arrested in Japan.

Sources:

Wikipedia - National regulations regarding depiction of handcuffed people
The UI Junkie - What’s Up With the Blurred Or Pixelated Handcuffs In Japan, France And South Korea?
Everything2 - Why Japanese TV mosaics out handcuffs
Quora - Why do police officers sometimes cover the hands of the handcuffed person with a cloth or towel (as seen in many arrest scenes in Japanese & S. Korean Movies/dramas)?


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Why didn’t Lelouch use Geass on himself sooner?
Before the Mao thing happened, couldn’t Lelouch order himself: “Achieve all your goals.” (provide a happy life for Nunally, etc.) or is that in some kind too risky?
I know he didn’t use some logical orders on people because of moral, but using Geass on himself just to achieve his goals seems good to me even if there’s a time limit of how long the Geass works and Lelouch forgets what happened while he was “on Geass”.

Lelouch's Geass isn't a OPed power that grants wishes

Lelouch's Geass, bestowed upon him by C.C., gives him "The Power of Absolute Obedience", allowing him to plant commands within a person's mind upon eye contact in a manner comparable to hypnosis.
...

The victim will not perform any action disallowed by their physical or mental capabilities, though they will try to carry out the command to the best of their ability. For example, a victim will not be able to correctly answer a question they don't know the answer to, but will direct the user to someone who can if they are able.

Source: Lelouch vi Britannia > Abilities > Geass
so even if Lelouch used his Geass on himself to "Achieve all your goals" it wont just magically make it happen. it only seems like that with Suzaku and Euphemia because

in Suzaku's case he was more or less suicidal as a means to atone for his past. Lelouch's command to "live" just forced Suzaku to not do anything that would needlessly throw away his life (ie. stand in the line of Hadron Cannon fire just to ensure Zero was killed)

in Euphie's case it override her own will of not wanting to kill the Japanese and in the end she didn't kill all the Japanese

A "Achieve all your goals" is also very dangerous as since as shown with Suzaku and Euphie it overrides one's wills it would also override morality. consider that one of Lelouch's goals was to get revenge against the Britannian Imperial Family and killed Clovis to this goal. now even if we assume Lelouch wouldn't harm Nunnally (who is in the royal family) a geass command to achieve all goals could just have him just take a nuke he finds to Pendragon and detonate it when the entire royal family is gathered there along with millions of innocent people.
we see this more or less happen in Season 2 when Suzaku detonates the F.L.E.I.J.A. at the start he doesn't want to do it and Lelouch would have successfully called his bluff when Suzaku threatened to detonate it during the second battle of Tokyo, however while he was prepared to die as a form of atonement during the fight the Geass order from Lelouch to "live" activated and forced Suzaku to kill millions of people just to save his life.


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Why is it that every fusion in Dragon Ball Z and Super has never won?
Fusions like Vegito, Kefla, Zamasu (fused), etc. never won. The only fusions that have ever won were the ones in the movies, that’s because they’re supposed to win because it’s a movie, but what about the show?

Not sure if you are talking about the fusions of saiyans only, because you mention Zamasu, who is the fusion of a saiyan body with a supreme kai. If you are talking about fusions in general, Buu fusions have won battles (the original fusion against Vegeta, super buu against Gotenks Buutenks against Gohan, etc.). Piccolo is a fusion and he has won battles (against Android 20 for example). Cell is a fusion and he has won battles.
Regarding saiyan only fusions, Vegito had totally the upper hand against Buutenks, he just let be absorbed for trying to save Gohan and the others. I think, and this is only my opinion, that they don't let saiyan fusion win for narrative purposes, because if they do, the original non fused characters would be useless I guess.

Mostly because the villains in the show are more powerful, and if they use more power while in fusion like against Zamasu, they ran out of time.
Even with Buu, Vegito was stronger, but being stronger than someone and beating them are two entirely different things. If both Buu and Vegito were to fight, the battle would initially be lopsided in Vegito’s favour with Vegito easily overpowering Kid Buu. However, the problem arises when the battle is prolonged. The problem with Buu is that he is extremely resilient. You just can’t take him down easily and the biggest flaw of Vegito is that he likes to toy with the opponents.


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Is Pegasus Meteor Fist a projectile?
In the original Saint Seiya anime, it doesn't seem like Pegasus Meteor Fist is a projectile. It looks like it is, but Seiya is often seen moving toward the enemy, which seems un-projectile-like to me and instead just like he punches really fast.
In more recent animes, we see some attacks are like projectiles attacking airplanes.
Is Pegasus Meteor Fist a projectile?

From Pegasus Meteor Fist | Seiyapedia | Fandom:

Pegasus Meteor Fist (ペガサス流星拳 Pegasasu Ryūsei Ken) is the main technique of the Pegasus saint. It consists in a very rapid discharge of punches in mid-short distance.

He punches really fast, the speed in which he punches even increases later on specially after the fight with Leo Aiolia where is is able to unleash as many punches as Aiolia's lightning bolts.
I wouldn't take Netflix Saint Seiya as a reference to judge wether they are punches or projectiles since that series is not really loyal to the manga.

Netflix has Saint Seiya? Also the new Saint Seiya movie (the 3D) ones show that some of the saints punches can be long range


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Was the concept of Bishōnen influenced by Hinduism?
On Wikipedia, it states that the origin of Bishōnen is linked to Hindu concepts.

[...] it has roots in ancient Japanese literature, the homosocial and homoerotic ideals of the medieval Chinese imperial court and intellectuals, and Indian aesthetic concepts carried over from Hinduism, imported with Buddhism to China.[3]

[3] Buckley (2002). Encyclopedia of Contemporary Japanese Culture. Taylor & Francis. pp. 188, 522, 553.
(Emphasis added)

I checked the book they referenced and quoted, but on the pages, there's no mention of Bishōnen. It's on another page, but it doesn't mention any Hindu concepts, only Chinese Buddhism ones.
Is the statement mentioned correct?

Welcome to A&M! Could you perhaps include a link to your source, and maybe quote the part you are talking about specifically? You can directly [edit] the information into your question

Since most of us don't have the book, could you [edit] and add the quotation from the referenced pages?

That said, based on tracing the revision, the statement was added on 23 March 2006 by the user Therubaiyat. Checking their contributions, looks like the user's reasoning is due to having Bishonen as their thesis topic, but no sources/references provided...


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Is there Japanese audio for "The Daily Life of the Immortal King"?
I tried to watch it and the audio isn’t Japanese and I would prefer to watch it with Japanese audio and English subtitles or English audio. Do any of these exist and if so where can I watch them?

Note to answerers: take note that this site doesn't condone piracy, so links to questionable sites will be deleted without prompt. Thanks.

I know that there isn't a dub in English, but I doubt there will be one in Japanese either.
It also hit me pretty hard when I realised it wasn't Japanese in the first 20 seconds of it, but honestly? I've been putting off learning Mandarin for so long and this just made me finally commit.
It's unique. It's different. Just enjoy it the way it's supposed to be.

Crunchyroll has some of it in English now

Since you asked in the body of your question whether English audio is available, an English dub for the first season of the anime is now available at Crunchyroll. (User Joe W also mentioned this in a comment under another answer.)
Some information regarding the English cast, etc. can be found at the Anime News Network.

I do not believe so because it is produced by Bilibili. They often don't have their anime in Japanese dub or English dub.


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How did Free get injured in Beyblade Burst Evolution?
In Beyblade Burst Evolution, when Free was fighting with Valt, he was injured, and that's why he had to forfeit his match.
But, how did Free get that injury?

Yes, he did.
While he was fighting Valt with his Bey, he overexerted himself and ended up pulling a muscle (I believe in his shoulder), which led to him having to forfeit the match as well as not being able to Beyblade until his shoulder got better.
This is a similar situation to what Shu did in Beyblade Burst and Beyblade Burst Evolution at the end when he went up against Valt when they had an 18-round battle. Free had already been exerting too much energy during his special training when he was pulling the rocks and forcing himself to go over and above his limit. But by him doing so, it cost him a lot of pain and that's how he got the injury.

While he was fighting with Valt, he was pushing himself by trying to accumulate enough strength to battle at his fullest power. But he ended up using too much energy, which led to his injury. He was in so much pain, he had to forfeit his match.
Source: Beyblade Wiki


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After the events of Golden Wind, did Polnareff's soul stay in Coco Jumbo's body?
In JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind (Part 5), did Polnareff's soul stay in Coco Jumbo's body after the events of Golden Wind?

Probably.
We don't really hear about Polnareff after then, and we don't see Polnareff back in his body (except for flashbacks to part 3).

We don't know. He was never mentioned again in any media (at least in the 'main' universe, and not in the SBR universe, as I have not read part 7-8.)


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Why wasn't Kanna affected from eating the chocolate love potion?
In the OVA of Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid, Kobayashi ate a chocolate love potion that almost affected her (didn't work completely because the chocolate had liquor in them). However, Kanna ate some of the chocolate, and she was fine.
I tried reading the manga for some answers, but all I know is that when Tohru saw her eating the chocolate, she said that she won't be affected.
Why is that?

While I don't believe that the specific cause to why Kanna was immune to the love potion were ever fully explained, let's consider in universe that she's eaten butterflies and whole crabs before (in her human form, no less).
One relatively reasonable theory is that Kanna simply has an indomitable digestive track and would not be subject to the kinds of after-effects of meals that would otherwise work on humans.

Its simple.
Just imagine,
In reality...a child (havent hit puberty yet) use a medicine to increase libid0. Im sure in won't make any visible effect.
Thats why kanna is fine and not affected


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In Naruto Shippuden Movie 5: Blood Prison, how did Naruto know Killer B?
In Naruto Shippuuden Movie 5: Blood Prison, how did Naruto know Killer B?  When he met him, that was the time of moving island. Then the war occurred.

As explained in this answer it is simply a plot inconsistency. The movie doesn't really fit into the timeline.

Does this answer your question? Where do the Naruto movies fall in the timeline?


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Which Gintama episode has this scene of child Gintoki looking back upward to the camera in the sunset?
I am looking for this moment in Gintama where child Gintoki is looking back and upward to the camera in the sunset with blades and ravens.

If someone can help like anything, season, story, episode.

This is actually the front/main cover of the DVD for Gintama Season 04 Vol. 8.
It's not taken from any scene or episode, nor does have any background story.

References:

Gintama Fandom Wiki
Aniplex (Japanese)


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What is the reasoning behind Kara no Kyoukai numerical movie order?
After planning to rewatch and seeing Kara no Kyoukai Remix: Gate of Seventh Heaven, it made me curious; if the chronological timeline is quite clear, why did they decide to kind of scramble the chronological order for the 1st to 6th movie? Aside from the direction, does it have any meaningful reasoning plot-wise than to do it chronologically?

Note that the movies are adapted from the light novel, and that's the order of the original chapters (reference: Are the Kara no Kyoukai movies based off chapters from one book or seperate books?)

@AkiTanaka ah, I didn't know about this, thanks, now I feel my question is a duplicate

Kara no Kyoukai was designed to be out of order, just like the movie Memento was designed to go backwards.
I watched it chronologically once, but it doesn't work very well. Some of the slower movies are used to set the mood early on, putting them where they are supposed to go chronologically wrecks the flow.


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Did Tomoe ever find out that the Yukiji that he fell in love with was Nanami disguised as Yukiji?
In Kamisama Kiss, since the one Tomoe loved in the first place was Nanami disguised as Yukiji, he never actually loved the real Yukiji. But at the end of the anime, Mikage only told Tomoe that Nanami was a descendant of Yukiji, and I don’t think Nanami also told him that she was actually the one that Tomoe fell in love with 500 years ago.
So did Tomoe end up knowing that the Yukiji that he fell in love with back then was Nanami disguised as Yukiji?

That is not true because Tomoe did in fact fell inlove with Yukiji because Yukiji is Nanami. In ep 9 you can see that Nanami was trying to find the dragon eye but it was already inside of her and she put the dragon eye inside of Yukiji. You guys are missing the important part so basically Nanami is the reincarnation of Yukiji.

But did Tomoe know that "Yukiji" was actually Nanami? I don't see how this answers the question that was actually asked.

Tomoe realized that the woman he fell in love in the past was never Yukiji, but really Nanami, who was actually the descendant of Yukiji and her child. The two then start a relationship to keep their promises of the past. It is explained in Kamisama Kiss: Kako-Hen that the “Yukiji” who Tomoe met was Nanami who was travelling back in time to save Tomoe. If Yukiji were to ever meet Tomoe, she’d try to kill him. Yukiji absolutely detests youkai, so there is no way that she’d ever love him as well.
Tomoe has been in love with Nanami this entire time, he just believed that she was Yukiji.
Source: https://kamisamahajimemashita.fandom.com/wiki/Tomoe


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Is "Naruto Box Set 2" (or "3") equal to Naruto Shippuden anime?
I just started watching Naruto anime and wanted to start getting into manga instead. I want to start reading from where Naruto Shippuden starts in the anime. I am new to anime and manga, so I don't know much about them.
I heard that it starts from 28, but is it until 72, or would that be another part of anime?

No. Naruto Shippuden is a new series, taking place after the conclusion of the original Naruto series, with older characters and some new ones.


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Is Oregairu Season 3 the end?
I'm wondering if season 3 of Oregairu were the end of the light novel because I intend to read the light novel of it if it wasn't the end.
Is season 3 the end of the light novel?

There is a short sequel released alongside the first BD.
Wataru Watari, Oregairu's author, confirmed via a tweet that a six-episode bonus novel titled My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU -Shin (New) will be released alongside the first volume of the BD. The BD's release was on September 25, 2020. Furthermore,

...the bonus novel will be a completely new orthodox sequel story to tell "new days."


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Does "The Ravages of Time" manhua have an official Japanese translation?
The Ravages of Time is a Hong Kong manhua about Three Kingdoms.
Does it have an official Japanese translation? If so, where can I read it?
I googled around and can't find anything.

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Yes, The Ravages of Time has an official Japanese translation, but it only covers the first 9 volumes.
According to Wikipedia, it was serialized in Sangokushi Magazine. According to the Japanese Wikipedia, it was serialized on the first edition of Sangokushi Magazine until it was merged into Comic Flapper magazine. For unknown reasons, the serialization ended with only enough chapters for 9 volumes of tankobon (the last volume was published on December 2009).
The series is known as 「三国志群雄伝　火鳳燎原」 in Japan and can be bought on:

Amazon (paperback)
ebookjapan (Japanese) (e-book)
and possibly many more


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Identifying a Bandai Namco plush character with chocolate hair, orange eyes, and blue dress
This is a plush from the brand Bandai Namco. The character has chocolate hair, orange eyes, and wears a blue dress

Who is this character, and from what anime?

Welcome to Anime & Manga! While identification requests for merchandise are technically ok (since it is a plush doll), this is off-topic due to the lack of additional details. You haven't provided any reason to believe the doll is from an anime or manga series

While the brand is mentioned, this is still very borderline on-topic. However, it'd be preferred if more details can be provided by [edit]ing it, if possible.

He is Minori Watanabe from The iDOLM@STER SideM, a spin-off from The iDOLM@STER series featuring male idols instead.

From an Amazon listing, "Idol Master SideM Gift Plush Minori Watanabe"

Nice find! I figured just the brand name wasn’t adequate details for it to be on-topic. To me, Bandi Namco is a broad criteria since it also covers video games :)


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Why did the Marleyans go after the Founding Titan if they were aware of King Fritz' warning to organize the rumbling?
The Marleyans were clearly after the Founding Titan to gain control of Paradis Island's resources and to finish off the Eldians for good. But why did they even plan on bothering them, knowing the King's warning of sending thousands of Colossal Titans to stomp the world?
Geologically, fossil fuels could be found at so many places other than Paradis, and most of the Eldians were either prosecuted in Marley or sealed within the walls. Also, the King's will to renounce any sort of war was passed on to each of his generations. With everything going to the Marleyans' advantage, was the entire plan of breaching the walls worth it after all?

I believe Marleyans are in a dire situation - they've created a strong empire, but other countries learned how to deal with their main weapon - titans. But by launching a full-scale attack, they would risk the rumbling happening. So, their plan was to send "spies" and retake Founding Titan "quaintly".
About the Founding Titan power itself, it needs royal blood as you mentioned. If someone with Royal Blood inherits Founding Titan, they become a pacifist. But Marleyans are probably aware there's another possibility.
Eren activated Founding Titan by getting in contact with titan with Royal Blood. So he came to the realization that if Historia would become a Titan, she could be used to activate his Founding Power (apparently human form isn't enough, you need a titan with royal blood).
Marleyans have a titan with royal blood. So if they capture Founding Titan, they can give it to someone without royal blood. Then Marleyans can use the titans inside the walls and many other assets. That would mean dominating the entire world for good.
Anyway, I think you're right that breaching the wall was very risky. King Fritz could've started the rumbling at this point, but maybe Marleyans assume he won't do it because it's his last resort. Also, they've been playing it safe, sending mindless titans to Paradis for a very long time and the king did nothing to stop them. They probably realized King Fritz will try to avoid conflict and won't fight back.
Also, a lot of time has passed and I believe there are many doubts about what's about Paradis true and what's not. No one has seen an army of Colossal Titans, so maybe Marleyans started doubting if it even exists? It's also not so rare for the ruling class to do something reckless to keep the status quo.

Karl Fritz could have brought the rumbling all over the world, but he always hated the war.
That's why he vowed not to have a war again (vow of renouncing war), also he vowed for whoever with royal blood has the Founding Titan will bound to this agreement that they will never wage a war in their lifetime. Also, the vow states that only people with royal blood can use the absolute powers of the Founding Titan.
Here's a piece of solid evidence, even if it's a spoiler, you can view this because it's not a major one:

And this has been always known by the rest of the world that the Fritz family will never wage a war against the world. This was the only reason that the Marleyans were never really afraid of attacking the Paradis Island, even though they were aware of the Founding Titan's power.
So basically, they just wanted the Founding Titan back (the Reiss family wasn't really using it) so that they can use the Founding Titan's power to gain control over other territories, because other territories were advancing in terms of weapons to take down the titans (like Beast and Armored). This can be confirmed from the starting episodes of the final season, where an armored train literally overpowered the Armored Titan, also later Armored Titan helps Beast Titan to destroy the ships, which first attacked Beast Titan (if Armored Titan wasn't there, Beast Titan would've fallen down.)
But later, when the Marleyans know the truth that the Founding Titan was stolen from the Reiss family (formerly known as the Fritz family), the Marleyans started to be afraid that the rumbling will happen sooner or later because the vow was not bounded to the person who doesn't belong to Fritz family but also, to start the rumbling, the Founding Titan holder needs royal blood. That's why they held the festival (which can be seen in the latest episode released on 28th Dec) so that they can regroup the other countries and attack on the Paradis Island before people from Paradis island start the rumbling.
Here's the major spoiler from the manga, which justifies the first statement:

 When Zeke and Eren work together, Zeke wanted to command Ymir, so that the people from paradise island can never have a child. So Zeke needs his help as Eren cannot use Founding Titan's power unless he touches someone with royal blood. Zeke wants his cooperation to implement his plans. So, Zeke describes the vow to Eren. See how a person with royal blood is chained down so that vow can be maintained.

Some possible improvements: add manga chapters for the spoiler and replace "the latest episode released on 28th Dec" with the real episode number.


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What's the song that plays in season 4 episode 14 of Boku no Hero Academia at 10:10?
In season 4 episode 14 of Boku no Hero Academia at 10:10, there's a song playing on the scene where the league of villains tries to get their hands on overhaul while he's being transported to a hospital.
What is the title of this song?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-LfFUJpbnA
Vanguard Action Squad All-out Attack OST


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Why didn't Eren become an abnormal titan while taking the Armor serum?
In Attack on Titan, Rod Reiss becomes a disgusting abnormal.
By some research, I found out that the reason for his large form was that he took the serum in the wrong way, i.e., he licked it. Later in the episode, we see that Eren also takes the Armor Serum by breaking the vial by his teeth and taking the serum via his mouth - which is again the wrong way.
Then why didn't Eren become abnormal like Rod Reiss?

It's because he is already a shifter, he can control his transformation, the serum itself is the spinal fluid i think of a titan's/shifter's spine.

First of all, Eren was a titan shifter, so he cant go abnormal after being  shifter (i believe).
Second of all, we dont know exactly if the power injection Eren uses are turning people into titans.
And third, Rod Reiss mentioned he cannot enherit Founding titan, that's why he was forcing Historia into doing it - we can assume he knew he will become abnormal after injection.
So there's something special about reiss that makes him abnormal, diferent from other people like Eren or Historia.
But how did he know that? Why he became abnormal? We can't tell right now.
Well, there's a lot of mystery around Abnormal titans and it's not yet explained. We only know some titans are more intelligent or behave in different ways or are looking very different.
There's wiki article stating that titan shifters are abnormal too.
So its possible that abnormals cant become titan shifters (cant become "double abnormals").
So Rod knew somehow he will turn abnormal and won't be able to enherit titan power.
Source
https://attackontitan.fandom.com/wiki/Abnormal

My guess is that the Serum only allows improvement of a titan's abilities, just as how Grisha was able to have 2 Titan powers without turning to an abnormal titan and still keep his original titan form.

It's unlikely the reason his titan was so big was because of the wrongful injection of the serum. The serum is called "Strongest Titan" so it's likely that's the reason why its so big.


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What happened to Kirito's healing every 10 sec when he battled Heathcliff?
In Sword Art Online after the episode "The Black Swordsman", Kirito does not get any HP back during his fights with Heathcliff.
What happened to Kirito's healing?

It's a fairly small amount of healing compared to his overall health-bar. If we go back to the episode where he talks about his "Battle Healing" skill (Episode 4), Kirito states that he has 14,500 HP, and that his skill regenerates 600 HP every 10 seconds. That's 4% every 10 second tick, but most attacks we actually see players take from similarly leveled enemies do WAY more damage than 4%.
Practically speaking, the skill is mostly for getting rid of accumulated minor damage, either from status effects (weak poisons), trash mobs or other damage-over-time (DOT) attacks, so a player doesn't die from a thousand stings. Passive healing like this in MMOs tends to be fairly weak like this, mostly serving to save you some health potions, and in fact this skill is basically oriented towards solo players, because they wouldn't be able to take healing potions mid-fight (as they have to be manually drunk), unlike players with party members you can switch with. The downside of course is that SAO has a limited number of skill slots (expanded on more in the Light Novels, especially SAO Progressive), so most (non-solo) players likely woulda just settled for using some weak potions HOT (heal-over-time) once in a while, and saved the skill slot for something useful.
As it so happened, in Episode 4 Kirito was visiting the lower floors, and as such the players that attacked him were all low-to-mid level players that were basically trash mobs that Kirito simply out-leveled by a wide margin—and trash mobs are one of the exact sorts of things the skill was meant to counter.
On the other hand, other players that were of similar level, like Asuna, Klein, and of course Heathcliff, would barely notice the passive healing unless he could avoid enough hits long enough for it to make a difference.

Two possible reasons:

It was simply overlooked.  The fact that the battle was happening at all was probably more germane to the immediate circumstances than whatever abilities either player had.

It was probably underpowered compared to the DPS that Heathcliff could dish out, which is fairly common for MMOs to have an ability either become eclipsed by another one or made obsolete due to the people/NPCs being fought.  If it healed something like a value equal to the skill's level every 10 seconds, and Heathcliff exceeded that damage ratio, then suffice to say it wouldn't factor into the fight.


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What does the German part in "Feuerroter Pfeil und Bogen"/Guren No Yumiya mean?

The YouTube video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OkpRK2_gVs says it's "Sind Sie das Essen? Nein, wir sind die Jäger!"

However, the YouTube video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgBUP8TJqV8 writes "Sie sind das Essen und wir sind die Jäger!"

Depending on which translation it used, two different meanings can come across. In the first one, it's a rhetorical question "Are you the prey?" to what is responded to with "No, we are the hunters." In the second version, it appears to be more of an insult "You are the prey and we are the hunters."
Which is it?

Both of the video's seem to get the first part of the lyrics wrong. However, the narrative on the first one, eg. question > answer, is indeed the one they tried to get across.
According to the CD booklet, the song 紅蓮の弓矢 歌詞 by Linked Horizon starts with the following sentences:

Image taken from taken from the full image at Rafaelferrer.info

All though a tad hard to read, the sentences seem to be as follows

Seid ihr das Essen?
Nein, wir sind der Jäger!

Leaving the correctness of the German pronunciation/usage aside, which is nicely covered on reddit, this would roughly translate to:

Are you the food?
No, we are the hunters!

Interestingly, the AoT Wikia mentioned this in the trivia section: "The German line at the beginning of the song is often misheard as "Sie sind das Essen und wir sind die Jäger!" or something similar. According to the official lyrics provided in the booklet of the CD, the correct line is "Seid ihr das Essen? Nein, wir sind der Jäger!"."


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Why didn't Sasuke have the Rinnegan in the movie "The Last: Naruto the Movie"?
If Sasuke had his Rinnegan in Naruto Shippuden, wouldn't he still have the Rinnegan even after the war?
Then in Boruto, he has it permanently and when out of chakra goes down with no tomoe Rinnegan; still having the Rinnegan activated.

Well if I'm correct, he did have the rinnegan, but it wasn't shown all that much due to how they made his hair appear.
Though in moments the animators could've forgotten to draw it. They did have mistakes like that in the movie.


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During Frieza Saga, why weren't the other Saiyans like Goku's father be revived with their wish?
During Frieza Saga in Dragon Ball Z, when they wished for everyone killed by Frieza and his men to be revived, why weren't the other Saiyans, like Goku's father and mother, be revived from the dead?

Because the wish was for Namek only.

During the final battle of Gokū and Freeza on Namek, Mr. Popo used the Dragon Balls and wished for the revival of all the people on Namek who were killed by Freeza and his men. (Granted)

Source: List of Wishes > Shenron (7th dot point)
This means of course anyone who was killed, either directly or indirectly by Frieza and his army and were not on Namek was not revived.
Should also note that Shenron's power can't surpass his creator and reviving all of those who have been killed by Frieza universe-wide would no doubt be beyond Kami's (and later Dende's) power since there are probably untold millions killed just from being on a planet Frieza blew up.
Super Shenron on the other hand can grant a wish without limitation, so would be the better choice for such a wish (Beerus has claimed Super Shenron could destroy an entire universe if wished to, quite sure reviving a whole bunch of people like that is dwarfed to the opposite of destroying a universe)


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What is the meaning of these lines in the opening of Elfen Lied?
In the opening of Elfen Lied titled Lilium, there are these lines:

Kyrie, fons bonitatis.

What is the meaning of "fountain of holiness"? Where they dedicating?

Kyrie, ignis divine, eleison.

Who is or what is "ignis divine"?

Are these words just air or contain some deep meaning?

To give you some context, this song is sung in Latin and "Kyrie" is the a common prayer in Christian liturgy. "Kyrie eleison" pretty much equates to "lord, have mercy".
If you look at some translations of these lyrics we see the two lines in question roughly translated as:

Lord, spring of goodness.
Lord, heavenly fire, have mercy.

So to answer your question, this prayer is a fixed expression praising the Lord.
In the Christian context, these words are not "just air" and have history and meaning. In the context of Elfen Lied, the connection is more tenuous.

Catholic prayers, actually. Most Catholics(as I am one) use those. "Kyrie eleison" is actually a Greek transliteration. It can be used sometimes as Latin.


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Is it possible for an author to just write a story and let someone else make a manga or anime of it?
Is it possible for an author to just write a story and let someone else make a manga or anime of it?
I have no idea where to find the answers. I have searched and only came up with typing here. I cannot try anything because I do not know where you start.

You can be bad at drawing like author One from One Punch Man and still make a huge success webcomic which later someone is interested in making a manga and anime out of it https://pm1.narvii.com/6062/7e17c4ee88f2e32ccabf6c9baf897624926a964e_hq.jpg

Plenty of mainstream anime / manga originate from Visual Novels and Light novels which are, in fact, written stories (and maybe some illustrations)

Pablo sorry but I'm even worse at drawing than that so drawing is no option for me.

Are you already a published (text based) author or looking to self-publish? Does it have to be a manga/anime? Do you specifically want to target the Japanese market? Or do you just want your story turned into a graphic novel/comic book or animated movie/series in English or whatever language you normally write in?

Sure, although it depends heavily on your talents, language, and most of all luck (or alternatively, massive amounts of money).
You basically have three paths:

Get published as a Light Novel or Webnovel, and get a manga adaptation.
Become a story writer for a manga.
Commission someone to draw your story into a manga.

for all intents and purposes, to break into 1 or 2, you will need to write in Japanese (or to a lesser degree, Chinese or Korean) and post your work to a fiction posting site like 小説家になろう or pixiv. Ride the trend (currently it would be Isekai), promote your work on the likes of Japanese Twitter, and with a massive amount of luck (with the tosh that gets published these days, I am not sure talent is that necessary), you will rise above the massive sea of LN writer hopefuls to get selected for a publishing deal - and if you are even luckier and sell well, you might get a manga adaptation.
I am not going to say it is impossible to get a manga adaptation as an English writer, but Japanese publishers really have no reason to look for talent elsewhere when there are thousands of amateur writers committing millions of words in their own language online for free hoping for that big publishing break, even at bottom barrel rates.
Submitting your work to publishers directly rather than online is of course an option, but that seems to have been mostly phased out for the online model.
Lastly, for 3, if you have plenty of money and don't care about actually selling your work, you can just commission an artist or (amateur or freelance) mangaka to draw your story (although it will likely cost you an arm and leg for what is in essence a vanity project)
EDIT: this is a response to OP's comment that became far too long for its own good, so I am adding it here. Mods, please tell me if this isn't appropriate.
I will be frank; it is nearly impossible for an English writer to break into the Japanese manga market directly, regardless of talent.
The manga market is absolutely saturated with talented hopefuls (most of whom will never even get a oneshot published, let alone a series), and the LN market even more so. Thus like I have said, Japanese publishers have very little reason to turn to foreign talent - why risk the legal and communication pitfalls when there are hundreds of Japanese who are eager to replace them for little recompense?
I'd say that the best chance for a foreign writer to get published in Japan is to be either A. To get an internationally bestselling book or B. work with an artist (as @Mary has said) to get a bestselling comic, and have a Japanese publisher pick up rights for localization of your work.
For A., there are cases of foreign books getting a manga adaptation (e. g. The Unwomanly Face of War. Note that this book is by a Nobel Literature prize-winning author), but they are very rare, and generally reserved for the bestselling of books or classics in the public domain.
For B, while foreign comics (e.g. Chinese and Korean webtoons and Western comics) have recently made decent headway in penetrating into the Japanese market, most of them deviate signifcantly from the cliches and customs of the manga genre (and are successful at least partially thanks to that difference).
If you really want keep it limited to manga form, I suppose you could find a mangaka who is willing to collabrate with you via both translating and drawing your work, but that honestly isn't much more likely than getting a bestselling book.
TL;DR: It is really bloody difficult, especially if you can't write in Japanese.

what if I don't speak Japanese but a huge imagination that drives everyone around me crazy and also I like writing.

A fourth path is finding a collaborator.

If you really just want the "manga aesthetic" things are likely easier - there are plenty of western manga-style artists (although finding someone who is willing to collaborate with you is obviously a much harder problem). However, getting it out there is another matter - while I have heard of Western "manga" (notwithstanding the debatable usage of the term) getting published in the old Tokyopop days, I am not sure that is a thing anymore with the absolute deluge of licensed Japanese material that western manga publishers now have at their disposal.

Yes. This could be the norm very shortly. I think it's rare for any one of us to have a distinctly unique idea. Not long ago I had a "unique idea" that there should be an ANIME-GAN (Generative Adversarial Network). This Anime-GAN would basically be able to

color manga and doujinshi automatically, or with structured text descriptions
anime minor scenes with either a starting frame only, or a few key frames, and a structured set of text instructions

While I've found nothing specifically like that, I have found something close that existed years ago.

Make Girls Moe https://make.girls.moe/#/

https://thenextweb.com/artificial-intelligence/2017/08/14/anime-draw-design-ai-automatically/
Uses a GAN

Paints Chainer https://github.com/pfnet/PaintsChainer

https://www.welcome.ai/tech/personal-assistant/paintschainer-automatic-image-colorization
Uses a CNN (convolutional neural network)

Both of these projects are from 2017. This is mostly before the popularization/wide-spread adoption of things like transformer neural networks. Given the pace of improvement in the area of neural networks, your idea could be feasible at the individual level fairly soon. Not unlike how anyone with video recording capability can publish and gain traction on YouTube, the same might follow for the Mange/Anime industry.

what if this is a unique idea that no one came up with yet                that is a anime or manga title?? how do I get people to at least try to help me make it work

I think like the @mantra mentioned, you would want to find someone to make sketches for what you write, in-line with the anime drawing genre. If you have an idea of what characters should look like you should write it down. As far as "self-publishing" in general, that term will being up a lot of results. https://www.quora.com/What-websites-allow-you-to-self-publish-your-manga


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Where to start reading KonoSuba light novel after watching the anime and movie?
I finished the KonoSuba anime and movie and would like to know what chapter/volume of the light novel should I start reading at.

The KonoSuba anime covers the first 4 volumes of the light novel, and according to Wikipedia, the Legend of Crimson movie was based on Volume 5 of the light novel, Crimson Magic Clan, Let's & Go!!.
So, you might want to start from Volume 6, but take note that there are always differences between the adaptation.


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In Charlotte, when Yuu basically time leaps, does his brother keep his time leap power and does Yuu still have it?
In Charlotte, when Yuu basically time leaps, does his brother keep his time leap power, and does Yuu still have it?
Very confusing, I don't think it was explained.

If I have to take a guess Yuu's brother (Shunsuke) did kept his time leap power when Yuu himself time leaped.
The reason for this is because when you perform time leap. The consciousness is transferred to the past self instead of going back in time.
To prove the hypothesis let us take some facts into account and consider a scenario.
Facts :

When Shunsuke time leaped the history would repeat itself if different actions were not taken as to previous attempt.
When an action is taken the future becomes unpredictable, however it does not affect the ability of others

Scenario :
If Yuu didn't change the history when he time leaped the history would have repeated itself where his sister dies and he would eventually meet Shunsuke to take his time leap ability. This means that Shunsuke should have his time leap irrespective of Yuu time leap ability.
Yuu would also have his time leap ability as the user does not loose their ability and it was reference in anime when his eye was slashed.
The reason Shunsuke didn't time leap after Yuu got his time leap because to change the future the history need to repeat itself to the point where a mistake was made else the whole future would be unpredictable. Since Shunsuke didn't know the actions taken by Yuu if he had time leapt there was almost no chance to repeat the exact same history. As it creates a Paradox.
To explain the Paradox we need a timeline. I am considering a hypothetical points on timeline.

Lets consider the point A where Shunsuke usually time leap himself i.e. When Ayumi is 8 years old.
Lets consider the point B where Yuu take Shunsuke time leap ability
Lets consider point C when Yuu time leaps and save Ayumi.

If the history needs to repeat itself for the time leap user, there are now 2 possible futures for Shunsuke where Ayumi dies and where she lives at point C. This paradox was created because Yuu time leaped. If Shunsuke does time leap to point A and reach point C in time it can't be explained whether Yuu would have time leap or not.
I think that should be able to explain it. Anyways this is what I think, do let me know your opinions.


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Does Okabe meet Maho in the Steins;Gate world line? If he does, how?
In Steins;Gate 0, does Okabe meet Maho in the Steins;Gate world line? If he does, how?
Don't know if he does. I think it's up to our imagination, but maybe Okabe does meet Maho.

Related on Reddit: A question about Maho.

I would assume so seeing as his plan was always to continue on to a higher-up university and being together with Kurisu he most likely would have crossed paths with her sooner or later.
Although the difference of that timeline after Okabe saves Kurisu has infinitely differing events seeing as the timeline has shifted, there is no telling what might actually happen but my assumption would be the former alternative where he does meet her seeing as Maho would sooner or later meet up with Kurisu because she is Salieri just as Kurisu is Mozart.
Maho lives her life striving to become the equal of Kurisu so she would ultimately find a way to meet with her and go over Kurisu's findings while also striving to attain what she, Maho feels is attaining equal standing with Kurisu.
There is a possibility that Okabe and Kurisu don't stay together but I would hope that timeline wouldn't have to exist because of how downtrodden Okabe became in Steins;Gate 0 without Kurisu.
But to wrap this up I would say that no one could know unless they came out with a continuance for Steins;Gate because the changes could be infinite and we can never truly make time move the way we want it to.

Basically, up to our imagination.

I mean there are many signs pointing to them meeting up, but in theory yes the timeline has infinite possibilities of change and so you could sum it up to just our imagination.


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In One Piece, why is the pirate 'king' above the four 'emperors'?
From what I understand, kaizoku ou translates to 'Pirate King', while Yonkou translates to the 'Four Emperors'. And One Piece is the only place where a King is considered above an emperor (I jest)
Can anyone explain the reason for this? Is it simply because Oda had not planned for the Yonkou when OP has begun Serialization?
(Luffy has been saying he was going to become the pirate king from Chapter 1; and the yonkou were first mentioned around the Arlong arc)

I only have read until the end of Punk Hazard so far, so I obviously miss some information  but it seems that "Emperor" is used to describe Yonkou as they literally control empires, with their own territories, vassal states and have vassal pirate crews. King in "Pirate King" does not seem to have the medieval meaning of "ruler of a kingdom" but simply a way to describe the best of a kind, like Elvis Presley was called the King (of rock'n'roll).

Is it simply because Oda had not planned for the Yonkou when OP has begun Serialization?

I don't think this is the case. Knowing how Oda generally works, with all his foreshadowing, I am pretty sure the Yonkou were not an afterthought. (69 chapters between Luffy's 'I will be Pirate King' and Arlong Park is not really a long period of time for OP.)
@Taladris put it well in the comments. Much of it has to do with the fact that the Four Emperors simply are more like literal emperors, controlling large empires and so on. Also important to note the sort of quasi-bureaucratic connotation that the term holds. Not saying that negotiations occur between them, but the Yonkou form one very vital pillar of the Three Great Powers, which has been crucial to the balance of power in the current world (and is something that the heads of the World Government worry much over).
On the other hand, Roger was an absolute wild 'un who surpassed all of his contemporaries through his astounding feats, such as discovering the final island on the Grand Line. There simply wasn't anyone with equal footing (keep in mind, we are not talking about power levels and strength/calibre here, but rather in terms  of accomplishments, which was mostly what permeated to the far corners of the world; there was no one comparable). Moreover, his epithet 'Pirate King' wasn't conferred to him by the World Government or some other authority figure. It was a unanimous recognition of his greatness by the world as a whole and especially among the commonfolk, a vast majority of which all had dreams of their own and were deeply moved and inspired by Roger's adventures. Thus, to the better part of the world Roger was an idol and hero, one who had reached the zenith. There was no question of 'above'.
I don't have evidence but I am pretty sure 'Four Emperors' was propagated not by layfolk but rather by one of the authority figures (Marines?). That's why 'Pirate King' is a much more colloquial and endearing term than 'Four Emperors' which seems to be more bureaucratic, and why 'king' and 'emperor' are not measured on the same scale in this case. 'Four Emperors' does not evoke the same emotions in people's hearts that 'Pirate King (Gol D. Roger)' does!
It was not an issue of deciding who the next Pirate King was--the four did not decide to settle on a collective epithet instead of aiming to be the greatest among themselves, and more importantly, I don't think they gave themselves the title.

Well to my memory there wasn't a Yonkou system/thing when Roger was Pirate KIng. After he died i think to avoid conflicts about who's the next Pirate King, the navy or they themselves declared(most probably navy) Yonkou as the next most probable Strongest Pirates.

There was no system like Yonko in Old Pirate Era and one of the current yonko was in Roger's crew  So to avoid the conflict who is the next pirate king, they all were declared Yonko.


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Who captured Kokuo and killed Han?
In Naruto, as far as I know,

1-tail was captured by Deidara
2-tails was captured by Hidan
3-tails was captured by either Tobi or Deidara
4-tails was captured by Kisame
6-tails was captured by the Six Paths of Pain.
7-tails was captured by Kakuzu

So by process of elimination, Tobi, Konan, or Orochimaru were responsible for the capture of Kokuo. I ruled out Zetsu because in the data books he was faster than 4th Raikage and as strong as him. Alongside his mist armour makes it quite hard to picture Zetsu killing him.
Who captured 5-tails?

Unfortunately, the simple and short answer is that we do not know who captured the Han and the 5-tails. It could have been anyone of the Akatsuki, including previous unnamed members.
Aside from knowing that the 5-tails has been captured, the only glimpse of information we have on when Han was possibly captured is mentioned by Deidara Naruto Chapter 266. We cannot say for certain which two Jinchuurki Deidara is mentioning here, as we're only shown a handful of tailed beasts being canonically captured. Assuming Han and the 5-tails was one of these two, then his capture was prior to the start of Shippuden


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In Hortensia Saga, is Alfred going to die in the end?
In Hortensia Saga anime, at the end of the opening, it seems like Alfred came close to Marius from behind but when she looks back at him, he was gone and she looked a little bit sad.
Is Alfred going to die in the end of the anime?

In the manga,

 Alfred dies in Chapter 9.


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What happens to the host's body when a tailed beast is extracted?
I heard from someone that the host's chest and heart start to disintegrate when a tailed beast is extracted.
Is that true?

What do you think happened to Gaara after his tailed beast was extracted?

Gaara was unconscious when Shukaku was being extracted, and died once the ritual completed. He was then revived by Lady Chiyo at the expense of her own life.

Usually, when a tailed beast is extracted, the host dies. It's an obvious fact in the Narutoverse.
But in cases where the host, or the jinchuriki, is a member of the Uzumaki clan, they will still be alive. This is because of the extreme tenacity of the Uzumaki clan.

Second paragraph - source please.

As shown in the final war arc, when Madara was stripped off all the tailed beasts, the user slowly starts dying within a few minutes of the extraction. This is one of the two known moments where a person is shown dying post-extraction.
The other one was Gaara, but I think he was left unconscious and then died post-extraction.
Kushina was killed by Kyubi although she was going to die anyway.
As someone mentioned earlier, people with huge chakra reserves themselves can keep themselves alive for a few more minutes but will eventually die.

Kushina I believe was weakened after extraction, but still had enough strength to help Minato seal Kurama. Her heritage as an Uzumaki gave her immense vitality. She dies due to being impaled by Kurama.


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How did Naruto get the lowest score in the genin entrance exams?
Team 7 was formed under the basis that the top student was paired with the bottom student, according to Iruka-sensei, but Naruto must have been scored on his performance in the battle against Mizuki since that's why he earned his headband.
If the exam was on cloning jutsu, how did Naruto get the lowest score with hundreds of perfect shadow clones?

Academically speaking, Naruto had a very bad success rate in previous exams. So on paper, Naruto passed the exam once with many failures.

@Wondercricket I agree that he was definitely the bottom student, but I realised I made a mistake, because iruka specifically said that sasuke had the best and Naruto had the worst score. In real life when you retake a test, you always receive the grade of your highest scoring attempt.

Iruka was referring to overall performance, not just that one test, if I recall correctly.

@K.Lum no. Perhaps I your country but in my experience those who failed the first exam and had to re-take will be given lowest passable score. So if the passing score was 70, then students who pass the re-take exam will get 70, regardless of their retake exam score. This is to keep it fair with students who passed on their first try.

There is no indication Naruto was evaluated based on his fight with Mizuki. It was a life and death battle which Iruka was also fighting in, so he didn't stop and start keeping track of Naruto's points. Naruto still failed the examination, but was given an exceptional pass (either for fighting Mizuki, or for mastering the Shadow Clone Jutsu), similar to Rock Lee, and allowed to graduate. Naruto's failures, including the last one, likely still exist on his record. Since the final examination was merely the Clone Jutsu, it's also unlikely there would be much variation in score, and is possibly just a pass/fail exam, and thus it wouldn't make much sense to talk about the best student and the worst student only based on this test. Mizuki does ask if they should pass Naruto based on his stamina and endurance, but it isn't clear why (Are these criteria evaluated for the Clone Jutsu? Were there additional parts of the test not shown? Is he just looking at Naruto's past academic record and making a dumb suggestion based on it?).
With all that being said, there is also little reason to believe the teams were formed based only on the results of the final examination, as I will show.
In the third episode, Sasuke and Sakura: Friends or Foes, Iruka explains why he put Naruto and Sasuke together. Iruka comments on their grades. This is what the English subtitles on the Japanese dub on Crunchyroll say (emphasis mine):

Sasuke has the best grades of the graduates. Naruto, you're at the bottom.

The fact that grades is plural here indicates Iruka isn't just talking about the result of the final test.
The next thing Iruka says is:

Of course, this is how it is when trying to balance the strength within groups.

Considering it only covers one jutsu, the Clone Jutsu, the results of the final test alone would be a poor guide to trying to balance the strength of the teams, so of course, their overall performance up until now was considered.
Also, Naruto had the audacity to call himself an exceptional student, so that also points to Iruka rebuking him with their overall experience at the academy, rather than just the final exam.
Additionally, much later we learn how the other teams were formed, and some of them have nothing to do with anything learned at the academy. Ino, Choji, and Shikamaru were put together to mirror their parents' team, for instance, because of the power of the Ino-Shika-Cho formation. And Hinata, Shino, and Kiba were put together because they all have sensory abilities. This all points away from a single test having been used to put Sasuke, Sakura, and Naruto together. The Hokage also has a hand in creating and approving the teams, so it's possible Iruma wasn't aware of the real reason these three were put together.
For anyone interested in this question, I highly recommend Naruto Shippuden episode 361 (Kakashi: Shadow of the Anbu Black Ops-Squad 7), as it pretty much goes through a lot of what I've discussed. It even makes it pretty clear the teams were made by the Hokage, not by Iruka and the academy, as Iruka, while looking over the Team 7 roster says something like, "Ah, brilliant! Sasuke got the best grades and Naruto got the worst grades, so this team is perfectly balanced!" And thus, like I said, it's pretty clear Iruka is kind of misunderstanding this here, but he's pretty confident in his conclusions, which is why he repeats it with such confidence to Naruto later. This episode also makes it clear one of the reasons Kakashi was made their team leader so he can teach Sasuke how to use Sharingan, since he's the only Sharingan user left in the village.

 Considering it was well-known enough that Sharingan could control the Nine-Tails that the Uchiha were suspected of being responsible for the Nine-Tails rampage, it's possible Sasuke was put on the same team as Naruto to keep the Nine-Tails in check. This is definitely touched upon in the aforementioned episode 361 and maybe mentioned other times in canon. While Kakashi and the Third Hokage are discussing team seven, Kakashi says something like, "The nine tails Jinchurki... and one who might awaken the Sharingan." He doesn't draw an explicit connection there, and the Third Hokage doesn't actually confirm it as a motivation for creating the team, but they definitely mentioned the Sharingan being a power able to control the Nine-Tails in this arc.


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Why are animals devil fruits not Paramecia?
In One Piece, why are Zoans not considered Paramecia?
And why is the Mochi Mochi no Mi not just a normal Paramecia because it does not fit in Logia?

Because that is simply how they are defined?
Zoan fruits give the specific ability

to transform into an animal, as well as transform into a hybrid form of their own species and the species the fruit allows them to transform into.

Wiki
Paramecia on the other hand are simply defined as all those powers that are not animal transformation or elemental transformation.
Why the Mochi Mochi no Mi is classified as (special) Paramecia and not Logia is currently unclear.
It was actually first stated to be a Logia.

In the Magazine release of the chapter, it was stated to be a Logia, but retconned in the Volume release as a "special Paramecia".

Wiki
Functionally it is basically the same as a Logia. A possible explanation for the different classification could be that Mochi is manmade and not a natural element.


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Where can I watch the rest of Danganronpa series after Danganronpa 1?
I've just finished watching Danganronpa 1. Where can I watch the others?
I cannot use Funimation.

Welcome to Anime.SE! Please note that this site does not endorse piracy, so you'll only receive answers to legal streaming services.

Note that there is only an adaptation of Danganronpa 1 and an original series Danganronpa 3. Related: Order to watch the Danganronpa series? Is there a “Danganronpa 2”?

You can use XDCC on Rizon IRC to download it. Make sure that's legal where you live, though.

Hulu and Crunchyroll may have it I'm not exactly sure now though
[1]: https://www.hulu.com/series/danganronpa-the-animation-cea65c1b-85df-43b2-bb88-341e0ec1074b

Note that the Hulu link is pointing to Danganronpa 1. Though, looks like Crunchyroll has Danganronpa 3.


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Why did Obito advise Itachi to keep his eyes closed?
In Naruto Shippuden episode 359 around 11:47, before the Uchiha massacre, Itachi meets Obito (camouflaged with a mask as either Tobi or Madara) in the forest. Obito tells Itachi to keep his eyes closed while killing the Uchiha people and Itachi agrees saying "I don't have any other choice!".
Why does Obito tell Itachi to keep his eyes closed, and why does Itachi obey?

in the manga, there was no conversation between Itachi and Obito. that's all I can say about it

I'm not well-versed in Naruto, but surely the obvious answer is "Obito didn't want Itachi to witness his entire family getting slaughtered"?

This is explained plainly after "Madara" tells him to do so.
Because...
"Madara" doesn't want him using his Sharingan to get in the way of his plans.
Itachi agrees reluctantly because... "Madara" guarantees he won't kill Sasuke if he does.

There's no hidden meaning behind "Madara's" "request".

I think that's because Itachi could see his plan with Sharingan, and if he saw the plan, he would kill him. Obito has feared him. For sure he knew he could kill him 1v1, and as he said in Akatsuki, if Itachi knew the truth about him, he would be dead.
There we see Itachi's potential. With his sickness, he was maybe the strongest in Akatsuki. Hard battle, but he should easily win vs Obito because of Izanami, Kotoamatsukami, and Tsukuyomi's one-shot abilities counter his Kamui, doesn't need physical attacks, and could use his Susanoo for defense.


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How strong is Satoru Gojo from Jujutsu Kaisen?
In Jujutsu Kaisen, I know that one of Satoru's primary techniques is the convergence of an infinite series due to which he can bring "Infinity" to reality. Things approaching him slow down and never reach. Also, by amplifying the "Limitless" (infinite) and "Negative Numbers", impossible situations like having 1 apples are born. By doing that, he can create a magnetic effect between two things, release immense power, and much more.
Can anyone beat this guy? How strong is he?

Hi, we'll assume that you're talking about his strength in-universe comparative to other characters in Jujutsu Kaisen, not with characters from different series or even real-world comparison, since the latter will be off-topic.


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When does Soul Society arc start and finish?
In Bleach, which episode does the Soul Society arc start, and what episode does it finish?
Also what manga chapter does it start at and what manga chapter does it finish at?

In the anime, the Soul Society arc is covered in episode 21 through 63.

Soul Society: The Sneak Entry arc (Episodes 21-41)
Soul Society: The Rescue arc (Episodes 42-63)

source: Bleach fandom
In the manga it is covered in volume 9 through 20 which corresponds with chapters 71 - 178.
source: Bleachmedia fandom


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(Possible Spoilers) In Hortensia Saga, why can't the princess just return to the castle?
In Hortensia Saga, I understand that the castle was attacked, but they said in the anime that her brother was on the throne and that she was missing.
So if her brother is on the throne, can't that uncle Maurice call some guards or knights and escort her to the palace? There are no enemies at the palace, so why hide her for four years?

From what transpired of the last episode (episode 3). The church seems to have been taking control of the power by basically controlling her brother. At the moment, the standing of the church is not super clear and we don't really know if they are involved in any of this.
From the characters point of view:

When the king was alive and the country was strong, he got killed.
Since her brother took throne and followed the church nothing has happened to him.

It wouldn't be wrong to imagine that by going back and taking the throne, she could either: do what the church says and stay alive or follow her father footsteps and probably get killed too.
I think it's a pretty smart move to wait few years and see the direction the country is taking before making any public claim to the throne. Also, being close to somebody who can raise a small army and control lands opens up a lot of options.
Judging by her past decisions, all this thinking has probably been done by the old man. I am convinced that, if she was given the opportunity, she would rush to the castle to ensure the well-being of her brother.


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How can Titan Shifters with multiple forms control which form they transform into?
In the story of Attack on Titan, Titan Shifters need to harm themselves to be able to transform. But when a shifter is holding 2 or more titans, how do they transform into the form of their choosing?
For example, Eren is now in control of 3 Titan powers, and he can transform into the Attack Titan by injury. How can he turn into a War Hammer Titan?

Actually having that titan just means that the shifter has thar titan's powers. So if a shifter has multiple powers in possession, he/she will still just tranform into one body, and can use the titan power.
A little spoiler but eren will still have the titan body like he has now, and it has been regularly mentioned that he can use the war hammers power, so it doesn't mean to have a different titan body per titan power.
A Spoiler from Chapter 117 makes it clear, even if you are anime-only, it will only grow your interest, and not spoil the storyline likely -

 In this, eren is using the war hammer titan's power, in his usual form (the one he had earlier too)

Note that the user should be able to use the power too, for example founding titans 'true power' can't be utilised until a direct contact or with royal blood (without the vow). Similarly say you already did 3 transformation, then the shifter should be tired enough to not be able to use war hammer titan's strength.


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What is this simplified/less-detailed art style called?
So, recently, while watching a few of my favorite animes, I noticed this really weird art style that pops up whenever a character will show confusion, annoyance, etc.

Don't really know what the art style is called. Usually, they look kinda simplified or less detailed (not sure if that's the right term). I don't think it's chibi, but whatever it is, I would like to know.

Welcome to Anime.SE! Can you provide some screenshots to demonstrate what you're referring to?

maybe related/dupe of What is the simplified art style called that is often used when a character is emotional?... ?

It's called "super deformed", or SD.
Some anime spin-offs of franchises in that style have the "Super Deformed" or "SD" in the name, like "Kidou Senshi SD Gundam" or "Kamen Rider SD" others don't, like "The Ten Little Gall Force".

The term you refer to where anime or manga characters tend to look less detailed is super-deformed, which appears in spin-offs of popular anime or manga, an example being "Naruto Spin-off: Rock Lee and his Ninja Pals," and is also used humorously to show confusion, tiredness, unusual excitement, and more.
According to https://tvtropes.org:

An artistic style in anime in which a normally (more) realistically proportioned character is rendered in a shorter, rounder form, often with a big head and short limbs, somewhat resembling a caricature of themselves as a tiny yet plump toddler.

As previously stated, this "super-deformed" art style can be used in many ways, and is also known as chibi. You did indeed state that you do not think this art-style is known as chibi, but it actually is..
Wikipedia states:

Chibi is a Japanese slang word describing something short. The term is widely used to describe a specific style of caricature where characters are drawn in an exaggerated way: small and chubby, with stubby limbs and oversized heads.

This certain description is seen in the image you have posted. Such related description is also shown in the image of a spin-off series generally revolving on this art style, as seen here:

A big head with small limbs. This is indeed an art style called super-deformed (SD) and is also known as chibi. As said before, it can be used for many reasons, such as to show unusual excitement, unsatisfaction, confusion, etc. The art styles super-deformed and chibi are generally the same thing, and is the style shown in your photo.

Sources: Wikipedia, tvtropes.org.


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What anime is this keyholder coming from?
I brought this keyholder from an anime shop a few years ago but not able to ask which anime it came from.

Front view | Back view
I tried translating it, and it says "rakorafura", and tried to search the internet for it but no luck. I also tried a reverse image search.
Maybe it's not an anime?

btw it looks more like churafura (チュラフラ) to me. I couldn't find anything by searching for it, though

That looks very similar to the DRRR!! (デュラララ!!) logo, but it's missing the dakuten on デ, and the テ looks different as well as the 2nd ラ being a フ. No copyright anywhere, so I think this is just a knock-off (though I can't say the front is from the series either...).

The text on the back supposed to be referring to the Durarara!! (デュラララ!!) series.

However, the title logo was crafted poorly; it's missing the dakuten on デ, looking more like テ, and the second ラ seems squished, looking more like フ. Also, browsing for "medal", "pendant", and "keyholder" didn't return any results that look like the front view. This seems like unofficial or even unrelated merchandise using the name of the series.
Compared to the official merchandises by Broccoli Co., Ltd.