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Is anime1.com a legal site for watching anime?
Other anime streaming sites are blocking my IP because I'm Iranian while anime1.com isn't. I wanted to know if it's legal to watch/stream anime from this site. Thanks.

You might want to see this post: How can I tell if a site is Legal? It lists legal sites for streaming anime and reading/buying manga.
Is anime1.com legal? Nope. An immediate indicator that a site is illegal is if it's laced with ads that are usually irrelevant to anime/manga in general. anime1.com's anime pages are almost filled up with ads and clicking on anime episode links results to pop-ups.
'You can also check the site information to confirm if they have a valid certificate and connection type,' as mentioned by @Rumplestiltskin. If a green padlock is present, that site is most likely secure and a 'Connection is secure' message will pop out whenever you click on it. This helps you avoid 'really dangerous anime-scam sites.' anime1.com does not have this so be wary of sites like these.
Clarification: I just want to clarify something since people seem to misunderstand. The check for valid certificate is not a way to check for a site's legality. It is just for security purposes. There are many ways to check for a site's security but that, I think, is outside the scope of the question.

Just to add to the answer, You can also check the site information to confirm if they have a valid certificate and connection type. A legal site will always have the "Padlock resembling thingy" at the browser address and the connection will be secure. This will also help you avoid really dangerous "anime-scam" sites. Anime1 is clearly a dangerously illegal site since it lacks all 3

An illegal site could have a secure connection thou, but if it does not have the symbol, then it is definitely illegal. The green padlock does not completely imply  its legal cause I also use quite a bit illegal and secure anime sites myself lol

There is no requirement for a legal site to use a certificate. It is likely that they will chose to - but whether a site is legal and whether is has a valid certificate are mutually exclusive.

@Shadow As mentioned, the check for certificate and connection type is just for security purposes, not to determine if a site is legal or not. Personally, I would be wary if a so-called legal site does not have a valid certificate since all legal sites I visit have them.

For example until recently Crunchyroll didn't have https. Even though it's a very large legal streaming site.

"An immediate indicator that a site is illegal is if it's laced with ads that are usually irrelevant to anime/manga in general." Isn't that true of all sites when you don't run an ad blocker?

@YetAnotherRandomUser Really? Because I'm disabling my ad blocker now, testing each legal anime streaming site listed in the meta and I can't see any ads, obtrusive or irrelevant otherwise, unlike in anime1.com :)

@w. are You must not be running enough blockers, because I don't see ads on anime1.com.  uBlock origin, NoScript, Privacy Badger, and a slew of other related extensions.  But the modern point of ad networks is that they track users and show ads on user behavior, not necessarily ads related to the content on the current page, which is how you can get aids for things unrelated to the content of the page.

@YetAnotherRandomUser Even so, it does not change the fact that anime1.com is an illegal site, and anime SE does not promote piracy nor endorse it. It would be against the rules to just advise the OP to use an ad blocker when using the site, when he/she should not use the site at all in the first place because it is illegal. There are far better sites that are safe :)

@W.Are sounds like you're not very familiar with the technologies in play, and you want to put words in my mouth.  Neither are appropriate for me to explain in detail on this site as commentary.

You can also check by looking at the anime selection and whether they could have a license for them. Quite a few anime are only licensed to a single site.
For example as of this writing Violet Evergarden and Devilman Crybaby are Netflix exclusives and Evangelion is not licensed to any streaming site . If any other site provides them then they are pirated.
Another method is by the player. A lot of pirate sites will outsource the actual video hosting by using embedded video players from other sites. Some have multiple such hosting sites that you can switch between.

Tangential, but I read that Netflix is licensing Evangelion.

If a streaming site is offering you copyrighted material for free, you can be confident that site is not operating legally.
However, watching/streaming anime (or other material) from a site is considered legal in many countries, even if the site itself is not legal. Whether this applies to your country would be better asked at law.stackexchange.com.
Despite of what was suggested in the other answer, checking if the site has a valid certificate and secure connection is bad and even dangerous advice, as nowadays any site can obtain those for free in just a few minutes with zero background checks through open certificate authorities like Let's Encrypt.

Hi. If you think that 'checking if the site has a valid certificate and secure connection is bad and even dangerous advice,' then please suggest a better way since this does not help the user who asked the question. This might not be the best solution but not checking if a site has a 'green padlock' or not is even worse advice :) Try to also limit the scope of your answer to the website in question.

@W.Are The way I suggested is checking whether the site is giving copyrighted material away for free. Nigerian princes don't give money away for free and neither do movie studios give their works away for free :). Why I think it is dangerous to teach users to check for green padlocks is that either the website in question will add that green padlock or a user will visit another similar site which has the green padlock - and now the user thinks it is suddenly legal. Neither does that give any protection against that site misusing your credit card information or giving you malware.

I'm still confused by the reason you gave. Checking for a secure connection is the easiest way to test if a site is legitimate or not. It means that the connection is encrypted and that, in a way, makes a site secure. You are right in saying that they might still misuse information or give malware which is why I provided a list
of known legal sites beforehand so that if they really doubt the website in question, they have a legal alternatives to choose from.

FWIW, Crunchyroll provides anime streaming for free and it's also legal though the anime choices are limited based on the watcher's country due to licensing. I think Funimation also provides it for free, but I can't test because it's geoblocked.

Kenji, the presence of a certificate and secure connection does not imply its legal. However, a legally upright streaming site that provides copyrighted anime contents MUST have a VALID certificate and secure connection in order to protect the users private information. A legal streaming site without a valid certificate or secure connection puts its users information at risk of hackers, only an illegal site will care less about the consequences of such negligence for private information.

To reinforce @AkiTanaka's point, I have a Funimation subscription and can watch certain Funimation shows for free.  (Since I pay I can watch the paid stuff, too.)


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Why did Makarov not use Fairy Law against Tartaros?
Makarov doesn't seem to have much of a problem using Fairy Law against Phantom Lord so why did he not use it against Tartaros? Even if it couldn't defeat the 9 demon gates, he could at least take out all the minions with it and it would probably at least do some damage to the demon gates. After all, it disabled Phantom Lord's master and he was one of the 10 wizard saints so it seems like he should have used it. It's not even like it would be overkill since all magic was on the line. There also weren't any powerful people around who could immediately counter it like with Hades so it wouldn't pose much of a danger to the rest of the guild.

Fairy Law didn't work that simple. Fairy Law consumes magic power as much as needed to defeat whoever the caster deemed as enemies. The sheer number of the enemies present there would made Fairy Law a sucidial move. This is evident in the final battle where Fairy Tail went to fight the Alvarez Empire. Makarov died (or at least knocked unconscious) there after casting Fairy Law to reduce the number of enemy troops.

The other reason is that phantom lord attacked the guild hurt team shadowgear kidnapped Lucy and put makarovs family through hell this pushed makarov to righteous fury kinda like when natsu is fighting eragor and happy says gray could do better than him a wizard's magic power is connected to their emotions to some extent and makarov was also friends with hades in the past so perhaps he still felt some compassion for hades and knew that fairy law wouldn't have any effect if he had the compassion for his enemy in his heart

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Where was Hamura when Madara decided to steal the Ten-Tails' Gedo Body?
The main reason Hamura and his family went to the moon was to watch over the Ten-Tails' outer body. So, how was Madara able to steal the Ten-Tails' outer body so easily? It seems like a plot crack because the Otsutsuki would have been protecting it, right?

I believe Hamura was already dead way past that time when Madara summoned the Juubi

It is true that Homura Otsusuki went over to the moon to watch over the Juubi's husk (Ten-Tails' Gedo Body) but then, he most definitely died around the same time that his elder brother did, and that was long before Madara's time.
In The Last: Naruto the Movie, Toneri Otsutsuki spoke about this when he told the story  of the clan to Hinata.

Apparently, the Otsutsuki Clan that followed Homura to the moon died out and Toneri Otsutsuki became the last surviving member of the Otsutsuki branch family, which explains a lot actually.

By the time Madara attained the Rinnegan and decided to summon the Husk of the Juubi, the majority of the Otsutsuki Clan on the moon, along with Hamura Otsutsuki, had died off. So, it was not being guarded at that time and Madara could easily just summon it.

How are you sure the timeline is the same as during that time

because we know that toneri Otutsuki's dad died and left him as the lone survivor in the Naruto the last movie and that timeline would probably fit in to  around a couple years before the 4th great Ninja war. Or probably around that timeline i think

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Are the memories still there?

If someone from the royal family was to inherit the Founding Titan, then the predecessors' and future successors' memories would transfer to him/her as well.

But,

Eren's father steals the Founding Titan and then passes it down to Eren.

So, are the memories gone? Or will they come back if a true member of the royal family

retrieves the Founding Titan back?

Spoilers from up to Chapter 107.

According to the wiki,

 only those with royal blood—the Fritz or Reiss royal families—are able
 to use the true power of the Founding Titan. However, if the Founding
 Titan is inherited by someone outside of the royal family, the power
 can still be used if the inheritor is in physical contact with a
 Titan with royal blood. This is demonstrated when Eren Yeager
 temporarily used the Founder's power after striking the hand of Dina
 Fritz's Pure Titan. It is implied by Zeke Yeager that it does not
 matter if the Titan of royal blood is a Pure Titan or one of the Nine
 Titans, such as the Beast Titan.

 If the inheritor touches a human of royal blood, although the full
 power of the Founding Titan is still locked, some snippets of the
 previous inheritors' memories can be realized. The touch of Historia
 Reiss and her father Rod occasionally resurfaced the memories of
 Grisha Yeager. However, these memories are erratic and do not always
 come.

So if

 a true member of the royal family regains the Founding Titan, I assume that they will be able to see all of the previous memories again. Naturally, they will be subject to the First King's Will.

No matter how many "others" it passes through, the original memories will remain This is at least what is implied if we are to believe the royal families current understanding of titan-inherited memories. They view the "will of the original" as a sort of curse they can't escape from if they eat the key titan and the prospect of it being temporarily in Eren and his father did not change this mindset so we can only assume that the memories would still be there.
EDIT: This quote is just the most recent example (chapter 115) where they state that if the founding titan were to fall back into the hands of someone with royal blood then the memories IE. THE VOW would come back in effect. When I originally answered this was just the royal families understanding, now with later story arcs its pretty much everyones understanding.


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Can Eri's quirk bring back the dead?
This was asked by someone in another website but seems to have limited answers, or at least not enough to satisfy myself, so I am asking here.
Since Eri can, correct me if I'm wrong, rewind a person's body, can Eri also rewind a dead body back into a living one?

As far as I know, there has been no event yet in the manga where Eri was shown to have reverted a dead person back to life.
What we know is that:

Her quirk can only affect a person's physical state, as mentioned by Aizawa in Chapter 161
Her quirk can erase a person's existence completely, as mentioned in Chapter 156, when her father accidentally touched her

Personally, this is still vague. For example, does a person have a soul? Because if he/she does, will the soul alongside the body be also affected? What is only known is that her quirk can only affect the physical state of those she is in contact with or within her vicinity. There is a possibility that, if a person does have a soul, it can also be affected, unless the manga dismisses it entirely. Is there a guarantee that if a person has a soul, would his/her soul still be near its physical body upon death? Near enough to be affected by her quirk?
However, assuming that a person does not have a soul and death is just another physical state of the body in the My Hero Academia world, then theoretically, she could.
There are still much to know about her quirk that we can only speculate what could be or could not be possible. As far as I know, that manga has yet to clarify this.

It's possible, but I'd assume that if Eri did happen to resurrect someone, they would probably be a body with no soul unless her quirk can resurrect the mind.
I have a small theory that's probably not accurate, but the heroes & villains in My Hero Academia are able to power up as I've seen with Toga. So, if Eri powers up, it (might) allow her to bring peoples' souls alive with the original part of her quirk, which is turning back time on a person's physical state.

Since human memories are stored physically, it depends on if Eri's quirk would also rewind that person to also have those stored memories which would collectively make a person, or if the body would be rewinded to before death but the mind would be gone.
I'm not sure because I don't think there has been any evidence on which one is correct though


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In Episode 221 of Naruto: Shippūden, what was it that Naruto signed about?
When the Great Toad Sage reverse summoned Naruto, he signed something about a key and I don’t understand what just happened.
What did he do? Did he keep back the Nine Tails or what? No spoilers please.

Can you specify the exact episode number?

221 when the orange and black frog gets kick into naruto mouth

What did that contract do?

That scroll was not a contract but rather, the key to the Fourth Hokage's seal.
In Chapter 489, Gamatora reveals it after Naruto's inquiry. To quote,

The key that locks and unlocks the Fourth Hokage's Sealing Jutsu that's on yer belly! With this, ya could even let Nine Tails out to run free.

Naruto accepting it means he now has control of the Fourth Hokage's Sealing Jutsu via the key.

I apologize if I do not consider this as a major spoiler. Besides, this should have already been revealed on that same episode. You either just missed this, you had faulty subtitles or the anime adapted this particular chapter differently.


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Are Jinchūriki immune to Genjutsu?
So, everyone knows that Killer Bee instantly broke the Genjustu which Sasuke cast on him. How about other Jinchūriki? We know that Jinchūriki have a lot of chakra because of their Tailed Beasts and they could use this chakra to free themselves from Genjustu.
So, can we say that they are immune to Genjutsu?

Well!!! No one is immune to genjutsu, not even Jinchuriki. The fact here is that when the Jinchuriki falls for the genjutsu, the sealed bijuu can support the jinchuriki to get away from genjutsu by destabilizing the chakra. Why only Killer Bee was able to cast away a genjutus is that he was known to have built a great bond with Hachibi, so both of them act as a team to overcome genjutsu.

Edited it. Tell me if there are problems with the edit, if ever it changed the thought of your question.

If the Jinchuuriki and their tailed beast work together they can basically break every genjutsu put upon them since one of the counters against genjutus is to have the victim's chakra flow disrupted. This makes them mostly immune to them.

A victim's chakra flow, if disrupted enough, can break the caster's influence. This "Genjutsu Dissipation" (幻術解, Genjutsu Kai, Literally meaning: Illusion Technique Dissipation) or "Genjutsu Reversal" (幻術返し, Genjutsu Gaeshi, Literally meaning: Illusion Technique Reversal)[7] can be done by the victim themselves, (assuming they realise they're under a genjutsu's influence) or an ally who emits chakra into them;[8] jinchūriki who have formed a good relationship with their tailed beast prefer the latter method whenever they need it.

Wiki

No, Itachi casted a genjutsu on Naruto to keep his kotoamatsukami crow inside naruto. It is just jinchurikis has upper hand than same level ninja as they have more chakra, they can resist more. It is all depends on if the subject is trained enough to resist and if the caster is skilled enough to cast a genjutsu powerful enough to counter the subject.


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What illness did Tanjiro's dad have?
In the anime, we have a flashback that mentions Tanjiro's dad who was very ill when Tanjiro was still at a young age.
So, what is the cause of Tanjiro's dad's illness?

Its never stated in the manga why he is so sick.
But if you read the manga you will have a theory

Tanjiro's dad have The mark, Its stated by upper moon 1 every demon slayer who has the marked will be died before they turn 25 years old. We don't know if Tanjiro's dad have the mark or even he is a demon slayer before, but because he can use breathing technique Dance of the Fire God it's safe to assume he was once a demon slayer. even though it doesn't guarantee if tanjiro's dad ever have The Mark, because not every Demon Slayer have The Mark.

No, not really.
Tanjuro Kamado was never a demon slayer. He knew Hinokami Kagura as a dance that is performed from dusk to sunrise as an offering to the sun god once per year. He was never officially a demon slayer and never took final selection. However, Tanjiro was a demon slayer, but never Tanjuro.


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How come Luffy is not weakened during his fight in Marineford?
Devil Fruit users' strength is sucked away when they are in sea or under kairosaki chains. In the Marineford arc, Luffy was standing on the Giant Ice land formed when Aokiji froze the sea. My question is: Ice is basically frozen water, shouldn't that also sap away Devil Fruit users' strength?

Yes, in practice, frozen water also would sap the power of a devil fruit user.
In the SBS of the One Piece Manga — Vol. 41 (p. 206), Oda mentions all types of Water cause weakness in Devil Fruit users. However, in this same SBS it is also mentioned that not touching the water itself will not affect the user.
Hence walking on ice with shoes or the likes, would in most cases prevent any form of power sap/weakening.

gotcha, the shoes must be the reason, same as bicycle of aokiji. Thank you

@SuryaTej Well, going with that reason, it means Aokiji's ice is special and doesn't weaken DF users, but I don't think that is the case. My bet is that ice doesn't have the same effect on DF users as we saw Aokiji's fighting with other DF users and there were no signs of weakening or hindering their abilities.


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Do Yin Kurama and Yang Kurama have different personalities?
In the Great Ninja War, we can see that Minato can easily access Bijuu mode because Yin Kurama is willing to let Minato use it, but as for Naruto, Yang Kurama takes a long progression to let Naruto use his power.
So, does this say that Yin and Yang Kurama's personalities are totally different?
I can see that Yin Kurama's attitude is more likely to be gentle and Yang Kurama's is fierce (in the beginning, we know that Kurama becomes friendly towards the end of the Great Ninja War).

Minato was already a strong shinobi to begin with when he split and locked Kurama inside of himself and Naruto. Minato had a better opportunity to win over Yin's trust quickly/more easily, as we see Naruto eventually do with Yang. Naruto was not aware of Kurama inside of him until his teens, then it only took him a few years (and lots of training) to gain Kurama's trust and control over Bijuu mode.

Yes, the personalities of Yin and Yang Kurama are different as it is based on the principles of yin and yang. To balance everything, Kurama has both good and bad sides that are split into two parts. Minato, while sealing him inside Naruto, made sure that the “good” side of Kurama goes to Naruto.
The reason he did was because he didn't want the "bad" Kurama inside Naruto, as we know for a fact that Kurama is the most impatient and angry biju of all. Another reason is because Kurama had loads of chakra. Naruto as a child, even being an Uzumaki, cannot hold that much inside him (that's why Minato split it).
Naruto struggled to gain the trust and friendship of "good" Kurama. It would gave been a lot more tougher if it was the bad and angry "bad" Kurama will be. It is also seen that the "bad" Kurama was surprised that Naruto was able to befriend the "good" Kurama. You can hear him say:

"Looks like Naruto sweet talked my other side."

Since Naruto has already befriended the "good" Kurama, the "bad" Kurama didn't hesitant to give chakra when Minato shared it with Naruto.
Despite Yin Kurama being bad, he does know how to compliment someone and addresses the wielder by his name. Yang Kurama doesn't anything about compliments and he initially addressed Naruto as "brat":

"That was quite the touching speech your son just gave there... Minato"
"He became a nice brat that really loves his parents... Minato"

Moreover, Yang Kurama was surprised that he was able persuade his other half (it might mean that is difficult to reach his thoughts and feelings):

"He was even able to persuade my other half"
"(that was) Enough to move even this(other) half of me"

Both of the Kuramas shared their chakra on the basis of the mental state of the wielder. Yang Kurama's chakra automatically mixed into Naruto's when Naruto was full of hate, anger, and dark thoughts. Minato had access to Yin Kurama's power while being pure hearted, happy, normal good guy.
Source:

https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-personality-differences-in-Yin-and-Yang-Kurama
https://www.narutoforums.org/threads/yin-kurama-is-good-nice-friendly.935394/


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Why are Gantz weapons slow to take effect?
I was watching the Live Action film of Gantz and noticed that it seems weird that after firing, the effects of a shot fired from a Gantz weapon is slow to occur, e.g.,

when the players who killed the Child Onion Alien attack the Adult Onion Alien, the Adult Alien shields himself with one of the players with each shot but it takes several seconds before the player's body explodes
when fighting the Buddhist Statue Aliens, there is a part where Kei shoots a limb of one of them (I think the giant one that Kannon deployed) which was going to punch him into the ground. Even after shooting it, the alien's fist continues to come toward Kei and if the delay had been longer, he could have been crushed

To me, this seems like a design flaw in the guns as it appears that the target of the shot can still move and possibly attack before it feels the effects of the attack and more so, the aliens seems to be able to react in real-time to the attacks (e.g., the Adult Onion Alien and Kannon shielding itself with its swords the moment Kei shoots).
So if the aliens can react in real-time to shots fired by Gantz Weapons, why is there a delay to the effects of such shots?

Haven't started reading this one yet but it looks like it was never mentioned why in the manga too: https://gantz.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Gantz_Equipment . Only reason I can think of is maybe to raise the difficulty of the missions to make them more interesting and exciting.

i dont remember the source but it was said due the amount of energy compressed. Similar to the attacks from Oka against Nura with the powerfull suit. Also, the weapon can "follow target" with the another buttom, so first you "ensure", then you "shoot" unless you want to automatically shoot after "ensure" withput pressing the second buttom

There are two options with the gantz weapons:
1.- shoot
2.- ensure
[spoiler]

 Ih the part when they fight with dinosaurs or when they are going to kill Tae Kojima they said that if you want to avoid the waiting time to shoot or if you want that shot follows target, you have to "ensure" first >!

Can you elaborate how these 2 options are related to the delayed effects of a shot?


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Soundtrack of K: Return of Kings at the beginning of Episode 2
What is the title for the song in K: Return of Kings episode 2 right at the beginning of the episode where Shiro falls from the sky ?

The song is called 'The Dresden Slate'. It's from the K: Return of Kings OST, a full list of which can be found here. Here's the song posted on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_frSptNITo


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Is this Mr. Spock in Sei Juushi Bismarck?
In episode 18 of Sei Juushi Bismarck, at around 6:30, I just noticed a character looking very similar to Mr. Spock from Star Trek to the right. I checked the scene of the corresponding episode, The Amazing Lazardo, in Saber Rider and the Star Sherrifs but the character does not appear there. The scene pans from left to right but stops before the character appears on screen.
Bismark aired from 1984-1985 in Japan and Star Trek: The Animated Series aired from 1973-1974 in the US and 1977 in Japan.  It seems to me that somebody noticed this during editing and thought it's best to leave the character out. Does anybody have any background about this?

Nice find :) I could not find any information regarding why this was done but I'm pretty sure that's Spock, considering the popularity of Star Trek back then. To me, it's probably more like a nod to a popular character rather than an indication that both series' universes are connected. I might be wrong, though...


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Why do the pistols and rifles not have trigger guards in Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood?
I am assuming that the reason is that they didn't want to animate it. But really, I think it's a little odd seeing it, as it doesn't tackle on that much more effort to animate it.

Why do the pistols and rifles not have trigger guards? Because that is by design and not just because they do not want to animate it. Also, not all firearms in the anime do not have trigger guards.
This was one of the images I found when searching for firearms in Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood. A complete list of firearms from the anime can be found here, as mentioned by @Maroon, in which some standard-issue firearms have no trigger guards.
In Wikipedia, it is stated that guns can have no trigger guard so

as not to impair use with large cold weather gloves on, especially those intended to be used in arctic conditions.

While this might not be in arctic conditions, the fact that some characters in the anime wear gloves proves the point that this is for ease of use. It would be difficult to press the trigger with a trigger guard if you have gloves on, especially large and thick ones.

If you haven't seen it already, this listing of firearms in FMA (which may be incomplete) strongly supports the "by design" reasoning.


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Why is Super Saiyan Blue (Goku) more powerful than Super Saiyan God (Goku)?
I watched the series earlier. I now joined the Stack Exchange and found this forum so I searched about this but could not find an appropriate answer. Does anyone know?

I believe your question is already answered in the wikia page of Dragon Ball.
The Super Saiyan Blue is a combination of the power of Super Saiyan and Super Saiyan God.
Or,
Super Saiyan Blue is using the power of a God {God ki} and transforming to a Super Saiyan.
Therefore, Super Saiyan Blue has much greater power than Super Saiyan God.


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If Brook drown or even touch those Seastone handcuffs, shouldn't he die since the power aren't working anymore?
I know that Oda already made something similar happen but could it be a logical flaw? I also know that a similar question has been asked but nobody answered anything relevant to what I wanted to understand.

Hi. Can you elaborate on how similar that question you are referring to is? If possible, provide a link as to where you found it so others can confirm if this has really been answered or not. Because if it is asking for the same thing and it is on this site, it is still considered a duplicate question, even if it is not yet answered. Thanks! :)

Not at all.
Being in seawater or exposed to seastone doesn't change the physical make-up of paramecia type devil fruit users it merely incapacitates them as demonstrated when Luffy was immersed in seawater during the Arlong arc, while he was unable to move his neck was still able to stretch allowing Nami to hold his head above water.
By that same token Brook wouldn't be able to make any active use of his abilities but he'd still stay in his undead state.

If he drowned, then his powers would still work as IG_42 stated, but if he touched seaprism stone and was killed, he wouldn't come back, because as seen when trapped by Crocodile, the bars were made of seaprism stone and Luffy's powers were disabled.

Please include relevant sources/references.


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Where can I watch Sailor Moon legally?
I want to start watching Sailor Moon but I don't know where to watch it legally. Can anyone tell me where to watch it starting from the very first season?

I found these sites while browsing the net:
Sailor Moon:

Hulu: https://www.hulu.com/series/sailor-moon-4e1c9108-f973-48fb-8824-a69280ca0438
Viz: https://www.viz.com/watch/streaming/sailor-moon (Country Specific)

Sailor Moon Crystal:

Bandai Channel: https://www.b-ch.com/ttl/index.php?ttl_c=4233
Hulu: https://www.hulu.com/series/sailor-moon-crystal-f8ab94ad-27b1-416b-a463-
Crunchyroll: https://www.crunchyroll.com/sailor-moon-crystal (does not require membership)

I was unable to personally try the sites that are restricted by region or country, so, if you want to see more options, you can browse through our community curated list of legal online sources.

Sources:

Quora: Is Sailor Moon on Netflix or Hulu?
Tonepoet: (Verified the Viz U.R.L. with a screenshot)
Maroon (Mentioned Crunchyroll)

@Tonepoet Nope. It's not available, for me at least, but no warning message appears that the content is blocked in my country. Only the blu-rays and DVD's are listed there.

Here's a screenshot of what I saw at the specified U.R.L. if anybody else wanting to vote can't verify that link for themselves.

@Tonepoet Seems like it is only available for some countries. Thanks for verifying!

SMC is also on Crunchyroll, which might be preferred over Hulu since it doesn't require a membership.

You can find some seasons on Hulu, but I've found in my experience the best place for animes is definitely Crunchyroll. I used to watch Sailor Moon Crystal on Crunchyroll with my mom, and if I remember correctly, it had all the seasons. There's also a few seasons of Sailor Moon Crystal on Netflix.


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Do shops need permission to produce scale/action figurines based on anime/manga characters?
Like, for example, does Good Smile need permission from the mangaka to create a bunny version of an anime/manga character he/she created or can they just do it either way and sell it straight up?

I suppose yes. I don't see why they would not need such permission considering it would be used for commercial purpose.


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Is Hanekawa punching Hachikuji out of character?
When Hachikuji was first introduced in Bakemonogatari, there was this scene where Hanekawa punched Hachikuji. I feel that's pretty out of character especially after seeing more of her personality in the later part of the series. I took it as just a comic relief.
In Nisemonogatari, however, Hanekawa stopped Araragi from hitting Karen when Karen got reckless.
Are there other evidences showing that Hanekawa punching Hachikuji is not out of character?

Hi. What episode was this? I could not remember Hanekawa punching Hachikuji. If I recall correctly, wasn't Hachikuji with Araragi in most of her scenes since he's the only one who can see her?

Just realized this is only in the light novel, but in the anime Hanekawa only lightly knocked Hachikuji's head. I guess it is out of character after all.

Okay. I have not yet read the light novel (only seen the anime) so I'll defer to people who might be able to provide a better answer :) It just surprised me because I could only recall Araragi being physical with Hachikuji, and he was one of those, if not the only one, she interacted with a lot.

Right, but Hanekawa in ep 4 can see Hachkuji, partly because she does not want to go home that day.

Hanekawa also smacks Hachikuji in ch. 12, in the same scene. I'm assuming this was supposed to be a light smack to reprimand her, rather than a "punch," but I don't remember the scene in Nisemonogatari so don't have a good point of comparison.


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Isn't this Layla Heartfilia's grave?
As far as I remember, this is Lucy's mother's grave. Then is the person standing in front of the grave Lucy's brother or is he/she her relative?

Yes, that is Layla Heartfilia's grave and if I remember correctly, that's Anna Heartfilia, her ancestor, standing in front of it.

She was the teacher of the five Dragon Slayers that were sent to the future in order to eradicate Acnologia.

Everything about her will be revealed in the later part of the story.

Thanks , i think i will be waiting . But which episode of the anime this truth will be revealed ?

I do not watch the anime but I've read the manga. I think she only appeared on the last arc and during Fairy Tail's final battle (or second to the last major battle)


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What chapter of the manga does Snow White with the Red Hair anime leave off at?
I wanted to read the manga because I really like this anime. It’s one of the best romance anime I’ve watch.

According to Mangaupdates,

Season 1 ended at Vol. 4 Chapter 17 while Season 2 ended at Vol. 8 Chapter 32 with an alternate ending.

Since Season 2 has an alternate ending, it might be best to start where Season 1 ended.


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What's the meaning behind Yuzuru's photographs?
A few scenes after the failed suicide attempt of Shouko, we see Yuzuru telling her mother something about the pictures she was taking and how she was trying to prevent Shouko from killing herself. Can someone explain that to me?

From to the wiki,

Her hobby is taking pictures of dead animals, with the intent of showing her sister how horrible death is. The purpose is to discourage her sister from killing herself.

Yuzuru's hobby of photographing dead animals was born from her desire to discourage her sister from committing suicide. This is confirmed in the A Silent Voice manga. In volume 6, Chapter 45: It Was All For Nothing, there is a flashback where Shoko tells Yuzuru she wants to die. On the same page, Yuzuru tries to figure out what to do, stating

What can I do? How can I make her not want to die?

Before the flashback ends, her focus shifts to some sort of carcass and she thinks, "That's it!"
Furthermore, earlier in the chapter before the flashback, Yuzuru is seen taking down the photos, and when asked why by her mother, she replies,

Because I realized they were meaningless. I thought seeing these would change her mind about wanting to die.

In volume 4, at the end of Chapter 32: Gum Syrup, we see a glimpse of Yuzuru's motivation for taking the pictures. When the others show Yuzuru a bird's corpse, she takes a picture and then immediately asks Shoko if she thinks the corpse is gross. Shoko makes a disgusted face and sticks out her tongue, prompting Yuzuru to excitedly clamor,

Oh?! You think it's gross, huh?!

A little later, when it becomes apparent everyone is trying to cheer Yuzuru up after her grandmother's death, Yuzuru states,

In that case, you guys don't understand me at all!! Did you really think this would make me happy?!

A bit of a stretch, but this might possibly hint at the pictures being for her sister, not for Yuzuru herself.
Though there are some unanswered questions, such as whether Yuzuru genuinely enjoys her hobby or if she just does it for her sister's sake, the manga makes it clear that Yuzuru is trying to gross out and disturb Shoko with the pictures so that she doesn't kill herself.


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Is a Titan's size based on age?
So in the new episode, we see Eren's real Titan form. He was a small titan so I was just curious if there's any correlation between the age and the size of the Titan someone would turn into?

I don't think this will be the case, it so then colossal titan would have to be much older.

Colossal Titan is much much bigger than the Armored Titan, yet both of them are of the same or at least similar age.
As another comparison, Jaw Titan is of the same if not older age than Eren yet much much smaller.
So there is no relationship between their age and their size.
Another example Connie's mother. Despite being old, she didn't turn into a huge titan. In fact she only became a small titan.

Sizes are among the defining features for Colossal and Jaw Titans. Barring the Nine Titans (i.e. among the pure titans), is there any such evidence?

Added Connie's mom for example outside the Nine Titans.

In episode 38, released on July 23, 2018 we are shown Eren to be transforming, not very successfully, into a titan as experiments directed by Hange. I do not recall if in the anime this was said, as this part was truncated from how it appeared in the manga, but what happened is that Hange told him to transform many times in succession, and as he got more and more tired from transforming, the titan he produced became smaller and less fully formed. Therefore, I think the explanation for the child titan is that as a child, he does not have the stamina of an adult, and not able to produce his full adult titan form, and not that titans somehow grow with age.
Indeed, as others have mentioned, there seems to be no other correlation of size and age, given that Bernholdt, Reiner, Annie, and Eren are all relatively close in age, and their titans tend to be of various sizes, whereas Connie's mother is significantly older than they, and she became a relatively small and unformed titan.


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Does Deku/Midoriya ever use his power without breaking his bones?
I’m only on season one, currently, but I really want to know if he does ever use his power without it breaking his bones.

Spoilers Ahead.
Yes, he was able to. In the later seasons, he kept check of his power and only uses less than a hundred percent to avoid injury. To be more precise,

If Izuku does not keep One For All below his current limit of 20%, his body can be immensely damaged by the force of his movements. (Wiki)

During the Internship Arc, however,

he was able to use 100% of his power but with the aid of Eri. As seen in Chapters 157 onwards, this was possible since Eri has the ability to rewind the state of the body of those she touches. Izuku's Quirk destroys his body while Eri rewinds it to a previous state or 'heals' it simultaneously and thus, making him maintain 100% power during this particular fight without breaking his bones or damaging his body.

Not to mention some recent... findings regarding his ability, which should be even less harmful for his body.

In season 2 episode 4-5 (I think), Deku uses his quirk One For All for the first time without breaking his hand, but he did say that his hand still hurt but it wasn’t broken, so he was fine. I think that was the first time he uses his quirk without breaking his bone/bones.
He won’t have any bones broken as long as he keeps his quirk to 20 percent and below.


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When did Lelouch take the Code from his father?
When I was just searching for theories for why people believe Lelouch is still alive, I found a theory which says Lelouch took the Geass from his dad, so when he was killed he actually became immortal. But on re-watching the series I can't find any such scene where we see Lelouch taking the Code from his dad. Or did I miss something?
When I watched the anime for the first time, I remember it had extra scenes like Lelouch driving the cart, which wasn't present when I re-watched the series. I read that it was removed later.
So, did the writers remove the scene in which Lelouch takes the Code from his dad?
I am getting an impression that the writers had plans on keeping Lelouch alive, initially. They came out and said the ending was left ambiguous for the reader to interpret as they want, and then, they removed that scene and declared Lelouch is dead.

it's possible that the new movie coming out might give an answer however my belief is that the moment the second sigil appeared in Lelouch's other eye he had stolen the code because at that moment "God" was able to kill Charles. however a screenshot i have seen advertised for the new movie makes me believe the Code was not active until the Zero Requiem had been fulfilled

@Memor-X Well movies aren't taking place in anime universe but in the movie universe. As you can see sherly is alive in movies but dead in anime. While in the trailer she is alive so it is a sequel to movies. So answers presented in movies might not explain it. Also, geass cannot work on a person with the code so I thought it was a god who killed Charles. So not sure if Lelouch can force Charles to give his Code.

@Memor-X No, that's not correct. Lelouch never got a code. the show staff officially confirmed he was truly dead and not immortal. the show staff even explicitly denied that codes needed to activated through death. You should read the Code Geass Community Information Database. It has all the info. https://www.reddit.com/user/GeassedbyLelouch/comments/8hklfr/evaluating_code_theory_main_body_index/

Lelouch never got Charles's code.
That was an old fan theory, but it was debunked by the community years ago.
The anime itself made it impossible and even the show staff have officially confirmed that Lelouch was truly dead.
So he never got a code or immortality.
There are also no scenes which show Lelouch as the cart driver. that's merely a fake fan-made video on youtube, it was never real. people made that to fool fans and to push their debunked conspiracy theory of him having a code.
All the official information regarding Lelouch's death can be found on the Code Geass Community Information Database. It has all the official statements, including sources, links, pictures, etc. It also shows how the anime made the fan theory impossible.
Here are some examples of official statements.
From "Geass Memories":
- "Before I started writing the story of a person called Lelouch, I confirmed with Taniguchi-director something. That thing was that the end of Lelouch will be death."
- "At least he is aware of his sins and pays for them with his death."
- "This man called Lelouch will pay for his sins by his death. The story follows him till he finally make this decision."
From the official guide book:
- "For those two who bear the heavy sin known as killing their fathers, they share the belief that they can forgive each other by imposing the greatest punishments on themselves. Death for Lelouch who wishes for a tomorrow with his sister, life for Suzaku who wishes to atone for his sins through death."
From the remade epilogue from 2009 where they dropped the cart driver scene and replaced it with a brand new epilogue:
- "A young man dies. He had the power to change the world, to create a new order. The world feared him, hated him. But, I know he died with a smile on his face. Only those who have realised their dream will truly understand that feeling of utter contentment. So, this is not a tragedy. And whenever I feel sad or cry at night, I sing a song. A song of man's making. Zero Requiem!"
All sources and many more examples can be found in the above linked Database

could you please quote the elevents points of the post that support your answer. also i should point out that just as the end of the post you link to says, thigns can be retconned and according to the wiki " Due to stopping the progression of the Sword of Akasha in C's World and 'killing' Charles Zi Britannia at the same time, Lelouch gains Code but fails to transition to it completely due to the abrupt stop in Charles's plans with Ragnarök that would have converted him to a functioning immortal"

(cont.) though i will admit i have yet to see the new series yet and can not verify myself if what the wiki says is true about the plot summary

@Memor-X what are "elevents points"? In any case, the 4 movies form an alternate universe which isn't canon to the tv series. And the wiki is even very wrong there. C.C. herself first wonders about the possibility that has got a code, but then immediately dismisses that idea. Lelouch himself says he is uncertain about immortality. And the movie shows us that the new power he got is very different from the code.

sorry, i mean Relevant Points. you don't need to quote everything, just the relevant points about the code as currently you are telling people to "go to this link and read though all the stuff about how Lelouch is confirmed dead" when it would be simplier to quote the parts about just the code in the event that reddit goes down, that post is removed or any of the links that reddit posts links too


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Why do most dragon slayers in Fairy Tail have their emblems on their shoulder?
I wanted to know why their emblems are on their shoulder. I realized it days ago. If any of you have any answers or theories, please tell me. I would appreciate it a lot.

I assume it's only a design choice from the author. As far as I remember, the emblem is put wherever the user wants to put it.

@Jerry is right, the placement of the guild's symbol is wherever the mage wants it. If you remember in Volume 1 Chapter 2, Mirajane was asking Lucy if she was sure she wants the symbol placed on her hand, implying that mages have a choice as to where they can put it.
As to how some dragon slayers have their guild's symbol in their shoulders, that is mostly coincidental and if there was any special meaning to it, it was not focused upon nor explained throughout the series, at least in the manga, if I recall correctly.


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Why isn't Frieza permanently in his golden form?
In Dragon Ball Super, Frieza is shown to have surpassed the limitation of his golden form, the stamina drain.
Why isn't he permanently in this form? Is there anything stopping him from doing so?

Using any form of transformation requires some amount of Stamina irrespective of however well you adapt to the form and you master the form.For example, an exhausted Goku or Vegeta, wouldn't be able to turn into a Super Saiyan if their stamina is completely depleted. One good example is in Dragon Ball Super Episode 128, Vegeta's stamina is completely depleted and he isn't even able to turn into a regular Super Saiyan during his fight with Jiren,  which you can see here. And it is obviously fair to say, Goku and Vegeta should have perfect mastery of the Super Saiyan forms by now.Frieza's Golden form is immensely powerful and the stronger the transformation, it wastes greater stamina and usually has a greater toll on the body. Further proof of this is when Frieza fights Cabba. After Frieza turns into his Golden form and completely overwhelms SSJ2 Cabba, he says something along the lines of,  "Spending excess stamina on trash is such a waste", which you can see here.When Frieza mastered the transformation, what he basically did was begin to use the transformation as optimally as he could. In other words, you could compare it to Goku and Vegeta using Super Saiyan Blue as optimally as they can. Even though you could say they have the Super Saiyan Blue transformation mastered, they would rather use the Super Saiyan forms or fight in their base against a weaker opponent than waste excess stamina in a much more powerful form. This is why Frieza only transforms into his Golden Form when he has an opponent who he cannot defeat in his final form.

Well, he still has stamina problems, but let's say he didn't. The reason why he doesn't stay in that form is the same reason Goku doesn't stay in Super saiyan, even though he mastered that form can sleep in that form with no stamina drain.
It's just because they don't want to.


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After Hitagi End, does Nadeko ever meet Araragi again?
So in Hitagi End, Deishuu then told Koyomi Araragi to stay out of Nadeko's life from then on. I'm wondering if Araragi ever meets Nadeko after that? (time-order, not release-order)(This is a light novel related question)

Off the top of my head... They meet in (happends after Hitagi End) Zoku-Owari. But that is kind of cheating. They may of possibily met in Off-Season... But I haven't gotten around to reading through the rest of the books. Then of course there is the new season...

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What do you call Al's armor seal?
What do you call Alphonse Elric's armor seal? The circle Ed made to attach his brother's soul?

What do you call Alphonse Elric's armor seal? I have yet to read or watch this series but the answer can be found here. Apparently, a soul can be bound to inanimate objects via a Blood Rune.

A Blood Rune, also known as a Blood Seal (血印, Ketsuin), is an alchemical technique used to bind someone's soul to an inanimate metal object. The iron in the blood will interact with the metal it is on, causing the object and the blood rune to form a symbiosis.

In exchange, Ed gave up his right arm and used his own blood to successfully bind his brother's soul. The blood rune can be seen in Al's body.


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Can hunters change their specialization through training?
How did characters in Hunter x Hunter got their specialization or affinity? It is said that the specialization or affinity is based on the potential the characters got during their birth. Can they change the specialization or affinity they have just by thinking or training? But if they can, how can they train something they don't have? Like if they can't shoot the aura out, how will they get the specialization of shooting the aura by training?
Also, how come Franklin can shoot aura from his hands when he was born with human hands? How did Chrollo acquire spell stealing when there is no one to train with at the city of wasteland?

Can I see your edited question? @W.Are

@kit I didn't propose an edit since I want the OP to clarify what exactly he/she needs to know. As of now, I am assuming he/she just wants to know if changing Nen specializations is possible through training since that is the title of the question.

Can I know what is OP stand for?

@kit OP usually refers to the one who originally posted the question.

Can hunters change their specialization through training? No, they can't, simple as that. The manga also doesn't show that they can (I've read up to the Succession Contest arc). I also have yet to see a Nen user who has an affinity on one aura that changed it via training, showing that currently, it is impossible to change Nen affinity via training. Nen users only have a single affinity towards one of the six aura types.

As explained by Kurapika in Volume 12, Chapter 108, if, for example, a Conjurer tries to learn abilities other than his/her own affinity or own type, the maximum level of skill or mastery he/she can attain on these other skills (Emission, Manipulation, etc) would be lower compared to when using skills as a Conjurer. This means that a Nen user who is a Conjurer can still use abilities outside of Conjuration but with lesser strength and effectiveness. Shown below is Kurapika's maximum level of mastery on all aura types.

Kurapika, however, is one of the exceptions. He can change his affinity when his eyes become scarlet, as shown in Volume 9 Chapter 83, so he becomes a Specialist from being originally a Conjurer, making him able to access all six Nen aura types. Thus, someone can change affinity by being born as a Kurta, which has the scarlet eyes. Then again, like having an affinity towards a certain Nen type, this is not achievable through training or via other means but by being born with it. If I recall correctly, Kurapika was the only one shown in the manga like this.

How come Franklin can shoot aura from his hands when he was born with human hands? His hands are human. I have no idea where you got the assumption that his hands are anything other than human. His fingertips was the only thing he cut (Volume 9 Chapter 76) up to the distal phalanges. This, as noted in the wiki,

...was not required...but since self-imposed limitations can greatly enhance Nen abilities, the power of each bullet increased dramatically

He is only shooting aura from his fingertips. His hand is not mechanical or hollow and this would be pointless since the aura is from the body, not from a storage in the hand. Frank just chose to emit it in his fingertips rather than in other parts of the body.
How did Chrollo acquire spell stealing when there is no one to train with at the city of wasteland? Again, I have no idea where you got the information that no one lives in Meteor City. There are people there, that is where the Phantom Troupe originated, but they only don't exist in any official records. That doesn't mean they also, physically, do not exist. As to how Chrollo acquired his ability, that was never discussed in the manga.


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Ranma 1/2 Season 7, Ep. 151, The Kuno Sibling Scandal - Score
Adorable, goofy song.
Could someone tell me what the song is at around 7:04, where Kuno Tatewaki jumps Ranma to reclaim his album of girl-Ranma pics, on the bridge with Kodachi? It's hilarious.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLnwCZuYCnE
Thanks in advance.

Found it!
34:03 -35:46 Kenji Kawai - Come Back Here! [Chuugoku Nekonron Daikessen! Okite Yaburi No Geki]
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvSHGaoP43c


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Which volume has Mikasa's backstory?
My favorite episode is the one with Mikasa's backstory. The manga has so much more detail so I wanted her backstory in the manga.

I assume you are referring to the 6th Episode of Attack on Titan. This episode adapts both Chapter 5 and 6 of the manga and includes Mikasa's backstory. I'd also recommend reading the second volume of Attack on Titan: Lost Girls, which is also about Mikasa.


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BTOOOM! Complete plot
I recently watched the BTOOOM anime and thought to myself "Oh man, finally a decent anime". But then surprise. The final episode isn't the final of the story and leaves you hanging while you wait for season 2, which from what I've discovered won't be made. Bummer.
So I searched for the manga and found out that it has 26 volumes but because of licensing the final volume won't be published until some time end of 2019. At least how it shows up on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Btooom!#Volume_list
I want to know how it ends and how the plot unfolds. Is there some place where I can find the plot of each episode?
Note that I'm not just interested in the ending (one or the other of the versions) but how the plot actually unfolds.

The only way you can know of the ending and how the plot actually unfolds is to read the rest of the chapters you haven't. Since the final volume hasn't been translated and released yet, you either need to buy up to the last translated volume and buy a raw version of the final volume and be able to read Japanese, or ask someone you know who knows Japanese to at least give you a rough idea of what happens. I would not rely on the wikia pages for this manga as they are not updated, which might mean that either contributors to the site only read scanlations or they haven't got the time to update yet.
So far, I can't find sites similar to wikia that actually details what happens per chapter so the only options you have are what I mentioned above. Unless, of course, someone here on the site actually follows the manga, understands Japanese and has read up to the final volume.

There's two different endings to the series, why and how it happens is a bit of a spoiler. But needless to say both left fans disappointed. AFAIR it's worth noting that the entirety has not been translated, officially or unofficially. Such post are basically soliciting spoilers because the material is otherwise unavailable to them in a language they can read.


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Was Haru actually trying to kill Yamaken?
In Episode 10 of Tonari no Kaibatsu-kun, after Yamaken asked Haru "What if Mizutani-san says that she likes me more?", Haru thought for a second and then slowly reached out to Yamaken. However, before he can do whatever he was thinking, Mizutani asked what he was up to and he snapped out of his thoughts.
Was Haru actually planning to kill Yamaken by pushing him off the stairs?


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What and where is this Yhwach’s quote mentioned?
I’m sure that I came across Yhwach saying something like this:

In my eyes, there’s no distinction between having a plan and...

What is the full quote? And what chapter is this on?

@W.Are Manga, of course. Yhwach only appears in manga.

Re-read bleach recently, don't remember this quote though. It's possible that the translation varies between scanlators and this one is not mainstream


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Was Hyakkimaru immortal before regaining his body?
When Hyakkimaru was born, he had no limbs, no tongue, no nose, no eyes, no ears and no internal organs. How could he possibly survive then? If he couldn't breath and he couldn't eat since he didn't have a stomach or lungs, does that mean that during the duration of his ordeal he was also immortal?

Anime logic. XD

I don't remember the missing organs bit, but he isn't immortal. I believe both the midwife and the doctor said that Hyakkimaru had a strong desire to live. In other words, he's running on sheer willpower.


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How was Ouni able to contain most of his aura?

In Episode 11, Ouni appeared to contain most of his aura. Was I seeing things or did that actually happen?


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Why did Uraraka say this?
In Chapter 21, after the villains escaped from the USJ, the detective friend of All Might left the rest of their work to one of his officers, Sansa.

However, as he called Sansa by name, Uraraka remarked 'But he's not a dog...' Why did she say this? Or why would the mangaka show Uraraka making this comment after seeing Sansa?

Hmm.. wild guess, but this might be a reference to a common sense/misconception of "dog being loyal" vs "cat being selfish"?

@AkiTanaka Hmm..It's possible. First explanation I thought of was that it could be the name, that 'Sansa' is probably a common name for dogs in Japan, but I'm not sure if this is true and I can't find data to back what I thought of...


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What are the origins of Naruto's stomach's double tetragram seal?
The center pattern looks like an Aztec symbol for rebirth but I'm wondering: How did Kishimoto come up with this exactly?

Can you provide an image of the aztec symbol?

I can't seem to find any official information as to where the Eight Trigrams Sealing Style originated or was based on.
However, here's a theory.
As you may know, Naruto has many influences from Buddhism and Hinduism: the Multiple Lotus Nonself Connected Cannons, The Six Paths of Pain, Formation of Ten Thousand Snakes and the Chakra, to name a few, were based on Buddhist and Hinduist beliefs.
With that, I say that it's possible it might be inspired from the Dharmachakra or the wheel of Dhamma. A comparison of the seals are shown below:
According to Wikipedia, it is connected to the Four Noble Truths and the Noble Eightfold Path, both of which are teachings to help a person escape the painful cycle of rebirth, if I understand correctly.


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What "thing" were Taiga and Ryuuji talking about in Episode 1?
So, this is something I am wondering but I don't remember if this was ever explained. At the start of Toradora, both Taiga and Ryuuji talk about something that's hidden and about how if somebody sees it, they would want to see it again and that someday, somebody would find it.
But what is that thing they are talking about? If it's explained in an episode then please tell me which episode, or please explain it here.

It seems to me like they're referring to 'love' or 'true love' (those emotions basically), rather than a physical item. I haven't seen an explanation anywhere (I took a quick look at the wikia), but it would fit with the genre and it matches the description.

@TheGamer007 Ah yeah it would make sense, I wasn't sure cause I don't remember it exactly mentioned somewhere, but I'm not sure as I've watched it a long time ago and I just started rewatching it and this was the first thing I was wondering

IIIRC, it was never explained in the light novel either. It could be intentional, left to the reader to interpret.

Pretty sure they're talking about love or a true bond or something. All I know is that they repeat it in the final scene of the anime as well.

The "something" referred to love. Only, people who can see it are the whole bunch of people wanted to have it because that's the way it's meant to be. it's what was said at the start and end of the series. However, somehow it links to the conversation Ryuji had with Kushieda about the ghosts and UFOs on the beach house as Kushieda wanted to see what ghosts looked like. It might refer to the love we have for those who surround us. As in the case of Taiga and Ryuji, the whole time they thought of themselves as friends and never realised that was the love which didn't let them move away from each other. And at last, only they were able to see it as they both craved it for their life. Both of them missed the love from their family and found each other.
the ending was very satisfying and let me down too. As for Kushieda and Ami, both developed feelings of love and affection for Ryuji. While Kushieda thought Taiga needed him more and she felt guilty trying to steal Ryuji from her if she confessed her love towards Ryuji, Ami was the most mature girl in the school, who believed that Ryuji and Taiga both love each other. And she can't have Ryuji because trying it will only give her pain just like Kushieda.
The biggest sacrifice was made by Kushieda, she was betrayed by both his love and best friend. While I felt super bad for Ami too as she was badmouthing Taiga, she is always helpful to both Ryuji and Taiga. Honestly, Kushieda is able to confess her feelings to both Ryuji and Taiga at the end of the episode - Confession. But Ami was never able to, she only kept it to herself. And that was very painful.
Don't wait for Season 2, as the story was never meant for next season. It's complete on its own. Also, don't forget to watch the real ending after the ending theme in the series.

If only you hadn't rambled in this answer...it'd have been a good answer.

The first paragraph is only relevant to the question. Rest is unnecessary rambling...


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Why do supernatural titles contain the word 'Code'?
A lot of series about supernatural powers seem to contain the word 'Code' in the title. For example,

Code Geass
Code:Breaker
Code:Realise
Code-E

Why is there a trend like this among anime titles? What does this signify, if any?

I seem to see two different questions here. Are you asking why it is a trend to use the word Code:  on anime titles or what it means for each anime? Because as far as I know, the word 'code' refers to different things depending on the anime. There is no one definition of 'code' for all the anime that uses it in their titles...

Yes. To clarify: why is there that trend?

Thanks for the help clarifying my question.

Code Geass (2006), Code-E (2007), Code:Breaker (2008), Code:Realize (2017). I'd safely take out Realize from the list since it's so long apart from the others to justify a "trend".


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Who are the Heroes that Sweet Mask acknowledged?
I saw an interesting question: How does Sweet Mask (A-Class rank 1) plan to stop unworthy heroes from moving to S-Class?
My question is, at the moment, who are the Heroes that Sweet Mask acknowledged as worthy Heroes? Are the Heroes he acknowledged all S-Class Heroes only?

Sweet Mask has acknowledged:

King (S-Class) - Chapter 93
He acknowledges King's split-second decision-making and fearless actions and even went so far as to say that there are S-class heroes serious about their jobs after all.
Feather (A-Class) - Chapter 94
He says that Feather is good and that he has star potential.

So, no, he not only acknowledges S-class heroes but A-class heroes as well.


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Why does the Hero Association ratings have several S-Class Heroes to be more powerful than Tatsumaki?
According to the Hero Association ratings, several characters have more power than Tatsumaki. Bang, Atomi Samurai, Flashy Flash and amazingly King are rated to have a power of 10 while Tatsumaki only has 9. But, Tatsumaki was capable of taking a monster who was probably a demon level in one blow. Why does the Hero Association ratings have several S Class Heroes to be more powerful than Tatsumaki?

This is just speculation, but aren't the stats of fighters usually gauged at the time of testing by the Hero association? Since Tatsumaki is an Esper, maybe her powers grew significantly stronger after being part of the association?

It's possible that the translation of that stat as "Power" is a (slight) mistranslation.  I have seen it alternatively translated as "Instantaneous Power/Speed".  If we assume that is a more accurate translation, then it means it's a measure of how quickly they can utilize their power/speed. As such Tatsumaki's rating may be lower than max if it takes her a little bit more time to unleash her strength; at least as far as the association thinks/knows anyway.  Martial combatants like Atomic Samurai can use highly trained reflexes to react powerfully with little to no thought, while Tatsumaki, presumably, needs to actively think/concentrate for most situations.  This seems supported by an important plot point later:

 Espers must choose between offense and defense, as they can only use one power at a time.  This creates an exploitable gap where you can land an attack while the Esper is trying to attack. This pops up near the end of the Garou/Monster Association arc.  We are also told during that sequence that her barrier remains up and effective even when she's unconscious (and apparently concussed).  As such it seems to be Tatsumaki's default state to be in defensive mode, and she must consciously and actively switch to an offensive attack.


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If the Hero Association thinks that King is the strongest man alive, why isn't he ranked higher?
King is many times referred to as the strongest man alive and the Hero Association stats give him a ranking of 10 in everything: Stamina, Intelligence, Justice,     Endurance, Power, Popularity, Effectiveness and Fighting Ability. So, if they think he's perfect and the strongest hero, why didn't they rank him higher than #6?

Adding onto @Gary Andrews30, the reason that King wasn't ranked any higher was because of the simply outstanding heroes ahead of him.
.6. Bofoi (aka Metal Knight), he helped create the newer Hero Association and he literally has the skills to manage extremely advanced technology. And as Gary said above, rank isn't determined by strength, they look at other things. King has almost never responded to his hero calls (calls for help by the hero association) and only comes when there are the biggest of crises (ie. Monster Association) and that was only due to Saitama coming along. However, since Bofoi doesn't respond much either, the deciding factor would probably be the contribution to the Hero Association. As mentioned before, Bofoi helped construct the new Hero Association building, while King hasn't done much in that retrospect(This isn't backed by much evidence because Bofoi doesn't have much character time and indications).
.5. Child Emporer, his overall skills include extreme intelligence and technological mastery. He is most likely not as skilled as Metal Knight, but a possible factor could be his willingness to help out the Hero Association and his strategic leadership as shown when he led the S rank heroes into the Monster Association. Therefore, because of his active participation vs King's declination of emergency calls, Child Emporer is ranked higher than King.
.4. Kamikaze (Atomic Samurai), need I explain this one? Although mentioned in the Webcomics that

Kamikaze believed that King cut the apple (a test of strength) so fast that the molecules rejoined

However, as readers, we obviously know that King if actually faking and doesn't know what he is doing. However, Kamikaze has connections and pupils, which makes him viable and due to his immense prowess in katanas he is considered extremely dangerous and powerful. His pupils that are A rank 2, 3, and 4 (remember, A class high rankings are already considered powerful) contribute with Atomic Samurai and if Atomic Samurai, the proud Samurai he is, happens to dislike something or is displeased with his rank, the Hero Association would most likely lose his pupils along with a great warrior. Not only that but Atomic Samurai also has connections with other sword dojos as shown when they meet up and discover that one of them had been monsterfied with the monster hearts. One of the Masters mentioned "I will mobilize my pupils", so notice the plural of the word "pupils". This means that because Atomic Samurai already carries influence among the top-ranked A heroes and also has other sword dojos backing him up, the Hero Association could not afford to lose someone like him. Compared to King, Atomic Samurai holds to much influence and power/skill to be ranked lower.
.3. Bang (Silver Fang)
Simple, Bang is wise. He recognized Saitama's power right away and even mentions that Saitama is more powerful then him. Bang also has mastered one of the most deadly martial arts techniques, Fist of the Flowing Water Crushing Rock. (Just take Garou as an example). Moreover, Bang always showed up, no matter what happened. For example, at the start of the series when a meteor was falling, only Bang, Genos, and later on Metal Knight and Saitama showed up. Bang calmly, calmly looked at the meteor that could literally destroy him and just chilled. Genos, the Demon Cyborg only came because he was worried about master Saitama being bothered by the meteor. ( I assume that he would've just yeeted outta there if Saitama wasn't there), and Bofoi (Metal Knight) only went to test new technology. So not only does Band cough responds to the calls, no matter how dire they are, but he also uses an extremely powerful martial arts technique that not many people can withstand.
.2. Tatsumaki (Terrible Tornado) Tatsmuaki doesn't really need to be explained. Yes I do realize that she doesn't respond to calls much either, but she is just simply too strong. My theory is that if she can float, how would the "Strongest Man on Earth" even touch her? We have never seen King's feet leave the ground (Just gonna assume that King can't fly or levitate). So based on that, Tatsumaki simply overpowers the "Strongest Man on Earth", not based on physical prowess, but by psychic raw strength.
.1.Blast
Not much is known about Blast even int he Webcomics, but there are many theories that I won't explain because of lack of evidence. However, he has been described as,
"Fubuki mentions that Blast is "the one at the top of all heroes" during her talk with Saitama in his apartment, putting Blast alongside King in terms of power."
Buuuut we all know how powerful King really is right....?
Wait, you're telling me that after spending ~1 hour writing this that King actually is the strongest? WDYM? ~~~~~    ~~~~~~
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King Cares Naught For Such Baubles
King doesn't really want these things, and the attention has become more than he can handle. He was too shy and awkward to tell people they were wrong (and possibly very early on they still would have already dismissed this as his being supremely humble, and not an honest admission of factual weakness), then it was kind of convenient, then he didn't want to let people down, and now he's terrified of what would happen to him if people found out the truth.
As such he will make no demands for an elevated position, and may express an active dislike of the idea of a promotion.  In the latter case, who would dare to anger King by giving him something he has rejected? In the former they may surmise he has neither need nor desire for higher accolades or bragging rights, and so they can use the higher rankings as incentives and rewards for those heroes more concerned with such things.  Bang is about the only one of a higher rank who this doesn't seem to apply to, but everyone else in the top 6 (and much of the rest of the S-class) seems pretty arrogant and convinced of their total superiority, and desires to be recognized as such.
Institutional Service
As Sphinx mentioned, while King's rated as a 10/10 on Effectiveness, he's not very reliable to the Hero's Association as a go-to problem solver.  King is believed to be an unbeatable killing machine, but he almost always operates according to his own whims and desires. But it's being a go-to problem solver that really moves you up into those top ranks.
And that's where you see King outshone by the top 6 (well, 2-6 at least).  (A similar rundown to the following exists in Sphinx's answer)
Blast (rank 1): He's mostly like King in his (alleged) supreme power and aloofness, but he is considered to be 100% reliable to answer a call to resolve a truly world threatening crisis.  Sitch seems to have an almost religious faith in this.
Atomic Samurai (rank 4): He quickly surmises that Bang may have difficulties diffusing the Garou situation due to his emotional attachments.  He then moves to solve that problem, and when he learns of the Monster Association he quickly moves to deal with that.  He also has very potent underlings within the Hero Association—I think someone, maybe Fubuki, says that his three apprentices may already be at S-class level, and are only stopped from being such by Sweet Mask.  So we know he responds quickly to threats to the HA, and essentially controls three of the four most powerful known A-class members. That makes him a great asset to the organization itself.
Bofoi/Metal Knight (rank 6): Most of the HA's technology is due to Bofoi, including the new and old headquarters.  His ability to remotely pilot powerful mech suits, possibly several at a time, grants him immense versatility to solve a wide variety of issues.  He does, however, seem pretty selective in what he'll actually bother with. However, the technology and construction alone is an incredible asset and service to the association, and he's proven very reliable on that.
Child Emperor (rank 5): Turns out he's a former student of Dr. Bofoi's.  He has a similar profound gift for technology. He is constantly trying to innovate new devices to assist the Hero's Association, and during the Monster Association arc he shows a lot of leadership and initiative.  Presumably the HA had already seen such behaviors from him, making him very valuable.
Bang (rank 3): The wise old martial arts master. He is probably already invaluable simply from being able to diffuse Tatsumaki's temper on occasion. He is a seasoned teacher, guide, and trainer who does not seem to have any issues with responding to calls to action.
Tatsumaki (rank 2): While Blast is considered the sure bet policy against worldwide threats, Blast is not the person the association truly relies on.  Their true insurance policy, that they can always fall back on to crush any threat, is Tatsumaki. While she is immensely arrogant, do note how we see her several times complaining about how they're sending out some other hero when she could do it herself; she has remarked that she finds all other heroes (except Blast, and sort of King) useless in comparison to her, and that she could do it all herself.  The association specifically calls on her to take out the giant dinosaur monster guy, too.  So while she is difficult personality-wise, she is immensely versatile and immensely reliable at solving problems sent her way, and even eager to solve more of them. The HA can expect her to deal with anything they ask her to deal with, and that she will succeed.
Institutional Momentum
The Hero Association was founded several years ago.  It is implied that it was founded by the father of the child Saitama saves from Crablante, as a response to that event, in fact (this is just before Saitama trains to be a hero).  The S-class did not originally exist then, but at some unspecified point the HA became aware of a certain group of generally low-ranked heroes that would routinely devastate monsters that had in turned devastated the upper ranks of the association.  The S-class was made to acknowledge such heroes and make sure their talents weren't lost to the association.  Presumably the S-class has been around for two years or so now.  Saitama, however, hasn't been operating as a hero that long.  The story starts not long after he's completed his three years of training; just long enough to begin suffering ennui from being so overpowered.  As such, the S-class may have already existed before King started inadvertently getting credit for Saitama's actions.  King would then be the relative newcomer, and rising to the formal #1 (or #2) position in a short span could be problematic, bureaucratically or otherwise, and so impeded.
We've also seen with Saitama that, even with the effective endorsement of multiple S-class members (Bang, Genos, and King with what's already been shown in the anime) that he is (above) S-class in power, he still wasn't jumped to the top of the ladder.  His advancement has in fact been considered very rapid, and he's still not even been put into the top of A-class yet.
The main problem with this bit is that we've received a few bonus chapters about Saitama's training days, wherein he was already one-shotting monsters before a year was up, and taking out monsters too powerful for multiple A-class heroes to deal with in a single absent-minded attack before he's lost his hair, as well.  So Saitama was in fact leaving a trail of unclaimed monster kills behind him for years. However, since he wasn't actively trying to deal with any of the monsters in these stories perhaps they were rare occurrences. The unlucky monster that crossed his path during his 10km run may be all he dealt with.
Institutional Failures
While the story doesn't spend much time directly trying to say it, a lot of the previously mentioned slow advance is meant to underscore a certain amount of inefficiency, bureaucratic red tape, inadequate tracking and power measurements, and even outright corruption that taints the operations of the Hero's Association.  It's a for-profit non-governmental organization that largely caters to the whims and demands of its biggest donors.  Much of the system is built around cults of popularity, with heroes judged on the coolness of their outfit and backstories, rather than their actual capabilities and achievements. Nothing is done to stop newbie crushing and "camp sitters" like Fubuki and Sweet Mask. The S-class became necessary because of systemic failures to recognize the actually effective and powerful people who flew under the radar because they didn't care about these things, while those obsessed with their popularity stood at the top but yet proved unable to handle the biggest threats. The issues with its ranking system are just symptoms of the greater disease.

 This has become a plot point in the webcomic, as many heroes, including S-class heroes, have now left the HA in favor of a new hero organization, and public perception of the HA has soured significantly (even before the departures).


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Was the main protagonist Shin in the manga Kingdom a real historical figure?
As the question suggests, I wanted to ask if there really was some commoner like Shin in Kingdom who became one of the greatest generals of Qin Dynasty in reality or according to the Warring States-era history?

Yes he was. He was based off Li Xin.
Here is a great resource describing many of the similarities / differences: link

It is true that Shin is based on a real-life historical figure by the name of Li Xin. But he wasn't a commoner. In fact, he was actually the son of the governor of the Nanjun Commandery.
And about him being one of the greatest Qin generals, he certainly was a prominent general. He was one of the generals who played a very crucial role in the unification of China.


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Would Mineta stop producing the purple balls if Eraser Head used his quirk?
If Eraser Head tried to erase Mineta's quirk, would he stop producing the purple balls or would it not affect him because it is technically a form of physical quirk?

Similar to what is stated here, Shota Aizawa's quirk do not work on Mutation-class quirk and Mineta's quirk is classified as one.
So no, Mineta cannot stop producing purple balls even if Eraser Head used his quirk.


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Why can't Mirajane use magic for long periods of time?
So, later on in the series, during the fight against Zeref, we see Mirajane use Satan-Soul but she also used souls that she had collected during the Tartaros arc. My question is: why can't she fight for long and how did she collect so many souls if she can't fight?

she stated "the stronger demon from she uses, the more energy it costs"

because you see multiple people run out of magic power throughout the show and she won't want to overdo it and be so exhausted not to move like Erza in the edolas arc and she might have finished the tartaros people off fast or with help

Please include relevant sources/references to support your answer.

My theory is mirajane's personal preference/Personality is as such!
In the starting episodes of Fairly Tale, we only saw her as a simple girl. During the episodes about Lisanna story, we also learn that she used to be aggresive but after the Lisanna death she changed completely.
As I understand, Natsu though trainings improved his strength and stamina but mirajane did not improve as much.
(During the initial episodes) For me the shocker was when we learn that she too has magic and that too very power stuff (S class level). But, I see that most of the time, she preferred being a sweet girl, who enjoyed modelling and take cares of her friends.
(Also the story is about Natsu, if mirajane is too powerful it would overshadow lots of stuff :)


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Why did nobody use Reaper Death Seal during the Fourth Great Ninja War?
Why didn't the Reaper Death Seal appear during the Fourth Great Ninja War? If it was used on Madara or Obito, it would have ended the war easily, right?

Using the reaper death seal during the 4th Ninja War would'nt have guaranteed to make the war easier. Hiruzen used this against Orochimarau, but yet - while immobilized - survived

@Wondercricket Not to mention that there are only two people who use this and both are dead. I am not sure how a temporarily resurrected ninja who's already dead can exchange his soul again.

@W.Are That's a good question. Even I'm desperate to know the answer for that.

Because there are only two known users of the Dead Demon Consuming Seal (also called as Sealing Jutsu: Reaper Death Seal): Hiruzen Sarutobi and Minato Namikaze, and the jutsu can be countered.
While something like this could probably be done:

Use Summoning: Impure World Reincarnation to resurrect Minato and Sarutobi
They, then, use Dead Demon Consuming Seal on Madara
If successful and if the user desires it, release Minato and Sarutobi using Dead Demon Consuming Seal: Release so they can break free from the Shinigami and can go the afterlife

This is on the assumption that:

Reincarnated ninjas are not subject to limitations.
Madara cannot counter the Dead Demon Consuming Seal.
Only certain people can be broken free from Dead Demon Consuming Seal: Release (assuming that the user would want to release Minato and Sarutobi again).

However, we know that:

There are also limitations to reincarnated people as seen here, and while it was not shown in the manga, it may or may not be possible that reincarnated ninja cannot use Dead Demon Consuming Seal. This begs the question: Can a ninja who already offered up his/her soul to the Shinigami offer it again? There is no precedent to something like this in the manga so I am not sure we would know this any time soon, although personally, I believe the answer to this is a 'no' since Kishimoto did not let us see the characters attempting this.
Dead Demon Consuming Seal can be countered, as seen during Orochimaru and Sarutobi's fight. It's quite impossible that Madara would also not be able to do the same. This, to me, is probably one of the biggest reason why we didn't get to see it. A villain who's easily defeated by this do not make up for a good plot since this would have resulted to a much shorter and anticlimactic ending.
Cutting open the stomach of the Shinigami releases any souls inside of it. This would mean that Minato, Sarutobi and Madara would have to be sealed forever inside the Shinigami. You might argue that they would probably agree to this plan but that would have resulted to a less happy ending to the Naruto we know.

Like said above they can not do that. Because one of the conditions that must be done to use Reaper Death Seal is to offer your soul to Shinigami (Reaper). So you are dead so you can not do that because like we see they have their bodies tied on that Reaper to offer him their life and soul. And other thing  even if this could happen they were in Reaper once and I do not think it would accept their sacrifice once again.

Minato and Hiruzen are the only known shinobi to ever know how to use Reaper Death Seal. Plus, according to many sources, the Reaper Death Seal requires sacrificing your OWN SOUL in order to seal others. It's stated in the original Naruto series when Hiruzen seals Orochimaru's arms and doesn't dodge his blade. What I'm about to say is nothing but a theory. Reaper Death Seal requires your OWN SOUL, but the Edo Tensei Hokage need a living sacrifice to be revived. So the White Zetsu were used. So I speculate that since they didn't possess THEIR soul, but rather, White Zetsu's, the Reaper Death Seal wouldn't work because you'd be sacrificing a soul other than yours.


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Does Kuro Sakuragawa from Kyokou Suiri age?
I mean he told that he ate both Kudan and Ningyo at age eleven, but keeps himself from aging because he dies when he predicts the future. So, what causes him to age?
What I mean to say is, if he stops future prediction, does he get older then?

Edited the question. Feel free to revert back in case I misunderstood what you want to know.

Yes Kuro Sakuragawa does age. I am guessing you got the idea from the fact that he ate two yokai making him immortal. This is meaning that he can not die form physical attacks or aging.
his physical appearances does change form when he was young, and when they show us his memories form when he was young this shows that his physical appearance does change with time.
note: I am saying he can't die form physical attacks or aging. there is nothing stating that there is some magic that can truly kill him and there is nothing saying that it can happen. it's just a thought .

So he will just be a frail old immortal who can't die or move due to old age in future ?
that's sad, really sad.


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Difference between manga and light novel written by same author
If both manga and light novel are written by the same author will there be any difference between them? I did a little digging in the internet for it, but all I got was the general difference between manga and light novel.
TBH, I am asking this question because it seems that English translation for the light novel "The Pervert Prince and the Stony Cat" aka "Henneko" written by Sou Sagara has been abandoned(I can't find better words than this). But the same author wrote the story of the manga version of the aforementioned LN and it's translation is finished and it also has ended publishing.
It's true that the aforementioned series is not really known to many people. Since I have an affinity to the ecchi genre, that's how I bumped upon this series.

A manga is a comic book or graphic novel - a story told in sequential art.
A light novel is a prose book with some illustrations. Called "light" because the content tends to be easy-reading and the size is small and portable.
I googled it myself and the first search result was this below:
https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-manga-and-light-novels
And honestly you won't find a better answer to this. Question is pretty much the same as well. You just added the same author clause.
By looking at the timing of manga and light novel(almost the same) i can just say that, either he wasn't ready for someone to work on his creation or he wanted to expand his fanbase while he was onboard to earn money or fame or even just the simple logic "like providing fans his content as per his vision". He, decided to write both novel and manga.

The OP is asking about the difference of the light novel and manga version for a specific series, not about light novels and manga in general. Take note of the difference.

@W.Are i did cover it in the last para, it was all about the specific series

I'm sorry but I do not see how it answers what the OP wants to know. The OP is asking differences between the manga and light novel of Henneko, not why the author decided to write both novel and manga. There is no mention at all of said differences, if there are any, like how the story in the manga deviated from the light novel, if it did.

unfortunately for  me you edited the question. Previously it seemed like he had read them by the way he describer the series. i wrote what i felt like. You're welcome to answer if you don't like my answer.  Thanks for the downvote anyway. OP hasn't responded to it so i am not gonna edit that on your understanding of the question.

I merely restructured the paragraphs :/ I only changed the title since the body of the question is more of the OP asking about Henneko and the differences between its manga version and light novel version. I can roll back the edit and it does not change the fact that you still did not list any differences between the light novel and manga version of Henneko. I know that I am welcome to answer but as I have not read both the LN and manga, I will defer to someone who have actually read both.

'I did a little digging in the internet for it but all I got was the general difference between manga and light novel.' Clearly, the OP found this information but took the time to ask here since he/she is interested in a particular series: Henneko. Questions getting edited is not a problem as you can look at the revision history and verify if it did change. If you won't take suggestions, I can't do anything about that. Have a good day.

I have got the ans to my ques in reddit. It seems that the series is the same in both LN and manga, no difference. You all took my ques wrongly.