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Why is Midoriya's power so low according to the official character book?
According to the official character book or Boku no Hero Academia Wikia, Midoriya power is 1/5. However, other students have powers much higher than him:

Yuga 2/5
Tenya 4/5
Eijiro 4/5
Denki 3/5
Fumikage 2/5
Shoto 5/5
Katsuki 5/5

This doesn't make sense. Midoriya is supposed to have the most powerful quirk, One for All. In the battle with Shoto, when they clashed, they were almost even.
How does this power level from the official character book makes sense? I could understand if he doesn't have 6/5 (like All Might) but maybe 5/5 like Shoto or Katsuki or 4/5 (barely under Shoto since in their battle they clashed and Shoto won for a little), but certainly not 1/5.
Why is Midoriya power so low according to the official character book?

Official character book only covers between Chapters 1 to 88. This is where All Might and other heroes assault the League of Villains to save Bakugo.
So if you consider fights that Midoriya was in, until there, I think you can see the pattern. Midoriya usually breaks his bones while fighting. Yes, there are some fights where he doesn't, but not that much. The fight between him and Muscular is a good example.

Even if you defeat someone that is so powerful but destroy yourself in the process, that makes you a liability. You defeated one big guy, good. But if a low-tier villain can one-shot you after that fight, could you really call yourself that powerful?
Only a handful of people know that Midoriya inherited One for All. To others, he is not super powerful. The Tournament Arc is a good example of it. How many pro heroes were willing to recruit him?

I think that the stats on power are based on how much power that the person can control and not based on the overall power that the person’s quirk has. Bakugo has full control over his quirk but Midoriya barely does. He’s getting there though.

I think the reason is that Deku didn't have control over his power. Only a few people know that Deku is really powerful but he can only use 20% of his power right now. However, other people consider him weak because they assume that his power is kind of ok, though it breaks his bones.
Personally, I would give him a 3/5 power and 5/5 speed. Even though they list his speed 1/5, Muscular said that he is very fast. He demonstrated good control over his speed.


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Where does it state that Empress Tianzi's real name is Jiang Lihua?
In the Wikipedia and Wikia for Empress Tianzi, it states that her real name is Jiang Lihua.
Where does this information come from? It is never stated as such in R2 so, what side information conveys this?

Empress Tianzi's real name is never stated in the anime series; it's only stated in the Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2 official guidebook.
According to pixiv encyclopedia (Japanese),

中華連邦の頂点に君臨する天子の本名である。この本名はTV本編には出ていないが、最終回前に発売されたアニメディアの付録のコードギアスの小冊子にて判明された。 [...]
[...] Tianzi's real name. Even though her real name does not appear in the TV anime, it was stated in Code Geass's appendix booklet that was released before the last episode. [...]

Researching further, based from tare-pannda's blog post (Japanese), her real name was stated in Code Geass Lelouch of the Rebellion R2 The Complete Official Guide Book (Japanese) where the blogger mentioned the content of the book:

DRAMATIS　PERSONAE　～キャラクター解説～
[...]●天子（蒋麗華）[...]
DRAMATIS PERSONAE ~Character Explanation~
[...]・Tianzi (Jiang Lihua) [...]

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Why don't Bertolt and Reiner break the city walls?
It's noted throughout the anime that there are titans that live within the walls and are what have been stopping the regular titans from being able to break into the city. Bertolt can kick walls down as he proves multiple times, Annie can even destroy the walls and she's the weakest of the special titans.
So why haven't Bertolt and Reiner broken down all of the walls up to this point?

Since I don't read the manga much I'll leave my post as a comment but as a warning. The full details behind the special titans and their goal is a very prominent plot point in the current arcs in the manga which have not been revealed yet to the anime community. I strongly recommend that you read it for yourself and take in the full experience. But if you REALLY want to know I urge the answerer to use spoiler tags.

I too recommended the answerer to use spoiler tags.

The main reason is that wall is very thick, due to

 titans inside the wall

according to chapter 33 of manga.
Female Specie was able to breach outer layer, but to completely bust through wall, you need to get through inner layer.
Armored Titan and Colossus are focused on gates for same reasons - gates are weakest part of walls formation.

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What happened to Touka's mom?
We know what happened to Touka and Ayato's dad, but what about their mom? We don't hear anything about her at all.

In Tokyo ghoul:re ch. 70-71 it is revealed that Touka's mother (who was also Renji Yomo's sister) was killed by Arima. I believe the exact incident was not shown, but presumably she held off Arima while Arata (Touka's dad) escaped with the kids.

Oh I soo didn’t know that

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How does Rasengan do so less damage?
When Jiraiya used Rasengan on a tree, it shredded part of it and trees are not soft. They are so much harder than human flesh. However, the first time Jiraiya used it on a gangster, he didn't die.
Why is that? He should have been torn to shreds.

Well, it is just basic chakra balance i guess. If you remember Kakashi's first lesson about chakra (during the Kiri arc), he said that jutsus will fail if the amount of chakra used is to low or too high. Jiraiya probably protected the life of his opponent on purpose

Doylist explanation: Jiraiya is supposed to be a good, if a little pervert, character. Him killing people that are vastly inferior to him in terms of power would leave the wrong impression.

When the Rasengan makes impact, there are two effects that take place
The first effect is

On contact, the Rasengan grinds into its target, propels them along the Rasengan's trajectory - either away from the user or into the ground beneath them

When Jiraiya used the Rasengan against the gangsters, this what we saw.
The second effect is

and at some point bursts, causing severe damage at the point of contact.

The burst is what truly deals the damage. Jiraiya mastered the technique of the Rasengan and more than likely had control over it for it to not burst.
Anyways, he was trying to make a point and get the gangsters off of his back - there was no need to kill them. Jiraiya even says

And I was holding back. You guys are hardly worth the trouble

Naruto hasnt taken the full amount of time to gather the energy needed in order to fully hand out the highest amount of damage possible with his Rasengan. As he progresses through his practices he grows stronger because hes learning how to fully use his Rasengan. The more he learns, the easier and stronger it becomes.

This question is about Jiraiya's Rasengan, not Narutos

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What song is playing in Naruto Shippuden episode 114 at 06:37 on Orochimaru's flashback?
There's a song playing in Naruto Shippuden episode 114 at 06:37.
This is the flashback scene focusing on Orochimaru, where he watches Itachi and is impressed by the power of the Uchiha, ponders about the length of time it would take to master all the Jutsu in the world, ponders about the limited lifespan of humans, and gets caught by Sarutobi doing shady things.
What is that song?

It appears an unreleased track (it's not in Shippuden Original Soundtrack 1, 2, or 3). There's an unofficial imperfect spliced version though, titled "Six paths of pain / Given Judgment".
Additional notes:

This also plays in Shippuden episode 79 (starting at 13:56), when Hidan stabs Asuma.
This also plays in Shippuden episode 117 (starting at 11:42), when they're going to the Northen hideout to fetch Juufo and they're fighting against all the Stage 2 curse mark prisoners running amok.
This also plays in Shippuden episode 211 (starting at ~8:01), near the end of the Danzo vs. Sasuke fight, when Danzo finally unwraps the bandages on his face and reveals his hidden eye.
This also plays in Shippuden episode 251 (starting at 1:02), after the third Gai vs. Kisame fight at Island Turtle, when Gai says "Don't move" while standing above Kisame.


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What happened to Ray Penber when he died since he has used Death Note?
I've just finished re-watching Death Note and the movie where we find out Light becomes a shinigami, and realised that Ray Penber also used the Death Note to write down names of his FBI colleagues in Episode 5 whilst on the train.
So my question is, does Penber also become a shinigami like Light? And if not, does he go to heaven or hell, as Ryuk stated that a human who uses the Death Note can't go to either. So is he like in some sort of void?

if by "Light becomes a shinigami" you are referring to the Unnamed Shinigami i should point out that this is a fan theory and not revealed to be canon

This idea (not pertaining to Raye, but to Light) was actually a  big dramatic device used in the story, as the use of the DN keeps people from Heaven or Hell is hinted at in the beginning of the story and is later to be revealed that death is the same for all, DN users or no. As mentioned before, the Shinigami we see in the movie is hinted to be Light, but this is most likely an Easter egg rather, than canon. As such, we can conclude that Raye probably also went to Mu, and would have whether he used the note or not.
However, Ohba has stated multiple times that his work is really up to the reader's interpretation, so I'd say go with whatever sounds the coolest to you.

No, Ray Penber will go to nothingness when he dies, like all other humans. He will not exist anymore. This is related to the (mostly) Buddhist concepts of Mu and Nirvana.
Eventually the original shinigami owner will write Ray's name in their death note and he will die. Ryuk states this at the beginning of the series (Ryuk's first appearance, english dub).

I don't think you understand what Mu is.  Perhaps you read the uncorroborated and seemingly fan-theory section in that wiki entry that awkwardly tries to equate it to a Christian concept. It is specifically a Buddhist concept, as confirmed by the series creator in the preceding section.

I do understand what mu or 無 is and means. 'Go' was a poor choice or words there. A more accurate description would be more like snuffing out a candle, I suppose. Raye, like all other humans, will be non-existing or non-being.

It also tends to be a lot more important to Zen than other sects of Buddhism.


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How does Haruki know what her ability is?
In Sagrada Reset, one of the main characters possesses the ability to reset the world to a point in the last three days she has 'saved' at, which includes resetting her own memories.
Until she meets Kei, nothing changes after the reset as she is unable to know it ever happened. Yet she does understand how her power works despite never being able to witness it and she has been using it unsuccessfully for years.
At first, I thought everyone with an ability would just know what their ability is due to the setting, but in later episodes we hear of an incident where someone was injured using their ability for the first time, not knowing what it was, which suggests this is not the case.
So how did Haruki know what her power was before meeting Kei?

As it is shown that other characters are unaware of their abilities, it is indeed a problem that there is no explanation of why Haruki knows hers.
Having just finished watching the series, I can with a good amount of certainty confirm the anime does not inform us of the answer. I would hope a light novel reader could find some quotes to give a definitive answer, but for now, the fandom wiki offers this explanation under trivia:

It´s implied that she knows her ability thanks to the Bureau, due to the fact that it was shown that one of the functions of the organization is to inform and help to understand their abilities to the people that develop one and stop any possible damage caused by the first activation of the ability.
It's also possible that Haruki knows her ability thanks to her previous interactions with Sumire Sōma at the beginning of the series since she and the witch are able to notice the resets before they happen.

Though tvtropes.org says this:

The same way Asai Kei is aware of his unalterable memory ability: It's explicitly stated that all power-holders are aware on some level of their abilities and how exactly they work, whether they use them or not.

Like the other quote, this is unsubstantiated, but definitely worth looking into. I don't recall anything like this being stated, but it's possible I simply forgot it.
Due to the conflicting info we're getting here, it would be extremely helpful if someone could pull quotes directly from the light novels to get the real answer. Unfortunately, I have not read those, so this answer is the best I can do.

It's because the time travel girl explains to her. That is the only explanation I could think of, but yeah, the time travel girl we meet at the first episode tells her about her ability.

By time travel girl do you mean someone other than Haruki who has a time related power?


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Why is the Boruto manga different than the anime?
How come that the manga of Boruto: Naruto Next Generation is different than the anime?

Related Why do many anime not follow the manga? Why are they usually made shorter?

Short answer: the manga is one arc ahead of the anime.
Long answer: Actually that's a little bit more complicated than "the manga and the anime are different". They are actually mixed up and follow different timelines. Also, there isn't one manga or one anime but actually two different mangas, a film and an anime entering his second arc. Let's get right into it :
Note: all release dates are Japanese dates.
The story of Boruto starts on August 4, 2015 with Naruto Gaiden: The Seventh Hokage and the Scarlet Spring, an independent book published in the Weekly Shōnen Jump. Along with this book, a movie called Boruto: Naruto the Movie is released on August 7, 2015.
The character of Boruto is then added to the original manga on October 6, 2015 in the 700th and final chapter of Naruto, when he becomes Hokage.
An OVA of two episodes called The Day Naruto Became Hokage is also released on July 6, 2016.
Then, a whole new series called Boruto: Naruto Next Generations started on  May 9, 2016 for the manga and April 5, 2017 for the anime.
To summarize, we have 1 short book, 1 chapter, 1 manga, 1 anime, 2 OAV episodes and 1 film dedicated to Boruto. That's a lot, isn't it?
So what about the history?
To follow the timeline, it starts with, of course, the 700th chapter of Naruto and the OAV "The Day Naruto Became Hokage" which basically recount the day when Naruto became Hokage and show us the Naruto's main characters' children.
Then, we have the first arc (18 episodes) of "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations" the anime. Boruto and his friends are yet applicant ninjas at the Ninja Academy. The anime emphasizes Boruto's journey BEFORE the Chūnin Exam.
Then, we have a special arc dedicated to Uchiha Family with the short book "Naruto Gaiden: The Seventh Hokage and the Scarlet Spring" and the second arc of "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations" the anime.
Finally, comes "Boruto: Naruto the Movie" that takes place DURING the Chūnin Exam and "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations" the manga which recounts the film's events but also emphasizes Boruto's life AFTER the Chūnin Exam.
That is a little complicated so I hope it was clear.

Although I agree with everything in Nevios' answer, from another lens, I would also say that the manga and anime are different because the manga only comes out once per month and the anime would be ahead of the manga which is a no go because the manga is typically looked at as "canon" or "the actual story line" while animes have the luxury of having "fillers" or "story lines separate from, and in some cases, alternative to the actual story itself.
I believe the creators of Boruto made a brilliant decision to go back and fill in the gaps between Boruto starting his ninja journey and the Chunin Exam. By doing so, they brought back some of the nostalgia of the Naruto series while also allowing us to understand Boruto beyond what we saw in the movie which was a character that was really bratty but redeemed himself at the end.
Through the anime, you get to see that Boruto has a strong moral compass and that he isn't just looking for the easy way out. Conversely, unlike Naruto, Boruto has had everything he would have ever needed from jump. He doesn't know struggle like Naruto or Sasuke did. It's a poetic commentary on our technological generation vs the generation before. Boruto has a mindset of "why do things the hard way when I can get the same result with an easier path" while his elders are trying to teach him that there is something very important about going through a process.


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How does Saber's summoning to the Fifth Grail War work?
In the Fate series (I've only ever watched Fate/stay night anime, never played the game), I understand that servants are essentially just a reflection of their former self.
But in the case of Arturia (Saber) that actually is her, to my understanding, before she died she made a pact with The World to be able to be summoned as a Servant to seek the Holy Grail. But during the conclusion of the anime, she speaks of a dream and dies. I assume the dream she speaks of was about having met Shirou, but what about her participation in the fourth Holy Grail war?
I'm just very confused about this scenario as a whole, can someone please help clarify this for me? After watching the series I feel that there's no real closure with her character.

I don't recall the exact timing of events, but it's basically Saber makes pact with The World™ in her time -> gets summoned to 4GW -> returns to her time and is sad about her failure to attain the grail -> gets summoned to 5GW -> returns to her time again -> describes "dreams" of 5GW to Bedivere -> dies.

How Summoning normally works is that a clone of a Servant is made from the Throne of Heroes and this Clone, and their memories/experience/changes in nature (ie. corruption) are discarded so the original remains the same.
with Arturia's case she made her contract with the World before she died to obtain the Holy Grail in exchange to becoming a Heroic Spirit as such she's not being summoned from the Throne of Heroes but from the moment before her death. When Saber's nature as a Servant is discovered the Visual Novel shows a couple of images to explain how her contract works

the first image shows how Saber will return to the point in time before her death after each attempt at getting the Grail. the second image is what will happen when she completes her contract in which when she completes it she'll proceed to her death rather than before she died before then going to the Throne of Heroes.
In regards to her memories in Fate/Stay Night, regarding her memories of the 4th War she does have them as on her Wikia page under her Role of Fate/Zero

With the Grail gone and unable to maintain her form, Saber is sent back to the battlefield of Camlann, as she remembers the words of Lancelot and Rider.

Source: Saber (Fate/Stay Night) - Role - Fate/Zero (Second Last paragraph)
also in the Heaven's Feel Route after their run in with Ilya and Beserker, Shirou is confused as to Ilya's hostility to him. Saber contemplates as to whether to explain this to Shirou but instead telling him to seek out Kotomine despite wanting to have as little contact with him as possible due her own personal dislike for her former Enemy Master. before Shirou enters the church (leaving Saber outside) she suggests not to reveal that she's been summoned again.
while is a different route which -Last Episode- wont occur one can speculate that in the Fate Route she stayed outside for the same reason (even though at this point it had yet to be revealed who she is) as such if she remember Kotomine then she remember's Lancelot's and Rider's words. but ofcause as apart of her "dream" it wouldn't be a fond part as it involved Kiritsugu forcing her to destroy the Grail with his remaining Command Spells
As for what other memories she would have in -Last Episode- we can assume that it's only what she would remember by the end of the Fate Route (including her previous attempts) as since in the Fate Route her contract is terminated due to it being her choice to destroy the manifested Holy Grail and accepting her appointment as King any further attempts would not be known to her.
However because the Nasuverse is a huge multiverse with alternate timelines which is all connected via the use of The Second Magic the ending of the Fate Route would create it's own timeline, as such the ending of the other Routes would create their own timelines including:

 - One where her her corruption in Heaven's Feel is carried to future attempts at the Grail  - One where she lives a full shoujo ai/yuri life with Rin after the Good Ending of Unlimited Blade Works  - One where she continues going for the Grail after the True end of Unlimited Blade Works (as it was not the complete Grail that was summoned)  - One unknown ending of Fate/Stay Night which leads to Fate/Hollow Ataraxia in which she was corrupted yet the Greater Grail wasn't shut down/destroyed by Shirou or Ilya

since the Throne of Heroes is disconnected from the rest of the universe allowing the summoning of "heroes" from other timelines (Archer in Fate/Stay Night is the perfect example) there is a high probability that an Arturia would end up there. however since she would have memories of previous Holy Grail Wars/Attempts probably the only way to tell you have summoned Arturia herself or a clone is to ask if she ever got a Holy Grail before.

as a final note, since Fate/Labyrinth was made well after Fate/Stay Night and without knowing when in Arturia's own timeline she would have shown up there (ie. would she have remembered Waver from the 4th War as Waver would remember her?) i would speculate that in the Fate Route she wouldn't have any memories of the events in Fate/Labyrinth.


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Boku no Hero Academia season 3 episode 10 OST?
What is the song that plays at season 3 episode 10 at 20 minutes of Boku no Hero Academia? It's also in episode 4 at minute 18, and I can't find it.

Hello i think that's the music that you were searching for :)
https://youtu.be/BsbVtAJMHys

Hey! Welcome to A&M. Could you maybe add a bit more detail to your answer? Like who the singer/artist is, and what the song is actually called? All though this link might answer the question, the video might be removed as well. Leaving everybody with an incomplete answer. You can Add this information through the Edit button underneath your post

In addition to the above suggestion, is it the official title? Has the album officially been released? This video states "One For All vs All For One", but I saw another which says "All Might vs All For One"...


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Where are the other 7 Bijuus after the Shinobi World War?
After the Shinobi World War, only Naruto & Killer Bee become a Jinchuuriki.
Where are the other 7 Bijuus after the Shinobi World War?

We don't know the exact location of the bijuus, but they have returned to their homes!
In the chapter #692:


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A song that plays in Tokyo Ghoul:re episode 10 on 1:30
What is the song that plays in Tokyo Ghoul:re episode 10 on 1:30?

There isn't an official ost, or at least i dont think so, but this is as close as i can get: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1Qxdt0qi6U
hopefully its close enough

Looks like the YouTube link is dead...


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What are the dimensions of Cathedral Terra?
I am trying to model Cathedral Terra from Gurren Lagann in Minecraft, but I need something more than simple artwork to make sure I get it right (with it being a few hundred blocks large and so on).
Is the size of Cathedral Terra (or any kind of blueprint-style image) documented anywhere or is it just "the size of the moon"?

The non-existence of a fact is hard to demonstrate, but I believe this to be the case. I have searched for quite a while and still, the most precise measurement I could find was the mention in Wikia which says:

The Super Galaxy Gurren Lagann is under half the size of Earth.

It should be possible to calculate a more precise size using the known size of Earth and the visible arc of it in this picture with the relation to Cathedral Terra:


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What are the dots inside the eyes when someone uses Sharingan?
This was during the fight with Haku, the first time Sasuke's Sharingan showed up in season 1. As you can see, his right eye has two black dots and the left has one.

Kakashi's eye has three dots and this was during a battle with Zabuza, the same season a few episodes earlier before Sasuke's Sharingan showed up when fighting with Haku.

What are the dots inside the eyes when someone uses Sharingan?

+1 for the hand drawn circles

These dots are called tomoe.

When first awakened, each Sharingan usually will have only one tomoe (巴). Through training and continued use, the Sharingan will develop a second tomoe and then, upon full maturation, a third. All the Sharingan's abilities are available to the user from its earliest stage, but with greater development comes greater proficiency with those abilities.

For example during their first fight in the Valley of the End Sasuke was able to easily see Narutos movements after obtaining the third tomoe in one of his eyes, when he couldn't dodge them at all earlier.

Does this also related to the tomoe in the current Sasuke's Rinnegan?


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Is there any historical origins for the masks in Noragami?
In Noragami, some characters wear masks (e.g. Rabo).

I know what they are and everything, but I feel like I've seen something like it before, but I can't find anything online (Rabo's mask especially).
Are the masks completely fictional, or are they based off of anything?

Possible duplicate of What is the one eyed mask in Noragami?

@JustPlain I'm not sure this is a dupe of that question. The OP has already mentioned that they "know what they are and everything", which I assume in-universally, but the question seems looking for out-of-universe explanation.

On the other hand, it might be related to Noh masks, as explained on a possibly related question on different series (Natsume's Book of Friends), but I haven't researched further for Noragami.

@Aki Tanaka You might be right. While reading for the first time I thought OP was looking for the meaning of the mask but after reading your comment that is unlikely.

Using an eye is a common mask design. Maybe that's why it feels familiar to you.
 [2011] Mirai Nikki
 [2008] Soul Eater
 [1999] 20 Seiki Shounen
 [1998-2000] Zelda for N64
 [1995] On Your Mark
 [1990] Fushigi no Umi no Nadia
The ones wearing a piece of cloth to hide their face are usually unimportant background characters, though. If I remember correctly the purpose is to prevent servants from seeing the face of the emperor. Or sometimes it is people dressed completely in black with a black cloth mask who are doing background tasks and are supposed to be treated as not being there, for example during a performance.


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What's the song on season 2 episode 24 when Meliodas was cooking something and Elizabeth came to meet him?
There's a song playing on Nanatsu no Taizai: Imashime no Fukkatsu episode 24 (last episode) at about 13:04 when Meliodas was cooking something and Elizabeth came to meet him at the Broken Boar's hut.
What is the name of the song?

Song: Chikai
Artist: Sora Amamiya


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What's the music playing in Naruto Shippuden episode 1 when Naruto and Jiraiya are walking through the forest?
There's a music playing in Naruto Shippuden episode 1 when Naruto and Jiraiya are walking through the forest back to the Hidden Leaf village.
I have listened to all the Naruto Shippuden Original Soundtracks 1-3 but have not found it. I also could not find an episode list listing the music in each episode on the web.
What's the music title?

There are a large number of soundtracks in Naruto that were never released officially. For these songs, sometimes you can find an unofficial version online. Fans construct these versions by splicing together audio samples from various episodes, so if there aren't enough samples, the audio can be partially distorted due to voice removal manipulations and the like.
For this particular track, it seems that there was a particularly good sample from Shippuden episode 343, so no splicing needed! It's been uploaded to YouTube titled as "Peaceful Theme" and also "Konoha Peace".


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Why is Natsuno shown with a turtle in some fan arts?
Some fan arts of Shiki depict Natsuno with a turtle:

https://www.zerochan.net/1136297
https://www.zerochan.net/808391 (turtle reflection in the glass of wine)
https://www.zerochan.net/363691

Also, Natsuno's father is shown with a dead turtle in other fan arts.
I've only watched the anime and I'm really curious.
Is there any explanation for this, something in the manga or novel?

Natsuno's father has cooked him a turtle soup at some point. It might have something to do with that. But I am not sure about the significance of the turtle (soup).


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Name of soundtrack in Shippuden episode 485 when Sasuke and Orochimaru were talking in the boat
What is the name of the soundtrack in Naruto Shippuden episode 485 at 13:07 when Sasuke and Orochimaru were talking in the boat?

This is Sen'ya, from Shippuden OST II track 23. Also commonly known as "Itachi's theme".


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What's the song playing when the group is discussing what to do while Bisky throws the dodgeball in episode 70?
What is the song that is played in episode 70 while the group is discussing what to do and it continues while Bisky throws the dodgeball?

What was the exact minute?

The scene you're talking about starts at 20:13
That song is one of my favorites, its name is : Reason ~ Instrumental
(Yeah it is the instrumental version of the ending 3)
Here is a link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7uXsgsZlps
(The part you're looking for starts at 1:05)
It is also played when Kirua fights Rammot


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What happened to Kaneki in episode 12 of Tokyo Ghoul:re?
In episode 12 of Tokyo Ghoul:re,

 Kaneki gets his memory back.

However, I didn't understand the dialogue "well sleep, Haise" before that, and the following event regarding Kaneki's memory.
What actually happened?

The metaphor is that Kaneki is putting Haise to sleep, as now Kaneki has taken over by regaining his memories. Haise will never come back, as he has become a part of Kaneki. The 'cliffhanger' now is how will Kaneki act around his friends that Haise made, and what will he do next.


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Why can Sonic become a Super Saiyan like Goku?
I watched an animation about Sonic, and that hedgehog became a Super Saiyan using diamond shaped stuff.
What actually is that? How can Sonic become like that?

I think you're refering to what's commonly known as Super Sonic.

Sonic has had the ability to turn into Super Sonic using Chaos Emerald since the 2nd game. Various media have handeled this transformation in various ways (see the Wikia-page linked above), but in general he's seen as a yellow or golden version of himself. He usually gain enhanced speed and an ability to fly and/or to survive in outer space. At least in the games, this is often at expense of Rings.
The transformation is not directly linked to Super Saiyans, but it's widely believed that the game drew heavy inspiration from Dragon Ball in this regard. (No official confirmation, tough.)

And of course the idea that Super Sonic is a Super Saiyan is a popular fanon (i.e. something that some fans believe but which is not backed up by any actual canon).


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Is the anime adaptation of Tokyo Ghoul:re faithful to the manga?
I've seen the first 2 episodes of Tokyo Ghoul:re and got confused when Kaneki meets Touka. I dropped the manga a while ago though, so I might be wrong thinking that they have not met this early.
Is the anime following the manga closely, or is it as far off as the Root A was?

Having watched all the anime episodes so far, except maybe the one released today, and all the Re manga chapters, they do match up very closely. There might be some minor events missing, but it seems like everything is being included.
Thus, of the 3 anime seasons of Tokyo Ghoul, it seems Re is the most faithful to the manga. Even season 1 mixed up the order and changed some events, but I have yet to see any such thing in Re.

Thanks for that :). Shouldn't they just release more episodes / seasons instead of rushing? ;). Wishful thinking

To be true, it's not as bad as Root A was.
That abomination was literally the worst thing that could happen to Tokyo Ghoul, in my opinion. But yeah, they are rushing things up a little, and that's expected when you are talking about a series that's already has more than 170 chapters as base material.
Spoilers ahead..

 Around 8 episodes of :Re are out as of now, and Sasaki has already met a recovered Tsukiyama. I think that was the point where he started getting his memories back little by little, though they haven't showed it in the anime till now. The same event happened much later considering the manga chapters.

This season of :re is only going to have 12 episodes, check here on MAL. So I think it has been okay till now. I like the progress anyway. The main issue is, they are supposed to come out with the next 12 episodes by the end of this year, read here. If they screw that up, it will spoil the whole of re, as Root A did with Tokyo Ghoul.
I just hope they don't screw it up anymore _/\_

The Tokyo Ghoul re anime only seemed to reorder events a little during the first episode, which skipped a lot of exposition about how the world worked and RC cells. Little details are skipped, and character backstory for the Quinx Squad is limited compared to the manga.
As already mentioned above, Tokyo Ghoul Season 4 is coming out soon. However, it's unknown if it's just another 12 episodes. It could potentially be two cours and finish off the manga.


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What is the origin of the one-horned rabbit so common in fantasy and isekai stories?
Dozens of fantasy and isekai stories have the one-horn-rabbit as a staple beginner's monster.

Some examples:

Re:Monster (day 4)
I Said Make My Abilities Average! (ch. 19)
Kenshi o Mezashite Nyūgaku Shitanoni Mahō Tekisei 9999 Nandesukedo!? (web novel ch. 22)
Nidoume no Jinsei wo Isekai de (ch. 23)
Saikyou no Shokugyou wa Yuusha demo Kenja demo naku Kanteishi (Kari) rashii desu yo? (ch. 2)

What is the origin of this monster, and why is it so common?

It's possibly a reference to Bunicorn, an early-stage recurring enemy in Dragon Quest series.

Bunicorns are rabbits with a single horn, parodying the fabled unicorns. They have gray fur, and the horn is often a yellowish brown shade. [...].
As enemies typically encountered at the start of a game, Bunicorns are not particularly strong, though they typically outweigh the likes of Slimes [...].

The creature first appeared on Dragon Quest III in 1988 (Japanese NES release).
Considering that Dragon Quest is really popular in Japan, I think this is the most possible reason for using it as a beginner's monster, as an alternative to Slime.

Yes, there are tons of DQ references in the novels. I think you are corrrect.

They're called Al-mi'raj. And they have been around for hundreds of years.
Dragon Quest is only the first game to include them in.
Series could just be using them as a starting monster as a simple DQ reference... But it could also be because they're like one the most easiest fantasy animal to kill. The most they can do is scare off wild animals.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-mi%27raj#cite_note-:0-1
Wiki doesn't go into much detail about them. So here's another website just in case you're curious to know more.
https://abookofcreatures.com/2015/04/15/miraj/


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Did Zeniba's hair tie help Chihiro in any way?
Nearing the end of Spirited Away, Zeniba weaves and gifts Chihiro a hair tie and claims that it will protect her.

Is there any indication that this (presumably magical) hair tie played any useful role during the rest of the movie?

There is a scene towards the end where Haku warns Chihiro to never look back until she reaches the outer end of the tunnel. When she's about to enter the tunnel, she stopped for a while and started turning her head around but stopped at the very last moment. At the same time the hair tie sparkled. Its a very subtle scene.

Now Haku did not tell her the reason why. But if you are familiar with Asian cultures, looking back would have trapped Chihiro in the spirit world forever.
Yes, the hair tie did save her. At least in my interpretation.

Some people speculate that

 it helps her identify her parents later in the movie. It does sparkle at the end of the movie, this only shows that her adventure happened.

It's never stated least not in the movie itself beyond "It will protect you." from Zeniba herself. So no, it serves no useful role (it is possible it was going to, but the showing of it could have been scrapped). Well maybe beyond a "oh my hair tie? I got it from some friends.." type thing...

The hairband stayed in Chihiro's hair after she passed the tunnel back to the human world. This gives us the proof that it was all real and that it was not a dream.

Of course it was real. The car had been sitting there outside for a week or more. The grass was also overgrown.

I guess that it will help chihiro in the future, for an Instance chihiro will untie her hair and then she will remember that it is from zeniba and she will remember that she was once trapped from the spirit world


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Why was there an 'Immortal Object' sign when Eva shoot LLENN in the 1st Squad Jam?
In Sword Art Online Alternative: Gun Gale Online, in the 1st Squad Jam tournament, when "Boss"/Eva shoot LLENN/Karen, the sign 'Immortal Object' appeared. Therefore, LLEYN/Karen didn't die.
But "Boss"/Eva also said something about 'Scan Terminal'.
So, why was there an 'Immortal Object' sign?

LLENN has her 'Satellite Scan Terminal'in her left breast pocket, which is in an 'Immortal Object' according to Squad Jam rules. That is why bullets could not pass through it.
This is the same as her using dead bodies as shield, as they were also 'Immortal Object's.


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What is the order for watching the Gintama series?
I wanted to try Gintama for a long time but I have no idea as to the order in which I have to watch it.
What is the order for watching the anime series?

Here is one possible viewing order taken from Gintama Reddit FAQ

What is the watch order of the series?
Skip episodes 1 and 2. They were a special to celebrate the series getting animated.
Gintama: 3-201 (The arc at eps 58-61 was made into a movie. Watch it if you don't care about spoilers, instead of the the arc in the series.)
Gintama Movie 1: Benizakura (the Benizakura arc in eps 58-61). CANON MOVIE
Gintama'(2011): 202-252
Gintama' Enchousen: 253-265 (with some reruns in the middle)
Gintama Movie 2: Be Forever Yorozuya CANON MOVIE. This movie was made to signify the end of the series, as they didn't know if it would continue (but it did).
Gintama° (2015): 266-316
Gintama. (2017): 317-328
Gintama. "Porori": 329-342
Gintama. Silver Soul Arc: 343-Ongoing
EDIT: Gintama End-Game starts at episode 300. Everything passed there is part of the "conclusion" of the series. Contains heavy spoilers.

As of today, Gintama ended at episode 367. Then there are 2 web movies called "Gintama: The Semi-Final" and the last movie called "Gintama: The Final". https://anidb.net/anime/11850/relation/graph


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What's the song during the fight between Fumikage and Moonfish in Season 3 Episode 6?
The song has come up a few times in My Hero Academia anime, but recently during Fumikage Tokoyami vs Moonfish in season 3 episode 6, starts at 5:40 and ends at 7:20.
What's that song?

In case you haven't found it yet, the OST is called The Threat of Offence and Defence. It is from the 1st Season OST, here is the link.


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A song in Boku no Hero Academia season 3 episode 45 at 9:50
There's a song played for a short amount of time in Boku no Hero Academia season 3 episode 45 at 9:50. I think this song hasn't been played before in the series.
What is that song?

The Threat of Offense and Defense (脅威との攻防 Kyōi to no kōbō)
As another user pointed out, it has actually been played at least twice before!

season 1 episode 10 at around 10:50
season 2 episode 3 when showing everyone on the minefield

It is "Kyōi to no kōbō" (The Threat of Offence and Defense), the 29th track from Boku No Hero Academia Original Soundtrack. (YouTube link)


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How come there is contemporary technology, in addition to samurai-era and alien technology?
As far as I understand, in Gintama, aliens invaded Edo (Tokyo) in the times of the samurais and defeated them. Then, we not only see samurai-era (Edo period) buildings, weapons, etc., but also alien-made buildings, weapons, and technology.
However, there is also technology from the current era in it, like cars, TVs, electricity cables, bazookas, motorcycles, etc., like if the current era would be also mixed with their time.
How come there is contemporary technology in Gintama universe?

This question is asking about the background setting of the story, which is up to the writer's imagination and might not have any reasoning behind it at all

While it is true that aliens did conquer edo and enforced their rules and regulations, the bakufu reserved the right to rule their subjects while conforming to the alien government. By preserving the current era's tech they may try to make it seem like the humans of current edo may have some control over their land.
It can also seem like a form of resistance. This can be seen in the episode where the Dango shopkeeper hasn't closed his shop despite being the only one in the vicinity and all the other shops have either adapted the new alien sweet technology or have closed and moved on.
The other explanation I could think of is that they wanted create a story line that wasn't too complex and kept the series lighthearted like with the episode where Gintoki wants to buy an old fan because he is too cheap to actually invest in an AC. All of this is just my interpretation, I'm not sure if anything about this is actually specified in the manga.

I do believe it's something akin to a mix of both worlds - Alien futuristic technology might have accelerated the development of cars and other modern technology. It's how I interpret it, anyway.

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Song in My Hero Academia season 1 episode 10, at around 10:50
There's a song in My Hero Academia that plays in:

season 1 episode 10 at around 10:50
season 2 episode 3 when showing everyone on the minefield
season 3 episode 7 showing all the students and teachers walking back to camp after the villains left.

What is that song?

Welcome to Anime.SE. I'd like to just make sure that all of these are the same song, right? Because if you ask about multiple different songs, then each should be posted as a separate question instead. Thanks.

The Threat of Offense and Defense (脅威との攻防 Kyōi to no kōbō)
I haven't seen episode 7 of season 3 yet, but assuming it's the same song as the first two, there you go :)


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When does season 9 of Bleach take place chronologically?
At first, I thought it was taking place before they went to Las Noches, but Chad used his right arm as the shield Brazo Derecha de Gigante which he only developed in Las Noches.
When does season 9 take place chronologically?

Season 9 of bleach is filler and doesn't take place in canon.

But what place does it take in the anime?

You should consider filler to happen in essentially a parallel universe. Typically, all the powers that have been seen so far are fair game in the filler, even if it makes little chronological sense.


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What is the music on S3E16 when Todoroki was fighting group of ninjas?
What is the music on season 3 episode 16 of My Hero Academia around 20:07 when Todoroki was fighting a group of ninjas?

It's Kibasen, the 13th track of Boku no Hero Academia Season 2 Original Soundtrack.
YouTube link


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Why didn't Masaharu turn back to lifeless doll form after time-reversal magic?
At the end of episode 9 of Nanatsuiro Drops, Masaharu revealed his identity of being Yuki to Sumomo. As Sumomo was from Retroscena, the magic inside Masaharu permanently turned him into lifeless doll form (in contrast to the walking Yuki-chan). He was rescued by Sumomo's time-reversal magic (episode 10), reverting his body to the time before Sumomo knew his identity.
However, the world around him was not reverted. In particular, Sumomo still had the knowledge/memory that Masaharu was Yuki. This is confirmed in the dialogue between the two inside Sumomo's bedroom (beginning of episode 11).
Question: After the time-reversal magic, why didn't Sumomo's knowing Masaharu's identity immediately turn him into a lifeless doll?


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Song played at Noragami Aragoto episode 12 19:00
What is the name of soundtrack used in Noragami Aragoto episode 12 @ 19:00 when Yato cuts Pacification ring?

It's the 11th song on the Noragami Aragoto soundtrack Footsteps. The portion we hear during that scene starts at minute 1:17 and crescendos around 2:00 when Yato uses Sekki.


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What's the song that plays in FMA:Brotherhood episode 36 at 4:40?
There's a song in episode 36 of Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood at 4:40, and it plays many times afterward in that episode.
I listened to almost all of the soundtracks and could not find it.
What is this song?

I believe you are looking for track 18, No Answer, from the Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood Original Soundtrack 2.


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What is the song playing in Code Geass R1 episode 24 when the black knights are ready to fire with the heavy cannon?
What is the epic song that plays in the 24th episode of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R1 at 8:51, when the black knights are ready to fire with the heavy cannon "Super Electromagnetic Shrapnel Cannon"?

It's Black Knights, the 11th track of Code Geass - Lelouch of the Rebellion O.S.T. 2. (SoundCloud link))


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Why did Neji’s father stil have the Hyuga curse mark on his forehead even after his death?
When Neji dies in Naruto Shippuden episode 365, his Hyuga curse mark disappeared from his forehead.
However, why does his father still have it on his head which was reanimated?

The Cursed Mark of the Hyuga Branch family has two purposes:

To allow the Main family to easily put under control a rebellious
member.
To ensure that, if they die in battle, their Byakugan will
not be stolen.

Now, Edo Hizashi seems to still have the Byakugan in his power(although he doesn’t actually use it), so it makes sense that the Curse Mark is still present to make sure that it cannot be stolen. What does not make complete sense is why he still has the Byakugan, although when it comes to Orochimaru and his experiments very little surprises me at this point.

Here is Neji’s forehead as he is dying, which shows that the seal is indeed erased during death.
Below is Edo Hizashi, with his Seal and apparent Byakugan.

Another theory is that Hizashi wasn’t killed in a traditional way, and was instead sealed somewhere in order to steal his Byakugan, and for some reason the Curse Mark didn’t detect this as death and so it didn’t deactivate. Or honestly it might have just been a mistake. Who knows...

It was activated.
I‘m not sure, but in my opinion it could be, because it was activated. The mark can be activated by any member of the main family as a punishment and the person wearing it will suffer from pain. Nejis mark was, as far as i know, never activated, his fathers was. (I don‘t know whih episode, you can see it as a memory from Neji at the jounin-exam)
My theory is, that it‘s only visible after death, when it was activated and burned itself in the forehead.
Maybe i‘m completely wrong and it‘s just a mistake by the editors.

Please include relevant sources/references.

Nejis curse mark was actually activated, there was a time when he was training hinata and subconsciously went too hard in attacking. That led to Hiashi punishing him https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAWZlOrqZGQ


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What happened between the first 2 episodes of Attack on Titan season 1? How much time passed?
We are given a flashback/dream sequence at the beginning of episode 2 of Attack on Titan, and there are a few references to the fact that time has passed, but it doesn't look like much time has passed.
What happened between the 1st and 2nd episode? How much time passed?

Please note that the timeskip does not occur between Episode 1 and 2, but within Episode 2.

The full story is revealed in Season 3 Episode 6 and Season 3 Episode 11. Here is a recap of what happened, starting from a scene in Season 1 Episode 1:

 Upon learning from Mikasa that Eren wants to join the Survey Corps,
 Grisha is more obliging of the idea than Carla, asking his son why he
 wants to leave the Walls. Upon hearing his son's answer, Grisha
 announces that he will be departing, telling a bewildered Carla that
 there is no point in trying to stop an inquisitive mind like Eren's.
 Before he leaves, he promises to show Eren what he has been hiding in
 their basement when he returns.

 Later, during Wall Maria's fall,
 Grisha travels to the Reiss Chapel in the night. Bursting in on the
 royal family, Grisha [...] begs Frieda Reiss to use her Founding Titan ability to save
 Shiganshina from the Titans that are breaking in, but she refuses. In
 desperation, Grisha activates his own Titan ability, easily beating
 Frieda in combat, and devouring her, before going on to slaughter the
 entire Reiss family with the exception [of] Rod Reiss, who escapes.

 Traveling to Trost District, Grisha locates Keith Shadis and enlists
 his help in searching for his family among the refugees. Upon finding
 Eren, the two men learn that Carla has been devoured, devastated by
 the news. Telling Eren that he must avenge his mother, Grisha takes
 his son into the woods. When Keith tries to stop him, arguing that
 Grisha should not put such a burden on the boy's shoulders as he might
 not be gifted like Grisha, Grisha simply explains that the fact that
 Eren is his son makes him qualified, and orders Keith not to get
 involved.

 In the forest, he
 entrusts Eren with the key to his Basement and injects him with Titan
 serum, explaining to Eren that their memories will teach him how to
 use the ability. Transforming into a Pure Titan, Eren devours Grisha
 and returns to his human state, having gained the Founding Titan […].

And now, leading to Season 1 Episode 2, this is what happens:

  Minutes pass when Keith unexpectedly hears thunder from the direction Grisha went with Eren, prompting him to venture into the forest to find them. He finds Eren lying unconscious with no sign of Grisha. He brings Eren back to the shelter to rest with Mikasa and Armin.

In Season 2 Episode 10, during

 a conversation between Bertolt and Ymir, it is revealed that titan shifters cannot remember whom they have eaten prior to their transformation. Furthermore, having been a pure titan herself, Ymir claims that every day was like waking up into a nightmare. That is why Eren thought his transformation was just a bad dream, when in fact, it was not.

On top of that, Season 3 Episode 12 gives us a little insight on

 the titan serum or titan injection itself. It is believed to be made up of titan spinal fluid. However, the exact chemical composition remains unknown.

So now we see that the timeskip encompasses

 exactly one night.

Don't forget about the part where Grisha also made Eren forget exactly what happened on that night also using an injection of some unspecified material.

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Which Naruto episode shows a flashback of a kid stealing bread?
I am trying to remember a scene in Naruto where a "homeless kid" steals bread and gets beaten up and Orochimaru or someone comes and ask him to follow him.
Which episode is this from?

That boy was Zaku. The flashback is shown during his fight against Shino in episode 40.

@Raingod mark this as the answer then.


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Confusion on Meliodas' clones' power level
In Nanatsu no Taizai season 2 episode 2, it's explained if Meliodas makes clones, his original power level is divided by the number of clones he makes.
For 1 clone, the power level is 1685, which seems correct.

However, if he makes 4 clones, their power level will be 420 each.

Mathematically, 3370 divided by 4 is 840, and when divided by 8 is 420.
But, why is it 420 not 840? Is this a mistake on the anime production?

They have a power level of 420 each because, when a clone is made, it has half the power of the original. But if multiple clones are made, then this power that was halved, is split into the multiple clones. Meaning that the clones receive power split up from the original's half and not from the original itself.
ie, 420 x 4 = 1680
It is detailed by Merlin in Chapter 112 of the manga:


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Why are the OADs coming out for Days called the series finale when the manga isn't over?
I recently started reading Days manga and was curious about the anime. I began to watch it and got really into it so I wanted to know when the next season would come out.
I found out that they were not going to have a season 2 but instead three OADs, the websites I went on called it the series finale which confused me because the manga is still going on.
Why are the OADs coming out for Days called the series finale when the manga isn't over?

The 3 OADs will conclude the Days anime series, not the series as a whole. Or in other words, there is no planned continuation for the anime after the OADs.
The anime series adapts the manga until the semifinal match of National Championship - Tokyo Preliminaries Block A. The last episode ends just before the start of the final match:

 The credits roll as both Touin and Seiseki take the field. There's a lot of high energy and everyone we've come to love throughout the series is watching the game. But we're not! Because the season has ended and we're left with a massive cliffhanger and one last 'Seiseki Fight!'

DAYS Episode 24 (Final) Review: I Want to Play More Soccer With This Team

The planned 3 OADs will draw upon the final match of National Championship - Tokyo Preliminaries Block A, ending the arc and serving as the anime's finale.
Or just as Wikipedia stated,

the television anime's story will end with three original anime DVDs (OADs) in 2018.


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What is the song in My Hero Academia season 3 episode 1 at 20:00?
In season 3 episode 1 of My Hero Academia, (episode 39 "Game start") a song plays at 20:00.
What is that song?

Hey anyone wondering what it was, it is called 'my hero Acedamia'
Link: https://youtu.be/vYsfWTPwT6s


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Can Armament Haki be used when in Logia form?
When a Logia Devil Fruit eater alters his shape to his type of fruit (like Ace becoming fire), can he cover himself with Armament Haki?
We know that it can be used on the body and weapons, is it usable on the Logia form itself?

Yes. That kind of Haki works independently from Devil Fruit. However, if something is "generated" by Devil Fruit, you can enhance it with Armament Haki.

As @JustPlain has stated, anyone can use the two types of Haki (Observation or Armament) regardless of the fruit type they have or have not eaten.
You can see Smoker using it in his fight against Vergo on Punk Hazard in Chapter 616.

@Proxy But as you can see, smoker's hand is in its physical form when he used haki, my question was can he use haki on Smoke for example ? since his body is smoke.

Oh you mean like, if he can shoot smoke "bubbles" that are clad with haki? If so i would say yes, although out of my head i do not remember if i ever saw an instance of that in the manga, but we saw plenty of examples when different weapons like arrows and swords were infused with haki so i see no reason why logia users would not be able use it on intangible parts of their body.

Yes, a logia type can use Armament Haki in logia form. For an example: a logia type user cannot touch anybody in their logia form, so they can use Armament Haki to touch them while the other person can't touch them if they suddenly stop using Haki.
Also if a person is about to use Armament Haki on a Logia, then the Devil Fruit eater can use their own Haki to hit the other person.
This happened when Smoker fought Vergo with Haki

Yes, as you can see, Katakuri is using Haki on his Mochi Mochi devil fruit ability.

He coated his mochi ability with haki to give it more of a hardened punch. He is a special Paramecia devil fruit eater, so sorry if this isn't as acceptable. I am sure a Logia type can do the same though using the examples by @Proxy.
He also transforms his right hand into a gun with his Mochi Mochi no Mi, covers it with Haki, and then shoots out mochi bullets.


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The song playing in My Hero Academia season 3 episode 14 when everyone is training
What is the name of the soundtrack in My Hero Academia season 3, episode 14 beginning at 18:45 when everyone is training?

It's 英雄的武闘戦闘曲 (Heroic Fighting Battle Song), the 18th track from My Hero Academia 2nd Original Soundtrack.
YouTube link


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What's the background music playing on Naruto Shippuden episode 329 when Naruto meets all other jinchuuriki?
On Naruto Shippuden episode 329, there's a background music that was played when Naruto meets all jinchuuriki and they share their power with him.
The relevant scene on the YouTube starts at 1:30.

I don't know the exact title of that one specifically, but it is one of the variations of a particular track. Similar to My Mother and My Father and Goodbye

Its similar to My mother and My father also thank you, i have searched for this answer for atleast 4 years tlyet coudnt find it and you provided me the ray of hope brother so thank you very much

It's an unreleased OST of Naruto Shippuden called Decision (YouTube reference).


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Which chapter of No Game No Life webcomic should I start after finishing the anime?
Which chapter of No Game No Life webcomic should I start after completing the anime?

Sorry, but is there a webcomic for this series? Did you mean the manga/light novel instead?


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At the end of Tokyo Ghoul: Root A, is Yoshimura still alive?
In Tokyo Ghoul: Root A, Yoshimura ―the old leader of the Antiteiku― was defeated. After that, his daughter, after fighting with Arima, "ate" him. Normally, ghouls would eat someone to gain energy, but in this case, she just escaped.
I don't think it was the last time for her to fight because I think we will see her again in the 3rd season.
Is Yoshimura still alive at the end of Tokyo Ghoul: Root A?

First, there is an after credits scene where we see One eyed Owl spit Yoshimura out and then release its kajuka kagune for that big reveal that she was his daughter as pointed out in the question.
After that, we do not see him again in Root A. Season 3 continues the story a few years later and closely follows the mangas overarching story. We do find out some of what happened to him, which simply was that he became a new Kagune farm like Rize was. This is best shown by a new Ghoul introduced in RE:, named Owl as well for having Yoshimura's Kagune. For those who haven't seen season 3, spoilers, but this new Owl's true identity was never hidden and it is

 Seidou Takizawa, the side character eaten by Noro at the end of Season 2, and Akira's friend and classmate.

A few others were also given his Kagune as well, and we do see one of them who escaped but is unnamed and hidden in Season 3. Code-name Floppy by CCG and a cannibal ghoul killer, though most people already know or have a good guess who it is.
Yoshimura is however, never seen in season 3. As for his fate in the now ended manga, and spoilers for season 4 when/if it comes out,

 he is never seen again. There is one picture of him suspended in fluid in one of those human sized vats commonly used for experimentation, but he is at best unconscious, possibly dead around the Rose extermination which Season 3 ended with. Truly never seen or even mentioned again after that and presumed dead.


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What's the song that plays when Sasuke and Kakashi arrive at round 3 of the Chunin Exams?
What's the song that plays when Sasuke and Kakashi arrive at round 3 of the Chunin Exams (when they replay it in Shippuden episode 258, at 19:18)  I don't think this is the only time it plays but it's the first example I could think of.

This sounds somewhat similar to Sarutobi, from Naruto OST III, track 12.
However, there are some differences, so it's not the exact same track. The song in that episode doesn't seem to be in any of the officially released soundtracks. There are some unofficial versions online though, usually titled Sarutobi Remix or Surprise Attack. For example, here.


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Who used Izanagi first?
I have been asked a question I can not seem to figure out regarding who used Izanagi first. I first thought it was Rai Uchiha, but when I give that answer, many stated that I am wrong.
Who used Izanagi first?

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Multiple hours of confusion later:
True answer
"According to Itachi, there was a point in time where members of the clan abused the abilities granted by Izanagi, instead simply casting the technique as a means of escaping the undesirable results of their actions. Whilst this resulted in little issue if only one person were using Izanagi, if there were two or more casters, they would begin to fight amongst each other over personally favourable outcomes. Thus, as dōjutsu users were unlikely to succumb to ocular genjutsu, Izanami was created as a method to reprimand such clansmen, as well as save them from their own arrogance. By imprisoning them within an unalterable loop of events, the victim was forced to accept the reality they had created if they ever wished to escape the illusion."
- So really we don't know who the first person was.
Information about Izanagi:
Users:
 1. Danzo Shimura 2. Madara Uchiha3. Obito Uchiha (anime only:)5.  Baru Uchiha6.  Naka Uchiha7. Rai Uchiha #: Unknown blokes/blokettes from Uchiha
Naka is described to have been "able to awaken his Mangekyō Sharingan and became obsessed with the technique Izanagi, which he used to kill some of his own clansmen."
While "Baru was of its few members who were able to awaken the Sharingan in his youth" along with Rai who "was able to awaken the Sharingan in his youth".
We don't know the age of Madara when he was able to use Izanagi, even roughly, though he doesn't seem to have it in his youth?
If you take the anime as definitive it is between Baru and Rai who are the first, It is not clear which person used it first as they both awakened to the power in their "youth", no more description is given.
The Izanagi is a genjutsu that is cast on the user instead of others and is the most powerful amongst this type of genjutsu.
Izanagi can be used only by those with the genetic traits of the Sage of Six Paths. The Uchiha, descended from the Sage, are able to perform Izanagi with their Sharingan. Even with such an eye acting as a medium, gaining the power to temporarily control reality's flow as the user sees fit comes at a price; one has very limited reserves of time within a single eye for invoking this technique. This technique would normally be used for only the most dire of situations and for but a brief moment as after the Sharingan with which Izanagi was casted exceeds its limit, becoming powerless and permanently blind, though its sight and power can be restored by further evolving it into a Rinnegan. For this reason the Uchiha labelled it a kinjutsu.
Danzō Shimura, in an effort to make practical use of the technique, had ten Sharingan embedded into his right arm. To use Izanagi to its full potential, users must also have the genetic traits of the Senju, who are also descended from the Sage. Partially for this reason Danzō had some of Hashirama Senju's DNA transplanted into his arm, which extended the time span of each Sharingan's Izanagi to a minute, allowing him to use the technique for up to ten minutes in total, with breaks in between to conserve time. However, because Danzō is not an Uchiha, his chakra levels drop substantially every time he activates this technique.
(Since the timeline and plot is so muddled and tangled I could be wrong on the answer)
Sources:(There are a lot, its to help your eyes)

http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Izanagihttp://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Uchiha_Clan_Downfallhttp://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Naka_Uchihahttp://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Rai_Uchihahttp://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Baru_Uchihahttp://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/First_Shinobi_World_Warhttp://narutofanon.wikia.com/wiki/Era_of_the_Warring_Stateshttp://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Warring_States_Periodhttp://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Third_Shinobi_World_Warhttp://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Izuna_Uchihahttp://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Tajima_Uchihahttp://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Madara_Uchihahttp://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Obito_Uchihahttp://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Shin_Uchihahttp://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Itachi_Uchihahttp://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Izanamihttp://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Hashirama_Senjuhttp://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Danz%C5%8D_Shimurahttp://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Izanagi_and_Izanami


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Who is the Mother of Meliodas, Estarossa, and Zeldris?
I don't think it ever comes up, but it's interesting to think about….
Who is the Mother of Meliodas, Estarossa, and Zeldris?

Demon King, being all powerful could have just conjured them with his dark and powerful magic. But that's in speculation too.

In my opinion, it's the supreme deity. Zeldris has a goddess symbol on his sword and Estarossa was a member of the archangels.


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Is there any continuation to the marriage ceremony that got cut in the middle of the last episode of Shippuden?
Episode 500 of Shippuden, the final episode shows some of the characters' marriage. However, their marriage ceremony fades through the white door.
I'd at least thought Naruto would be there for their ceremony and some happy moments before the story closes, but no.
Is there any official statement why it got cut/ended like that? Is there any OVA/continuation to their marriage ceremony somewhere?
(I know there's Boruto, but this question is more about their marriage ceremony, not the story long after that)

No, as I remember 500 is last but there is the some movie and part related to boruto and naruto gaiden

@mirroroftruth , This should be against some policy I think. :). Us consumer's mental health is seriously affected when there is this thunderbolt stop.


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Is there a continuation to the "Oblivion Island" movie?
I really liked Oblivion Island: Haruka and the Magic Mirror. I wonder if there's a second part to it, or something derived from it?

Unfortunately, I can't seem to find anything related to it. Even its own website (the English version at least) doesn't mention anything like that. It could be that the movie, despite receiving several awards, simply wasn't profitable enough to warrant a sequel.
http://www.oblivionisland.com/

The movie was great but there hasn't been any sequel


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What is the song when Usopp is defeating Sugar by using his Haki?
In One Piece episode 697, there's a song when Ussop is defeating Sugar using his Haki. It starts at 0:53 in this YouTube video.
What is this song? Is it already released as a soundtrack?

Did you look it up at http://onepiecetracklist.com/ ? Just type in the number of the episode.

Didn't even know such page would exist, it gave me the answers I was looking for. A lot of thanks.

It is "The Straw Hats Gather and Head to Battle!" from the album "New World", track #44.
According to the OP's comment,

Ah, the song I was looking for was the one that sounds after that. And since it was answered, here it is:
  youtube.com/watch?v=TBKUNyxItyM

Ah, the song I was looking for was the one that sounds after that. And since it was answered, here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBKUNyxItyM
Thanks for your reply.


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Will Haise regain his memories and adopt to his true personality as Kaneki again?
Will Haise become Kaneki again? By that, I mean if Haise will regain his memories and adopt his true personality as Kaneki?
I have a little bit knowledge of Haise's backstory (how Kaneki became amnesiac) but I haven't watched season 3 or read the manga (both Tokyo Ghoul and Tokyo Ghoul:re) yet.
Did this event occur in the anime or in the manga yet?

If I skimmed the manga and read the wiki properly, and if the writers and such follow it,

 I believe he will return soon, because he will continue to develop and adopt the title of One-Eyed King. After a bout with Arima and Eto. Then starts his own group called "Goat."


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Which episode does Erina Nakiri find out who Soma's dad is?
I really would like to know because Soma and Erin are mean to each other and I want to see her respecting Soma.

related question for manga chapter: When did Erina learn that Yukihira's father was Joichiro?

Comparing to the synopsis of the anime episode on Wikipedia, Erina found out about Soma's dad on season 3 episode 12 (episode 49), "The One Who Aims for the Summit".

[...]. Soma then tells Azami that Joichiro is his father, right as Erina walks in on the conversation, shocking both of them. [...]
(emphasis mine)


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Are souls born or created as soul reapers, bounts, or humans?
In the season 4 of Bleach anime, one of the main characters state that the bounts are born or created in the soul society.
Are souls born in the soul society as soul reapers? Or if everyone was once a human and died and came to the soul society? Or if everyone was somehow created like the bounts?

Bounts are non-canonical entities.
We should begin with this information because it means your question isn't actually relevant to Bleach's canon (although you didn't know that, obviously, and it isn't your fault if you're an anime-only watcher).
Bleach's lore has only gotten more developed and complicated during the last years, especially thanks to the Can't Fear Your Own World light novel (which is generally accepted as --somewhat-- canonical since written with Tite Kubo's, Bleach's creator, complete approval).
In short, before the three different dimensions were split apart, there only existed "souls" -- shinigami-like souls made out of spirit particles. When the worlds were split, the reincarnation cycle was created -- with a balanced amount of souls between the three dimensions to maintain balance.
So, to answer your question, a third of all souls was transformed into Hollows, a third was sent to the Spirit Realm and a last third became humanity. But each and every soul stems from the "proto-souls" entities from before.


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A black metal song in episode 41 of My Hero Academia
There's a song that plays in My Hero Academia season 2, episode 41 around 20:45-20:58ish when the villains showed up during the poison gas/tree burning scene. It was growling black metal type vocals and drums.
What is that song?

It’s Yuki Hayashi's July 10th or 開闢行動隊-総攻撃 by 林 ゆうき

From what I can gather, the only artist mentioned in the end credits is Miwa. After hours of searching all I could come up with was this video of her doing a metal cover. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eVHPqmgvrE It sounds close, but Im not 100% sold on it. But it does prove she can sing that style so perhaps its a new song by her. If that is the case we will have to wait for the OST.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7dYMxIpJis
It's call All out Attack on the MHA soundtrack.


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What do Karen and Tsukihi see Ononoki as?
They told Araragi he would never grow up since he was still talking to a doll (Ononoki) at his age in Tsukimonogatari episode 4, 31 minutes in. It's always hard to tell how different people perceive the same phenomenon in Monogatari series, which is fun and puzzling.
What do Karen and Tsukihi see Ononoki as? Do they not perceive Ononoki as a human being?

As noted several times throughout the series, her body is, in fact, a doll.
Though I seem to remember it being noted earlier, the first mention I can find is the very first line spoken in Tsukimonogatari:

斧乃木余接は人形である。

Ononoki Yotsugi is a doll.

I am not aware of any reason to believe this is meant to be taken metaphorically. That this isn't obvious from the anime visuals--aside from her trademark lack of facial expression--is inconsequential. In Koyomimonogatari, she herself attributes her height to being "by nature, an adorable doll".
If you're wondering how, in that case, she could be mistaken for human, an adequately realistic doll would not look glaringly inhuman from a distance, and even close up it may not be clear without deliberate inspection. In Owarimonogatari:

 It is revealed that Teori Tadatsuru, one of her creators, was himself possessing a doll during the events of Tsukimonogatari. As Araragi was disturbed by having seen "the cute doll known as Ononoki Yotsugi murder a human", he at no point discerned that his body was that of a doll. So it is generally possible for supernaturally-animated dolls, at least those created by Teori, to pass as human. (Interestingly, here there are also several shots of dolls in Ononoki's likeness, except with visible ball joints.)

And as for why Tsukihi unambiguously perceives her as a doll, if you won a doll from a claw game (as noted but 30 seconds before the line cited in the question), saw it up close, felt it, and never saw it do anything but hang limp, what reason would there be to doubt that it is in fact a doll?

If I recall, they won her at the Arcade, so they see her as a simple won prize doll.

Any reference from the anime/manga would be appreciated!

I kind of remember that scene fuzzily, but is there any confirmation that that's the real reason why they see her as a doll?

IIRC, you're right, but I'm not sure if it's symbolism, or tongue-in-cheek wordplay, or what.


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OST in the 2nd season of Magi episode 19 around 4:43
I have been wondering what the song at 4:43 episode 19 is in Magi season 2, Magi: The Kingdom of Magic. It plays when

 the Leam and the Fanalis broke through the first barrier of Magnostadt and the Fanalis group leader did his little pep-talk to attack the mages of Magnostadt.

It sounds really nice but I cannot seem to find this one.
I've been going around some OST lists but can't seem to find this one specifically.
What is this OST called? Where could it be found?

Sometimes timestamp can be confusing, could you describe the scene on that timestamp shortly to make it clear?

@AkiTanaka did it but idk how to make the spoiler tag :S

To add a spoiler, start the paragraph with >!

@AkiTanaka Thx learned something here :D

It is most definitely a mix of music but I definitely heard "Cast to Damnation" (YouTube) in there at around 7:20 .

Friendly advice, please don't use > (quotation block) to emphasize/add aesthetic because that's not the purpose. Quotation block should be used when you're quoting something, either from external site, posts on Stack Exchange, etc. Thanks!

Thanks for the reaction, i see that is a mix but the problem was i really want to know what the music is at the start of that scene. still this one is also cool :D so thanks for the reaction at least :)


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Why does Homura have to die within her soul gem in "Movie Part III: Rebellion"?
In Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie Part III: Rebellion, why does Homura have to die within her soul gem in order not to betray Madoka as she said here?
Even if Kyubey confirms the existence of God Madoka, it doesn't mean he has the power to manipulate it to his advantage. After all, God Madoka's power is greater. That's why Madoka is a God, isn't it?

why does Homura have to die within her soul gem in order not to betray Madoka

i can only think of 2 instances you are referring to

when Kyubey asks if Homura wants to spend eternity trapped inside her barrier as a witch. Homura says that Mami and Kyoko will kill her instead order to free the people who were drawn into her Labyrinth and thus the Isolation Field which prevents anything getting out
Homulily being marched off to a guillotine. this is explained in the 7th dot point on Observations

Homulilly appears to have half of her head cut off, which is a reference to the guillotine in her barrier, guillotines are usually symbols of punishment and shame, which may reflect Homura's guilt for not being able to protect Madoka.

this comes after she's found out that the Incubators have partly succeeded in capturing Madoka within the Isolation Field and plan on studying her

Even if Kyubey confirms the existence of God Madoka, it doesn't mean he has the power to manipulate it to his advantage. After all, God Madoka's power is greater. That's why Madoka is a God, isn't it?

but that was their end goal and to do that they needed to confirm the existence of the Law of Cycles and then observe how it works so they can interfere and control her

Kyubey says his kind wants to observe the Law of Cycles, which to them had only been a hypothesis. Homura insists on knowing why, claiming that if Kyubey considers curiosity irrational,
...
but Homura realizes that his goal is to control Madoka and attacks Kyubey with her witch powers. Kyubey evades the attacks and admits that by observing the Law of Cycles the incubators could interfere with and control it. This would allow them to turn magical girls into witches, reinstating the old system that provided the incubators with more energy.

Rebellion/Synopsis > Part D (3rd paragraph)
as quoted above the Incubator's goal is still the same, collecting energy and as explained at the end of the series/second movie, after Madoka's wish was granted and the new universe was created, the "current" system of energy collection isn't as good as the old one with the witches which Homura explained to Kyubey where it comments how that would have been a better system but they had no way of confirming the existence of the Law of Cycles.
Would the Incubators be able to control Madoka? well yes given time. remember this is a species who can rip out the souls of young girls, fasion the soul into a gem and give them great powers, powers enough for one girl to be able to travel though time and another recreate the universe


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How does an outsider get "citizenship" in one of the Five Great Shinobi Countries?
After re-watching Naruto: Shippuden with Kushina's history, I've noticed that on her wiki page that

At a young age she was sent to Konoha and enrolled in the Academy.

I'm aware of the connection the Uzumaki has with the village. However, without being born into their respected village other than the academy or married to one of the citizen (like Temari), how does one get a headband of one of the Five Shinobi Countries?

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Thank you! And no, I'm grateful for the edit! <3 I was just so into the question that I added unnecessary details XD.

Kushina was an exception since she didn't move to the village but was sent there to become the next nine tails jinchūriki.
But I guess that if someone decided to move to another the village he would need to talk to the Kage and be accepted.

Could you provide the sources/references for the answer?


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Could Yuno do these things to win with both Yuki and her being alive?
Scenario 1: if Yuno from world 1 (Yuno 1) killed Yuno from world 2 (Yuno 2) to take her place, wouldn't that take her out of the game? With that, Yuki could win and Yuno 1 would still be alive in world 2 that is, though she might have had to wait for the game to start before doing this.
Scenario 2: if Yuno came to world 2 in the past, she could break Yuki's phone before the game preventing him from entering, in which case she could win with Yuki still being alive.
Scenario 3: if Yuno 1 kept Yuno 2 alive and just hid for awhile, she could let them play out the game for awhile. When it gets close to the end, Yuno 1 takes out Yuno 2 and Yuki wins in another way. Yuno 1 could still be alive, though that would make Yuki mad considering it wouldn't have been his Yuno 2.
Could Yuno do these things to win with both Yuki and her being alive?

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According to the wiki:

The game will officially end when only one diary owner is left alive

Meaning that even if Yuno1 came from a different world, since she still had a diary of her own she'd be counted as a Diary Owner and a participant of the Survival Game in World 2, or any world that she warped to.

But what about scenario 2?

Also the answer here https://anime.stackexchange.com/a/4896/17758 contradicts this

contradict?? It says pretty much the same, the last diary owner wins. As long as Yuno1 still has her diary, she is still a participant, Minene stopped being a participant because she DESTROYED her own diary and died, but Deus saved her by giving her godly powers. And Scenario 2 would be possible but with a catch: Yuno becomes god, and as such, she gets stuck in that Cause and Effect something palace, though se might be able to interact with Yuki as an "imaginry friend."

paulnamida Yuno1's 'diary' in the 2nd universe is still the same diary as in the 1st universe? Or Yuno1 got a new diary in the 2nd universe? In this case, I guess Yuno1 just used Yuno2's diary but then did Yuno2 actually get a diary? What I remember is Yuno1 killed Yuno2 before the game started in the 2nd universe.


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Bleach OST in episode 174 around 2:43
There's a song in episode 174 of Bleach from 2:43.
I couldn't find anywhere on YouTube/Google, even after I checked all the soundtrack lists.
What is this song?

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Always try Russian youtube. That seems to, for some reason, have more help for finding anime soundtracks than English versions.

It's an unreleased OST called Soul Society by Bleach's music producer, Shiro Sagisu (YouTube).
Quote from OP:

I found it. Can't believe I found it. It was so hard that even in the comments people say that found it by mistake and was not on purpose. I spent 5 years looking for this and I found it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gntBKXOrppI (YT: #10) BLEACH OST - Shiro Sagisu - BL_93 (Soul Society)) for anyone in my position


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Are there resources for original recipes in Shokugeki no Soma?
Shokugeki no Soma has hell ton of dishes, and in the anime at least, they all look freaking tasty. Now I understand that there is a difference between anime and reality and due to which, taste and look differs. I also found on internet, that the mangaka of Shokugeki no Soma uses assistance of a pro chef while writing stories.
There are tons of videos on YouTube trying to replicate the dishes, but most of them change the recipe or something while cooking the dish.
Are there videos or pages on the internet where they have exact recipe and same method used in the anime/manga?

AFAIK, being a "fantasy cooking" manga/anime, I guess the first question would be: is it possible to replicate the technique/recipe in the first place...

Well, if writer went through the pain of consulting a professional chef, they must be..... I guess.

I have done a quick research in Japanese, but there doesn't seem any other sources for official recipes other than those listed in the duplicate.

I believe the manga has recipe pages after each section - however I don't think there is anywhere they are all compiled, as a recipe book.
Disclaimer: I don't read the series, I've just seen pages like this on Pinterest. It may be they are only in the serialization comics.
Example:

This is a reasonably common practice with cooking manga, I definetly have a few different books at home that have recipes from the story in them :)


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OST from Tokyo Ghoul:re episode 2 minute 00:00
What is the song title from Tokyo Ghoul:re episode 2 at 00:00?

I'm pretty sure it's Deep Dive by Yukata Yamada. Here is a YouTube link.


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What song plays during the episode preview after ending in Tokyo Ghoul:re episode 6?
There's a music in Tokyo Ghoul:re episode 6 at the end, after the ending music (the next episode preview).
What is that song?

You mean the piano?

Pretty sure its Phase Shift by Yukata Yamada, at the beginning or at 3:30. here's a link, hopefully I'm right
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWqWMh2PKP8


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Why did Annie accept Armin's request?
In Attack on Titan season 1 episode 23, Armin requested for help from Annie, and she accepted it.
She knew from the beginning that it was a trap, that's why she put on the ring. She put on the ring after acceptance, which means she felt that "request" is suspicious & when she got caught, she used that ring to transform. She expected that something bad is going to happen. On the other hand, it's hard to believe that she accepted to be a "Good Person", it doesn't make sense.
Why did Annie accept Armin's request for help despite knowing it was a trap?

I would guess that she didn't know it was a trap, but rather tends to be prepared. And if she didn't, her cover would have probably blown away instantly.

As revealed in Chapter 95,

Annie, Bertolt and Reiner are Marleyan soldiers sent to infiltrate the Paradis island to locate and recover the Founding Titan.

Why, then, would Annie accept Armin's request?

Remember, they need to complete their objective before returning to Marley. As someone in undercover, she needs to avoid raising suspicion.

In Chapter 31, Armin tells Annie that if she does not accept his request,

that would make her a 'bad person' to Armin. Now, that might seem like a lame way to convince someone to help you. But, Armin is a tactician. And Annie probably realizes how intelligent Armin is. If you read that chapter, you'll notice the look that she gives her after he said that, which implies she knows there is a possibility she is being suspected. It makes sense that she would go despite the possibility of a trap because of her objective of securing the Founding Titan, which requires that her cover remains intact. Refusing would raise suspicion and her cover will be blown so she took the chance. If you'll also notice, when she found out they were going underground, she was surprised, which means she was not expecting that they'd go this far to know if Armin's suspicion was right or wrong. Furthermore, she also said that 'she did not imagine that Armin would corner her like this.'


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What song plays during the fight between Kaneki/Sasaki with Owl in Tokyo Ghoul:re episode 6?
In episode 6 of Tokyo Ghoul:re, there's a song played while Kaneki/Sasaki is fighting owl.
What song is that?

So found the song its name is unravel Idk about the singer but below is the link for it.
https://youtu.be/KBSsrFLn6SE

The song is "Unravel"
From : "Tk ling tosite sigure"
^^
See ya


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What is this leg accessory that Noelle wears?
In Black Clover: Quartet Knight, Noelle wears an accessory on her legs.

What is that clothing thing on her legs called?

In her case, they are Genie Leg warmers.
Not just leg warmers, because they are made of a lightweight transparent material.
Most probably Silk or Organza fabric.
You can find some examples of them on Etsy https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/549549557/custom-color-organza-genie-leg-warmers
I do not believe they are historically accurate, or as easy to wear as Anime characters make it look.
More like something fantasy creators made to make Genies/Magical characters cuter/sexier.
A bit like super huge swords, weighting more than a car, that heroes can lift effortlessly with one hand.
They go for the look more than the realism.

Aren't those just called leg warmers? Other characters like Hinamori Amu (Shugo Chara), Kagamine Rin and Len (Vocaloid), and Rock Lee (Naruto) are known to wear them.

As per cosplay site, it's listed as 足カバー.
In short, it's more of a "foot cover", as opposed to something like loose/knee-high socks seen as a set with school uniforms.
I believe their purpose is partially for utility to cover the leg, but at the same time allow someone to wear more fashionable shoes or sandals. But then again I don't know what fashionable, maybe it's just for being a cute play on the magic school uniform motif.


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Is Igneel really dead?
In Fairy Tail, Igneel has been missing for 7 years, so I'm guessing he's dead but I don't know!
Is Igneel dead?

These are heavy spoilers, so read at your own discretion:

Igneel and the other dragons took part in the 400-year plan in order to save themselves from the deterioration of their souls caused by Acnologia. Through theis plan, the dragons were sealed inside their children, and then they were sent 400 years into the future into a world that was teeming with Ethernano which allowed their souls to heal while inside their children. Natsu and the other dragon slayers were never aware that they had been sent into the future nor that the dragons had been sealed inside them.

that is one part of the story and there is another part. I don't know it has been shown in anime or not but your answer is incomplete

Yes, this is shown in anime.

Igneel is dead. If you read the status, then you will see "deceased" written.

 Natsu thought that Igneel was dead, but actually, he was inside Natsu.

In Tartaros Arc,

 Igneel comes out from Natsu's body and fights with Acnologia and then supposedly dies. But if he was dead, he could not talk to Natsu, and this did not happen. Also, Igneel said the dragons were inside the body of the dragon slayer, summing up that Igneel is dormant inside Natsu's body again.

I think Igneel didn't die.
When I read the manga almost at the point when The End power tries to devour natsu, it was Igneel who help Natsu to make it out alive. Though, it might be the projection of Igneel.

You should add some more descriptions like chapter of manga or the pic of manga where the incident took place


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Peaceful music in episode 7 and 54 of Naruto
In episode 7 of Naruto, there's a peaceful flute-like music when team 7 entered the land of waves (YouTube reference)
A shorter version also plays towards the beginning of episode 54, right before Temari and Shikamaru battle in the chuunin exams (YouTube reference)
What's that song?

That would be Naruto OST 1 - Evening (夕暮れ, Yūgure) as composed by Toshio Masuda


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OST of One Piece episode 803 when Sanji charged at Niji and then kicked him in the face
In episode 803 of One Piece around 11:14-12:11, there's a song when Sanji charged at Niji and then kicked him in the face.
What is the name of the OST?

You can listen here: OnePieceTrackList
Starting from 10:58, the track is "Preemptive Strike ~Pump Up Their Hearts' Volume~". Track 17 from the album "Strong World"


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How is Sophia going to reset history in Full Metal Panic?
Sophia claims that she can reset history by using TARTAROS, but what is the mechanism of doing so, does the Tau wave have reality bending ability?
Doesn't the Tau wave just allow you to peek the future?

The TAROS more or less is the reason the Tau waves cover the planet after the incident at Yamsk 11 that started it all on Dec. 24, 1981 (1984 in the anime). The waves exist outside time and on all planes of existence.
Sophia was present in the very first TAROS incident at Yamsk 11. She is more or less the reason why Whispered can resonate with one another.

 On that faithful day, Sophia died, but her consciousness merged with the Tau waves, somehow...

Because Tau waves exist outside time and space, there is a degree of time manipulation allowed by it.
Sophia's consciousness exists where ever and whenever Tau waves are present. Sophia can send her consciousness into the future to gain the technology that she then shares with the Whispered.
She is not a Whispered, but rather the one doing the whispering. The reason why Whispered have specializations is because her consciousness is split between them all. Only Sophia existed from the very start of it all so only she had the means and circumstances to be able to go back to when it first started.


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A metal song on season 3 episode 3 of Boku no Hero Academia where the villains are starting in the wood
There's a song which starts at 21:20 at season 3 episode 3 of Boku no Hero Academia where the villains are starting in the wood. It sounds like metal.
What is the name of the song?

Related? What is the metal song called which is played at 20:35 in Boku no Hero Academia season 3 episode 3? (not yet answered)

Vanguard Action Squad -All-out Attack-
The full soundtrack just got released. You can listen to all of it here:
https://youtu.be/Js7BIXiHQ8I
Song starts at 1:17:53.


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Which chapter should I continue after the anime's ending: Yuki and Kaname leaving Cross Academy?
After watching the anime, I was curious about the story after that.
Which chapter of the Vampire Knight manga should I read after Yuki and Kaname left Cross Academy?