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Where can I buy English Region B Bluray for Arise - Pyrophoric Cult?
I have tried everywhere for this!
Where can I buy the English Region B Bluray for Arise - Pyrophoric Cult?

Amazon.co.UK and Amazon.com both have it. they both came up when i googled "Arise Pyrophoric Cult region B Bluray"

Please disregard my comment earlier because I thought the links above were English subbed. The ones @Memor-X mentioned only has French as subtitles, although it is indeed in region B/2. If I understand correctly and you want English audio and/or English subtitles, then I think your only option is this: http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/product/BCXA-999 It has English, Chinese and Japanese subs but only has Japanese audio track.

@W.Are ahhh yeh i see that now. must have mis-read it for English when i saw them because i know i checked to make sure they were Region B

@Memor-X Yeah. It also came up when I first searched for it and I, too, mistook the ones sold by Amazon as English at first, especially since region B/2 comprises English-speaking countries.

I spoke to Amazon support about bringing the English audio version to the UK but, I am not sure she recorded the query correctly... I also asked about getting CSI on Amazon video as other CBS shows are available on their platform in the UK

If you are just looking for Region B/2 Blu-rays, then they are available here and here, as mentioned by @Memor-X. If you are looking for those with Japanese audio and English subtitles, the only site I found that sells them can be found here.
If you are looking for a dubbed version, as far as I could find on the Internet, no English dubbed version for this exists. A Reddit user claimed to have contacted Funimation and their reply was:

Sadly, we have not made any announcements about an English Dub of either the last two episodes of Alternative Architecture or the Pyrophoric Cult OVA at this time.

This was over 2 years ago and a recent reply was supposedly similar:

Sadly, we have not made any announcements about dubbing this movie at this time. Please continue to visit our site at http://www.Funimation.com/blog/ as we will post all new information there first!

Funimation is the licensor of this series so I suggest you contact them for updates (I can't as it's not available in my region). Amazon support can't help you much about this one as they can't make an English dubbed version available in their stores if it doesn't exist on the first place.

Yes however, on the USA Amazon Video store they offer the "Alternate Architecture" episodes all dubbed into English including the Pyrophoric Cult episodes so...


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Where is this Schoolgirl Plushie from?

What is her name?  From Anime? Please tell me the answer Thank you

does she have any tags on her? if so do they have any brand name on them

Pretty sure it's from My Teen Romantic Comedy Snafu, Yukinoshita Yukino Plush Doll
https://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10431204
The clothes pretty much the same with her school uniform. She looks like this

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Did the Mass Production EVA Series make use of souls, like "normal" EVAs?
We know that an Evangelion needs a soul at it's center to operate normally, such as Yui being the soul of EVA Unit 01, and part of Asuka's mother being in EVA Unit 02. If the EVA Unit does not have a soul, then it would start bezerking like EVA Unit 00 during the testing phase of the EVA Series.
Now, for me, this raised another question, did the EVA Series (Mass production EVAs) use souls as well? Or were they "soulless"? Like how they were pilotless, and were "reliant" on the Dummy Plug system?

i removed the rebuild tag as the only hint of the Mass Production EVA's are in the preview of the last film that has yet to be released

@Memor-X, I included the rebuild tag because of the EVA 3.0+1.0 Trailer, mainly because of the scene where EVA Unit 08+02 is fighting the army of Mass production EVA Units. These Units look strikingly similar to the ones seen in the original manga and series, therefore would make sense that they would operate the same, hence me adding the tag

The only kind of answer for questions like this is "nobody knows for sure" (probably not even Hideaki Anno). While there is a precedence for souls being in an Eva's core, it's not definitively stated or implied that the mass production Eva's all have souls. We know in the case with Eva-03, that it's likely there was a soul put into the core that was "compatible" with Toji (Episode 17, Ritsuko and Gendo's conversation about the test at Matsushiro), perhaps his mother's? We also know that when the dummy system was activated in Eva-01, that there was a soul (Yui's) in that core, we know it can work with souls but we don't know for sure whether the soul is required.
One theory supposes that based on Kaworu's statement about the AT Field being the "light of the soul", which seems to imply that a soul is required to produce an AT Field. In the case with humans, the AT Field simply keeps the body together (otherwise we turn into orange goo) but in order to generate large/strong AT fields that can block weapons and make you levitate at an Eva's scale, there needs to be a soul in the core. Taking this into account however, we can see that none of the mass production Evas seem to display any ability to generate that kind of AT Field (though they do generate an Anti-AT Field later), so who knows.
If I had to make an unsubstantiated guess, I'd say there were souls there but we'll never know whose they were. One particularly sadistic theory, using the Toji + Toji's mother's soul in Eva-03 lead, says that the souls in the mass production Evas are that of the mothers of the students in class 3-A and that the bodies in side the dummy plugs are those of those students. There's not that much to back up such a theory, though.
EDIT:
Something that I forgot to mention, during the 2nd half of the End of Evangelion, during part of the instrumentality ritual the Mass Production Evas pierce open their own cores:

This happens during the sequence where the rest of humanity are getting turned into LCL and their souls released, which is in the form of a red glowing orb.

Some people believe that the piercing of the core is to release the soul that's inside it. In one couple of frames you can see that it glows red after the core is pierced:

So in a sense, this is their way of letting the human souls that are trapped inside their cores free in order to take part in instrumentality. Additionally, afterwards, the MPE's are all seen completely immobile, either because their role in the ritual is over, or without the resident soul inside the core, there is nothing for the dummy plugs to sync with.

I know, I know. But I thought that this question could be answered by the more "hardcore" Evangelion fans. I'm talking about the fans who dig up the web to find answers for questions like this, like old show scripts and other lore related material. But again, thanks for answering!

There just isn't enough to work from when it comes to the MPE's and their cores. Speculation runs the gamut and there's really no way of refuting or confirming anything. We've been having discussions about this since the early 2000's at the Eva Mailing List. Some people speculated that the souls were those of the defeated Angels. Just not enough info, even from extra canonical sources.

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Why did EVA Unit 01 accept then refuse the Dummy Plug?
Another question about Evangelion...
In the manga, there is one chapter where EVA Unit 01 refuses to sync with either Rei or the Dummy Plug, and instead "insisted" that only Shinji can pilot the EVA at all.
Now, before this. During the fight between Unit 03 and Unit 01, Gendo activated the Dummy System in place of Shinji, who was still very much present in the EVA. This time, however, the Dummy System takes control of Unit 01 and proceeds to destroy Unit 03, both in the anime and manga, as well as it's pilot.
My question is this, why did EVA Unit 01 accept the Dummy Plug, but later reject it, as well as Rei?

Just a theory: Against EVA-3, Shinji was in EVA-1. The Dummy Plug was used as a backup. EVA-1 was "tricked" against her will aswell. She was already activated.
In the rejected Case, EVA-1 wasn't activated first and shinji wasn't inside her.
Another theory: There are two Dummy Plug Systems. One of Rei, one of Kaworu (I am actually not sure if it was in Rebuild's Case, but in EoE, there are definitively two systems).
Maybe in the EVA-3 Case, Rei was used and in the latter case, Kaworu's was used.

A lot of this will have to be speculation since most of these things are never explicitly explained, but we do have a couple of clues.
During the episode

SHINJI: What is this? What did you do, Father?!
HYUGA (OFF): Reception of the signal, confirmed.
IBUKI (OFF): Control system switch is complete.
MAN (OFF): All nerves linked directly to the dummy system.
WOMAN (OFF):
  32.8% of Emotional Elements are unclear. They can't be monitored.
IKARI: Irrelevant. Release the system. Commence attack.

2 things are probably important here. One is that Shinji is in the plug and the second is that there was some technobabble about some "emotional elements". We know Yui is within Eva-01 and her emotional attachment to her son is partly why the Eva+Pilot pairing ends up being so powerful. That's probably part of what's going on here, keeping in mind that during this dialog Eva-01 is actively in a wrestling match with Eva-03, an Angel, and in grave danger. It's entirely possible that Yui "let" this happen. There's some other possible actions, of course, like the Eva going berserk like it has in the past to save Shinji. Maybe this was just the path of least resistance.
However, during episode 19:

WOMAN (OFF):
  Start entry.
IBUKI (OFF):
  LCL electrolyzed.
RITSUKO (OFF):
  Commence A10 nerve connection.
REI (MONO):
  So it's not going to work anymore.
WOMAN (OFF):
  Pulse flow is reversing!
IBUKI (OFF):
  Unit 01 is rejecting the neural connections!
RITSUKO:
  No, that can't be possible!
FUYUTSUKI:
  Ikari?
IKARI:
  Yes, it's rejecting me.
  Abort activation. Sortie Rei in Unit 00.
  Re-activate Unit 01 with the dummy plug.

and after they swap her out and insert the dummy plug:

RITSUKO:
  Start contact.
IBUKI:
  Roger!
RITSUKO:
  What?
IBUKI:
  The pulses have vanished. It's rejecting the dummy plug.
  It's no use! Eva Unit 01 won't activate!
RITSUKO:
  The dummy, Rei...
FUYUTSUKI:
  It won't accept them?

So we know Rei has synced with Eva-01 before, but for some reason the Eva itself is refusing Rei. Rei, being the dummy system's core, was also refused (as Ritsuko notes to herself). Gendo notes that the Eva is specifically rejecting him, which seems to be plausible since both Rei and the dummy system has successfully syned in the past but for some reason, this particular moment, Gendo and Yui's agenda diverge.
We can only speculate what those plans were, and what made them split at this particular point. Given the flashbacks and the retro episode, it's probably the case that their big plans involved the 3 of them: Gendo, Yui, Fuyutsuki, and it probably involved Shinji to some significant degree. But it seems to me that Yui wanted Shinji specifically, and that part of her plan was to set this in motion.
Later in Episode 19:

SHINJI: Move! Move! Move! Move! Move! Move! Move! Move! Move! Move!
  Move! Come on, move! If you don't move now, if you don't do it now,
  everyone's going to die! I don't want any more of that! So... PLEASE
  MOvE!
IBUKI: Eva has re-activated!
MISATO: Incredible!
IBUKI: No way, this is unbelievable. Unit 01's synch rate is over
  400%!
RITSUKO: Does that mean she's really awakened?

Having Shinji as the pilot, who seemed to have been able to activate Eva-01 instantly without the aid of plugsuits or anything, they quickly make some short work out of the most powerful Angel to date, runs out of power, and Yui (possibly with the help of Shinji) turns the berserker thing up a notch and syncs with him at 400% and "awakens". Not entirely sure what it means to be in an awakened state, but I think it's probably safe to assume that it involved acquiring an S2 organ from Zeruel (by eating it) and that all this wasn't going to happen with either Rei or the dummy plug in the pilot's seat.
(Speculation) So Yui's gamble that Shinji would "do the right thing" and come back to pilot paid off as now Eva-01 has unlimited energy with an S2 organ. This step in their "big plans" seemed to have split between Yui and Gendo, although in episode 20, Gendo recognizes what has gone on and does't seem to disapprove:
Episode 20, watching the action

FUYUTSUKI: It's begun, hasn't it?
IKARI: Yes, it all begins here.

And of course, Seele are furious over this, it's clearly not part of their plans

COMMITTEEMAN ?: The Eva series aren't capable of generating S2 engines
  themselves.
COMMITTEEMAN ?: We never imagined it would take one into itself this
  way.
COMMITTEEMAN ?: This incident is at extreme odds with our script.
COMMITTEEMAN ?: It will not be easy to correct for this.
COMMITTEEMAN ?: Were we not mistaken to have entrusted Nerv to Gendo
  Ikari in the first place?

First things first, let me point out that Evangelions are not mecha but synthetic human beings. With Yui's consciousness inside EVA Unit 01, it is alive and can decide for itself.
Here are some possible reasons why the dummy plug was accepted the first time:

Shinji was inside the entry plug, Yui's consciousness was aware of the threat Shinji was facing. She knew that Shinji did not want to hurt the pilot of Evangelion 03, but Yui is unable to freely control the Evangelion without the pilot when the EVA is "unawakened". Thus she accepted the dummy plug in order to protect Shinji.
Yui must've thought that Shinji was piloting the EVA. Thus accepting the dummy plug. When Yui realized that Gendo tricked her, she rejected Gendo and all dummy plugs.

Assuming the first reason was correct, Yui is enraged at Gendo for executing the command. They only needed to immobilize Evangelion 03 and rescue the pilot before killing the Angel, but the dummy plug's command overrode Yui's control and almost murdered Toji. As a result, Yui rejected any pilot other than Shinji


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When does the Dragon Ball Super Broly movies occur in the series
Which episodes of Dragon Ball Super does the Dragon Ball Super Broly movie come in between? So if I was to watch Dragon Ball Super to make sense of the story in the movie which episodes should I have watched?

The Dragon Ball Super Broly movie is set after the Dragon Ball Super series. The movie is made in a way where you don't really need to have any prior knowledge of Dragon Ball Super or even Dragon Ball in general(Although, having knowledge with regard to the same would definitely help).With regard to your main question, if you were to watch the Dragon Ball Super series before, it doesn't really make a significant difference with regard to plot. It would mainly help you realize the level of strength of the characters and the antagonist and maybe a few small details.However, in conclusion, you don't necessarily have to watch the series to understand the movie.


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Why is the music of Studio Ghibli movies so similar?
The Studio Ghibli movies music seems to have various spinoffs of the same music across the movies.
Why was that music chosen? Is there any importance relevance or meaning into it? What is the name of the music? The music I am talking about can be heard in all movies. For instance in the first seconds of Majo no Takkyuubin

Especially if you are focusing on the movies directed by Hayao Miyazaki, the reason the soundtracks sound similar is going to be that most of them were composed by the same person: Joe Hisaishi

Joe has a distinctive musical style, just like many composers do (for example, John Williams or Hans Zimmer are Western equivalents), and you can hear it even outside of his Ghibli works. Also, because the films all have similar emotional and narrative tones, it makes sense that he would try to instill similar feelings in the soundtracks for them.


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What are the eight original Maken?
Okay I have searched forever but nothing has come up, what are the eight original maken, I would really like to know, I just can't find anything about them. thanks

Um... okay that's not fair everytime I seached something I thought it needed to start with MAKEN-KI etc

Futatsura. I WANT HIS RIGHTS

I'm not sure why you didn't find anything, because I found this wiki link as the first result when I Googled "8 original maken".
I'm not certain of spoilers since I haven't seen the series, but I've filtered out potential ones from the quoted info below.

"Original Eight"
Murakumo - Murakumo is a blade of light that is labelled as the blade
  even the gods fear and it is ranked as the most destructive maken.
Habaya - Habaya is a bow with arrows of light that pursue their
  target.
Kamudo - Kamudo is a gauntlet created by Yabiko Himegami on his
  deification to battle his uncle. It was passed down
  through the Oyama family line (as Yabiko was the ancestor of that
  family).
Makaru - It takes the shape of a earring that when brandished, can
  call back a soul even from the underworld and resurrect the dead. It
  can heal injuries, and allow the mind and soul to replenish at a speed
  suitable for the host's powers.
Yata - A zone-maken that reflects the owner's nature, and so changes
  depending on the wielder.
Kanayago - It takes the shape of a necklace that when activated, can
  allow the user to condense all of the muscles in a person's body to
  allow them to freely manipulate their bones and joints.
Furuno - a Maken that takes the shape of a rapier that possesses the
  ability to manipulate the friction coefficient of those that the user
  cuts. It has a wide array of uses, such as changing the friction in
  the air to make it heavy and restrict the movement of enemies along
  with allowing the user to reduce their own friction, therefore
  increasing their speed.
Futatsura - a power-type maken that allows the user to forcibly steal
  a right to anything. However, after activation, it cannot be used
  again for half a month.

If you're looking for something deeper than simply the list of the eight original maken, then please update your question to be more specific.


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How to find the full version of a song
Recently I've heard the song Play The Game's by Asaka, which is the ending theme of the visual novel Occultic;Nine.
But I can neither get the proper full version of it in YouTube, nor a proper download link. How to find the full version of a song like this one?

Take note that we don't want to support piracy here (including the gray area of YouTube), so the answers we might provide will probably cost you (buying/subscribing) unless there are free licensed streaming services (e.g. Spotify) instead.

Spotify link is fine !!

As far as I can tell, the song is not available on Spotify although a few of Asaka's other singles are. Additionally, it looks like the single is for sale on the Japanese iTunes, but possibly not elsewhere.
Your main legal option, it seems, is to purchase a physical copy of the single. It is available on CDJapan and Play Asia, and possibly other import sites (but not Amazon US).


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What regiment do soldiers under Dhalis Zachary's belong to?
Their uniforms are different from the scouts,garrison and military police as shown in the scene when they stage the coup. Are they Dhalis Zachary's personal guard ?

Dhalis Zachary is the leader of all the military regiments. All regiments (Scouts, Garrison and Military) have a leader and they directly answer to him.
So as you can guess he and his soldiers don't belong to any regiment but they answer directly to him.

Hence a plain checked uniform for the soldiers (without the rose,horse or wings ) ...?

@asdf Yes. You can think of their uniform as a parent and others as children.


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Is Cumber Golden Great Ape transformation the same kind of Golden Great Ape transformation seen in Dragon Ball GT?
This transformation looks almost orange,

when the golden great ape from Dragon Ball GT looks duck yellow

Are they supposed to be the same transformation or they are different?

 The Golden Great Ape transformation is the result of a Saiyan in the Great Ape form turning Super Saiyan. By looking at either a full moon or a full planetary body (sunlight reflected from a planet also generates Blutz Waves, as Goku used the "full Earth" to transform) the Saiyan can transform.  Source.We know Kanba has the ability to turn Super Saiyan and we see him create a moon or some form of a planet in this sky before using this transformation. Hence, it is fair to assume it is the same transformation. I would say there is only an aesthetic change and nothing different between the transformations. Something like SSJ4 Goku and Vegeta.


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How can Smoker hold Sea Stone as a Devil Fruit user?
Do anyone know how can Smoker hold Sea Stone when he himself a devil fruit user?

If you mean his Jitte only the tip is made out of seastone allowing him to hold it while still using his powers.

Oh , i have to take a relook at that

Only the tip of his Jitte is made of sea stone. The rest is made of a substance he can hold.

To expand on the current answers a bit, seastone is a mysterious substance that apparently has the same "wavelength as the sea" which we famously know to be the weakness of any devil fruit user, sapping them of their energy, powers and costing their ability to swim. The minutia of the effects of seastone are somewhat vague but a few things are quite concrete. One must be in direct contact with the seastone for it to have an effect, Luffy loses his abilities and becomes very tired when smoker pins him with the end of his jitte which is where the seastone is, the rest of the jitte is safe to the touch. Another example is that marine warship hulls are covered in seastones to ward off neptunians but people with devil fruit powers are unaffected by being in such close proximity to so much seastone such as when Hancock and Luffy rode one to Impel down. Seastone has varying levels of effectiveness which might have to do with how much of it is present, note the marines have seastone handcuffs which sap devil fruit users of their powers but doesn't seem to apply the strong lethargy something more substantial like Smoker's jitte does.


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What is the name of the music at S1E3 09m:07s of Domestic Girlfriend?
Anyone knows the music playing in the background of Domestic girlfriend Season 1, episode 3 and 09m:07s?

You're looking for 夏生の想い, or Natsuo no Omoi

Youtube says "This video is unavailable". Can you mail me if it's working for you ?


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Why Tsunade-sama did not have wood element even though she was direct descendant of Senju Hashirama-sama?
Most of the time in Naruto I have seen that the descendants of a particular clan will inherit the elements from their clan.
For example, Uchiha clans mostly have fire element in them.
But why didn't Tsunade-sama inherit the wood element from her grandfather?

Hashirama's Wood element is, as far as the series goes, completely unique to him. It was not inherited to his descendants, and even his own brother didn't have it.
There were only a few exceptions:

Yamato, who is the sole survivor from an experiment to inject Hashirama's DNA into babies.
Danzo, who injected himself with Hashirama's cells to be able to use Izanagi, but was too unstable to actually use it.
Madara, who injected himself with Hashirama's cells after acquiring them from their battle.
Zetsu, who has been born of the Shinju's power.
Obito (while wearing Zetsu).

Madara is the only other person capable of using the actual Wood element large scale techniques like Jukai Kotan and Kajukai Korin.

Anywhere is it said that why this has happened? I mean why wood element have not been inherited by his successors?

None that I can remember. My guess is that Wood element was just too OP  to pass around toe less important characters.

@MadaraUchiha I agree but to be passed down to Hashirama, Shouldn't there be someone in the senju clan who was very advanced and used the wood style Or maybe Hashirama was the first in his clan. Its same as the rinnegan. Not every Uchiha can use it. It's a possession of the advanced ninjas. So if Tsunade trained hard enough, can she at some point in time use wood style?

@Madara'sGhost Obito already had Hashirama cells injected in him before he had Zetsu attached. Although you are correct that he gained more after Zetsu's attachment.

@VarunRao Hashirama has Wood-Style due to being Ashura's reincarnate.

I believe the reason Tsunade or any Senju descendants weren't able to use wood style is likely related to their life-force and physical energy.
Hashirama was a reincarnation of Asura, therefore his physical energy and life-force were more powerful than other descendants of Asura, the same way Madara's ocular powers were more powerful than other Uchiha's because of him being a reincarnation of Indra.
Asura used Sage Art Wood Release: True Several Thousand Hands jutsu to battle against Indra's Susanoo.

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Does the "Soul Eater NOT" anime or manga have any appearances of the original Soul Eater Character?
Does "Soul Eater NOT" have any "Soul Eater" character appearances like Kidd, Maka or Soul?

Yes and you could have found that out by googling "Soul Eater NOT characters".

I have cleared up your question title as "original character appearances" can in fact refer to character who are original to Soul Eater NOT while it appears you are asking about character from the original series

Yes Kidd, Maka and Soul appear in Soul Eater Not! and they interact with the students of the NOT class, for example Maka in the first episode:

Whilst struggling to climb the large amount of steps leading up to the
  DWMA, Tsugumi is helped out by one of the students, Maka Albarn, who
  encourages her to reach the top […]

Quote from Wikipedia
There are several other occasions where they interact but the show is focused on the NOT class students.

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In the Bleach manga, does Byakuya really die in Bleach 502?
In the Bleach manga-volume 57, chapter 502, page 56-you see

 Byakuya on a wall with blood splattered everywhere, and a man with white hair (sorry for me not knowing his name; I have yet to actually read the manga, besides the first three volumes) says, "It seems Byakuya Kuchiki is dead."

My question is: is Byakuya really dead, here, or does he come back and whatnot? This scene looks as though he is, but we've seen desperate situations-like this-in the past chapters (or episodes) of Bleach where the character isn't truly dead; they come back later making a dramatic entrance, looking even more badass than before. See what I mean?
This CAN'T be the end for Byakuya Kuchiki. It just can't!

What kind of answer are you looking for?  I can provide anything from a "Yes/No" to a fully detailed bunch of spoilers.

Hmm... you could answer with a "yes/no". Hahaha. I'm not looking for anything complicated; this is just something my sister and I wanted to know ASAP. And I'm sure anybody else who wants the answer doesn't want anything complicated, but put enough so that the people here don't delete your answer. -_- Go ahead and make it a spoiler. ;)

You should probably just live with the dramatic tension as you keep reading through the series.  That being said...
The short answer:

 He gets better.

The slightly longer answer:

 He gets better.  And gets a power-up.

The longer, more detailed answer:

 He hangs on by a thread.  And then Squad Zero--recall we heard about them during the Turn Back The Pendulum arc--shows up when the Quincies leave.  One of them takes Byakuya and a few others with them up to the Royal Palace.  Byakuya and a few others then get healed up, equipped, and trained in the Royal Palace.

I left a fair amount of details out of the above, so some things won't be spoiled, but it still spoils a fair amount even in its vague brevity.

Kuchiki Byakuya didn't die here.

 He was saved by the zero division.

And he shows up in chapter 655.

Does that mean he doesn't show up UNTIL then.

No, he shows up before that too. That chapter is just an example proof that he is still alive.

Do you know which chapter he first appears in, again??


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How did Brook know what his devil fruit was?
What I'm wondering is...is it possible to know what devil fruit power a devil fruit holds before a character eats it? Don't devil fruit eaters find out what their devil fruit powers are by experiencing the powers first hand.
I'm asking this because how on earth would Brook know that he ate the revive-revive fruit if he hasn't died yet? (For reference, in a flash back before he became a skeleton, the crew members ask him how his revive-revive devil fruit power works, to which he replies "I'm not exactly sure, I haven't died yet, so I wouldn't know." -I'm paraphrasing of course)

I think Shanks knew what Luffy's Devil Fruit would do before he ate it. at least that was the impression i got

Possible duplicate :http://anime.stackexchange.com/q/5919/6345

From the manga/anime, we do not know how Brooke learned which devil fruit he had eaten, but we can safely speculate on different possible scenarios.
As the answer in the possible duplicate says, there is a "Devil Fruit Encyclopedia" which lists the names and abilities of the known devil fruits (the encyclopedia is not complete). Some devil fruits come with illustrations. This is how Blackbeard was able to identify the Yami Yami no Mi fruit and steal it from his nakama Thatch.
It is possible that the entry for Brook's  Yomi Yomi no Mi fruit was illustrated and therefore he knew what the fruit was before he ate it. However, note that this fruit is rather peculiar in that it does not grant any abilities while the user is still alive. Even though this is speculation, this may be the ONLY fruit with that characteristic. Therefore, even if there were no illustrations, one could have identified his fruit by the ability it came with, or lack thereof.
EDIT: (After Kaine's comment)
In chapter 676, when the salamender Slime dies and turns into gas, the powers of the artificial devil fruit he had eaten are re-introduced in a nearby apple. That means that if a devil fruit user dies near another fruit, and that fruit changes shape, one can know which type of devil fruit it is based on the deceased user's powers.

I am pretty sure the existence of such a book is canon. Sanji read it too.  That is were he learnt of his favorite Pervert Pervert Fruit (fine invisibility fruit). At very least, the fruit resurrection process (moving to another regular fruit when a user dies) means that people who find the fruit might know the fruit's powers as they know who died in the vicinity of that fruit.

@kaine I never said the Devil Fruit Encyclopedia was not canon. And yes your second point is correct, that's another possible way of knowing a fruit's ability before someone eats it.

Ah, rereading it again I see I misread that.  You meant that he knew from the book was confirmed; not that such a book was unconfirmed.  Sorry.

This would explain how they knew which fruit was Ace's Mero Mero no Mi fruit after he died, and then use it as bait in the coliseum.

I think Brook did not know about the Devil Fruit and its powers. He ate it and was surprised at no apparent changes, so he accepted his fate as the hammer. (Couldn't swim for no apparent power gain)
Once he was dead, his soul return to this world from the underworld and that was when he realized his Devil Fruit's abilities. So he return back to his body but he couldn't find it and his body was turned to skeleton.


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Where does "Tagoya" come from?
At the start of the series (i think Episode 5 or 6), Sven teaches Eve to yell out "Tagoya" when she see's fireworks.

 later when Sven suggest to launch fireworks to lure Eden off-course, hearing the fireworks go off while within Eden Eve is yelling out "Tagoya" while on an elephant ignoring Adam

I am wondering, where does this thing about yelling "Tagoya" come from?

Are you sure you don't mean "Tama-ya!" rather than "Tagoya!"? It is very common for Japanese onlookers at a festival to loudly cry out "Tama-ya" and "Kagi-ya" when they see fireworks, instead of applause for the show. The words refer to two of the oldest, largest and most famous fireworks factories from the Meiji period (1868-1912).
I believe the plan is to so distract Eve with the fireworks and their surrounding customs that she'd be unaware of the changes being made behind her back.

i remember specifically that i was googling the same question because i know about the common words shouted and "Tagoya" was used in BOTH manga and anime. So this answer is not really it.

you wouldn't happen to have the kanji for it would you?

I read the scanlation. Plus I suspect that it is in katakana.


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Are there any other RWBY characters that were based on other stories?
A lot of the RWBY characters are based on or made similar to popular storybook characters. eg:

Ruby Rose - Red Riding Hood
Weiss Schnee - Snow White
Cinder Fall & Salem - Cinderella & her Fairy God Mother
Sun - from Journey to the West.

Are there any other characters that were based on other stories?

This isn't a perfect answer but most of these seem fairly accurate.

Basically, for some reason, I thought it’d be fun to list the current
  known characters/stories that characters are based on thus far. So,
  yay?
First of all, before the break, just gonna point out…
Neo: Not the Cheshire Cat. That’s all I know. Not the Cheshire Cat,
  but apparently someone else might be Cheshire.
Team RWBY’s theme is fairy tales.
Ruby Rose: Little Red Riding Hood
Weiss Schnee: Snow White
Blake Belladonna: Belle/beauty, of Beauty and the Beast
Yang Xiao Long: Goldilocks
Team JNPR’s theme is people who dressed as the opposite sex.
Jaune Arc: Joan of Arc
Nora Valkyrie: Thor (Apparently once crossdressed to get Mjolnir
  back.)
Pyrrha Nikos: Achilles (Apparently once crossdressed as a red-haired
  woman named Pyrrha. Pyrrha Nikos has been noted in volume 2 to be
  nicknamed The Invincible Girl.)
Lie Ren: Mulan
Onto other peeps.
Cardin Winchester: Henry Beaufort, the Cardinal of Winchester, who was
  responsible for Joan of Arc being burned at the stake.
Velvet Scarlatina: The Velveteen Rabbit
Ozpin: Oz, from the Wizard of Oz (duh?)
Glynda Goodwitch: Glenda the Good Witch, from Wizard of Oz (duh??)
Ironwood: Tin Man, from Wizard of Oz (Apparently?!)
Penny: Pinocchio
Peter Port: Peter, from Peter and the Wolf
Bartholomew Oobleck: Bartholomew, from Bartholomew and the Oobleck
Adam Taurus: Probably Beast, from Beauty and the Beast
The White Fang: White Fang, from… White Fang, by Jack London
Cinder Fall: Cinderella (Confirmed by Miles and Kerry)
Roman Torchwick: Lampwick/Candlewick, from Pinocchio
Mercury Black: Mercury/Hermes (note his symbol is a shoe with a wing
  on it)
Sun Wukong: Sun Wukong, from Journey to the West
Neptune: Neptune/Poseidon
Junior (Hei Xiong): Baby bear, from the tale of Goldilocks (His name
  literally means Black Bear)
(Bonus: Characters who we don’t know the basis of but have some ideas)
Emerald Sustrai: Maybe Aladdin or Cleopatra
Summer Rose: The poem The Last Rose of Summer
Winter Schnee: Perhaps the Snow Queen (on which Frozen is based)
Fox: Tod the fox from The Fox and the Hound, or Inari the fox god
Qrow: Scarecrow, from The Wizard of Oz

Please quote the relevant sections of the link you have provided otherwise should that site goes down your answer will be invalidated

Done and done. It's pretty much the entire link xD

In reply to Chrono D:
Actually, Qrow and Raven Branwen are based off of Odin's twin Ravens, Hugin and Munin. Scarecrow will most likely be the Vacuo headmaster, as Lionheart, the Minstral headmaster, was based off the Cowardly Lion.
There's also a theory that team RWBY double as versions of Dorothy and her companions as well (weiss as the tin man, blake as the cowardly lion, and yang as the scarecrow). The difference is the headmaster's weve seen so far were them without what they searched for, while weiss blake and yang have found their heart, courage, and brains by journeying with Ruby. The headmasters likely had no "Dorothy" to help them.

Just realized your post is 3 years old, and so was made well prior to seeing Lionheart in the series


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Who is the uniformed guy in this Owarimonogatari end card?
This is the end card for episode 11 of Owarimonogatari. (Click for larger image.)

Who is the guy left of Shinobu, in some sort of uniform?
I tried searching, but the most information I got was from Crunchyroll, which seems to have only listed the artists and other works they are famous for. (In the case of ep. 2, the title associated with the author is obviously related to the content of the end card, but this isn't true of most of the others. I did try looking up Human Crossing, but wasn't able to find a character who looked blatantly similar to the guy I'm curious about. This might be, however, because I don't know anything about the series.)

I thought this was the samurai guy before he got turned into a suit of armor. Like he's Shinobu's "number one" guy and Araragi's the second.

This is a reference to a college-aged Kosaku Shima, the titular character of Kenshi Hirokane's Student Kosaku Shima series.
College students in the Showa era wore uniforms like this. This uniform and emblem is specific to Waseda University, Kosaku Shima's alma mater.

The public Twitter for the series even made a tweet about the end card: https://twitter.com/shimakosaku1966/status/675702573433663488


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What Did Basara Do to Mio to relieve the curse?
In the anime Mio falls under an aphrodisiac curse by Maria using the "Reversed" Master-Servant Pact which is triggered by the servant's Distrust to his/her Master
On Episode Five of the anime,

Following Yahiro's defeat, Basara wakes up with Maria lying on top of him while seducing him, encountering Mio naked in the bathroom while getting caught in an awkward position, Yuki offering herself to bathe with Basara, and Mio yet again falling into a pleasure-driven curse.

After the scene Basara lift Mio and said going to her room. The scene then is cut (eventhough its uncersored version) the nezxt thing they are eating at a restaurant. so what happened in between these scenes.

The Scene you want to see is showed in the restaurant scene as flashback while Basara and his friend is talking about the Master- Servant Pact.
Are You sure you have the Uncensored version. I watched the anime and here is the screenshot of scene flashback from the episode following the restaurant scene.

Also there is also a special Episode, ShinMai Maouno TEstament Special 3 one of the Specials included on the Blu-ray/DVD volumes. Chibi versions of Mio and Maria narrate Basara's various erotic encounters.

Here is a Screenshot of the Third Special Episode (Narration of Episode 5's Erotic Event)
ALso Zhi Heng's Observation and answer is quite Correct. Basara did what he have to do to stop the activation of Mio's curse.

Well, from my close observations, Basara fondled her breasts to give her some sort of "pleasure" so that the curse will stop.


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How does one start being a Pokemon Trainer without a Pokemon Professor?
In the games the main character always and their rival always start off with their Pokemon Professor giving them a starter pokemon (with the exception to Gold/Silver/Crystal where the rival stole their starter from the professor). in the anime Ash, Gary, 2 unnamed trainers, May and Dawn all got their Pokemon Professor.
But given that there appears to be only 1 Pokemon Professors in each region (Oak = Kanto, Birch = Hoenn, Ivy = Orange Islands, etc.) and we have seen there is so many Pokemon Trainers in the League Qualifiers in the anime it's seems that if every trainer went to the same Pokemon Professor they would be inundated with work looking after everyone's pokemon when they catch more than 6, so much so that Oak shouldn't really have the time to be jet setting around the world like he does for radio shows.
So how does one start off as a Pokemon Trainer if they don't have a Pokemon Professor?

As long as I remember (so not much), one only needs a pokemon to be a pokemon trainer. So if you buy some pokeballs and ask someone who has a pokemon to help you, you can have one. In the game you can also buy pokemon

@Ikaros You could also throw rocks at it, like in the Safari Zone. As long as it is weak or willing enough to become your partner. Heck, one might even win a pokemon through a competition, receive one as a gift or just buy one in a store. With them being so ubiquitous, you might end up saving one and he would want to be by your side out of thankfulness, similar to how people obtain their pets in the offline world. So many options to become a pokemon trainer.

It's nice to have a Pokedex but I guess that's not a requirement as well.

Birch is professor from Hoenn, not Johto

@JTR my mistake. i thought Birch was the guy Ash had to deliver the GS Ball to

It's Elm, professor from Johto

There are all sorts of ways one can get his/her first Pokémon. In the Black and White manga, Black borrows Pokémon from Bianca's father to have mock battles (I don't remember if he actually used them to catch his first Pokémon, but this shows that trainers could borrow someone else's Pokémon to catch their own). In the anime, episode 3, Ash Catches a Pokémon, Ash is able to catch Caterpie without even battling it, so sometimes it isn't even necessary to have your own Pokémon first. Also in the anime, in episode 4 of the XY Season, A Shockingly Cheeky Friendship!, Clemont catches Dedenne for Bonny and says he'll hold on to it until she is old enough to become a Pokémon trainer.
So, clearly one doesn't need to go to a Pokémon professor to start off. One also doesn't need a Pokémon professor to take care of excess Pokémon. In the anime episode Lost Leader Strategey, it is shown that Paul's brother Reggie takes care of his Pokémon.
Information about the referenced episodes can be found at http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/

You got the good answer, but consider adding sources or images to strengthen your point! :)

Wally does the same in RSE, he borrows a Pokemon from your (the player's) father to catch his own.


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Is Yuuki bi/homosexual?
In Sword Art Offline 2 7 when Yuuki learned that Asuna was married in-game and she and Kirito had Yui as their daughter, she started saying how she would want to marry Asuna and make her happy and have many babies with her (not knowing how babies are made). This also seems to spark a rivalry between her and Kirito in Sword Art Offline 2 7.
I remember reading that Yuuki in real life is also female and there is some fanart of an Asuna x Yuuki pairing here, here and here.
Now I know that like any other pairing, fanbase shoujo ai/yuri fans would jump at Yuuki's comments in Sword Art Offline. However i am wondering if there is any evidence that indicates that Yuuki is bi/homosexual and that her comments in Sword Art Offline are sincere, that she would want to marry Asuna and (with her limited understanding of hwo) have babies with her.
EDIT: by bi/homosexual I am referring to if Yuuki would have deeper feeling for the same sex.

Please define bisexual and homosexual. There are many meanings that can be applied, and the answers can vary by the meaning you accept by "bi/homosexual".

@ardaozkal please check the edit, however I wouldn't think I need to explain it more since I point out Yuuki's comments in Sword Art Offline and the fan art

As someone who's only ever watched the anime series, and someone who's actually consulted some outside help to better explain this, I can reasonably answer:
No.
It isn't uncommon for two girls or two women to hold some kind of affection or level of respect for one another in some capacity.  From my sources, to suggest that they would consider "making babies" with each other implies an opinion that this woman is indeed attractive.
However - and this is a point my source thoroughly stressed - this does not, in any way, imply any form of sexual orientation.
Further to this, given the interactions that Yuuki had with Asuna throughout Mother's Rosario, my impression is that Yuuki held admiration, respect, and love - the kind of love that you'd get from a close family member.  The rivalry between her and Kirito can be seen as more friendly than her trying to one-up Kirito in an effort to win Asuna over.
I also sense a level of admiration and respect from Yuuki of Asuna, given that

 Yuuki is terminally ill and can't really explore the world, which prompted Kazuto to develop technical equipment to allow her to see the world in which she previously existed in, with Asuna's help.  This helped her gain more closure with her situation and, in my assessment, feels more like something an older sister would take on.

With that, I can safely and reasonably conclude that there's no implication whatsoever of Yuuki's sexual orientation.  Respect or admiration of someone who seems awesome from their perspective seems more plausible.
Oh, and don't read too deeply into what fanart depicts.  Give 'em an inch and they'll run to Jupiter with one or two fleeting glances.


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Where can I watch all 43 episodes of Princess Comet?
I feel an urge to watch Princess Comet (aka Cosmic Baton Girl Princess Comet) again which I watched once when I was a child. But the thing is that I know this anime has 43 episodes and in all anime providing websites I have looked at can only find 22 episodes.
Where can I find all 43 episodes?

It seems that Amazon has the Japanese DVDs still listed for sale.  For official releases, that's probably your best bet; to my knowledge no official source for English of this anime would exist, since it hasn't been licensed for physical distribution in America or any other English-speaking country (as far as I can tell).

the wikipedia page does say "It was also later aired by Animax, which translated and dubbed the series into English" however this doesn't mean it was broadcast or licensed in the US as Moero Chronicle, up until recently was available in english but not in the US but in China and wikipedia doesn't say where Animax aired it in

@Memor-X:  I should probably clarify that I didn't see it licensed for home video release, since broadcast licenses are different than distribution licenses.


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Is a double fusion possible?
We know that there are 2 possible ways of performing a fusion.

Potara earrings
Fusion dance

Is it possible to combine these 2?
For example we have 4 individuals. They form 2 pairs which are perfectly synced with each other for the fusion dance. Once fused they wear each a potaro earring resulting in the second fusion. Is this actually possible? If potara earrings can't be used on a fused body then we can have 2 sets of earrings for the pairs. The fused ones perform the dance for the final fusion.

To have fusion with Fusion dance technique, both should have same amount of power, which we may not be sure in case of one with potara earring and one with fusion dance, and then fusion dance of both, as both power level may differ.

So the correct order of operations for this would be: 1 - pairs (with same amount of power) perform fusion dance to fuse. 2 - fused pairs wear potara earrings in order to fuse. Potara earring doesn't require same power levels for fusion so logically said this should work.

If you are asking about saiyans, if it's possible or not it's pure speculation since we havent seen it in the series and as far as I know it wasnt stated anywhere. Other characters perform more than one fusion though, and you probably know it (Buu, Namekians, etc.)

 Well this question is something which cannot be answered definitely as the actual answer completely relies on the authors.
First combination(Potara fused characters do a potara fusion after) : It was stated by the Old Kai in the manga that the potara earring cannot be used more than once. In other words, 2 fused characters cannot fuse with potara fusion. This is because, one fused character such as Vegito cannot take off a potara earring as both the characters would both need 2 have 1 potara earring on.Second combination(Potara fusion followed by fusion dance/Fusion dance followed by potara fusion/ Fusion dance followed by another fusion dance): Although dragon ball GT is not canon, It was indicated that even the fusion dance can only sustain a fusion powerful to a certain extent because we see SSJ4 Gogeta defuse before the time limit. We know for a fact that the potara fusion is a lot more powerful and with 2 potara fused characters (Match their power level's and fuse), the power would be enormous and they wouldn't be able to sustain the fusion. The only other option would be a bunch of weak characters first doing the potara fusion and then followed with the fusion dance. So lets say a very weak race(Humans), do the potaro fusion, for instance krillin, tien, yamcha and roshi. In the Buu saga, Base goku and base vegeta were no where as strong as Super buu Yet alone buu han. Yet  we see base vegito completely owning him. So even if these 4 humans do a potara fusion followed by the fusion dance, the probability of the fusion of their fused character lasting would be very low and they would very likely immediately split back to their potara fused characters. We see goku willing to fuse with Hercule before his fight with Buuhan(Before Vegeta showed up). So goku did believe that even fusion with hercule would've made him stronger to an extent. So that leaves us with the possibility of someone as weak as Hercule and say his students doing the same. They would be able to attain the potara fusions but wouldn't have the necessary skills to perform the fusion dance. This would apply in case of all the 3 other possibilities listed in the second combination. This answer would be making an assumption such that fused characters can fuse. However, let us consider another possibility. In the Saiyan Saga, once Goku arrives to fight Vegeta and Nappa, we see him split a senzu bean and give half of it to Krillin and the other half to Gohan. We notice that this doesn't completely heal their energy. So let's say the effects of the Senzu bean were cut down to 50%? So what if Goku ate 2 successive senzu beans, instead of 1 when he's out of stamina. His body is not going to create an additional energy source after the energy from the first Senzu bean is depleted. So in other words, one could say a body is capable of only adapting to 1 fusion and another fusion wouldn't be possible?

The senzu bean example is a good one. The 4 beings controlling 1 body would most likely result in something way to chaotic and therefor making them unable to accept at most 2 minds in 1 body. But yeah fusion dance has a lot limitations that's why it made me curious if a stable successful fusion dance followed with potara fusion would be possible. But as described in your second possibility it would be highly unstable and most likely split immediately. I am curious about whether the authors in the future will give some hints about this.


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In Amaranto, is Troy a girl or boy?
In the Visual Novel Amaranto, one of the members of Triad is Troy. I'm playing the English patch of it now, and they refer to Troy as a "she". When they say Troy's name, it does sound exactly like they've translated it. However I'm confused about whether this is a translation error or not.
Points that indicate that Troy could be a girl

All characters that are in the story or mentioned but two are girls (the two guys being a nameless vagrant that Mio was about to kill and the strawberry-loving owner of the cafe Yuuki's group hangs out in).
It's noted that Queen hates men, even going so far as to kill most of them off when she takes over a Sect, and since the Triad are like her elite guard, she would have nothing but girls in it.
The twins joke about how Troy only has eyes for "Senpai" which refers to Ria, since all the relationships shown/possible are Shoujo Ai (female × female). So, this would be the same with Troy and Ria.

Points that indicate that Troy could be a boy

Troy is a guy's name at least in English (in Japanese, it's pronounced as to-ro-i / トロイ) however in the game it seemed to be pronounced as to-ro-i-a / トロイア so the English name may be a mistranslation.
Troy's appearance:

Troy sounds like a boy (but that could mean little)

So I am wondering, is Troy a girl, or is Troy actually a boy (and the translation is wrong)?

I know nothing about this VN, but VNDB claims that Troy is female and transgender.

Oh, sorry about that edit. I didn't quite catch what you meant there.

wow, i dont know this vn... and its english. thanks @Memor-X

This is Troy's profile from the official site's character introduction.

Although Troy's appearance is like a boy, Troy is a she. From the last paragraph of Troy's description:

口数が少なく、常に行動を共にする双子も
彼女のことはよく知らない。
Does not talk much, and even the twins whom Troy usually act together with
do not know much about her.

While VNDB claims that she is also a transgender, I don't have any proof to support or counter it. However, from the sample dialog on the image,

「そんなの、ボクには関係ない。
　　君たちの好きにすればいいだろ」

she refers to herself as ボク (boku) which defines her personality as a bokukko (Warning: TV Tropes link)

A Bokukko is, literally, a girl who uses the first-person Japanese Pronoun boku, primarily used by boys and young men. [...]
Most bokukko are tomboys, but not all; sometimes it just indicates that the user is a Plucky Girl or unaware of social norms. [...] Although none of this has to be reflected in her appearance, bokukko are usually either flat-chested or extremely well-endowed.
This speech pattern can also be used to keep a character's gender obscured—is she a boyish girl, or a girlish boy?

Last but not least, Kisaki Kotori ― the voice-actor herself ― listed her role on her official site as female for Troy.

トロイア役 (Troy)　♀

Regarding the name トロイア (toroia) as Troy, most possibly it refers to Troy, a city used as the setting of the famous Trojan War. Japanese Wikipedia lists トロイア (toroia), トロイ (toroi) and トロイアー (toroia-) as the possible pronunciations.


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Knowledge of Gear 4th through the world
In the chapter 882 of One Piece ("Beyond the Expectations of a Yonkou")

 We see Luffy at the moment he'll use his Gear 4th, trapped in the Flowing Mochi, and his opponents reacts in this way:

This assumes that he has knowledge of both Luffy's Gear 4th technique and the mecanism to activate it. However, Luffy never mentionned it in his fight against him, so it is the first time he sees both Luffy and his technique.
How so ? Is it something that is known over Devil Fruit users, and everyone who ate them has "gears" like Luffy ?

Well, he did use it to beat flamingo, with a whole country watching.

Luffy chose to name this techniques "gears". It's not a solid thing. the next rubber human may name them differently. so far awakening is a sure thing for all the devil fruits.

https://anime.stackexchange.com/questions/31861/can-any-other-devil-fruit-users-use-gears-besides-luffy

You forgot that Katakuri can see few seconds into the future with his observation haki, so he already "saw" Luffy transform into his new form.
It has nothing to do with other fruit users, so far Luffy is the only one who can use "gears" as a transformation mechanisms and it will most likely remain like that through the series.

Katakuri literally spoilers the next chapter(s).

So why is he "interested" ?

@YassineBadache Probably because Luffy still seems optimistic, and now behaves like he has an ace up his sleeve. He has seen gears 2 and 3, and felt the increase in power that they represent. Also, he might have reasoned that he is about to see the moves that defeated Cracker.


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Does Frieza have God Ki?
In Dragon Ball Super episode 25th, Golden Frieza power can be felt by Tenshinhan, who says his power is amazing, something that couldn't happen if Golden Frieza would have God Ki, because God Ki can't be felt by those who can't use God Ki. But at the same time, Golden Freezer says that based in the energy he can feel from Super Saiyan Blue Goku, he can say he's clearly superior (to Goku), something he couldn't do if he didn't have God Ki, because only people with God Ki can feel other people's God Ki.
So, my question is, does Frieza have God Ki or not?

is it possible to sense non God Ki in someone who has God Ki because then this sounds very much like when Frieza and his men used scouters and kept getting surprised by increases in power because of power concealment, in this case Frieza is assuming that the only power Goku has is Normal Ki when he actually had God Ki being concealed in a way

@memor-x . I'm not sure about that . Why Piccolo and the others couldnt sense Beerus regular ki then? Besides this video seems to imply that when you dont leak your ki, you are using god ki, and "you dont alert your opponents" , in the sense their ki can't be sensed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xz-i1QnOmWc

Answer your main question, Does Freiza have God ki? The answer would be No. However, only God Ki people can feel other people's ki is incorrect.
God ki is mainly perfect ki control. You could compare it to something that happened back in dragon ball where they were capable of masking their ki and used to power up while engaging in battle with a foe. This is a much more complex version of the same where Goku and Vegeta have mastered energy control.
While Goku is in the God transformation, since Frieza couldn't directly sense his energy, we see him strike Goku in his final form and tells him that he was gauging his power. Even after he turns to Golden Freiza, Freiza could feel the pressure of Super Saiyan Ki and managed to gauge the difference in strength based on that.
Freiza is a very experienced fighter. He's also a fighting prodigy. So him assessing Goku's power based on the Pressure from SSJB, is not something impossible. Also, Freiza wasn't able to gauge Goku's power exactly both during their first fight and a later on fight. Goku initially was holding back against Golden Freiza, (Not by a substantial amount. Also please note that Freiza was holding back as well). Freiza hence didn't use enough energy to destroy Goku when he had the chance. It was after Goku figured out the stamina drain that the two of them powered up to full power. During their second fight, Freiza was shocked when he realised Goku in his SSJB state was as strong as Golden Freiza. We see this by the expression on his face when the two of them exchange punches. When Goku fought Krillin and When Vegeta fought Future Trunks, they both stated that they could feel an immense amount of pressure even if they aren't able to sense the exact amount of energy. Now take Caulifla and Kale during the tournament of power. Since they are neither aware of God ki and are very experienced as fighters, they were more startled by the Super Saiyan 3 transformation than any of the God transformations despite those being a lot Superior.
Finally, let us consider the mighty Jiren the Gray. We know Jiren doesn't have god ki as his energy is felt by all the other contestants. Yet, in the start, when Goku punched him in his SSJ forms, he didn't move. When Goku turned SSJG at struck him, how did he detect the power of the transformation and raise his finger? His experience as a fighter allowed him to sense how strong Goku was. Jiren was holding back immensely against SSJB Goku and even SSJB+ Kaioken*20 Goku. If Jiren couldn't sense Goku's energy, he probably would've sensed more energy from someone like Maji Kayo and attempted to punch Goku out using the force of his fist. Very experienced fighters can gauge the amount of power a user has while he or she is utilizing God Ki. We also know Goku only attains God ki during his SSJB and SSJG transformations. However, when Goku fought **Beerus in his base form aka(Monaka), **Goku said that his ki felt like Beerus's ki.
I believe utilizing God ki is a lot different from being able to sense it. God ki basically involves energy control where you mask your ki a lot. Even fighters who do not possess god ki can do the same. We see Hit doing the same initially during his fight with Vegeta and even his rematch with Goku. Even Jiren does the same until his fight with Goku as the Universe 6 Kaioshin was curious about Jiren's' power and wanted to Maji Kayo to help reveal the same. Even Goku knew he was strong but didn't know he was that strong as he was surprised with Jiren being able to push back SSJB+Kaioken * 20 and push back the spirit bomb effortlessly. Even the gods and Angels obviously can guage a fighters strength when god ki is being utilised. We see this based on Whis's suggestion that Goku and Vegeta would need to fight together to defeat Freiza and Vermouth suggesting that Jiren was a lot stronger than the SSJB transformation.
Some Snaps of the events described earlier

Pressure felt while facing off against SSJB: I believe this can be compared to a scenario where a fighter is in the gravity chamber but doesn't know where he is. He feels this unmeasaurable force of power against him. On the other hand, when energy can be sensed, you can compare it to the fighter setting the level of gravity in the chamber and this would allow him to know how strong exactly his opponent(Which here is the gravity) is, and use sufficient amount of energy necessary.

yes, those statements about the pressure makes it confusing but I think they dont mean they feel their ki. I think they mean they feel some difference in the air, like a wind or something. Here there is more discussion about god ki not being felt by those who has regular ki. It states " Obviously, god ki can't be felt by those with only regular ki (e.g. Beerus can't be felt by Piccolo and others, but can be felt by Goku when in god form). " https://www.reddit.com/r/dbz/comments/7b16kh/god_ki_vs_regular_ki/

Firstly, you don't need to use God Ki to feel God ki. We know this based on Goku vs Monka(Where goku in his base form stated Monaka's ki was like Beerus's ki). Secondly, pressure doesn't mean the "Wind" lol.  I added a good analogy to my answer with regard to the same. Have a look at it.


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What's the difference between the Leam Empire and the Goi
What's the difference between the Leam Empire and the Goi? Who are the people who live in 5th District or 5th level?
What's the difference between The Kou Empire and the Organization, Are they the same?
Morgiana went to see her family "Fanalis" in Dark Continent but there was a Magician told her that he can send her there "Another Place" but she can't get back, On the other hand How The Fanalis Corps where helping Leam Empire during the war with Magunoshutatto?

you seem to be asking multiple distinct questions at once which should really be asked as separate questions. please edit this question to have one question and ask the rest separately

i will suggest you to edit your question...

Humans who are not magicians and have little magoi are basically "goi". It is a derogatory term used by Matal Mogamett. Magnostadt's 5th district consists of the non-magicians, also known as "goi".
The kou empire is an empire/country. It's just that the organisation is sort of affliated with kou empire.(I won't explain much if not it may be spoilers) hence they are different
[Morgiana went to see her family "Fanalis" in Dark Continent but there was a Magician told her that he can send her there "Another Place" but she can't get back, On the other hand How The Fanalis Corps where helping Leam Empire during the war with Magunoshutatto?]--------------------
first of all, it's a MAGI who told morgiana that.
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I think the leader or someone from fanalis corps (maybe Muu?) insisted on going to "that place" and he started to realise that he belonged there, and started reverting to his original form as a fanalis. Once he completes it, he probably can't change back (I forgot why though)
but the magi who talked to morgiana found him, and said that he was "too young" and sent him back, away from "that place"
Do read the manga for more details.

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What is the name of the song that plays at 12:40 in Noragami Aragoto episode 12?
What is the name of the song that plays at 12:40 in Noragami Aragoto episode 12? It has a distorted female(?) voice and a flute themes.

This is "Misogi", track #11 from the season 1 OST. The piece starts right after the eyecatch. Here is a 15-second extract from the beginning of the piece: https://clyp.it/i1altiyi.


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Is there a name for this anime/manga visual convention?
sometimes when a character is frustrated or has failed to do something, a cloud made of moving squiggly lines will form above their head (it's somewhat of a common trope in video games that use speech bubbles too.)

Is there a name for this anime/manga visual convention?

Pretty sure I've also seen this in some Western comics, too (though I can't think of any to support this claim).

Yes, this pictorial rune has the name: twirl.
These pictorial rune's originate from Forceville's categorization, which mostly describes the location/orientation.

This is often used to depict movement as well as confusion, as described by samcyb

 Forcevile Image source: source


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What is the jokes in regards to Dragonball Character names?
While watching the Co-Optional Podcast (Episode 209. after 1:47:50 when it says "anime thing"), when talking about Dragonball Fighters and how Broly and Bardock were the only 2 confirmed to be being released in future TotalBiscuit said that the names sounded like vegetables. in response Dodger said that the names of Saiyans were supposed to be vegetable puns like how the names of Bumla's family were jokes on underwear.
I admit Broly sorta sound like like Brocoli but not sure how Bardock is a joke on a vegetable, nor how Nappa or Goku (or even Kakarot) are jokes either (Gohan might since i know Gohan is sometimes used in Japanese for "food")
So what are these jokes/puns and are they categorized/themed as Dodger said?

Note that Bulma's name, in Japanese, is pronounced exactly the way they pronounce "Bloomers". Also, there's the name of her son.

The puns are in japanese.
Nappa is a japanese term for greens in general.
Kakarot is carrot.
Bardock is a japanese root vegetable "Burdock".
For a full list Origins of character names
And yes, they are categorized as she said.

just to correct you, Dodger is the girl in the top right of the video. the only guys in the video were TotalBiscuit and Jessie Cox


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Ending song episode 13 Moretsu Pirates (sub)
I am unable to verify if official legal streaming services have the same ending theme as illegal ones since this show is unavailable in my country through legal services, if someone could verify this for me I would appreciate it.
So as for non legal one I used gogo. I won't put any links or such in here as I encourage everyone to support the studios as much as they can.
At the ending of episode 13 there is a different song being played as outro as opposed to all previous and future episodes. This is simply the odd one out. This song is extremely relaxing and has a lovely overal soundtrack. However I am simply unable to identify this piece.
It starts at episode 13 (22:07 if you use most of the streaming services) right where it shows the episode number (see screenshot). This lasts for almost 2 minutes with plenty of vocals. I don't understand japanese so writing down the lyrics is a no go for me. It might even be written in the credits shown during the song.

The name of the soundtrack would be the most ideal outcome. However after extensive research I wasn't able to find the slightest hint about it. I might have looked at the wrong places, but simply stating the vocalist and maybe even group/band would be accepted as well if after a couple of weeks no results are found.

i know there's 2 ED for the series, one is LOST CHILD and i have a second ED Soundtrack on my iPod with 2 songs, Black Holy and other one which is all gibberish (probably in Japanese which the characters weren't converted well) but also there is a Black Holy Inst which could be Insert? unforutnally i can't give an artist name as that got garbled to so i might need to check if my rip's original data didn't get garbled to give proper names for 2 possibilities

Anime News Network however lists the Ending Theme for Episode 13 as ""Toumei na Yozora ~Shibataku Hoshi ni Tsutsumarete~" (透明な夜空 ~瞬く星に包まれて~; "Clear Sky ~wrapped by a twinking star~") by Mikako Komatsu" and Mikako Komatsu is listed as the artist for Black Holy which is listed as an Insert Song, could be the garbled names i have

@Memor-X it definitely isn't Lost Child, that one is the main ending track. I am unable to find Black Holy easily, so I will dig around tomorrow (it is 1am already here), but the name you provided from ANN might just be the answer. Her voice sounds at the very least similar. Thanks for the info, I truelly appreciate it!

@Memor-X Toumei na Yozora was indeed the song used which was covered by Mikako Komatsu, many thanks!

With thanks to Memor-X I was pointed to the right direction in order to pinpoint the soundtrack used. Due to it being unavailable in my country I can't get my hands on the original album. I was able to verify this with the instrumental version, preview samples and a non legal version.
The name of the soundtrack is Toumei na Yozora ~Mabataku Hoshi ni Tsutsumarete~ covered by Komatsu Mikako which had the street release date of April 25th 2012.


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What song is playing in DBS Episode 130 at around 9:40?
So I've heard this song with the previous fight of Goku with Kefla and Jiren.
It also is featured in Episode 130 and begins at around 9:40. And for the record, I've tried Shazam and other similar services.
If possible, plz link the source.

Found the song, from the original soundtrack vol. 2. "The Power to Resist"

"The Power to Resist" is correct. I've got the song synced to the fight from the original episode.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHBi-5Pgln0

Maybe this would be better as a comment to the accepted answer?

Yes, I agree with you @JonLin


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Wasn't Dr Marco a sacrifice?
This is kinda spoilers if you haven't watched all episodes, but my question is:
Wasn't Dr. Marco one of the few sacrifices? Envy didn't want Marco to die, but in the end wasn't used by Father.
Or did I miss something? Was Marco only captured to create stones?

You've tagged all three versions of FMA. Which one are you wondering about?

@kuwaly i'm going to assume not the 2003 series because of the mention of Father

@Memor-X Makes sense. It's been so long since I've seen the 2003 anime I forgot it didn't have Father.

Whoops, I actually assumed that Brotherhood was a remake of FMA with the same story. I recently began to watch the 2003 series, haha.
But yeah, only meant Brotherhood.

From the Full Metal Alchemist Wiki:

Knowing this, the Crystal Alchemist attacks Envy using his hidden transmutation circle to critically damage the Homunculus' core stone.

Knowing this, he likely has not seen the truth. And as such, would not have been a sacrifice, right away.
However, it's not unreasonable to think that the homunculi may have forced him to see the truth once they were ready, (similar to Mustang.)


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Is Anima a Final Aeon?
in Final Fantasy X when Yuna's party is going though the old Blitzball Stadium in Zanarkand they see a memory of a mother hinting for her child to choose her to become the Final Aeon. then we see a young Seymour crying saying he doesn't want her to.
However in the Baaj Temple (where Tidas first awoke in Spira and met Rikku) is a Fayth which is revealed to be Seymour's mother who choose to become the Aeon Anima.
So is Anima a Final Aeon? If so why didn't Seymour fight Sin? if not then what happened in Zanarkand that prevented her becoming the Final Aeon but instead a regular Aeon?

I though final aeon is different for every summoner? for Yuna's father it's Jecht, but Yuna refuse to sacrifice anyone.

@memor-x is this an anime? It seems like your referring to the game. Have I missed something here?

@KazRodgers questions on Japanese games are on topic so long as the question is limited to story. some anime like Steins;Gate and Fate/Stay night were originally games and Touhou is primary a game series. however no there is no anime of Final Fantasy X but I wouldn't put it past them not to have released some Novella like they did with Final Fantasy XIII

@memor-x I wasn't doubting if it was on topic or not. I just thought I missed out on something major in life and my depression was insta-triggered.

Anima was indeed the final aeon. As for why Seymour didn't use it, well, Seymour started the pilgrimage when he was still very young with his mother and he was not aware of the final aeon and the final summoning back then. When his mother finally revealed her plan to become the final aeon so for the sake of Seymour, it left him devastated. He broke off the pilgrimage there and didn't proceed any further and thus didn't fight sin. This can be verified from the wiki as well.

Anima is his Final Aeon, though he never wanted to challenge Sin until he grew up and realized the power Sin had over Spira. After he realized that he decided he wanted to become Sin, and for that he needed Yuna.
Although, there is an unpopular theory that, because Seymour never completed his Pilgrimage (that much is stated in the temples) his talents were better put to use aiding Spira, rather than journeying.


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What happened to Yahiko's body after he died?
I know that Nagato used Yahiko's body to become 'Pain' but can anyone please tell me why and how he did it?

Nagato had an ability called the Outer Path using which he could revive the dead, transmit chakra to receivers. Using this ability of his, he created his Six Paths of Pain technique. He used the technique to embed some chakra rods into certain corpses (including Yahiko's) and transmitted his chakra to the rods to control the bodies.
As for why he did it, there are several reasons. Nagato got badly injured and damaged during his battle with Hanzo (the same one when Yahiko died). He was unable to move after that. Hanzo was still alive though. Nagato wanted to avenge Yahiko and he also wanted to continue their dream previous dream of peace (although his sense of peace got distorted). So Nagato still had to fight. That is why he created the Six Paths of Pain technique to allow himself to continue fighting and use his Rinnegan abilities. Secondly, he was very fond of Yahiko. He used Yahiko's body to form the strongest Deva Path. In terms of abilities, he was superior to the other paths.
As for what happened to Yahiko's body afterwards, well after Nagato died in the Hidden Leaf after the battle with Naruto, Konan retrieved the bodies of both Yahiko and Nagato and buried them in the Hidden Rain Village. And that is where Yahiko's body rests.

There's a notable line that Nagato says after Yahiko's death, which goes something like, "You will always be Akatsuki's leader". Which conveys why he used Nagato's body first and foremost.


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Which anime episodes of Cardcaptors correspond to which manga chapters?
I enjoy watching anime episodes based on which manga chapters I read. I couldn't find any source on exactly which Cardcaptors episodes are based on which chapters? I am only asking about the original series and not the currently airing Clear Card Arc
Could someone tell me like they did with the Aria Manga?

does this include the currently airing Clear Card Arc?

Yes. it includes that.

Well is anyone researching so they can make me the list because I answered the question and you just left.

i was clarifying if you wanted just the old series or wanted the new Clear Card Arc Series for anyone else who might want to answer. since you have said it does you'll have to wait because, as i said, the Clear Card Arc is currently airing as such it's not possible to answer in regards to the Clear Card Arc if the episodes haven't even been released in japan. it's a 22 episode series and as of posting this comment we only have 4 episodes in japan (according to anichart)

Oh since you can't answer until that series is over could you just do a list for the original series now?

i have edited your question to indicate you're only asking about the original series and not the Clear Card Arc like you have indicated in your recent comment. that being said i don't have an answer. all i know is that there are some changes between the anime and manga but no chapter to episode breakdown

Do you know anyone who can give me one like with the Aria manga?

According to Japanese Wikipedia (the unlisted episode is anime original),

"Clow Card" arc
Season 1:

Episode 1: Vol. 1, ch. 1
Episode 3: Vol. 1, ch. 3
Episode 6: Vol. 1, ch. 4-5
Episode 8: Vol. 2, ch. 8
Episode 9: Vol. 2, ch. 9
Episode 10: Vol. 2, ch. 6-7
Episode 16: Vol. 5, ch. 19
Episode 17: Vol. 4, ch. 16-17
Episode 18: Vol. 4, ch. 18
Episode 25: Vol. 3, ch. 11-12 & Vol.2, ch. 8
Episode 26: Vol. 3, ch. 14 & Vol. 4, ch. 15
Episode 35: Vol. 6, ch. 23

Season 2:

Episode 39: Vol. 8, ch. 33
Episode 41: Vol. 5, ch. 20
Episode 42: Vol. 5, ch. 20-21
Episode 44: Vol. 5, ch. 21
Episode 45: Vol. 6, ch. 23-25
Episode 46: Vol. 6, ch. 25-26

"Sakura Card" arc
Season 3:

Episode 47: Vol. 7, ch. 27
Episode 48: Vol. 7, ch. 28
Episode 49: Vol. 7, ch. 29
Episode 50: Vol. 7, ch. 29-30
Episode 51: Vol. 8, ch. 31-32
Episode 52: Vol. 9, ch. 36
Episode 54: Vol. 8, ch. 34 & Vol. 9, ch. 35
Episode 59: Vol. 9, ch. 37-38
Episode 65: Vol. 9, ch. 38 & Vol. 10, ch. 39
Episode 66: Vol. 10, ch. 39-40
Episode 67: Vol. 10, ch. 41-42
Episode 68: Vol. 10, ch. 40
Episode 69: Vol. 11, ch. 43-44
Episode 70: Vol. 11, ch. 45 & Vol. 12, ch. 46


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Can a child inherit both their parents' clans jutsu?
Can a child in Naruto inherit both abilities from his parents' clans?
For example, if Ino and Sasuke had a child is there a possibility for it to have both Uchiha's Sharingan and Yamanaka's mind transfer jutsu?

Yamanaka's mind transfer jutsu is something that is taught. It is a hidden ninjutsu. Sharingan is genetic, a kekkei genkai.

Yes, a child can inherit both clans' jutsu.
This was officially explained by Masashi Kishimoto(the creator of Naruto)
The child with an Uchicha and a Hyuga as parents will have both the clans' eyes.
While Inojin is not a good example as the techniques of his father Sai were taught to him.The Ninja art techniques are not passed via genetic inheritance.
Also, Ino's clan techniques are classified as Hidden techinques which use Yin/Yang release which are also taught/learned not passed via genetics.
A good example would be an Uchiha + Hyuga child as answered by Kishimoto himself -

It is possible. And an example of it is given in Boruto.
In case you haven't watched Boruto yet,

 Inoijin, son of Ino and Sai possesses the ability to use both his parent's jutsus. Sarada can use Sharingan like her father Sasuke and has an awesome strength that she displays when she punches, just like her mother Sakura.

Yes, sure.
In Boruto, Sarada has the Sharingan as his father's Sharingan and also possesses the monstrous strength his mother Sakura possesses. According to the manga, Shikadai is also said to possess both the jutsu as his father (Shikamaru) and mother (Temari).


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What happened to Dr. Cid in Giruvegan?
In Final Fantasy XII We know that Doctor Cidolfus Demen Bunansa (AKA Dr. Cid) found The Ancient City of Giruvegan where he met Venat, learned how the Occuria control the world by selectively distributing Deifacted Nethicite to control historic events and formed a partnership to "return the reigns of history back to the hands of man".
However for Vann and his party to enter Giruvegan they needed to summon Belias, as Esper they only obtained from Raithwall's Tomb having been King Raithwall's esper, i doubt Dr. Cid found the entrance to Giruvegan, went to the tomb to grab Belias and put him back after he opened it. i also doubt that Occuria would let Venat roam around Giruvegan on it's own given they know Venat knows what they know and is opposed to them.
So what happened to Dr. Cid in Giruvegan? How did he get in? why didn't the Occuria try and stop Dr. Cid and Venat from leaving?

Which Final Fantasy is this?

@AyaseEri sorry, forgot about that

After doing a little bit if research, I came to the conclusion that Dr. Cid never entered Giruvegan; he merely only discovered it.
There is not much knowledge to Cid's history prior to the events in Final Fantasy XII, but Cidolfus Demen Bunansa sheds some light on his past

Not much is known about Cid's life before the events of Final Fantasy XII. He fathered three sons, one named Ffamran mied Bunansa, but his other two sons and wife are never seen or mentioned in the game.
Six years prior to the start of Final Fantasy XII, Dr. Cid traveled to the Jagd Difohr on an expedition into the Mist-covered waste. It is not known whether it was a primarily exploration-driven mission, or whether he already had some idea of what he was looking for and what he would find there. Either way, he stumbled upon the Giruvegan, where he met the rogue Occuria Venat, and discovered the nature of the stone of the gods, nethicite. Venat took Cid as their pupil and taught him how to synthesize artificial nethicite, which came to be known as manufacted nethicite.

Why didn't the the Occuria try to stop Cid and Venat from leaving? The Occuria abandoned Giruvegan centeries prior to the events that take place. For that reason, they were not present to stop Cid and Venant from joining forces.

Once the center of Ivalice centuries ago, Giruvegan was ruled by the immortal Occuria. For reasons known only to them, the Occuria closed the gates to the city and let it fall into ruin. As such, not much is known about the once great city. Now, a dense Mist covers the city, and monsters wander its many corridors.

Seeing how the Occuria abandoned Giruvegan, that brings into question why Venant was there in the first place. Venat did not agree with the Occurian's points of view and believed all races should be able to write their own history.

At some point in the intervening time, one of the Occuria went rogue, disagreeing with the Occurian philosophy. Venat felt all races should have control over their own history and concocted a plan to create nethicite that was not under the control of the other Occuria, manufacted nethicite. Venat accomplished this with the aid of Dr. Cid of Archadia, with the Emperor's son Vayne Carudas Solidor aiding them by setting up the Empire's war against Rozarria and taking the shards cut by Raithwall from the locations they conquered. Enraged at Venat's heresy, Gerun and the other Occuria decide to bring forth a new Dynast King to destroy Archadia and restore the status quo they had created.


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Why did Ash became a child back in Sun Moon Series?
I was watching Pokemon Sun Moon and I think its a continuation because he knows about Pokemon from other regions.
But the question is that why did he became a small kid, from a young guy, who challenged Alain in Kalos League Finals?
He nearly won the match so why did he need to go to Pokemon School?

Ash Ketchum has, and will always be, 10 years of age. Sun and Moon has only changed the art style and focus of the anime. Whilst Pokemon of old had some comedy in it, Sun and Moon has made it a priority.
source for age: http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Ash_Ketchum

Contrast that with Ben 10 omniverse. It is supposed to happen After Alien Force, but he is surely not any more mature.

If you haven't noticed, Ash is always 10 no matter what series it is. He never ages. Physically, he is the same 10-year old boy from Kanto that we see in the very first episode of Pokemon.


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What is Soul Eater's real name?
In the show Soul Eater, the school which Maka and Soul Eater attend, the DWMA, allows students to go by stage names. Maka chooses to go by her real name where as Soul Eater goes by a stage name. I've been wondering what Soul Eaters actual name is for ages, and never seen it mentioned in the anime.
So what is his real name? And do we ever hear of his name in the anime, manga, or through other means?

as per the wikia Soul's birth name is Soul Evans

Soul "Eater" Evans,[2] known formerly as Soul Eater (ソウルイーター, Souruītā) and born Soul Evans (ソウル·エヴァンス, Sōru· Evansu) is a Demon Weapon who was part of the Evans, a family of famous musicians.[3]

the citations for this (citation 2 & citation 3) is listed as Soul Eater Manga: Chapters 113 and 84 respectfully. so this information is Manga only

The demon in part 3 or season 3 episode 9 does refer to him as Evans, so his name is also mentioned in the anime, but I think it was just that 1 time.


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Who is the Seventh Sin?
I recently watched the anime but in the end I couldn't remember who the seventh sin was. He was shown as Escanor in the first episode (about 4:43). Is it possible that he isn't showing up in the anime? Or is he impersonated by someone else?

You don't need to have the series title in your question title.

I made some edits for grammar. If I've changed the meaning of something, feel free to edit things back in.

the seventh sin is will be shown in the second series (if there is one)

what are everyone's sins? they never actually explained what they all did...

@anonymous That would be a good question. Ask it!

Most probably by the seventh member, you mean Escanor because he was not introduced in the anime primarily. However, if you pay attention closely, he appears in the last OVA of the Seven Deadly Sins. At 23:46 in the OVA 4, Escanor appears outside a cave carrying a barrel. He will be quite active in the recently announced sequel Seven Deadly Sins 2.
The members of the Seven Deadly Sins along with their Symbol, Animal Spirit and their super powers are as follows:

Meliodas, The Dragon's Sin of Wrath (Dragon, Full Counter)
Diane, The Serpent's Sin of Envy (Serpent, Creation)
Ban, The Fox's Sin of Greed (Fox, Snatch & Immortality)
King, The Grizzly's Sin of Sloth (Bear, Disaster)
Gowther, The Goat's Sin of Lust (Goat, Invasion)
Merlin, The Boar's Sin of Gluttony (Boar, infinity)
Escanor, The Lion's Sin of Pride (Lion, Sunshine)

Here is a pic of the seven members for your reference:

Hope it helped you.

The Seven Deadly Sins consist of:

Meliodas, The Dragon's Sin of Wrath
Diane, The Serpent's Sin of Envy
Ban, The Fox's Sin of Greed
King, The Grizzly's Sin of Sloth
Gowther, The Goat's Sin of Lust
Merlin, The Boar's Sin of Gluttony
Escanor, The Lion's Sin of Pride

Escanor is the one that doesn't appears in the anime. He's revealed in a special side story in the manga called the Vampires of Edinburgh. If I recall right, the location of Escanor is unknown which is why he didn't appear in the anime


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The pun worked in English, but what was it in Japanese?
The series Kamigami no Asobi is a reverse harem involving a mortal girl, Yui Kusanagi, who is tasked with teaching six of the ancient gods about the meaning of love.  Episode 4 focuses on Hades.  He is shown to have a dry wit and a tendency towards intellectual puns.  However he avoids contact with people and gods because he is cursed and believes he will bring misfortune to those near him.
At the end, Yui and the other gods show him that they really like him and will chance misfortune to be around him.  In explaining his happiness to her, he says (in English subtext, time mark 21:04 to get full context):

I cannot wallow in misfortune.
Kusanagi,
"Yui" were right about everything.

The pun works great in English. It got me curious if there was a pun in Japanese as well.  Is "Yui" similar to a Japanese word for "you"? If not, how did it work?

related: Is Bakabon written in English and translated to Japanese?

What Hades pronounced is「お前のゆいとおりだ」, which is a pun on 「お前のゆうとおりだ」 ("exactly as you say", "you're correct").
To break down:

お前 omae: "you"
の no: (subject marker)
ゆう yū: a colloquial pronunciation of the verb 言う (いう), "to say"
とおり tōri: "as", "like", "the way"
だ da: (copula, "is")

ゆとり is not relevant.
So in the Japanese version, it's the pun on Yui (the name of the heroine) and yū ("to say"). The translator did a good job, taking advantage of the fact that English "you" and Japanese "言う/yū" have similar sounds.
Note that this sounds like a typical cheesy "oyaji gag" to the ear of Japanese, usually completely unsuitable for a romantic situation like this. I don't know about the male character, but is this his way of speaking? :)

Hades, at least up to this point in series, has been gloomy.  When he did speak to others, it was usually something like, "Stay away; I bring misfortune."  Earlier in the episode, Yui and he did have somewhat of an extended conversation after she brought him some rice cakes, each with a strawberry inside.  (Other gods had told her that rice cakes and strawberries were two of his favorite foods.)  This thawed his attitude, and during the conversation he told her a pun.  She countered with a pun of the same sort.  He responded, "Well said", which made me think she had gained his respect.

@RichF According to Japanese Wikipedia, he often makes terrible puns :) Maybe he is not used to talk with people casually.

The pun is on
「お前の言う通りだ」, which basically means "as you say".
Alc reference

Thank you.  Is Alc some sort of Japanese to English language resource?  I visited your link, and it seemed surprisingly specific, more than just a Japanese to English dictionary.

@RichF: they're using Eijiro which is s huge database of E-J translation pairs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eijir%C5%8D


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Where can I watch Koe no Katachi?
Koe no Katachi has already been released but I can't find it anywhere. I only found the trailer. Where can I watch it legally?

Some advice: people here get touchy sometimes if you ask where you can watch something and don't make it clear you want to watch it legally. We don't allow questions asking for fansubs or torrents, and if you aren't clear, your question could end up closed. I went ahead and edited it in for you this time.

According to the official page for the movie, Koe no Katachi will have a home video release on May 17th, 2017.
You will most likely be able to find it available in iTunes and other retailers after this release date.

While that is the official source, I'm not convinced that this source lists distribution in the OP's language (which I would presume English).

@Makoto There isn't news for an official English language release, and they weren't very specific in their question. Fansubbers will likely produce downloadable subtitles which he can use with the legal video source shortly after the movie is released.

There is going to be an official English language release in some regions. It will be screened in Australian and New Zealand cinemas in April. I doubt there will be a similar US release, but at the very least it means that a (probably subtitled) version will exist.


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Was Vegeta's design altered mid series?
When we first see Vegeta, while he is in space headed to Earth and on the Bug Planet he looks like this

But when he gets to earth he undertakes a sudden colour change to this

Now at first since Vegeta is initially off world i though that maybe it might have been the local suns had a different colour light to Earth's, but then that wouldn't explain why his scouter would remain the same colour.
I am wondering, is Vegeta's colour change a result of his design changing mid series? or is there a reason why everything but his scouter changes colour when he arrives on Earth?

I don't remember where I read it so I'm not positing it as an answer, but his colors in that first shot were supposedly a production mistake that wasn't noticed until the last minute and so they just left it. It was never intended to be his design.

Doesn't it depend on which dub you're watching? I don't recall seeing that view save for in a flashback when Goku fought Majin Vegeta. Maybe I'm just getting old?

@Ryan It took me way to long to realize that comment was not one I made a long time ago and forgot about. Anyway, Wasn't the bug planet filler.

@Ryan, haha yes I've been confused by you too :P and also yes to the bug planet being filler.

From what I can find, there was no official explanation given for the color change. A couple of fan theories, including this one, are basically that the coloring was done before the mangaka announced the actual hair color, and that they fixed it once the color was announced. This is corroborated by the Wikia trivia for the episode, which states:

This episode marks the debut appearance of Vegeta and Nappa in the anime. They are shown in colors quite different from their later ones, especially Vegeta. This is because Toei guessed their colors, as the corresponding Manga volume was not in color. Vegeta's case is corrected in the Dragon Ball Kai version of this episode and in the Dragon Ball Full Color Manga version as well. Nappa's was not, though it is possible he owns more than one suit of Battle Armor.

In-universe, his hair didn't change color, as he stated

that a pure-blooded Saiyan's hair does not change from the day they are born, aside from Super Saiyan transformations (Wikia)

According to this video from a Dragon Ball youtuber, it was guessed from the manga as stated in the previous post, and then Toriyama saw it and told Toei that wasnt how Vegeta was supposed to look so they fixed it later
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NunByMIPT4

It was a production mistake. They didn't have anything to go off of for coloring. It's also why Trunks has purple hair in Z instead of blue. Similarly is Goku's Super Saiyan appearance in Lord Slug, there was nothing to go off of but notes, so the coloring had to figured out by them.
But I'd note that the wiki answer about the first appearance of Nappa and Vegeta is wrong, they appear briefly in the second episode of Z as Raditz tells Goku and the others about the sayains and in it, Vegeta is colored the same as when we first seem him and Nappa speak.

The entire animation over time adjusted mid series. DBZ Manga was in black and white thus no information on color scheme for animated characters was referenced.... this had been adjusted.


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Does the English version of Btooom! end at Chapter 88?
Does the English version of the Btooom! Manga end at Chapter 88?

No. the reason you think so is because you're looking at the Scanlation.
the reason why i suspect this is because looking at Manga Update's entry on  Btooom! shows that the scanlation by S2scans & JazzWay Team stops at Chapter 88 which is Volume 18
However the same page also indicates that Btooom! has been lienced by Yen press who have only released up to Volume 16 with Volume 17 due to be released near the end of May 2017 in the US

while Yen Press only lists up to Volume 18 (as of 21/03/2017) Manga Updates indicates there are 22 Volumes and is on-going, confirmed on Wikipedia with Volume 22 having been release January 7th 2017 in Japan
No. |   Japanese release date   |   Japanese ISBN
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22  |   January 7, 2017         |   ISBN 978-4-10-771949-2

So to summarize, the localized and licenced version of Btooom currently (as of 21/03/2017) ends at Volume 16 which stops at Chapter 81 however release by Yen press is on-going and more volumes are expected to be released. any release after this outside Yen press currently is not an official copy.
UPDATE: as of the 17/8/2017, Wikipedia lists that the english version of Volume 19 is due November 14, 2017. this can further be confirmed on Yen Press's Website for Volume 19. also looking at the series in general on their website they have up to Volume 21, however Volume 21 doesn't have any Paperback or Eletronic links so looking at Volume 20 it's expected to be out February 20th, 2018.
As such this is more or less confirmation that the english version of Btooom! will not end at Chapter 88 as Chapter 88, as explained above, is in Volume 18

Hey thanks for answering! I just have one follow up question. So you're saying that it just hasn't been released yet in the US right? Thanks

@JamesFox correct. Chapter 88, found in Volume 18, is expected to be released (according to Yen press) 22th of August 2017 and given the series is on-going we can probably expect it not to end there

Thanks Bro I don't know how the point system works here so I can't reward you haha anyway thanks for your time

@JamesFox you can read up on how the reputation system works in the help center

How can i see yen press releases?

@EgharAmki either by going to the Yen Press website here or by checking out their list of licensed series on manga updates. Yen Press doesn't seem to sell though their website but they link to the product pages of the sites that sell what you are looking at


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Why did Chouji get fat when he received Naruto and Kurama's Chakra?
Why did Chouji get fat from receiving Naruto and Kurama's Chakra? Chouji didn't activate any technique for it to happen, actually he was surprised.
Do Akimichi bodies just naturally convert chakra into fat?

How I wish I can have a body that naturally convert fat to chakra. The reverse of the Akimichi bodies. +1 though.

According to Naruto Wiki, the Akimichi clan:

Members of the clan possess great physical strength and are able to
  quickly convert calories into chakra

So, they have the ability to convert calories into chakra, apparently they can do the opposite too, getting chakra and quickly convert into calories.
Maybe this one never happened to Chouji before, because he never received this amount of chackra, so he was surprised.

This might also be a result of the healing nature of Kyubi's chakra..