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What are hybrids? What are they a hybrid between?
One of the fundamental things in The Misfit of Demon King Academy is discrimination based on some demons being "hybrids", but either I missed it, or it was never explained what they are a hybrid of.
I did some looking on the net and didn't find any clarification either.  I don't think it's humans because of the giant wall, and demon-spirit hybrids are always specially called out, like in the tournament arc.  I don't think it's a demon-god hybrid either, since the gods in the show tend to cause so much trouble.

Japanese Wikipedia does not seem to mention even ハイブリッド=hybrid - isn't is just demon-human? (protagonist? is described as 父グスタ・母イザベラをもつ人間に近い魔族（混血）として転生する -- 混血 means multiracial)

I believe that a misfit in The Misfit of Demon King Academy is a person/creature furthest away from a demon king.

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How is that determined? From what I have seen it is determined by people who are part human or some other species.


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Why did King Bradley allow the Elric brothers, Hughes, and Armstrong to continue investigating the military?
In episode 10 of Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood, during the events in the Research Lab 5, Edward Elric is severely hurt. Later in the hospital, he writes down everything he had come to know, and he discusses with Alphonse, Hughes, and Armstrong about what to do with the information to continue the investigation.
At this point, King Bradley arrives with lemon into the room. He finds out what they are doing but acts very calm and chilled out and allows them to continue investigation while being careful.
Why did he not get Hughes and Armstrong killed at that point? Or at least tell them to not investigate at all?

I think he expected them to be dead or unable to stop him by the time his master plan was at the critical point. So it didn't really matter, and he chose to act cautiously and keep the farce going.

Hughes was killed by Lust was not Armstrong.

I think you accidentally a word

That's really weird question. Issue itself implies that army higher-ups are involved in this. If Bradley tell them not to investigate it, first thing they would do is to start suspect him to be involved as well. And killing? He would need to kill Edward and Alphonse as well (as Ed and Al are not persons who could just shut up about this). And 3 persons found dead in capital hospital? Giving that two of them are healthy and strong fighters. That would create a ruckus much more problematic than those trio trying to investigate this further.

Your question implies that you have not yet wached the show in full, as this gets explained later down the line (and you're quite wrong about one thing in particular, but that's a massive spoiler). You're right to identify that some behavior (e.g. Bradley) is unexpected. But do you really want us to spoil the future story for you? I can write an answer with full justifications, but depending on the depth of the answer that will spoil most of the plot. Trust me when I say that all your current questions will be answered by the show at some point.

This wouldn't work, for a number of reasons.
Ordering them not to investigate
If Bradley orders them to stop their investigation without cause, it could only mean two things:

Bradley doesn't want them to discover something, implying he is somehow involved with or related to their findings at the Fifth Laboratory.
Bradley is an idiot.

Since I don't think anyone present would accept the second explanation, it clearly implicates Bradley as being involved with the homunculi somehow. I doubt this would stop Mustang since he aims to become Fuhrer, and exposing the current one could help him achieve that goal. The Elric brothers would likely just be even more motivated as well.
Killing them
If Bradley killed them, it would indeed stop their investigation in its tracks, since everyone who knew about it would be dead. There might be some gossip about the Fuhrer inexplicably killing military officers, but it would probably quiet down eventually.
However,

He cannot kill Ed or Al since they are important sacrifices for the homunculi's plot to

 turn Amestris into a philosopher's stone.

He can't kill Mustang either since he's a potential candidate for the above plot.

He could kill Hughes and anyone else present, but that would just add fuel to the fire for Mustang and the Elric brothers, increasing the chances that they will discover his real motives.
For these reasons, he decided to allow them to continue their investigation in the hopes that they will be thrown off of the trail and not suspect that he is involved.

Though this question has an accepted answer, I don't think it entirely answers the question as titled. We have covered why Bradley doesn't kill them but that's not the main question. Why did he allow them to continue their investigation? He didn't need to kill them to stop them from investigating. So why didn't he pressure them, took them captive or do similar things?
Well, the answer is: He did. He warned them about the danger these investigations pose to them, we see him dropping by several times, casually chatting with Winry, he meets Mustang with the Officers, ... Almost every time we see him, he at least implicitly threatens our protagonists. As Mustang continues his investigation, he becomes more direct and has Mustangs people transferred and Hawkeye as some kind of hostage. He even imprisons doctor Marco.
Keep in mind that we are talking about Wrath, who would like to kill every one of them just for the sake of doing so. He tempers himself at all time so it is hard for him to decide what the right amount of action/force is. He starts off with warnings and puts them under surveillance so he could have them killed when they found out too much (RIP Hughes), then he threatens them and reduces their options. He can't kill most of them so he does everything he can (except incarcerate them, but that would be super inconvenient for the plot) to make sure they wouldn't find out too much.
His only other option would have been a big bluff doubling downing on the story that he was trying to uncover the conspiracy and urging them to either work directly under him (have them under control) or to drop the investigation because it is too dangerous since it reached up to right under himself.
[Edit:] Another reason to neither kill nor incarcerate them is the fact that he still is a military leader in a time of open conflict with several neighbors. As hinted at in the series, after Scar killed quite some State Alchemists, the strength of the military is considerably weakened. Losing three more state alchemists and a living armor that would fight at Ed's side anyway does not appear to be a wise decision. Father doesn't want to waste his resources to defend the country so Bradley has to maintain the military's strength. And purposefully weakening the military at a time like this would appear odd to anyone else even if no one else could pose a thread, more people investigating would be an inconveniance.
[Edit2:] From Episode 30 on, neither Mustang nor the Elric Brothes conduct any investigation (or act against Father in any other way) that is visible to Bradley. After thier next visible steps, they become outcasts and deserters.

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How was Ainz able to perceive the threat of skeletal dragon beforehand and warn Nabe?
In Overlord season 1 episode 9, Ainz asked Narberal to watch out above her and just like he said, a skeletal dragon appeared.
I don't think it was even explained in the light novel.
Can someone clarify how Ainz was able to perceive it?

If I remember correctly in the LN, Clementine talked about the existence of a Skeletal Dragon before it lands. Ainz then thought Nabe couldn't able to defeat it. That is why after some time Ainz says Naberal Gamma. This means she can get rid of the cover and use any spell she wants.

I'm sorry if i did not word my question properly!!  BTW, yes, I do agree with you... clementine mentioned about skeletal dragon to ainz and this prompted him to ask nabe to fight as naberal gamma so that she could use her full power

But what i wanted to actually know was this..... in light novel as well as in the anime, ainz says this to nabe " watch out, above you" , Ainz actually tells this to her even before he actually fights/speaks with clementine.... so ainz should not have known about any dragons,. but how was it that ainz was right about giving a warning to nabe??

did he use any knid of power to detect the danger, it was not explained even in light novel, i just read the chapter to find any hints, but i could not find any!!

Oh I see. Since Ainz's last class is Overlord he can detect undead. Skill name is "Undead Blessing". Source

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Is there a name for "4-koma style" anime?
Is there a term for animes (that are like Nichijou, Pop Team Epic) that have several parts in only one episode?

Afaik there is none.
The closest genre that can fit would be Slice of Life but that's a really big genre to something specific you are looking for.
Maybe this list might help.

This is just my opinion, but I feel that when animated, the 4-koma best maps to sitcom. Basicaly, each sketch is a comedic situation. This translates almost exactly to how sitcoms work, by having different (and often disconnected) situations with same characters.

In my (admittedly limited) experience, Western sitcoms tend to be episodic, but with some kind of structured narrative throughout each episode--or multiple, but interwoven. It's hardly "situational" comedy without establishing and leveraging a situation!


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Are water spirit users ever seen?
In Kaze no Stigma, fire, earth, and air spirit users are clearly seen using their abilities. Ayano is a fire-user, Kazuma is an air-user, and the Tsuwabuki family are earth users. Water users are never even shown.
Are they ever mentioned as existing, and is there any reason given, even in-universe or by an author, for them to never be shown?

Googling for 水術師 (water technique users) proved that they exist in-universe, but don't seem to appear in both anime & manga. There are 2 named users:

(spoiler for Light Novel vol. 6, which is just after the end of the anime which covers the first 5 volumes)

 クリスティアン・ローエングラム (Kristian Lohengramm)

who is

 one of the major antagonists known as Spirit Eater. Having silver hair and amber eyes. Possessing a water divine weapon called 水霊 (mizuchi) that has a form of whip/rapier. Able to blast a giant water ball from above his head.

(spoiler for Kaze no Stigma RPG, a spin-off gamebook guide for table talk RPG)

 ラーン (Lahn?)

who appears in Kaze no Stigma RPG: Shin'en no Suiryuu (Deep Water Dragons), a replay/add-on gamebook, who is

 also the main antagonist. A middle-aged man wearing a black robe. Able to create a wall of water to protect himself and calling a water spirit beast Kelpie to attack.

Aside from both of them, a water technique user is one of the playable tribe classes in Kaze no Stigma RPG alongside with fire, earth, wind, and irregular.

Source: Japanese Wikipedia

Kaze no Stigma
Kaze no Stigma RPG

Since the writer is dead, the story won't continue on from the point where it prematurely ended, but I think it's very likely that the arcs that would've followed (chasing down Rhodes and Lapis/Tsui-Ling) the ending would feature Water mages sooner or later, otherwise mentioning it to begin with would've been pointless.

They were simply hidden by the mist in that show.  They were there the entire time watching if you cared to watch.

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Why does Charles zi Britannia say "Yes, you're worthy of being called my child now!" at Lelouch's action?
I've only seen the English dub of Code Geass and this scene is from it.
We learn later on that in the end, Charles was not evil and he was trying to create a better world just like Lelouch. So, when Lelouch did something truly evil in the anime at some point (I think it was when that ship full of material exploded and took their allies out with it), he said

Yes, you're worthy of being called my child now!

Why does Charles say that since he's not truly evil?

The exploding ship was episode 13, but the Charles scene you're referring to is episode 22 with Euphy.
Charles didn't actually say that, it's a mistranslation. Charles said "he did it, he really did it", and what Charles most likely was talking about was Lelouch developing his geass to a higher level, and not the consequences of that development.


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Why is Al's armor so big?
In Fullmetal Alchemist, when Al and Ed try to get their mom back using Alchemy, Ed lost his one arm and one leg, and Al lost his body. Then we see Ed having a metal arm and leg, and Al with a big armor.
Why a big armor and not a normal human size one?

Because all Ed did was attach Al's soul to the armor, he didn't make the armor. In fact, the armor was already in the basement

As you can see, behind Ed and Al are 2 sets of armor. In the 2003 anime, there is even a shot of these in the opening scene of the first episode.
While the image isn't really clear, we know this is Al's armor as after Ed returns from the Gate, the armor he uses to bind Al's soul falls next to him

Given where it falls and the angle, we can rule out the other armor that's behind Al.
Here is the scene in question from Brotherhood on YouTube
You can see that after the armor falls, Ed crawls to it and draws the blood seal. Beyond that, binding Ed does no more alchemy to the armor.
Since the binding cost Ed his arm even with the unique trait where he can do transmutations without a circle, he can't do it without another arm. So even if Ed wanted to morph the armor into a better shape, he can't and (after the initial shock) Al was more worried for Ed losing so much blood that he's what he looked like now.


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Who is the singer of "Future Star"?
Regarding "Future Star" song:

Is it right that Kuriyama Mirai or Risa Taneda really sing "Future Star" in Kyoukai no Kanata anime by herself (and Nase Mitsuki of course)? Or somebody else did it?
Have they performed the dance in the live show at a concert too?

Yes, it's true. The voice actors (Risa Taneda, Minori Chihara, and Yuri Yamaoka) themselves sing "Future Star". I mean, the voice even matches in the song and the voice acting of anime.
If you're still skeptical, refer the source below:

VGMdb - Beyond the Melodies
Wikia -
Kyoukai no Kanata Original Soundtrack "Beyond the Melodies"
Wikia - Yakusoku no Kizuna

Also, I am pretty sure voice actors weren't the one dancing in the live show concert. They were some cosplay artists.


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Was Rin's death the only reason which has led Obito to start Fourth Great War?
It seems like there weren't any other reasons for Obito to consider Mugen Tsukuyomi.
Did Obito had other motivation, except Rin's death?

madara uchiha perhaps who fueled his rage

Rin's death was just the final spark to make Obito start the Fourth Great War. His hatred towards "evil" shinobis, current world and the desire to fix the world were evident from a long while (him always trying to compete with Kakashi to get stronger and save his allies). He was searching for a way to bring "peace" to everyone which is when Madara came in, in the times of despair Madara presented him a hope of "Infinite Tsukuyomi" which to the strong desires of Obito looked like the perfect solution. I won't just call it manipulation, for that time, the goals of Madara and Obito were quite similar and it was more of an agreement than just manipulation. Madara found the perfect candidate to carry his will, Obito found the perfect solution he deemed "correct" in his twisted, despaired mind.

Manipulation by Madara Uchiha. Obito was played by a master manipulator, and sent down the rage and impossible fixes path because Madara found him and pushed him that way.
In my opinion.

Can you provide any sourcing for this?

unfortunately it really seems so. Such huge lack of motivation for such powerfull character

Some call it brainwashing.

It actually keeps both powers. In Sasuke’s fight with Danzō in volume 51, he used a weaker version of Itachi’s genjutsu. On the Gokage Summit Attack, he is able to use his own power of controlling Amaterasu flames. So they can use both their original and the previous owner’s Mangekyou Powers.

Not completely. Rin dying was the first catalyst for Obito going down Madara's path. The events after cemented Obito going that way. He mentions after he's beaten in the war that he tried to find light in the world while he was travelling as Madara but every time he was let down. What would have kept Obito thinking the world was shit due to the system of the shinobi? Itachi's entire life, Nagato's past, Kisame's whole stick comes to mind big time.
As Obito said what brought him to complete dispair was the entire state of the world.


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Will Made In Abyss season two feature the same producer as OST?
With many people highly recommending (Crunchyroll Anime Award-winning) the anime soundtrack alongside the song 'Tomorrow' receiving over 4.2 million plays on YouTube, do we know if Kevin Penkin has been announced as the producer for season two?

Based off this tweet by Kevin Penkin himself from the 8th of August, I would say yes.

When you @miabyss_anime recording session becomes Accidental Renaissance Art.


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Where can I watch Nanatsu no Taizai season 3 online?
Where can I watch Nanatsu no Taizai season 3 online legally?

Season 3 wasn't even out yet when you asked this question. First episode was 8 Oct 2019. You won't be able to watch it legally for some time though.

We are awaiting Netflix on that. It's still unclear and they didn't announce a release date. Other than that there is no way to watch it legally afaik.


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Is there a single member of the Einzbern family who is a human being?
From the information I could find, nearly all known members of the Einzbern family are (female) homunculi (Justeaze, Irisviel, Illyasviel and all the maids), the only exception being Jubstacheit, who is supposed to be an A.I. controlling an array of humanoid golem bodies.
Is there any information on Einzberns who are actually human beings? Are there any alive at all at the time of the events of Fate/Zero and Fate/Stay Night? If there is not, can the Einzberns actually be considered a "bloodline" in the strict sense of the word, or are they more like an army of self-cloning homunculi?

considering he was married into the family you may consider Kiritsugu as an Einzbern since Ilya is his daughter but he is no longer alive in the Fate/Zero universe and we aren't entirely sure if the Einzbern Bloodline is the exact same in Fate/kaleid (as apparently there was only one Holy Grail War and that was stopped before hand by Kiritsugu and Iris)

The Einzberns from the beginning were a factory of homunculi. Per the booklet released alongside the DVD for the Unlimited Blade Works anime:

• The origins of Einzbern
A factory originally created by the students of the magician who
  realized the third magic. Began in the year 1 AD.  They attempted to
  reproduce their master’s miracle, but couldn’t do it themselves, so as
  an alternate plan they tried to recreate a specimen identical to their
  master and have it reproduce the magic.
After nearly 900 years of effort, Justeaze—the homunculus who would
  come to be called the Winter Saint—was forged.  She was a model that
  strayed from what the magi had intended, created completely by
  accident, but her abilities were equal to or above those of their
  master.  The magi should have been elated about Justeaze, but they
  couldn’t be happy. After all, she was a mutation that was born
  regardless of their own techniques or skills.  Even if that specimen
  was to reproduce the third magic, that conclusion would be harder for
  them to bear than 900 years of failure.
The magi deperately attempted to create a homunculus that excelled
  Justeaze by their own techniques.  The artificial intelligence created
  to act as the castle’s central management—the golem Jubstacheit—was
  the pinnacle of their craft, and became the father of all homunculi
  created at Einzbern.
Justeaze succeeded at proving the third magic.  However, it was not
  cost-effective. Justeaze’s use of the third magic was like careful
  knitting. It would take several years to save just one person, making
  the salvation of the entire human race virtually unattainable.  In
  addition, while Justeaze herself did not age, her body was so frail it
  would take little to kill her, so she could not leave the castle.
  Since her intelligence and mentality were also unaging, she did not
  develop at all. From an outside perspective, it was as if she was
  repeating a single day for all eternity.  If she were to leave the
  castle she would be freed from this “single day,” but the act of
  leaving the castle signified an easy death for Justeaze.
In the end, they accepted that humans could create something that
  surpassed humans, but not something that could save humans. … Or
  perhaps they would not have failed if a miracle like Justeaze had not
  occurred.
The magi despaired the limits of their abilities. Some abandoned the
  castle, while others took their own lives.  The homunculi left at
  Einzbern were abandoned by their creators, but in their purity, they
  continued to operate the factory for the sake of the creators’
  ideology—the salvation of humankind, the reproduction of a miracle.
From then on, all homunculi created at Einzbern were based off of
  Justeaze.  Jubstacheit created a humanoid terminal unit, and used it
  as the manager of Einzbern. Though by the end he operated even Acht
  (the eighth humanoid terminal), he did not possess a personality.  He
  only included the necessary “humanity” to operate the castle and
  reproduce the third magic into each of his humanoid terminals, and
  made them act like humans.  Jubstacheit is essentially an automaton
  that cannot progress, but continues operating in perpetuity. His way
  of existence is just like an old clock ticking away, being forgotten
  by people before running down.

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Which manga chapters correspond to the 2nd season (or "Season 3" on Netflix) of the anime, "Revival of the Commandments"?
The 2nd season (labeled as "Season 3" on Netflix) of the anime, Nanatsu no Taizai: Imashime no Fukkatsu (or The Seven Deadly Sins: Revival of The Commandments), has ended.
Which manga chapters correspond to each of the anime episodes?

The Seven Deadly Sins: Revival of The Commandments covers chapter 102 (volume 13) up to chapter 197 (volume 24) + 2 extras (volume 26).

Post-Kingdom Infiltration arc

Revival of the Demon Clan: chapters 102-107, 109
Existence and Proof: chapters 104-105, 108-112

Albion arc

Sacred Treasure Lostvayne: chapters 113-116
The Ten Commandments on the Move: chapters 117-119
Overwhelming Violence: chapters 120-122, 139

Istar arc

The Great Holy Knight Atones for His Sins: chapters 123-125
Where Memories Lead: chapters 126, side story 3 (volume 16)
The Druids' Holy Land: chapters 127-130
A Promise to a Loved One: chapters 130-131

Ravens arc

A Promise to a Loved One: chapters 138-139
What We Lacked: chapters 132-133, 140
Father and Son: chapters 134-135, 140-141
Where Love is Found: chapters 136-137, 141-143
Farewell, Beloved Thief: chapters 138, 143-146
Master of the Sun: chapters 147-150

Great Fight Festival arc

A Bloodcurdling Confession: chapters 151-154
Death-Trap Maze: chapters 155-160
Legendary Figures: chapters 160-165
For Whom Does That Light Shine?: chapters 166-170
Meliodas vs. The Ten Commandments: chapters 171-175
Have Hope: chapters 176-177

Defensive Battle for Liones arc

Have Hope: chapters 178-179
Certain Warmth: chapters 180-183
Return of the Sins: chapters 184-188
The Hero Rises!!: chapters 189-194
So Long as You're Here: chapters 195-197 (volume 24), extras 11-12 (volume 26)

Source: Nanatsu no Taizai Wikia - Episode Guide, Season 2


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Can users of Rinne Rebirth exchange other's life to revive someone?
For example, if Nagato use Ningendo and extract soul from someone, can that soul be used for reviving someone else?

A common misconception is that a life is needed for the Rinne Rebirth.Let me clear that first.
During Pain's fight with Naruto,when Pain becomes good,he uses the Rinne Rebirth to revive everyone he's killed.At that point,Konan tells him that he doesn't have enough chakra to cast such a powerful jutsu.
So you need a large amount of chakra to pull off the Rinne Rebirth-which is often confused with the life of a person.You could die because of the exhaustion though.
Now coming to your question.
Yes,it is possible if the life force of the person from whom you've pulled the soul out is enough for the jutsu to be cast.
Example:You can't expect a 5 year old boy's life force to be enough for the Rinne Rebirth.

I find it very strange so many people think it kills the user, considering it was very clear that Nagato died of exhaustion, and Obito didn't die at all. In fact, besides the literal suicide moves like Deidaras self powered nuke, most "kill you after you use it" techniques/pills actually killed you via forced exhaustion of all chakra and not only could be prevented, but were prevented thanks to special circumstances. Even Biju extraction damage could be reversed with a sacrifice of life force or resealing of the biju, both of which happened. That being said, the answer part is speculation

not really, but the jutsu just retract enormous amount of chakra from once body which people dont normally survive because of the exhaustion after the jutsu has taken effect, one of the events this happened was when Naruto was battling the seven pain, his sibling nagato, konan but that was after Naruto defeated them. and went where the seven pains main chakra was generating


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What does this symbol that looks like a stylized "P" mean in each of Hajime no Ippo's matches?
What does the symbol resembling a stylized "P" in each of Hajime no Ippo's matches mean? Is it a Japanese symbol for cheering maybe?

The symbol that looks like "P" is actually "ア", a katakana for letter "A".
According to Jisho, "Aaa" could mean:

Aah!; Ooh!; Oh No!; Oh Boy!; expression of despair, resignation, boredom, disgust, etc.

though it could also mean yelling, shouting, cheering (depending on the situation).

I suspect in these cases they would best be translated as "Woah!"


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What other nations are there in Attack on Titan world aside from Eldia and Marley?
In the Attack on Titan Wikia, they often mention other nations aside from Eldia and Marley which supposedly have more advanced technology than these 2 nations.
What other known nations are there in the Attack on Titan world aside from Eldia and Marley, and why are they more advanced than Marley when only Eldia is supposed to be isolated from the world?

I don't recall how many nations there are and how they're called but I do remember that the main cause of their technology being more advanced than Marleys is because Marley relied on their possession of the titans too much as opposed to the other nations who don't have a single one available to them. They were fighting against the titans which required their technology to advance at a higher rate.

Aside from Marley and Eldia, the "Middle Eastern Allied Countries" (中東連合国), a certain "Eastern Country" (東の国), and a part of the world called the "Orient" (東洋) are mentioned. Mikasa is an Oriental. The Eastern Country and the Middle Eastern countries are probably part of the Orient, but these are not clear. As to whether or not they are more technologically advanced than Marley and Eldia, I don't know.
In chapter 98, the name of an Eastern Country is mentioned:

 which is "Hizuru". Mikasa is a descendant of a once-powerful clan in Hizuru.  As for the technological level of Hizuru, it isn't clear if it's higher than Eldia or Marley. We only know from Chapter 107 that Paradi is about 100 years behind the rest of the world, and that Hizuru will help Paradi catch up.

In season 4 episode 4 of the anime, close to the end of the episode, they mention a woman comes from a nation of the west, a nation called Hizuru.

There's this Attack On Titan Universe map that I found somewhere in the web,

Welcome to Anime.SE! "Somewhere in the web" doesn't seem like a particularly reliable source. Is there anything to suggest that this map is accurate, especially since it makes no mention of Eldia?

Also, for what it's worth, this looks like the real world map but inverted.


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Why does Gogeta SSJ4 have red hair?
Both Goku SSJ4 and Vegeta SSJ4 have black hair before they fuse. However, Gogeta SSJ4 have red hair then. When other fusions happen, the merged warrior has the combined hair of the individual warriors (Gotenks, Vegito)

Why does Gogeta SSJ4 have red hair then?

Why does SSJ4 transformation have red body fur? Why doesn't it have previous transformations' obvious traits?

A personal theory is that (and I know DBS happened afterwards) because Goku was powered up and then fused with Vegeta, it became like the super saiyan god form, but sadly, GT isn't canon.

There isn't a definite answer for this and considering the fact that Dragon Ball GT isn't canon, we aren't going to get any definite reason as to why this is the case. I wouldn't call it a mistake as certain mistakes like Vegeta's brown hair were actually acknowledged and corrected while Gogeta's red hair is continued even in the recent Dragon Ball Games like Xenoverse 2.There are a lot of interesting theories in the Dragon Ball Community. The two most common theories would be, Some people believe SSJ4 Goku and SSJ4 Vegeta fused attained a transformed even beyond SSJ4 just like Gotenks was able to attain SSJ3 in Z. While this theory is a little hard to believe, the other recurring theory which even I personally believe makes more sense is that SSJ4 Gogeta's looks a lot like SSJ4 Goku(apart from the color change) and the red color hair was done on purpose to further distinguish the 2 characters.

All the pure saiyans are black haired, so Gogeta SSJ4 have to be black haired too. He appeared for the first time in the 60th episode of Dragon Ball GT. This Dragon Ball series isn't part of the original main story.
So, it's probably a mistake due to the studio who produced this episode and does not respect the rules instantiated by Akira Toriyama in Dragon Ball Z because mistakes are commons in Dragon Ball series (Vegeta scooter's red-haired too, Vegeta's mustache, blue-haired Broly, ...)
Source: http://dragonball.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_inconsistencies


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Why is Luffy's scar shaped "X"?
I know that Luffy got his scar on his chest from Akainu from How did Luffy get the scar on his chest?. As mentioned on the linked question, Luffy got his scar because his chest got burnt by Akainu's magma fist.

In the end, his wound was like a burnt wound, that means his skin was scorched.

When his burnt wound healed, why is his scar shaped like "X" like it was a wound of getting sliced by a sword? I thought the skin that was burnt will leave a scar like a "burnt wound's scar", not a "cut off" scar like that.

can't say for sure, it might be the x of pirate

I always assumed that the x shaped scar is a result from surgery to fix the magma wound in his chest.

Taking the answer Oda gave in SBS 62, we can safely assume that the scar is indeed from Akainu.
If we take a look at some various things, we can come up with a fairly good estimate as to why the scar takes the shape that it does.
Firstly, Luffy most likely took less damage due to the attack being blocked by Jinbe. This means there is a chance that there was less burn damage.
Luffy is made of Rubber, rubber melts before it burns, and with Jinbe taking the a portion of the attack, there is a chance that rather than burn, his skin would have melted, possibly creating points, rather than a round hole.
From here, we know that he received medical treatment fairly quickly. Once the internal damage was rectified, the hole would need to be sewn back together. If we assume that the skin was melted in the way stated above, it's not out of the realm of possibility for Law to have only had the option of stitching it back together in this manner, thus leaving a sort of x shaped scar.
This is the best I can figure, based on speculation.

I did some research and it turns out that he didn't get the scar from Akainu at all.
The website stated that he would have gotten it from another unknown creature. Your right in saying that it makes no sense how you can be blasted with magma and this therefore resulting in an 'X'mark. Also, Oda in the past has admitted to forgetting to add detail in the past. Plus on top of that Luffy could have had the 'X' mark covered up by either bandages or his shirt to hide it before the battle at Marineford. Still for the current moment it is unknown to how luffy has really gotten the 'X' mark but so far we can safley assume that is was not from Akainu
Sources:
(http://www.millenniumforums.com/archive/index.php/t-1118.html)
Yes, I know that this is a forum but this is the closest to an answer that we currently have.

We know for a fact that the scar is from Akainu, Oda said it himself.

Where did you get this information?

Check my answer, there is a link.


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Why does Exodia still appear in the intro of the first Yu-Gi-Oh! series?
Every time I watch Yu-Gi-Oh!, I see Exodia and I remember that Weevil throws all of the pieces but Joe saves a few, not all of them, so Yugi can’t summon him. However, The Exodia is still shown in the intro.
Why?

The intro sequence showing of monsters at the end only changes 3 times in the original Yu-Gi-Oh! series

At the start of the series, Yugi became famous for not only defeating Kaiba but also summoning Exodia which is shown in the flashback prior to his grandfather saying it hadn't been done before. So, Exodia became an iconic card to Yugi's fame, enough so for Weevil to go for Exodia only.
It's not until the "Virtual World" arc (season 3) that Slifer the Sky Dragon takes Exodia's place even though Slifer is never summoned by Yugi until the next arc/season. However, Slifer became an iconic card of Yugi just like how Obelisk was Kaiba's and Ra was Marik's until Yugi won all 3 God Cards, which is reflected by the change of the intro's end of the next arc/season despite that Yugi never summons all 3

 until the very end of the final season by Atem when he dueled Yugi

So ultimately, the monsters shown at the end aren't necessarily monsters that Yugi has summoned but more iconic to Yugi as a character.


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Why wasn't Hisoka interested in fighting Meruem?
Naturally, Hisoka seeks power, intelligence, and potential in an enemy. Meruem exceeds all Hisoka's targets in this regard.
Why didn't he show any interest (or even appear in the arc) in the king, the royal guards, or the chimera ants?

Re-post:
Because he had no clue that the ants even existed in the first place, Illumi informs him about the entire incident and its results at the start of the "gon restoration arc".

I saw the same question and answer on Reddit.
He basically didn't know of the ants' existence.


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Which episode is this scene when Lan Wangji smiles at Wei Wuxian on the roof?
I was watching this MV of Mo Dao Zu Shi and the part on 5:08-5:19 when Lan Wangji smiles at Wei Wuxian on the roof is what I haven't seen in the Anime/Donghua.
Where is this clip from?

Here: https://v.qq.com/x/cover/k4mutekomtrdbux/c00266t1cjf.html
It's from Episode 0 —— SPECIAL WELFARE(Means it's a Cornetto advertising).


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Can I play Persona 5 without playing the previous games?
I'm new to the Persona series, so I wanted to know if the Persona video games have any relationship to the previous games. I went to other sites but they didn't give me a clear answer.
Can I play Persona 5 without playing the previous games?

As per https://anime.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/415 and the help center, we allow story questions about anime-style games (but not gameplay questions). Persona 5 seems to fall into that category based on the overall style of the game and the fact that previous games in the series have had anime adaptations. As such I think the question is fine here though it might also be okay on Arqade.

I know it's an older question, but this Arqade question is relatable; and a good read

Yes, you can!
Although Persona is a franchise, the games do not depend on each other being totally independent.
This is because even if all games in the franchise have the same essence, each game has a way of addressing this different essence based on its theme.
Already in the introduction, the game already explains everything you need to know about the basics of Shin Megami Tensei and how it will affect the functioning of Persona 5.
Note: My boyfriend is playing Persona 5 without having played the other games and is not having the slightest difficulty to understand the story.

I didn't play Persona 5 (yet), but I saw a friend's play for quite a stretch of the story so don't take my answer as 100% accurate, but every numeric entry in Persona are independent one from another. As usual in any long-running series, some easter eggs and cameos for the fans, but the core story should be fully enjoyable by itself.
It would be different if you asked for something like Persona 4 and Persona 4: Arena or Persona 4: Dancing All Night, as they are "in the same numeric entry" so those spin-off games take on the main Persona 4 story, and thus if you didn't play it, you will feel that you are missing a lot of information, but as pure numeric entries, just fine.

Having checked the Persona 5 synopsis in Wikipedia and having played Persona 4, the answer to your question would be, "yes, it is safe to play Persona 5 without having played the previous installments of the game".
The reasons for that is there are these differences between the 2 games.

Protagonist and characters
MC in Persona 4 is white-haired. The first person to join the team was the son of a department store owner, followed by a tomboy. Persona 5 MC is black-haired.
Place setting
Persona 5 was set in Tokyo. Persona 4 was in a small remote town.
Story
Persona 4 starts with a mysterious murder that happened during a foggy day and has to do with a TV channel that can only be accessed during certain midnights.

So, with at least those 3 reasons stated above, you can be sure that it is safe to play Persona 5 without playing the previous installments beforehand. Treat Persona series like the Final Fantasy series. Every title is its own game, although they do sometimes make references on its previous installment, such as recurring summons, monsters, equipment, names, etc.


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Is the new Baki anime series (ONA) a continuation of the manga, or the same story as the old anime with better animation?
I am referring to the new Baki (ONA) released in 2018.
Is it a continuation of the manga, or the same story as the old anime with better animation?

It takes place directly after the events of the original Anime. If you've  seen the original then you can just continue from the end of that but even if you haven't, then you can still just start with it since the majority of the plot is only loosely stapled together by a few characters.


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The song playing in ep. 54 of Boku no Hero Academia when Todoroki fought the guy that can make things big
I want to know the OST played at Boku no Hero Academia ep. 54 when Todoroki fought that guy who can make things big. The timing is 20:40 in episode 54.
I tried to find it in YouTube but failed.
What's the song?

Note: episode 54 = season 3 episode 16

Its called - Cavalry battle / Kibasen


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How long can a cursed child live if she does not use her inherent gastrean abilities?
This light novel/anime might be years old, but I am still curious about how old a cursed child could get.
How long can a cursed child live if she does not use her inherent Gastrean abilities?

Why it was voted for closing? I see no reason and I want also to know the answer

It is never mentioned exactly how long a Cursed Child has to live, however the corrosion rate increases even if a Cursed Child does not explicitly use their Gastrea powers.

The Cursed Children were constantly taking massive doses of corrosion-inhibiting medication to control the Gastrea inside their bodies, but it still only inhibited and did not stop the corrosion completely. Because the girls carried the inhibiting gene, they did not turn into Gastrea immediately like normal people
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 1: Those Who Would Be Gods (pp. 211-212). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

From the passage above it is clear that Cursed Children are naturally immune to the Gastrea virus' corrosion, however without the help of the corrosion inhibiting medicine it is clear that they would succumb to corrosion even sooner  which is even truer for Initiators who actively use their powers.

At first glance, it seemed like she had just caught a cold, but Initiators were protected from a variety of illnesses in exchange for the corrosion rate that bound their bodies, so of course that was not the case.
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 4 (light novel): Vengeance Is Mine (p. 125). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

The Gastrea virus is always active, even when a Cursed Child is not actively using their powers and as such the corrosion rate will continually increase as the virus it "used" in a passive manner (healing wounds, preventing illness, fighting toxins etc.) Beside the passive "usage" it is also clear that the virus works on it's own, so while it is held back by the inhibiting gene and the corrosion prevention medicine the corrosion rate increase never stops completely.

Rentaro picked up the syringe that had fallen in the crack by the dresser. Inside it was cobalt blue medicine in liquid form. Realizing that she hadn’t taken her medicine, he became very sad. Nothing would happen if she skipped it for a day or two, but if she didn’t take it for a while, the corrosion rate of her body would gradually rise.
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 1: Those Who Would Be Gods (p. 95). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

The piece above is after Enju ran away and while she will not be using her powers for fighting it is clear that her corrosion rate will still rise.

She was probably around seven years old, and she peered at Rentaro with a puzzled look on her face. Her eyes glowed red.
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 1: Those Who Would Be Gods (p. 98). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

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Which meant that even Tina must understand that she needed to hide her red eyes.
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 3 (light novel): The Destruction of the World by Fire (p. 44). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

From the above it is also clear that hiding red eyes is a skill a Cursed Child must learn, presumably (this is speculation, but probably valid) the cost of hiding red eyes means a slight increase in corrosion rate as the virus probably has to be suppressed in some way to achieve this result.
Now, the only corrosion rate ever mentioned (beside the over 50% for Initiators like Kayo) in the light novels is for Enju. At the start of Black Bullet Enju is 10 years old and she already has a corrosion rate of 42.8%. At this point in time she has known Rentaro for a year

“It’s been almost a year, hasn’t it?” she said. “Since you became a Promoter and met Enju.” “It’s only been a year,” he replied. “We’re still not even halfway to our goal.”
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 1: Those Who Would Be Gods (p. 33). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

So, to actually answer your question...
Given that the oldest Cursed Children are only 10 years old, from in universe there is no way to know how old a Cursed Child can get, however if we speculate it is fair to say that no Initiator is likely to reach more than 10-12. At the end of Volume 2 Enju is given around 560 days to live (about 1.5 years) which would put her in that range. Cursed Children that are not Initiators are a bit of a wild card, but given that Enju probably started with a corrosion rate of around 30-38% it is fairly save to say that no Cursed Child would survive to be older than about 20. Even with corrosion inhibit medicine, which the non-Initiator children are unlikely to get, it is doubtful that any would survive into their late 20s

I'm not sure if it's okay here to comment just to say thanks, but heck. Thank you. i have to admit, I really was surprised to see an elaborate answer.


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How closely does the anime movie "In This Corner of the World" follow the manga?
In This Corner of the World (Kono Sekai no Katasumi) anime movie was adapted from a manga of the same name. The manga has 48 chapters and the anime is about 2 hours and 6 mins long. However, I felt like some of the scenes were cut, or the flow of the story was disturbed and another scene was brought up so that the duration won't be too long.
I did read some chapters and found that the scene where Mizuhara drop Suzu's pencil in the hole was not in the anime. I want to read the manga if there are big changes or parts which affect the story.
Did the anime movie really follow the manga?

According to Japanese Wikipedia, the differences are (warning: also includes spoiler from the manga):

The time period at the beginning of the story (year 1934 → year 1933)

 At the beginning of the story, the time period of the episode when Little Suzu encountered the kidnapper on the way to deliver seaweed was advanced from "January 1934" to "December 1933". In the movie, after passing through various circumstances such as the reworking of the production plan, the time period of this episode was set in December 1933. In the movie, the state of the busy town in the Christmas shopping season is depicted. However, on that year, there was an event of the birth of the Crown Prince on December 23, the day before Christmas Eve, thus the celebratory mood should have continued from that day until the new year. Because of that, the episode at the beginning of the story was set sooner than that date.

The emphasis on character relationships (Suzu-Keiko, Shusaku-Rin-Suzu, Teru-Rin-Suzu)

 In the movie, the relationship contrast between Suzu as a wife and Keiko as a sister-in-law is the main point. The appearance of the courtesan Rin, a major character in the original was reduced, and an episode related to the love triangle between Shusaku, Rin, and Suzu is not shown. Along with this, the appearance of the courtesan Teru who mediates the reunion of Suzu and Rin in the original is cut to one scene only without any line. However, Teru is mentioned in Suzu's flashback and Suzu has possession of Teru's red cosmetic item, which Rin handed over to Suzu after Teru's death in the original.

The scenes related to the characters' point-of-view

 In the movie, the scenes from men's point-of-view like details of weapons such as ships and fighters, the feeling of male characters and more, were added, supplementing the women's point-of-view drawn in the original. During the beginning of the bombing of Kure (chapter 26 in the original), while Entaro is lying down protecting Suzu and Harumi, a dialog regarding his emotion to the Homare engine mounted on Kawanishi fighters while dogfighting US fighters in the air was added. Also in this scene of the movie, when Suzu is fascinated by the sight of war, colorful bomb smoke is shown using paintbrush inside her imagination. While this was not shown in the original's monochrome, it's an arrangement based on the historical fact that coloring bullets for identification were mixed in the anti-aircraft guns of warships.

Suzu's reaction to Japan's defeat

 When Suzu flew out of the house raging after listening to Jewel Voice Broadcast reporting Japan's defeat, her line is changed when she looks at the raised Taegukgi and breaks down crying. In chapter 38 of the original, Suzu feels that the justice they believed was lost and she talks to herself whether Japan will yield to violence since other countries have been conquered violently, while in the movie, her monologue is about whether they should yield to violence since they live on rice and soy coming from the other side of the sea. Regarding this, Katabuchi stated that Japan's food self-sufficiency at that time was not high and there were circumstances in which we had no choice but to rely on grain imported from abroad, and to talk about the same thing as the original, he said that he thought that it was better for Suzu to respond to food material since she is always doing the kitchen work. As a related depiction, when Suzu visits the black market, a random character refers to Taiwanese rice, a line not included in the original has been added.

Note: a 30-minute extended version of the movie, titled In This Corner (and Other Corners) of the World will be released on December 2018 (Source: AnimeNewsNetwork).

Very nice answer and good news about the movie


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Has Ash ever cleared all 8 gyms without losing in any region?
I know Ash has lost a lot of gym battles and also got free badges for being nice to his pokemon, or saving the day and other reasons.
Apart from that, has Ash ever managed to get all 8 gym badges with a single try?

Ash has never managed to defeat all 8 gym leaders in a single try. Ash loses against the following Gym Leaders, in every region.Kanto: Brock, Lt. Surge, Sabrina, and BlaineJohto: WhitneyHoenn: BrawlySinnoh: Roark & Fantina Unova: LenoraKalos: Viola & WolfricFew additional exceptions:In Kanto, against his battle with Erika, the match was interrupted by Team Rocket and Erika gave Ash the badge for saving Gloom. Erika had only lost Weepinbell and still had Gloom and Tangela left. Ash on the other hand, lost Bulbasaur and Charmander, hence, only had Pikachu left. So under the mentioned circumstances, Erika did have an upper hand.In Hoenn,
 Ash defeated Wattson easily on account of his Pikachu being overcharged because of a mechanical Raikou. Since Ash wanted the match to be fair and challenged him to a rematch, Wattson emerged Victorious and still allowed Ash to keep the badge.In Sinnoh, Gardenia did battle Ash (before introducing herself as a gym leader) and beat him, so it wasn't really an official battle,Again in Sinnoh, Ash's battle against Maylene ended in a draw and she still gave him the match. However, since it wasn't a loss, I think this point can be disregarded.However, if you also consider, the Island Challenge, Battle Frontier and The Orange League, Ash has not lost against a single Gym leader in the Orange League. Although I personally consider the Orange League to be different from a Traditional Pokemon League (On account of the different challenges and fewer gyms), it's totally up to you to decide whether this factor would answer your primary question as a Yes or No.

Do you mean aloa island challenge be more specific

Given that the Orange League only had 4 gyms, the answer to "Has Ash ever cleared all 8 gyms without losing in any region?" would be a very clear "No".

@Ch.Siva Ram Kishore Firstly, it's alola and secondly, it is referred to as the Island Challenge. I suggest you look that up.

@Thunderforge The first line of my answer clearly specifies the same. If OP forgot about the Orange League and considers it to be the equivalent of a Pokemon league, then the answer would be a No.

I was responding to "Although I personally consider the Orange League to be different from a Traditional Pokemon League (On account of the different challenges and fewer gyms), it's totally up to you to decide whether this factor would answer your primary question as a Yes or No.", which made it sound like "If you count the Orange League, then the answer to your original question could be Yes", which would be misleading because the original question asked about 8-badge leagues.

@Thunderforge My First statement clearly specifies in bold, Ash has never managed to defeat all 8 gym leaders in a single try. I don't see how the latter would be misleading when the first line of my answers specifies the same in bold.


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What's the song at the beginning of episode 40 of Assassination Classroom?
The song at the beginning of Assassination Classroom episode 40 starts from 0:06 when Karma gasps, and stops playing at 0:58, then the theme song "Bye Bye Yesterday" starts.
What's the song at the beginning called?

解き明かされる謎
Tokiakasareru Nazo
https://soundcloud.com/xlukis/02-tokiakasa-reru-nazo
A quick note... On Youtube this claims to be from the Second Season OST, which i could not find on Amazon or in fact any of the usual places i go for track lists. there is a version on the First Season OST (track 19 not 2) which is a slower version of the same thing but is not what you're looking for. Sorry i couldnt find you a purchase link but hopefully this will help you in some way.


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Can Sasuke's Amaterasu go through windows?
I am not sure on whether you need to just see the object you want to cast it on, or if there must be a physically clear path to it.
Can the Amaterasu go through windows?

Yes, Amaterasu can pass through clear glass.
To quote the wiki

Amaterasu produces black flames at the focal point of the user's vision.
  - chapter 390 page 3

The focal point of a users vision is located at the back of the on the retina as seen on the image below.
This means that whatever is being 'seen' by a user at that time, will be cast ablaze. Comparable to how you can either focus on something beyond a window, or if the window is dirty, the window it self.


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What was Emiru doing during the 1 year timeskip?
In chapter 116 of Nozoki Ana, there's a 1 year timeskip.
Is there any explanation of what Emiru was doing during the timeskip?

Nothing official but my take on it:
Deep down she knew that she is still not able to run a relationship. Thus she decided to leave entirely. However, Kido kinda decided to gamble rather than losing her forever. He gave one year time period for her to improve her personality and think about all that happened. You could say "Well she can do that while being with Kido" however that's wrong. She is so obsessive about Kido and rotten inside thus being with her would defeat the entire purpose of "I want to be a better person."
In the end, it worked out.

I really think it like that, I don't want to think that Emiru done anything with the other guys. You know, after all Kido did wait for her for such a long time. Even Yuri-chan wants the D again.


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What happened to the English dub of Ashita no Joe?
I was wondering why there's an Ashita no Joe English dubbed commercial but no dubbed anime since there was a commercial saying it was coming to English dubbed. I'd think there was one, but there isn't.
Why is it still not available? Or if there is one, where can I find it?

I know the dub version probably stinks cause of how old it is but i've always liked watching the old animes due to the fact i grew up on old animes before I even knew they were animes from japan.

Here's the story:
On August 13, 2017, Anime News Network announced that Discotek had licensed, among other things, the 1980 film Ashita no Joe (aka Tomorrow's Joe) and would be releasing it on Blu-ray and DVD in Japanese with English subs and in English. The English dub would be from the 2008 DVD release of the film by Tai Seng.
Somewhat confusingly, the Discotek website doesn't have anything more recent than 2015. However, their FB page talks about the release being on March 27, 2018.
This new release can be found on places like Amazon and Blu-ray.com. As for the Tai Seng version, I can't find any instances of the DVD on the internet, but I admittedly didn't search all that hard. If you're really determined to find that version (of which the quality apparently wasn't great), you can probably find it if you search hard enough.

Thanks a lot. I'm well aware of how bad the english dub is due to how old it is but for me i grew up on old animes long before I knew Japan created them and I've always had a soft spot for them no matter the quaility anyways thanks a lot for your quick reply and for the information.


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Does the Parasyte story and/or manga continue after the anime?
I've watched the Parasyte anime series but I haven't read the manga. The anime ends in a way that it could be the end of the story.
How is in the manga? Does the Parasyte story and/or manga continue after the anime?

According to Japanese Wikipedia, the Parasyte anime adapted the whole 64 chapters (10 volumes) of the manga, as such:

stage:1  - chapter 1-2
stage:2  - chapter 3-4
stage:3  - chapter 5-7
stage:4  - chapter 7-9
stage:5  - chapter 10-12
stage:6  - chapter 12-14
stage:7  - chapter 14-17
stage:8  - chapter 17-20
stage:9  - chapter 20-22
stage:10 - chapter 23-25
stage:11 - chapter 26-28
stage:12 - chapter 29-31
stage:13 - chapter 32-34
stage:14 - chapter 34-36
stage:15 - chapter 37-39
stage:16 - chapter 40-44
stage:17 - chapter 44-47
stage:18 - chapter 47-49
stage:19 - chapter 50-52
stage:20 - chapter 53-55
stage:21 - chapter 55-57
stage:22 - chapter 57-60
stage:23 - chapter 61-62
final stage - chapter 63-64

The storyline and the content are basically the same with most modifications related to cosmetic only (e.g. time period and character appearance).
However, there's a new spin-off manga called Parasyte Reversi which debuted in March 2018.


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Song near the end of episode 18 of Parasyte when Uragami asks the detective to tell Izumi to look him in the eyes
What is the name of the song played in episode 18 of Parasyte near the end when Uragami asks the detective to tell Izumi to look him in the eyes?

Found it. The song is called Creep.
Its OST number 10 of Special Soundtrack of Parasyte-The Maxim by Ken Arai.
Link to the song-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Veuz0fBnn4s

Good to hear that you found the song!
Could you maybe elaborate a bit more on which creep it is? Maybe from which artist, or in which ost it is included, if any.
This will make it a lot easier for other people whom are also looking for it, to find it in the future.


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Does the Black Bullet anime cover the whole light novel and/or manga?
Aside from the anime, Black Bullet has a light novel which started the franchise and a manga.
Does watching only the anime get to know the whole story or not? Does the 13 episodes anime cover the whole light novel and/or manga?

The Black Bullet anime covers the first 4 volumes of the light novel, while the manga covers the first volume.
According to Japanese Wikipedia,

Episode 1-4: Volume 1
Episode 5-7: Volume 2
Episode 8-10: Volume 3
Episode 11-13: Volume 4

Also according to Japanese Wikipedia, the manga is based on the first volume of the light novel.
However, the light novel has passed the 4th volume (as of current: 7 volumes).


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Is there any other character with a quirk evolution?
I haven't read the manga, but I've seen in YouTube videos that

 Eijiro Kirishima got an evolution, the second form for his quirk.

Is there any other character with a quirk evolution?

Spoiler (Endeavor question)

Basically to summarize it, in recent chapters we see some character development from him causing him to show a new side of him leading to his 'quirk evolution'. Now that the symbol of peace, All Might, has retired, Endeavor is the number one hero who has to lead society. Feeling a little pressure he asks All Might for advice.He eventually decides to change his ways to fill the missing role that All Might left behind. In the most recent chapter he gets into a huge battle against a Nomu that is stronger than the other ones and gets injured. Caught up in his emotions his quirk evolves and his fire grew even more. He began to glow or got stronger.

From chapter 188

From chapter 189

From chapter 189

From chapter 189

Based on my opinion of what quirk evolution is, it's a yes. However, consider to also read the manga because there is a possibility of a different interpretation to 'quirk evolution'.
In my opinion, there are some in both pro heroes and students. I believe that the biggest quirk evolution happens to

 Kirishima and Endeavor.

In the anime, we already see

 Todoroki and Midoriya's quirks

somewhat evolve and I can't really recall whether in the recent chapters they evolve even more.
I can tell you this though, there is a lot of character development and events in many of the characters that will possibly lead them to evolve their quirk or personality changes, which is shown more in the manga.

Can you give some details on how Endeavor quirk evolve? By using >! you can hide a paragraph for spoilers

actually I'll just make another answer explaining this question

I think Atsui has almost for sure an evolution of her quirk. In season 3 episode 21 she starts to show almost invisible camouflage, an hability she didnt mention in season 1 when she mentioned her habilities, and after showing camouflage for the first time, she literally says "I improved my frog hability and I reached to the point of being able to use it in combat. Camouflage. It's my new move".

According to Re-Destro, from manga chapter #234,

 Apocrypha's ability to control temperature of ice is a case where a special ability evolves due to some random cause, and Tomura is in the midst of a reawakening

In chapter 210 of the manga Midoriya shows a sort of quirk evolution,

 Midoriya adquires the hability to use a former quirk of a former One for All user, a quirk called Black Whip. "By the time Izuku acquires this ability, Blackwhip has evolved within the core of One For All. When Izuku focuses on capturing a target and gets angry, this power explodes out of his arm. The black tendrils are much larger and powerful enough to cause Izuku great pain and force him into submission"

Black Whip


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What are those branches used in baths in Goblin Slayer episode 7?
In episode 7 of Goblin Slayer, at around 3:29, there are branches that are used in baths.

What are these branches and what is their purpose (like herbal)? Is it in Japanese culture or any other culture?

It is from old ancient roman culture at their bathhouses

Those are White Birch Branches. It's also mentioned in the manga during Chapter 20.
(Warning: NSFW (Nudity) content and manga spoilers ahead)

I'm not sure of their exact use but according to the Wikipedia page of birches,

fragrant twigs of silver birch are used in saunas to relax the muscles.

This seems to coincide with what is shown in the manga/anime, as it looks like it is used to relieve exhaustion and provide relaxation.

The term for these is a bath broom.
Or "banny venik" (from банный веник) in Russia.
Or "vasta" or "vihta" (depending on the region) in Finland.

(image by kallerna [CC BY-SA 3.0 or GFDL], from Wikimedia Commons)
They're mostly used in heated bath houses and, prior to refridgeration, were a rather seasonal luxury. You use them, quite simply, just to hit yourself with in a hot bath house.
Despite how weird (and painful) that sounds, it's actually a rather pleasant feeling experience, mostly compared to massaging yourself, and provided that the branches are fresh enough, you can use a fair amout of force without hurting yourself. The leaves, that should not be dry (or you're doing something horribly wrong) cushion the impact nicely. They're also often use wet.
Here's also a short video about the actual use of the brooms (1:55 for the actual "application"):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4ZILOglcHE
Besides all that, the fresh birch also leaves behind a rather pleasant scent.

Oh that's informative. Cause I also know some Indian leaves (Neem leaves) that are used for herbal purposes. those doesn't reveal or give any pleasure but rather they are of great medicinal value. That's why I was fascinated when I saw those branches being used at bath and was curious to know of any similar cultures across the globe.


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What is the end of credits song for Hunter x Hunter season 1 episode 51?
At the end of Hunter x Hunter season 1 episode 51 (AxBrutalxBattlefield), they play a different classical credits song instead of "Hunting for Your Dream". It plays right after Mozart's "Lacrimosa".
What is the name of the song?

It's this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-Yg9N-q0Ok It's called 'Riot'.

Source:

https://www.reddit.com/r/anime/comments/5v7i77/rewatch_hunter_x_hunter_2011_episode_51/


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In what episode does Killua meet Netero who is getting ready to fight?
In Hunter x Hunter anime, I remember the moment when Killua meets the huge aura which belongs to Netero. He was sitting on the top of some hill.
In what episode was that moment?

Are you referring to Episode 99?
Just under 14 minutes into this episode, Killua is running through the forest and senses something, thinking to himself "I can't go this way."
What he senses is explained later as the "murderous intent" released by Netero when he was about to unleash his Zero Hand technique on Meruem.


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Is Tooru Mutsuki male or female?
In the story, some people refer to Mutsuki as him/her. Additionally, in the wiki, it stated that Mutsuki's gender is male, sex is female.
Is Tooru Mutsuki male or female?

Here's my updated answer, with facts from the manga itself, since the manga has long been over and the answers here might still confuse someone, especially since the anime skipped some of the facts I'm about to present.
To start with, the difference between sex and gender is that the former is biological (male or female) and the latter 'can refer to either social roles based on the sex of the person (gender role) or personal identification of one's own gender based on an internal awareness (gender identity).'
Is Tooru Mutsuki male or female?
Tooru Mutsuki is, biologically, a female. In the early part of the story she prefers to be identified as a male but later on, she seems to accept herself and her feelings as a girl.
In Vol. 1 Chapter 4,

Torso rips open her shirt inside his cab, revealing what her sex is immediately:

In Vol. 1 Chapter 5,

a flashback is shown where people from the CCG Academy Junior school is talking to her and she tells them that she does not want to be a girl and that from that moment on, she wants to be a guy.

In Vol. 7 Chapter 73,

it was revealed that she was constantly abused by her father, and it was hinted that his father may have sexually abused her since he focuses his gaze on Tooru's wet clothes:

In Vol. 10 Chapter 100,

Toruu reveals to Saiko that she is a girl but Saiko remarked to herself that she already knows:

Finally, in Vol. 15 Chapter 155,

Tooru was seen naked as Sasaki walks in, implying that Haise knows that she's a girl but chose not to say anything about it to the squad:

While she initially prefers to be identified as a guy, in the later part of the story, however:

after the Rushima Landing Operation and towards the end of the manga, she is more open towards her feelings and I think she accepts that she is a female. In Vol. 12 Chapter 126, she reveals to Urie that she loves Haise. And from the events that happen throughout the rest of the manga, it can seen that she is somewhat like a yandere, going so far as to want to kill Haise and Touka. One time, she was seen stripping down, getting on top of and embracing a corpse of someone representing as 'Haise' after killing it.

As to the last part of OP's post I can easily address that part.
Gender is the internal sexual identity of male/female/neither, while sex is the external bits you got at birth.  So this character is one with some degree of gender dysphoria.

I noticed I did not cite anything to back up my stance, so I will do so before I get addressed on that issue:  While I totally DESPISE the DSM5:  http://www.dsm5.org/documents/gender%20dysphoria%20fact%20sheet.pdf.

She is a girl as she doesn't see herself, nor think like a man:

"It's not that... I think like a man"

She is a girl, her past causes her to dress like a man. Though, in the second season of the Tokyo Ghoul:re will reveal the answer why she dressed like a man.

Though Ishida's planning for this character to be trans ended up limited to abuse rather than just gender dysphoria, Mutsuki has mentioned that he wants to be referred to as a man.


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Where does Blue Exorcist anime cut off in the manga?
I have finished Blue Exorcist and now I want to read the manga.
Where does the anime cut off in the manga?

According to MangaUpdates,

Season 1 ended at Vol. 4 Chapter 14 with an alternate ending and Season 2 at Vol. 9 Chapter 34.


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What actually are Dragon Slayers?
I just started watching Fairy Tail and I got to know about the dragon slayers Natsu and Gajeel.
However, what actually are dragon slayers? If they did kill a dragon, why does Natsu seem to be so attached to Igneel?

Why the unreasonable downvotes?

Short answer: First generation dragon slayers are enchanted to slowly physically and magically develop dragon-like traits(ex. biological immortality). So they are part dragon/ part human with the ability to use both human and dragon magics. Second generations can use dragon magic but always were and will be completely human(ex. not biologically immortal).

Much more long winded and spoiling answer:
In this series dragons function a lot like wizards operating on a massive and sometimes literally inconceivably massive power scale. Humans being so fundamentally different from dragons means that humans, by default, are literally incapable of using the same type of magic as a dragon. The glory of being a dragon slayer is that you have the power to use dragon magic despite being human.
Second generation dragon slayers are given the power to use dragon magic through the implantation of a dragon lacrima while first generations were physically changed by the dragons themselves. The main advantage of being a first generation vs a second generation is that first generations slowly develop the same power level as a dragon, not just the same type of magic.
The dragon force is the beginning of this process and is the main reason that dragon slayer magic is famous for being powerful. Full grown dragon slayers are akin to walking reusable etherion blasts. Throughout the series they never die except from other full grown dragon slayers(including suicides); although, logic says a powerful enough dragon should have the power to kill one as well. They also never age so older ones tend to have enormous experience/talent using their magic.

At your current place in the story, you should understand the following:  Dragon Slayer magic is a rare type of magic taught to humans by dragons. This gives them some kind of elemental magic such as fire/metal/sound/light/water/sky/etc.  This magic should be particularly good at fighting other dragons.  The dragons disappeared many years ago.  Specifically, Natsu was taught Dragon Slayer magic by Igneel who he is attached to like a child/parent.  Igneel also seemed to disappear without warning or explanation.  Wouldn't you look for your missing parent/friend/mentor?
Where you are now, there are apparent contradictions in this narrative.  The exact nature of what is going on is important to the story going forward and it would be best to learn it as you watch the anime or read the manga (assuming you don't just want to skip to the end).
There are fake dragon slayers whose powers are derived from implanted Dragon Lacrymas.  These slayers likely never met a dragon.

It is not necessary to kill a dragon in order to become a dragon slayers. They are called dragon slayers because they have very rare and very powerful magic which can only be taught by dragon itself.
Igneel is only dragon natsu knew since he was a kid so he is attached to him and he also admires him. You can say that he is only parent for natsu. All dragons are disappeared many years ago and there are many mysteries behind their disappearance.
You said that you just started watching fairy tail so there are more suspense about the origin of dragon slayers is waiting for you as you continue the series.

Dragon slayers are humans learn  dragon slayer magic directly from dragons . This magic is used for slaying a dragon but it's not necessary to kill a dragon to acquire this rare type of magic . Dragons disappeared for unknown  reason but you will know while u watch more episodes .


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How many brothers does Lady Farnese have?
It's mentioned earlier on that she was her father's only legitimate child, but then it's shown in chapter 252 that she has 3 more brothers, not including Serpico.
Could anyone clear that up, please?
Note: if it's explained beyond chapter 252, please explicitly mark it with a spoiler warning.

I checked the Wikia and it seems that's it's true she has 3 brothers and a half-brother. Considering that I don't follow the series, it could be just a lie for a purpose of plot-device. Also, providing a reference to the "she was he father's only legitimate child" would be better to make this question complete.

Farnese has

3 brothers and 1 half-brother.

In Vol. 14 Chapter 96,

 Serpico, his half-brother, was first introduced. His relation to Farnese, however, was only revealed on Vol. 22 Chapter 185.

In Vol. 29 Chapter 251,

 Magnifico, his brother, was first shown arguing with their father, and he would later on join her and Guts' Travelling Party in their journey to Elfheim:

In Vol. 29 Chapter 255,

his other brothers, Giorgio and Poliziano, was first revealed, and this is the only appearance they have made so far:


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Are any JoJo's anime related?
I started with the latest one the one, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind and came to know that the anime is even older. Found many series dating back to 2012. So, as I started watching the 2012 series, I saw that it is a vampire genre. Vampire -> Stand. I don't see any connection.
I saw a YouTube video of the strongest immortal characters and there's a listing of a character from these anime. So, I don't want to miss any connection if there is one, as I am planning to skip the 2012 series because of its genre (vampire).
Are any JoJo's anime related?

Golden Wind is part 5, meaning you missed out on parts 1 through 4.

As an aside, I don't think it's fair to say that the series is in the "vampire genre". Some characters in the first seasons are called vampires, but it's never the focal point of the story. If that's the only thing keeping your from the earlier seasons, I would give them a try regardless. I personally think the first few episodes were quite bad, but it got better quickly.

Yes, they are connected. Just from Wikipedia about Season 1 (the 2012 series),

The first season aired in Japan between October 5, 2012 and April 5, 2013, with episodes 1-9 covering the Phantom Blood arc, and episodes 10-26 covering the Battle Tendency arc. The first part follows a young man named Jonathan Joestar who becomes involved in a battle against Dio Brando, who uses the power of a mysterious Stone Mask to become a vampire. The second part takes place fifty years later as Jonathan's grandson, Joseph Joestar, faces up against the Stone Mask's creators, the Pillar Men.

while for Season 2,

The second season, titled JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders, adapts the series third story arc, Stardust Crusaders. Set in 1987, the story follows Joseph's grandson, Jotaro Kujo, and his companions as they seek to defeat DIO, who has placed a curse on his mother, using special abilities known as Stands.

as per the premise,

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure tells the story of the Joestar family, a family whose various members discover they are destined to take down supernatural foes using powers that they possess. The story is split up into unique parts, each following one member of the Joestar family, who inevitably has a name that can be abbreviated to the titular "JoJo".

you can see that the series are connected directly by the fact that they follow the Joestar family, and Season 1 and 2 are connected beyond that just the bloodline as on the Stardust Crusaders Wikipedia page

 Joseph explains that the sudden appearance of Stands among the Joestar bloodline is caused by the nemesis of his grandfather, Jonathan Joestar: the vampire Dio Brando. Having succeeded in taking Jonathan's body after his assumed demise in the 19th century and resurfacing a few years prior, Dio has awoken his own Stand and recruited Stand-using assassins to kill Jonathan's remaining descendants.


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In "Radiant", do all Sorcerers have "animal-like" features?
In the Radiant anime, episode  3; Don Bossman shows of his horns which seem more like bat wings.

Seth is a Sorcerer that also has horns.
Does this mean all Sorcerers have "animal-like features"?

Nope, it's only in some cases as mentioned in the 4th or 5th episode.
The girl named Melie is also a Sorcerer and she has a curse of personality change, and I don't think any animal has this feature.

Hmm good point so all sorceres have curses? which range from animal features to personality issues i guess?

Yep the curses can be anything which affects human body or mind.


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What happened to Katakuri's mouth?
In One Piece episode 856 "The Forbidden Secret! Katakuri's Merienda!",
the cooks who bring Katakuri's lunch say that no one has ever seen Katakuri while he is eating, and her sister Brulee says that he has never once been on his back since he was born. But when Luffy breaks the house made of Mochi by Katakuri, it is seen that he was lying on his back and eating with his big mouth.
So, what happened to Katakuri's mouth that it is so big and horrifying? Why does he hide his mouth and also from everyone while he is eating? Why does he murder the cooks when he is exposed by Luffy?
Relevant YouTube video: Katakuri True Face, Luffy Exposes Him

What happened to Katakuri's mouth? It was due to his fast eating habits that caused his mouth to greatly expand. I'm no medical expert so I'm not sure if this is possible in real life.
Why does he hide his mouth? Mostly due to insecurity (I mean, if it were me, I'd probably also hide my mouth). As stated in the wiki, he is very sensitive to the point that he would attack anyone who sees his mouth.
He also hides himself from everyone while he is eating. Because he is gluttonous and seems to value his snack time greatly. From the wiki, it is stated that:

...Katakuri is extremely private about his eating habits, as he is extremely gluttonous and slovenly, talking to himself in ecstasy about the quality of the food. He loves donuts and enjoys gorging on them since childhood. For this reason, he eats his snacks in solitude, and this is the only time he uncovers his mouth...

You can find the answer in Charlotte Katakuri
According to this,

Katakuri consciously tries to maintain his noble appearance as a
  person who is not glutinous and lazy. His attempt at keeping up his
  appearance is good to the point where nobody ever sees him acting
  without manners.

Also in the next paragraph it is said that,

Katakuri is insecure about showing his mouth to anyone since he was
  bullied as a child for showing his mouth around his family. He prefers
  to cover it up in most of his appearances.

The answer is so... so... much better than that quote implies.  The "bullies" teased him but he didn't give a s#*+.  He terrified them and they were pathetic compared to him.  They took their revenge out on Brulee, however, giving her that iconic scar.  He massacred them in response but covers his face to reduce further drama.


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What is the context for Rimuru's joke about taking five minutes for the audience to quiet down?
In an episode of That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, Rimuru is beginning to talk to his villagers. See episode 3, timecode 17:30.

Right, it took five minutes for all of you to quiet down.

He waits momentarily to give them a chance to respond, then thinks to himself after no response:

They didn't get my best joke?!

Unfortunately, neither do I. It appears to involve the fake mustache, which he discards soon after that.  My guess is that this scenario would be familiar to a Japanese audience.
What is the "joke" Rimuru is making? If it is something from Japanese culture, why would he think the evolved goblins and direwolves from this different world would understand it?

Maybe teacher? Like when a teacher has to wait for 5 minutes before his students would stop talking before starting the class?

@絢瀬絵里 I guess that's possible.  But if so, I still don't understand the significance of the mustache. Perhaps this is supposed to be funny precisely because it is so lame.

I saw a reddit thread discussing this episode and one user explained how it's a common trope among anime that a principal would enter the class, wait for x minutes until it quiets down and then say 'that took you x minutes to quiet down'. But I'm still trying to figure out which anime/manga depicts this as I have never seen this before, too.

What is the "joke" Rimuru is making?

As stated on 絢瀬絵里's comment and W. Are's comment, most likely it refers to a school principal/teacher.
Reading the live-reaction of Japanese fans when that specific scene was broadcasted, all referred to "school principal"

どこの校長先生だよｗｗ (which school's principal lol)
校長ネタ(´^ω^｀)ﾌﾞﾌｫwww (school principal joke lol)
校長先生みたいなことを言うなww (don't say something a school principal likes to do lol)
校長先生気取りｗｗｗｗｗ (school principal pretension lolol)
固有スキル＜校長＞ (Native Skill <School Principal>)

Another Japanese fan also wrote an article about this, in which the writer acknowledged their own experience,

「皆さんが静かになるまで5分かかりました」の元ネタは学校の先生ですね。笑
そういう先生いませんでしたか？私の周りにももれなくいたのですごく笑ってしまいました。
「皆さんが静かになるまで5分かかりました」先生は全国区なのかもしれないですね。
Looks like the origin of "It took 5 minutes for all of you to quiet down" is a school teacher. lol
Did such teachers not exist? Because without a doubt there was one around me, I laughed very hard.
These teachers are probably a national constituency.

So, this is not only an entertainment trope, but it's also a real-life reference.

If it is something from Japanese culture, why would he think the evolved goblins and direwolves from this different world would understand it?

No one knows... but considering he likes to spout his local jokes, I don't think it's too surprising for him to do this... maybe a habit as a humorous person?

Live reaction sources:

アニコ便 (Japanese)
ころアニ (Japanese)

In a YouTube reaction video a commenter by the name of Fernando Moraga said that the joke was referencing the trainer in Slam Dunk. I have not watched that series, but I did look up the character, whose name is Mitsuyoshi Anzai. Here is a picture:

I was unable to find a quote that was anything like what Rimuru said, but descriptions of him say he mellowed out after a star student of his died in a traffic accident. His nickname shifted from "White Haired Devil" to "White Haired Buddha", which somehow seems to fit.
Let me know if this is way off base. I'm fairly confident it is accurate, though.  I'll also see if I can get further data from Fernando.

I have not been able to corroborate the Anzai theory, so for now I'll just assume the reference is to non-specific school staff.


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Is "La Tabki Ya Saghiri" an original Digimon Arabic song?
There's a Digimon song in Arabic called لا تبكي يا صغيري (La Tabki Ya Saghiri). I'm not sure if it's a Digimon Arabic original song or if it exists in Japanese.
Is this an original song or a dubbed of an existing Digimon song?

This is 3 Primary Colors by Tamers, an insert song of Digimon Tamers and the 10th track of Digimon Tamers: Single Best Parade album.


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Why has no one except Bakugo figured out that All Might passed his powers to Deku?
I have been watching Boku no Hero Academia for a while now and in my opinion, Midoriya's smash, "power type" way of fighting is so unmistakably and obviously similar to All Might's fighting style.
During the Tournament arc, Battle Trial arc, the 2nd movie (the 2018 movie) and in multiple other occasions, Midoriya has done smashes with the same name and technique as All Might, but yet his classmates don't seem to catch on.
I'm just really curious as to why that is. Cause if All Might has done a smash with the same name and very similar effect (in terms of destructive power and technique), then Midoriya doing the exact same technique should make it obvious that there's a pretty deep connection I guess.
So why has no one else figured out?

Bakugo wasnt the only one to notice similarities between Midoriya and All Might.
Asui pointed out when they were traveling in a bus that Midoriya quirk was like All Might's in season 1 episode 9. Later in season 2 episode 10, before fighting with Midoriya , Shoto Todoroki told Midoriya than since his father was Endeavor who wanted to defeat All Might, if Midoriya had something from All Might (One for All?) he had more reasons to defeat him. The difference between them and Bakugo are

As pointed in another answer, Midoriya told Bakugo he received his powers from someone else
Bakugo noticed the enemy of All Might was All for One who had the hability to transfer quirks.
Bakugo knew All Might met Midoriya (who was quirkless at the time) (and him) when he was captured by a monster in episode 2 or 3 of the first season. After that Midoriya started to show All Might's powers.
Bakugo saw that Midoriya was crying when All Might consumed all his powers and said "Now is your turn" to the camera.

So in conclusion Bakugo and several others noticed similarities between Midoriya and All Might, but only Bakugo was exposed to additional information who made him conclude with almost certainty that All Might transfered his powers to Midoriya

Taking into account that similar quirks exist in world of MHA, and that All Might is the most popular hero in the world, it is quite easy to imagine people with strength-empowering quirks, who want to be just like All Might, including attack styles. This pretty much covers all similarities between Midoriya's and All Might's powers.
Unlike the rest of Midoriya's classmates, Bakugo has important knowledge to see Midoriya's special circumstances - they have known each other before, and Bakugo is the only one who knows that Midoriya never had a quirk before. This, along with "You are next" (which was not seen by a lot of people) helped him to realize truth.

In the movie, when Deku was asked what his Quirk was, he called it "power type" - so he didn't specifically name it as "One For All", and that description was apparently sufficient to cover any kind of strength-based Quirk. It probably also helps that Deku's One For All looks a bit different to All Might's - both the way his body gets damaged at full power, and the appearance of Full Cowling.

Yea i agree with you, Full Cowling is Deku's own version of one for all but in terms of the power of his quirk and his fighting style and the names of his punches, they seemed pretty similar to all mights.

Deku told Bakugo in season 1 episode 8 that someone gave him his quirk (though he didn't say who).  Knowing that Bakugo just had to figure out who gave the quirk.
Without the information Deku willingly told Bakugo, other characters don't know transferring quirks is possible so don't make the connections.


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What is the "Recovery" of Moriko Morioka after the series end?
The only "recovery" thing I see is that both (not just Moriko Morioka, but also Yuuta Sakurai) main characters have overcome their social difficulty.
I just watch eps 11. However I haven't see the mention on whether Moriko Morioka get a job or not. I wonder how she is making a living somehow. Because she stay home for too long (all the series), I think she might somehow run out of fund soon.
Did I miss something? About Morioka getting a job?

The Japanese title of Recovery of an MMO Junkie is ネト充のススメ (Neto Juu no Susume), which is closer in meaning to the subtitle of the English title, "Recommendation of the Wonderful Virtual Life." It is often the case that Japanese creators determine the official English title, and that the English title has a different, even incorrect, meaning.
However, it is possible that the English title would have been appropriate for the original webcomic, which was stopped before its intended completion due to the author's health.

On June 30, 2018, it was announced that Comico has ended the manga due to Rin Kokuyō's failing health. Prior to this, Recovery of an MMO Junkie had been on a hiatus since 2015.
Wikipedia

I've read a bit of the comic, and it seemed that the anime diverged from it somewhat as well.

thanks, I will read the comic (did you mean Manga ?)

Thank you for point out "Recommendation of the Wonderful Virtual Life" was word-to-word translation of the anime name.

It's not exactly a word to word translation, as wonderful is definitely not in the title, but it's pretty close. It is also not a traditional manga, as it is published online only, and is full color, and not formatted like a regular manga. But I suppose it's manga in the sense of its a Japanese comic.


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Who is this goggles-wearing character from the second My Hero Academia S3 intro?
The second opening of My Hero Academia S3 features three rapid-fire shots of a red-haired character wearing goggles and a very smug grin (YouTube reference):

These shots are placed right after the title card, implying he's going to be a significant character in the Provisional License Exam arc, but I don't recall him actually appearing at any point. I waited until the final episode came out to ask this, just in case he showed up towards the end of the season, but as far as I can tell, he still hasn't.
I check through the lists of MHA characters on both MyAnimeList and TV Tropes, and couldn't find him on either of them.
Who is this guy? And if he didn't appear, or appeared so briefly that I forgot about him, what's the significance of his appearance in the intro?

Not sure an answer, but based on a quick search, Japanese fans on Yahoo! Chiebukuro speculated an anime-original character or Power Loader's daily costume.

Power Loader's hair is orange, not reddish-brown, so I don't think it's him. If he's an anime-original character but hasn't appeared yet, then there might not be an answer until (and unless) he does appear.

This character is a anime-only character, not appearing in the manga or an anime episode as of yet.
Most likely just for something to look cool in the OP.

I don't think I'm going to get a more satisfactory answer than this.


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What will happen if Aizawa uses his quirk on Invisible Girl?
There's an image meme posted on r/Animemes:

If Aizawa's quirk nullifies others' quirk, what will happen if he uses it on Invisible Girl?

According to this,

his quirk doesn't work on Mutation-Class quirks, which are distinguished by permanent alterations to the body. Invisibility is one of those that are classified as Mutation-Class.

I think Hagakure's quirk can be put under the category of "mutation" which to my belief Aizawa can't erase due to the quirk being part of their structure. It's also true that he has to actually see the person to be able to erase their quirk so that other factor is certainly true. When she was 1-3 she would have been born with a mostly normal appearance; however with all mutant types the quirk would have been at least partially noticeable.

Please include relevant sources/references to support your answer.


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How did Rimuru get the human form?
I have not read the manga or light novel of That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime and I am wondering, how did Rimuru Tempest get his/her human form?
Could it be that he killed and ate the girl who imprisoned Veldora? Because I see that his/her appearance is so similar to her...

You will find out as the anime progresses. I can add an answer if you are fine with spoilers.

I am fine my friend.. My curious more important.. :D

Your observation that his human form looks similar to Shizue is spot on. I'm not sure exactly how far the anime has progressed, but based on Wikipedia, they should have just left after meeting the Dwarf King, Gazel Dwargo.
In the coming episodes, we will be introduced to Shizue's character and her backstory. As far as I know she doesn't really have any relation to the imprisonment of Veldora (the wiki doesn't mention anything either). Possible reason for confusion explained at the end.
TL;DR:

 Yes, he absorbs Shizue, and is indirectly the cause for her death. However, it was Shizue's request that he absorb her, and his actions were to save her. So there was no enmity.

Backstory:

 Shizue is also a Japanese, but unlike Rimuru who was reincarnated, she was summoned to this world by the Demon Lord Leon Cromwell. He then proceeds to make her the host for Ifrit, a high ranking flame spirit, in order to let her survive the summoning ordeal. He then proceeds to use her as a tool, a general in his armies. She is later saved by the Hero when Leon Cromwell escapes, and she uses the Anti-Demon Mask to keep Ifrit suppressed.

Meeting with Rimuru:

 Shizue meets Rimuru when she joins a party of adventurers heading to the forest to investigate Veldora's disappearance. This is the same party we see earlier, when Rimuru first escapes the cave as a slime. Rimuru saves them while they are being chased by monsters, and they grow to trust him though he's a monster.

How Rimuru gets the human form:

 Rimuru and Shizue bond a lot over their common nationality, and he shows her visions of how the country has changed since her time. When Shizue whose life force is weakening gets taken over by Ifrit, Rimuru defeats and absorbs Ifrit using the Predator skill, leaving Shizue unharmed. However, with the source of her powers gone, Shizue cannot survive much longer and rapidly ages. She passes on her will to Rimuru, which is to defeat Demon Lord Cromwell who caused her such hardships, and to take care of her regrets - 5 children she was teaching, and 2 individuals. She requests Rimuru to put her to rest within himself, and he absorbs her and takes on a form that is quite similar to her in appearance.

I hope that answers all your questions.

Edit #1:
Veldora indeed mentions that he was trapped by the Yuusha or Hero, who was a pretty girl with snow-white skin and silver black hair in a ponytail. However, this is not Shizue. Shizue is saved by this same hero, as mentioned earlier. I am following the Manga, and no further details have been given about the Hero, but you should be able to find a lot of information on the Wiki.

I am watch the anime and veldora say that girl beat him up and imprison him.. Maybe wrong translate in sub.. Thanks.. :)

Oh, I'll check it out again, and update

Updated the answer. Hopefully that should clear things up


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Are there more than 12 golden keys in Fairy Tail?
I think that the King of the Underworld Mard Geer and the Celestial Spirit King fight more than 1 fights because in episode 249 Mard Geer said to the Celestial Spirit King "I don't believe I will lose to you this time, either."

but it's impossible for Mard Geer to go to the Celestial World, so I believe that a golden key or more was destroyed before Aquarius.
Are there more than 12 golden keys?

Well, technically there are 13 gates, so yeah, there are more than 12 golden keys.

The Keys regenerate in time. This is confirmed early on into the final major arc of the manga, which has yet to start in the rebooted Fairy Tail Final Season Anime, but this is minor spoilers
https://fairytail.fandom.com/wiki/Aquarius in the Alvarez Empire Arc

A year later, Aquarius reappears (of her own accord) from a spilled vase of water, saving Lucy from the wrath of (Spoiler)....Aquarius then proceeds to happily embrace Lucy, and explains that another Water Bearer key has surfaced somewhere in the world, and that the Celestial Spirit King opened her gate temporarily, which allowed her to save her

So its likely that someone did sacrifice the key to summon him, and then later on the key regenerated and reentered circulation.

No, there are only 12 for the 12 zodiac signs. They are one of a kind, so there is only ever one key that can exist for each zodiac.

Then how mard geer and celestial king met before ?

In the episode where Lucy got Leo she did not summon the celestial king like most spirits he can open his gate himself so he probably felt a disturbance in the magic and came face to face with mardgeer and even if a key is broken it is remade and is thrown back into the world and the person who wants the key has to go and refined it

Is that mean that a new key will appear instead of aquarius key ?

Are you reading the manga or watching the anime because if so spoilers would you like to hear them

Actually, there are 13, not 12. You're forgetting the 13th gate belonging to Yukino Agria, the Gate of the Snake Charmer, Ophiuchus.

SPOILERS (Unless you about finished the 2009 series)
Yes. In the 164th episode of the 2009 series, a character uses a golden key that unleashes the star constellation Ophiuchus, aka the serpent charmer. Yes, the golden keys are all zodiacs, but Ophiuchus is an exception. Ophiuchus is pronounced as (Oh-Fyoo-Shiss)


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Which episode in season 3 showing Eren having to seal a rock with hardening?
I can’t remember when they showed Eren having to seal a rock with hardening, flashback or not. It was in season three of Attack on Titan.
What episode is it?

In Attack On Titan season 3, episode 8. Eren uses the titan hardening ability to protect his comrades in the underground of the Reis Chapel.

He isn't sealing a rock thou

The episode you where referring to, is episode 13 of Season 3 Part 2.Titled, The town where everything began.