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How did Spandam become the leader of CP9?
I've just rewatched the Enies Lobby arc and still don't understand how Spandam became the leader of CP9. Why didn't Lucci become the leader? He's the strongest member of CP9, but why Spandam is the leader? He can't even use Rokushiki.

It's not necessarily the strongest person who is the leader of a military group like this one. While I'm not aware of it being stated anywhere in particular why Spandam is the leader of CP9. There are some facts that can help us draw a conclusion.

Spandam's personality makes him the type of person that only cares about how he can get promoted. Often times, these are the people that get promoted due to the various schemes they are willing to do at other's expense.

From the One Piece Wikia on Spandam:

He is not detached from the idea of exploitation, backstabbing, or the use of loopholes to get his own way, as he has proven many times in the past.

While we don't know when CP9 was formed, we do know that Spandine, Spandam's father, was CP9's previous leader. His role in the organization could likely have put him in a position to recommend his son to receive this position.

From SBS Volume 54:

The majority of CP9 is made up of orphaned children who were left to the government, but I thought it would be interesting if they also had the children of CP9 members, kind of like thoroughbreds. Kumadori's mom is different.

Finally, the other members of CP9 were raised as assassins, to follow the government's orders. So it's natural to have someone above them that will watch over them.

well yeah, I think Spandam's personality and his father, Spandine, are make sense for me :D

While Oda doesn't specifically state how Spandam became the leader of CP9, I think that we can make some inferences

the Wikia stated that Spandam "relies on his natural talents of knowledge and deception, as opposed to actual combat."
he also is an ardent believer in "absolute justice," the form of justification that the World Government uses, and the Government itself.  We have seen the coruptness of the One Piece world government, so it isn't unthinkable in how Spandam was able to either bribe or trick his way up there.
We can also see how the members of CP9 barely tolerate him, but they do, implying that we was placed there because of higher government positions.

And as for your point in Rob Lucci becoming the leader of CP 9 (post time-skip spoilers):

 He actually does  become the boss of Spandam after the time skip.  They both are now in CP0.  According to the Wikia, Lucci had tried killing Spandam after the latter called Marines upon CP9, but seems to have gotten over that disagreement.

Hope this helps, at least a little.  Cheers.
UPDATE: OP requested for the source, here it is:http://onepiece.wikia.com/wiki/Spandam

oh, my bad, misread about CP0 you said :D but I think you still need include the source.


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Did Yato cut Hiyori's ties to the Far-Shore in episode 6 of Aragoto?
Tenjin agreed to send Yato and Yukine up to Takamagahara to confront Bishamon for taking Hiyori hostage on the condition that afterwards Yato would sever ties with Hiyori.

In Episode 6, when he returns, Tenjin brings it up and he wields Sekki to cut ties with her but she keeps refusing. However, it never shows him actually severing ties with her. Regardless of that, I don't think Tenjin would allow him to break his agreement. Later on in the episode, Tenjin and Tomone see Yato chasing after Hiyori and Tomone says, "It seems they haven't severed their ties at all."

Now, I'm sure that they said when a God severs ties with someone from the Near Shore they lose all memories of that person. It seems like Yato is frantically trying to get her to know him again, and she seems a little more distant than before. So, it definitely seems possible that he did sever his ties to her but then relentlessly harassed her to get her to know him again as sort of a loophole to his agreement with Tenjin. However, if that was the case, I don't understand why she would have remembered Yato was the one who helped her classmate when her classmate approached her later.

So were her ties severed or not? If they were, how could she remember these details from the past about Yato?

"I don't think Tenjin would allow him to break his agreement" - turns out, he did (since Hiyori herself objected to it). I think that's all there is to it. (But I'm not a manga reader.)

I found the perfect answer to this question on Reddit:

It's supposed to look ambiguous, but if he had, Hiyori probably wouldn't have even seen him in the first place, let alone remember who he is. Plus, she runs away from him in her spirit form and even has a conversation with him afterwards when she looks for him to tell him to back off. Tenjin also confirms that he didn't go through with it.
I think that part is better played in the manga - we really had to wait for the answer, since they changed some of the order of what happens in the anime and the reason Hiyori gets annoyed with Yato as well. If you'd like to see how it goes in the manga: Ch.22 P.31 - P.33, then Ch.22 P.38 - P.42, and finally Ch.23 P.43 - Ch.24 P.7.

I haven't read the manga myself but based on the anime, I can say that Tenjin allowed Yato to break his promise since it was Hiyori's own wish to remain with him.
The last and foremost evidence of her ties not being cut to the far shore is the fact that she can still turn into her spirit form (with the tail).
In conclusion: If he had indeed cut the ties, she would have returned to being a normal human who:

Would have been unable to convert to her spirit form
Would have lost all her memories of Yato
Would not have been able to see Yato

None of the above happened, so luckily, Tenjin let the promise slide.

Actually after reading those pages your reddit quote referenced it appears to be the exact opposite...

@Michael, I had read them myself. They don't mean to explicitly show/indicate that Yato cut Hiyori's ties with the far shore. Like the user said, "it's supposed to look ambiguous" and that "the manga played it better". Basically, the manga does a better job of confusing the readers than the anime does in confusing its watchers. The rest of the post holds true for both the manga and the anime.

Seems I stopped reading too soon when I saw "forget about her," It was just Yato being silly because she blocked him for being annoying. You're right. Weird they'd want to make it so ambiguous though!

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What is the actual meaning of "denpa"?
After watching a lot of "Ryuusei no Rockman", I've come to know the word "denpa" as meaning "wave", or "EM wave". Though I have heard it used in Katekyo Hitman Reborn as well. Is the rough translation of "wave" accurate?

If you don't find s tag you need, you can use the [tag:retag] tag. Some one with the appropriate will tag your question accordingly. Additionally please limit your question to ask topic per question. Your JoJo question is unrelated, so please ask it separately.

While these questions require similar expertise, I believe you should only ask one question per post. That way someone who can answer only one part can still reply.

Should probably be a separate question, but it's "toki yo tomare", which  is a vocative construction meaning "Time, halt!". I don't know how it's typically subtitled/scanlated.

Japanese is a highly contextual language. Often times common words have uncommon alternate meanings. It's best if you cite examples for your Reborn context.
In the case of Megaman StarForce, it is what it literally means. 電波 literally means "electromagnetic/radio waves." The former character 電 means electricity. The latter character 波, means wave, as in billows upon some medium.
電波 has some slang usage as well; by itself it can be used to describe nonsense or something pointless, in other words, noise.
電波系 (denpa-kei) can be used to describe someone crazy, typically one with irregular or wild fantasies or delusions, such as hearing voices. This may have some bearing on your Reborn question, but without sufficient context, it's hard to tell.

電波 (denpa) does literally mean "electromagnetic wave; radio wave". Much like in any other language however, there are sometimes alternate meanings and slang. Denpa can also mean "nonsense" or event "individuals who are disconnected or disassociated from the people around them". It is even used to refer to a type of music.

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Has there been any information about more One-Punch Man episodes being released?
I've finished the 12 One Punch Man episodes and the OVA.
As far as I know there aren't any more episodes. Is there any news from a confirmed source about a second season coming?

There are also 6 (?) special additional episodes (~15 min each) coming out soon (some are already out)

No, there has been no official announcement as to a second season right now. But the manga artist however did tweet the following

Which does seem to hint to working hard on the second season, of the anime
One punch man was a great hit and got pretty good sales figures, in both manga, anime and figurine sales. So the second season is almost set in stone, but until the actual announcement is made, don't expect to much!

What does that post say exactly?

@Luffy Google translate says the following: Appalling work hard, so you can also make two terms!

Roughly, "Working hard on the second season/phase!" It just doesn't say what of.

@Dimitrimx: Google translate is terrible. It simply says "I will work hard so that second season is animated". And the tweet is not from the creator, it's the JUMP manga artist.

@nhahtdh Figured it would be a bad translation. Fixed the creator part, I seem to have overlooked that


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In episode 2 why is baka captioned with "Dick Suck"?
In Episode 2, Zapp Renfro gets an introduction screen which captions 馬鹿 and バカ as "Dick Suck". At first, I thought this was a troll caption, but it appears in official releases such as the Funimation! stream.

Does anyone know why this was captioned this way? Possibly a reason/joke in the anime?

By official releases do you mean just localized releases like Funimation or does that also appear in the Japanese version

Because it's funny.... Do you expect there to be a deeper reason?

@Memor-X All the English text in the character introductions are present in the original Japanese release.

Chain Sumeragi is labeled "Shawty."

@senshin we are indeed always looking for deeper answer!

You can read here:

Dick Suck is a meme referring to an annotation shown during the introduction to the character of Zapp Renfro within episode 2 of the anime, with one of the introductory annotations referring to him as a “dick suck”. Due to the humorous nature of the comment, the term grew in popularity among fans, and is often paired with fanart of the character.

However, it's mostly a pun on baka as mentioned on Reddit:

I think it actually says "Baka Baka".

Yep, the kanji is 馬鹿 (baka) and the katakana says "baka" too.

As for the reason of its official translation being that as well, it seems to be for nothing more than humor purposes like senshin points out in the comments.
Something similar to this is:

Chain Sumeragi being labelled as a "shawty"


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Where does Sanji get his endless supply of cigarettes from?
In the One Piece anime, there are numerous occassions where the crew runs out of critical supplies such as food, water, etc. However, Sanji never seems to run out of cigarettes. Furthermore, he is never shown to buy one in the anime.

The same place they get food.  Its just easier to run out of food/water when they take up more space on the ship, spoil, and you have a higher consumption rate (aka Luffy plus 8 "normal" eaters). Otherwise there is no canon answer.

Well that maybe true however in cases like the Alabasta Arc where theylose all their baggage Sanji's Cigar supply seems unaffected. Well they take up less space it can be strange at times. Sanji comes ut of the water completely drenched andin the next scene he lights a cigarette. I mean are they water proof as well?

What if... he rolls his own?!

@ʞɹɐzǝɹ He doesn't. He carries a pack of cigarettes with him (seen on multiple occasions).

Sanji is the only person on the team who smokes so it would make sense that he never actually has a shortage of those. Then again if your caught up in the manga recall his actual last name which may in the future subsequently answer your question.

I wish I could give you a canon answer but after a lot of searching I was not able to find one. Sanji with his cigarette was just something that was established with his character. If there was a long period of time that he went without one it just wouldn't feel right to a viewer because they are used to the cigarettes. I believe the longest period of time that he went without one was on Punk Hazard and he was in Nami's body, he obviously had some bigger distractions at hand that kept him from his addiction. I will continue searching to try and find a canon answer if I am able to I will update the answer accordingly.

I guess this answer should have been a comment. Nevertheless thanks for the answer though I'll wait for a more canonical answer.

@TheRanger This answer doesn't need to be a comment, like I stated as of now there is no canonical answer and since it is a small detail your probably won't get one. Oda himself could answer it but until he does answers along the same lines as mine will be proposed to your question.


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How did Nora return from the Underworld despite being left there by Yato?
I'm wondering how Nora got back from the Underworld despite being left there by Yato (Noragami Aragoto Episode 12-13).

That scene was not there in the manga. It is not clear from the manga if she was left in the Underworld. It was shown that she was found outside in the grass and was revived by 'father' (don't want to spoil by telling his name).


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Is there any information regarding Itachi's lover?
I was reading Chapter 401: Illusion of Naruto. Page 10:

In the third panel, Obito comments (emphasis mine):

[Itachi] had killed his lover and his father and his mother...

I found this to be a new piece of information, as I never knew Itachi had a love interest. Was anything else mentioned anywhere in the series about Itachi's lover?

I think the canonical answer is no, kishimoto Masashi has not disclosed about His lover, but some speculation can be made. Itachi spent most of his childhood with sasuke , then in his chunin and jounin period in anbu so there is less chance of making friend , so his lover can be part of anbu and to maintain the bloodline and he killed his lover , may be Uchiha , as there  are fan fiction where her name is Uchiha Aya . But this is just a guess.

It was not clearly mentioned ever but still Izumi Uchiha can be considered one.
From, Itachi Shinden: Book of Dark Night

Itachi came to her to begin the massacre with her as he was told by
  Danzō Shimura that he could only spare his little brother Sasuke
  Uchiha. Believing that ending her life first would quell his inner
  doubts, he proceeded to kill her and her mother first. As he lured her
  mother away, Itachi approached Izumi and placed her in an extremely
  powerful Tsukuyomi where she lived the entirety of her life in
  0.000000001/th of a second. In her dream, she became a chūnin, retired from shinobi life to become Itachi’s wife and raise their children,
  and lived to become eighty years old before dying of old age alongside
  Itachi. Because her mind was departed from reality in such a manner,
  Izumi collapsed into Itachi’s arms dying. Izumi thanked Itachi for
  giving her the life she wanted with him, even if it was a dream, and
  Itachi thanked her for loving him as she passed away peacefully.
   - naruto.wikia.com

Even in Itachi Shinden: Book of Bright Light, its mentioned how she earned his acceptance. So killing her like this proves affection from Itachi's side too.

Naruto Manga has ended but there has not been any information about Itachi's lover. Kishimoto Masashi has not disclosed anything about Itachi's lover but some speculation can be made.
As we know Itachi, he entered Anbu at 11 and became captain by age 131. And the massacre of Uchiha clan took place while he was in Anbu. So his lover may be from Anbu and the highest possibility that she is an Uchiha otherwise Itachi would have not kill her.
Mentioning about Itachi's lover, Kishimoto might be trying to show how much Itachi loves his brother and give strong hold to the plot about Itachi's relationship with his brother Sasuke. Killing whole clan and his own love but not his brother does provide strong proof about how much Itachi loves his brother
I would like to mention about fan fiction here, as anime is progressing with lots of filler, within some filler there might appear Itachi's lover. As for the fan fiction her name is Aya Uchiha.

There is the Itachi Shinden which is a Novel written by Kishimoto about Itachi, it has the story about Itachi from age 4 to just before the massacre, and the anime is Adapting It right now. It is Canon by normal standards, and does include at least one girl who was chasing after itachi, and itachi might have reciprocated those emotions, though details are sketchy for me as i have not read it or the summary fully.

As for that there is already another answer describing about it.

This is however the most up voted answer, albeit because of Age and stuff, I missed the 2nd answer, and likely others who wander here like i did will too.


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What is the relation between Dr. Kureha and Gol D. Roger?
On Drum Island, after Chopper joined Mugiwara's crew, and they left, Dr. Kureha fired sakura powder (I forgot the name of this powder) that Dr. Hiluluk created as a farewell present for Chopper.
At that time, there's some conversation between Dr. Kureha and Dalton. Dr. Kureha asked Dalton if he knew about Gol D. Roger.
It seems that Dr. Kureha knew Gol D. Roger, but how did she know about him? What is the relation between Dr. Kureha and Gol D. Roger?
I don't remember if this is ever explained in the anime or manga.

Maybe Roger had visited Kureha to cure his illness before he went to Crocus. Or Roger might have just saved her village/island back on his voyages.
I am not so sure about their relation is, but they're definitely not enemies since Kureha smiled when stating D still lives,

Which telling us that she knows about Will of D and I am sure that in OP world, people who really know about it are always related to Roger.

Please support your answer with links to other sites. We are looking for factual answers rather than opinion based ones. Opinions should be put in comments. Thanks :3

I will edit and add sources later. I'd get fired if I get the sources now.

lol, you're in workplace when answering this? I'll wait about the source then

I am being an active member of SE society while I am bored at work :). I am figuring the chapter where Chopper just left Kureha and Dalton showed Luffy wanted poster. Looks like I gotta browse it later.


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What are the original sculptures of the Sekko Boys?
In the anime Sekko Boys, the members of the idol group at the center of the show are all sculpture busts:

Where exactly in the real world do those busts come from though?

Medici
Medici is a bust originally sculpted by Michelangelo dating 1526-1516. Giuliano de' Medici lived from 1479 - 1516.

Michelangelo and the Medici

Michelangelo, had a complicated relationship with the Medici, an Italian noble family of prominence in the 14-18th centuries. The House of Medici rose to prominence as Florence's preeminent bankers, amassing a fortune to be used for patronage of the arts.

You can see this sculpture in the Medici Chapel, San Lorenzo, Florence.

Hermes

This statue is a bust of Hermes and the Infant Dionysus. Dionysus was the Greek god of wine and theatre
Wikipedia Reference

Hermes is considered a god of transitions and boundaries. He is described as quick and cunning, moving freely between the worlds of the mortal and divine. He is also portrayed as an emissary and messenger of the gods: an intercessor between mortals and the divine, and conductor of souls into the afterlife. He has been viewed as the protector and patron of herdsmen, thieves, oratory and wit, literature and poetry, athletics and sports, invention and trade, roads, boundaries and travellers.

You can see this sculpture at the Archaeological Museum of Olympia, Elis.

Mars

Mars is a Roman god, who is thought to be an adaption of Ares - the Greek god of war. This bust is from the statue Ares Borghese and it can be seen in the Louvre, Paris.

St. Giorgio

AD 275–281 to AD 303
Know as St. George in English, he is a christian soldier who, according to legend, leashed a dragon and slew it in front of the townspeople after they swore to baptize themselves.
Read the legend
Donatello's St. George Sculpture can be found in Orsanmichele, Florence.


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How do Pokemon Mega Evolve by themselves?
According to Bulbapedia:

In order to Mega Evolve, most Pokemon must be holding their
  appropriate Mega Stone and the Trainer must have a Key Stone. Only
  Rayquaza does not need a Mega Stone to Mega Evolve; instead, it must
  know the move Dragon Ascent.

In the Pokemon XY anime, at the end of the first thirty or so episodes there is a short clip introducing all the of mega evolutions. Most of them are seen to be wild and mega evolve as they feel.
If they had a trainer but the anime didn't show it, fair enough. However, what about Mewtwo Y in the 16th movie, and Latias and Latios in the 18th movie, they definitely did not have trainers.
So how do they Mega Evolve by themselves?

Actually, I dont even remember seeing mewtwo's stone(any of them) during the movie it(she?) megaevolves.

I believe that the key difference here is the definition differences between the game mechanic, to anime logic.
What is quoted from bulbapedia, is surely game wise canon mechanic, as wild Pokemon cannot Mega Evolve since mechanically there's need both key stone and mega stone. Anime wise though, while most Pokemon sure does need a trainer with key stone, there's seems to be exceptions the breaks the game logic.
Its not the first time the anime does that really, there's always so many mechanics in the game that the anime seems to ignore or change. (for example, Pikachu were able to beat Broke's Onix in the first series. Onix is ground type and immune to electric, game wise Pikachu cannot beat Onix. Anime wise, break the gym to get Onix wet, and electric is somehow damaging him.)

Here is another instance where game canon and anime canon differ like this: Why hasn't Team Rocket's Meowth evolved?

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Why is Rin's butler Emiya Shirou in UBW true ending?
In the UBW true ending it is stated (in the anime) that Shirou is Rin's butler.
I assume they took it from Fate Hollow Ataraxia (the butler part). Why is that? Does Rin enjoy making Shirou be and feel beneath her or something?
New informtion due to the discussions that have taken place
I'm really sorry for the misunderstanding and not explainig well my question.
E..tto... I was asking something similar to what Lord was talking about. I used the word butler on purpose and I mentioned Fate Hollow Ataraxia on purpose as well. In fate hollow it is confirmed that Shirou works for Lluvia as a part-time job [to be able to eat without resorting to Rin I take it]. However, in the anime they changed it, Lluvia's words make it clear he's now Rin's butler, not Lluvia's. My questions remain being "Why is that?" and "Does Rin enjoy making Shirou be and feel beneath her or something?"

Lord's answer is incorrect and subjective.
Shirou joins Rin as her apprentice. Tohsaka, being from a prominent magus lineage and having significant in-born talent (affinity to the 5 elements) , and having recieved a special recommendation from Lord El-Melloi II to join the Clock Tower. Those who recieve these special recommendations are given special privileges,  such as individual dorms and be allowed to bring an apprentice:

"A mage has the right to be accompanied by a follower or pupil for their protection. You're enrolled here as my follower, so act a little more dignified. I know that. I'm grateful to you, Tohsaka. You ought to be. Getting you in wasn't easy. Well, it's only a three-year special exemption"
"I've been invited as the Tohsaka heir. They say I can bring a pupil with me if I want to"
Quotes from episode 25

Mage apprentices don't have go through the examinations to enter the Clock Tower, but they won't be seen as members of the Mages Association.
The current finances of the Tohsaka family is being by covered by the patent royalties that are being transferred to their account managed by the Mages Association.

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There are 2 possibilities. Either they made a mistake or they changed it. They've made quite a few changes and Nasu said those changes are canon (an alternative universe) so it could very well be a better adaptation of their situation in London in which both Rin and Shirou spend a lot of time together.
If that's the case I'd say there are 2 reasons.

Because she's crazy possesive and selfish. I lost count of how many times she said "You're mine" in the VN, even outside her route.
This is IMO 90% of the reason. Because of Shirou's personality and circumstances. From the very beginning in the VN Shirou is doing part-time jobs to be able to pay for his daily expenses. It is stated he could stop doing them but he doesn't want to be a freeloader.
What happens in London is that he feels compelled to pay for the food, travel expenses... and he no longer has the part-time job income as he's not in Japan doing them. It would only be natural for him to look for work in London.

My guess is that in the anime Rin pretty much forced him to take the job. That way everyone wins: Rin gets to spend a lot of time with Shirou (otherwise he'd be all day working outside the magic lessons), he takes her to places to spend time together, he does things like cooking and Rin would paying for everything while they're together in London.
I'm pretty sure Shirou would have accepted even if he wasn't paid, so I wouldn't say Rin is taking advantage of him.
Edit: I've been looking for it for 15 minutes and finally found it. Just so that you know the jobs he's doing in Japan are not a breeze, this is one of them:

A simple loading job from five to eight o'clock. Even though it's only three hours, there's six hours worth of work to do. They make you run around without a minute's rest.

Moreover, Fuji-nee is constantly telling him not to arrive too late at night because of work. The only reason you don't see him working in the VN is because he gives up those part-time jobs because of the war (it makes sense...) but in reality his time is 99% school, part-time jobs and chores he does for free.

You make some overly board assumption without any citations. In the True End of UBW, Rin and Shirou are romantically involved. Shirou voluntarily joins her at the Clock Tower,  in part to be with her and in part to further his magecraft. The anime makes some embellishments in the epilogue,  but the general course of events and motivations stay the same.

I like the way you explain reason 2, it makes a lot of sense. Thank you!

@кяαzє "The anime makes some embellishments in the epilogue" I don't know how you mean to use the word embelishment. If you intend to say they add new details, then I completely agree to you. However, if you want to say they make Rin more romantically involved that wouldn't be true. The main source of the episode is Mimic Rin II (from fate hollow ataraxia) and it is shown Rin is completely love-struck. @ Arthur Pendragon ^_^

@Lord All F/SN routes and F/HA happen in alternative universes of sorts. That's how Nasu's multiverse works - it's made up of several alternative sub-universes, so even mutually exclusive routes are all "true" or canon. By embellishment I mean derivative of the source material it's adapted from. If you want to continue this conversation, you are welcome do so in chat. The comments aren't a place for extended discussion.


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In which episode does Luffy get his finger stuck in a bottle?
Does anyone know in which episode Zoro cuts a bottle that Luffy has his finger stuck in with an axe?
Here is a picture showing the scene:

I can't confirm this because I am at work right now, but I believe this is happened in one of the earliest OVA's

This comes from a special that aired after episode 53, One Piece: Adventure in the Ocean's Navel.


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Is Prussia dying?
In a Hetalia manga strip, Germany notices a dog bite on Prussia's hand. Germany says it'll heal later.
However, the dog was thinking, "Didn't I bite him last week?"
Another manga strip shows him coughing up blood.
But, he doesn't seem to　age.

No one really knows for sure. It's possible, because the actual nation of Prussia hasn't existed for a long time. The personified nations are apparently immortal, until the actual nations disappear. Grandpa Rome and (maybe) HRE are both dead, but Grandpa Rome still visits nations as a spirit. So it could happen, but since Prussia is a fan favorite, it's unlikely.


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Are the latest Naruto movies separated from the storyline?
Will the anime have a different story than the latest movies? The movies were too rushed, and they got a bit too far from the anime story.
Edit: One of the things I want to find out is if the time-skip would also be in the Anime.

While i havnt seen the other Movies from what i have read about Naruto: The Last Movie it is canon however it's set in the time-skip before the last chapter of the Manga

They were "rushed" in relation to the Anime, but the manga ended in November of 2014. Naruto the Last was released approximately 6 months later, so they were continuations of the manga, completely unrelated to the anime's time schedule. The anime is finally ending this week as i have heard, almost 2 years after the manga, but can only do so because much of the content in the last 2 years was filler.

Interestingly, even though almost all the Naruto movies are fillers, they are part of the storyline. Check this post.
The exceptions are the latest two movies. "The Last: Naruto Movie" is officially classified as chapter 699.5 in the Naruto manga, while "Boruto: Naruto the Movie" is in the beginning chapters of Boruto manga.


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Where can I find Saikawa Sensei's shirts for sale?
I'd like to find Saikawa's shirts without printing them myself.

Have these shirts been made available as licensed product?

I was able to find the パン shirt available on Crunchyroll's store as a Crunchyroll exclusive product.

They do not have the other shirts available on their store though.


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What was left out in the anime adaptation of Sugawara announcing that Sherry is his future wife?
I was watching episode 20 and my friend said that they cut a lot of stuff out in the scene with Sugawara and Sherry. Could someone provide the details of what was left out from this scene in the anime adaptation? In other words, what drove Sugawara to finally give in to Sherry, where in the previous episode he was giving her the cold shoulder?


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Does a Shinigami still die if they extend a human life without knowing it?
I've started watching Death Note and I'm a bit confused on an aspect of Shinigami.
In episode 12:

 Gelus dies because he killed the would-be murderer of Misa Amane. By doing this he extended the life of Misa for which he disappeared into glitter as they aren't allow to extend lives.

If a Shinigami killed a person at random who was planning to murder a person the next day, he would be extending the life of the victim the murderer was planning to kill. Would the Shinigami die in this scenario?

I remember reading that When the death note is used, regardless if a Shinigami or human uses it someone else's life span is affected, whether that be extending it or shortening it.

If the god of death is using the death note was killing at random, it would not result in the god of death dying. See rule XVII:

If the god of death decides to use the Death Note to kill the assassin of an individual he favors, the individual's life will be extended, but the god of death will die.

The killing will only result in the god of death dying if they kill someone who is going to kill an individual the god of death favors.

Just to be clear, there is another rule which states this even more clearly.  Only if a shinigami intentionally extends someone's life they die.
Rule LVIII:
1) By manipulating the death of a human that has influence over another human's life, that human's original life span can sometimes be lengthened.
2) If a god of death intentionally does the above manipulation to effectively lengthen a human's life span, the god of death will die, but even if a human does the same, the human will not die.


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What monster is inside Sasuke?
Can explain to me the fight between Sasuke and Naruto? Naruto had the nine-tails inside him and showed vigorous power, but how did Sasuke end up being so strong? How did he turn into a bird-like thingy?
My overall question is: What monster is inside Sasuke that makes him this powerful? That isn't a tailed beast ... I guess?

everyone have monster like Sasuke inside them. It's called Jealousy

His overwhelming power stems from the Cursed Seal of Heaven that Orochimaru inflicted on him. While we see the curse mark causes him pain, he is able to use it to drastically increases his power.
The Naruto Wikia notes this:

Like all cursed seals, the user receives increased chakra levels and physical capabilities when the seal is active, to the point where with the second level, Sasuke was equal in power to Naruto's one-tailed form when he first used it.

There is no monster inside of Sasuke, nor a tailed beast like the jinchuuriki. The transformation is caused by activating the second level of the curse mark.

When Sasuke activated the second level of the seal, his skin turned dark-grey and his hair grew and turned dark blue. His eyes also turned dark grey. Additionally, he grew webbed-claw-shaped wings from his back which he could use to fly and glide, and a dark, star-shaped mark appeared across the bridge of his nose.

Similar transformation are done by the Sound Five after activating the different seals.


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Why can only females pilot IS?
Why is it that females can pilot IS and males cannot? Is there a special reason? Also, why is it that Ichika can pilot IS?

Because it is aimed for male audience.

Why only female can pilot IS ?

The reason why only females can activate the IS (and why Ichika
Orimura is the only male who can do the same) is currently unknown.
But it is hinted in the novel that Tabane Shinonono, the creator of
IS, did not deliberately configure IS to be a female-only platform.
She mentions that it was a accidental side-effect, and since she
didn't really care about that factor, she didn't see any reason to
bother with it.

Source
Why Ichika is the only male IS pilot ?

A speculation on why Ichika can pilot IS.
By ShadowFiend1000
This is my theory behind it, I think the reason why Ichika can pilot
IS is due to Tabane pulling strings at the back. One possbility is
that Ichika is not related to Chifuyu, and like Adam Jensen from Deus
Ex Human Revolution along with JC Denton of Deus Ex, is genetically
altered. This truth is possibly known to Chifuyu, Madoka and maybe
Tabane only.
For those who never played the game. In Human Revolution, mechanical
augmentations require the user to use a drug for life to prevent
gilial tissue build up in order to use the augmentation. Adam was
genetically altered (unknown to himself) by White Helix resulting his
body would not form any gilial tissue. This is a secret only David
Serif and his girlfriend Megan knows about. And it plays a big plot in
the game as well.
Do you guys see the link here now? You might ask who altered Ichika?
My guess, is Phantom Task.
If this is true, it might serve as a massive plot point considering
how many leaders of the world would want to bio mod their soldiers to
wear IS.

Source


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Was running into people with toast in your mouth already a cliche by Evangelion's time (1995-96)?
As everyone who's seen Evangelion knows, the alternate-reality segment in the last episode (of the 1995 TV series) prominently features a scene where Rei, mouth entoasted, runs into Shinji on her way to school.
To those of us living in the year 2016, this is an obvious cliche; countless many anime have portrayed the same thing in the two decades since (episode 1 of Nichibros has my favorite rendition). But would viewers in 1995 have seen this as a cliche?
It seems plausible that Evangelion could have been using the toast-collision trope as a touchstone to really drive home the prototypical-slice-of-life nature of the alternate reality. But then again, it also seems plausible that the toast-collision was only an incidental feature of the segment, and that the trope's present-day status as a cliche is a consequence of other shows imitating Evangelion. I don't really have enough of a pre-Evangelion knowledge base to discern which is true.

probably not but here's a reddit post with links to some sources about this anime trope. https://www.reddit.com/r/anime/comments/3nhm6t/the_secret_origins_of_girls_running_with_a_slice/

relevant q: http://anime.stackexchange.com/questions/4381/when-was-the-anime-toast-in-the-morning-trope-started/4401#4401

This was already old and cliché decades before Evangelion aired.

I don't know about "decades before", but Chapter 1 of the Miyuki-chan in Wonderland manga, which started in 1993 according to Wikipedia, has Miyuki running to school in a panic with toast in her mouth. You can see it in a clip from the anime version. And since Miyuki-chan in Wonderland is a parody, it seems unlikely it came up with this on its own.

Yes. It has been around for a long time...long before Evangelion.
It's hard to track down any real info, but I ran across a reddit page that pointed me in the right direction.
As it stands, it looks like the earliest instances of the 'running late to school with a slice of toast in your mouth' grew from 'running late to school with a roll in your mouth' that I could find a first confirmed instance as far back as 1968 in the manga "Patty's First Love." Some suspect that it was pulled from some 1950s Soap Opera, originally.
At any rate, that page went on to talk about how the book "Even a Monkey can Draw Manga" that was published 1990 to 1991 or so (4 to 5 years prior to Evangelion) considered the 'running late to school with a piece of toast in your mouth and crashing into someone' such a cliche that it parodied it on this page
So, I'd say that's pretty darn conclusive...it is definitely significantly older than Evangelion, and was already a running joke to the level of parody by that time.


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Why was the masked man the same height as Minato?
Tobi/Madara aka the masked man was revealed to be

 Obito Uchiha.

This was revealed in the Fourth Great Ninja War but I cannot how the masked man could control the nine tails? At that time, Kakashi, Guy and his other peers were 15 years old more or less, he should also be around that age. Why do we see that the masked man is around Minato's height?
Note: Minato was at this time a full grown adult in his 20s.
Even for a very skilled shinobi, I believe it's impossible to learn so much in just 2 years. Obito was about 13 and a mediocre ninja when he was presumed dead in Konoha and encountered Madara. Now, I know many of you might say that he was taught by Madara but at that time Madara was himself and his 80s, very weak, and his life was attached to the Gedo statue. Now in the battle between the masked man and Minato we clearly see that when Minato hits the rasengan to the masked man a whitish DNA sort of thing drips from his arm. That could have been Obito's senju DNA as his original right body was crushed but now I couldn't agree to this because of the first paragraph. Perhaps I am missing something else.

Controlling the Kyubi requires intense Sharingan power. Age isn't a factor in such conditions. Also, height difference doesn't support anything. The reason Obito was taller is (most probably) because of the fact that he was older than Kakashi. And I wouldn't underestimate Madara's capabilities even though he was old. After all, he put the Tailed Beast in Rin. And Obito having the Sharingan made it easier to learn new techniques.

I don't have any cannon sources, but I think that the DNA thing you mentioned and the healing of the right side of his body probably has a lot to do with white Zetsu. Also, I am not sure Obito has Senju genetics, but Zetsu has Otsutsuki/Senju DNA. Also I see no reason that intense teaching from someone as powerful as Madara could not make someone grow exponentially more powerful over the course of two years.

Seems like two questions to me: probably should be split up as two in that case so you can get good answers and its not too broad.

Obito had a part of zetsu attached to him , that explains the immense chakra to summon nine tails and also the height .
When the cave collapsed and the boulder fell on obito ,half of his body was under it and the other half was not after which he decided to give kakashi his sharingan . From the manga-599 onwards upto 605 , we see the entire incident happen , from the cave collapsing to obito meeting madara for the first time , he is also not able to support his own weight and hence part of zetsu and attaches himself to him and they train together since the attachment is not entirely stable .
Another reason for obito being able to summon the nine tails fox could be because he activated the mangekyou sharingan at such an early age .


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Why could Aisa use observation haki from birth?
During the fight with Enel on Sky Island, the four priests, including Enel used mantra. Later on, we learn that Mantra is actually Haki.
Luffy trained with Rayleigh to learn Haki. While Luffy was born with it, he wasn't able to use it perfectly. However, at sky island there was a kid called Aisa who used Haki to to sense people from distance. She wasn't able to perform Conqueror's Haki since she was a child, but she was able to use Observation Haki since birth. How is this possible when even Luffy couldn't do that?

I've improved the grammar in your post. If I've changed the meaning at all please edit it again.

Thnks for improving the grammar wht should i call you bro and i am new at this

I'm not trying to be rude but try to write some words in a correct form. Like 'Thnks' - 'Thanks' and 'wht' - 'what', I mean avoid using this.

It's just an opinion but based from the scenario we could speculate that Aisa is more gifted than Luffy because she was able to use Haki from birth while Luffy even though he possess it he needs someone to teach him how to use it. Aisa is a very special kid having able to use haki from birth.

Thnks for the answer bot and i'll improve it Light Yagami

EVERYONE can train perception and armour haki, it's not a special gift. Only the emperor haki is extremely rare and only one in a million can use it (cf. http://onepiece.wikia.com/wiki/Haki ).
Quite clearly some people are more gifted than others, and Aisa just happened to be extraordinarily gifted with her perception haki, as nobody trained her. She naturally mastered it, and at such a young age it's a big feat but not impossible. On the other hand, Luffy had to be trained by Raleigh himself and he most probably still isn't as good as her with his perception haki. But his personality goes better with armour and emperor haki so he specialised in those!
Similarly, to get better at sniping Usopp needs to learn perception haki, but he will probably stay weak in armour haki, while Sanji should get armour haki on his legs if he wants to be competitive...


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How is Kakashi able to get Mangekyou Sharingan?
I read what happened with Rin.
If Kakashi is a copy ninja, how is he able to get the Mangekyou Sharingan without the Uchiha bloodline?

Short answer.
Sharingan wielders don't really have to be part of the Uchiha clan to activate the Mangekyou Sharingan.

It is initially awakened by the trauma suffered from witnessing the death of someone close to the user.

So you just have to have a Sharingan and witness the death of someone close to you.
Sources:

Mangekyou Sharingan

Unfortunatly, This is indeed probably the best we will get, speculation based on the facts. its been shown that Kakashi and Obito unlocked them at the same time, for the same reason. It seems the relation is not the special uchiha chakra, but the eye itself, though ;we will never know that it seems.

Obito in a way, gave them to Kakashi as a temporary gift. It was like Obito's will live on in Kakashi for that moment. If you recall he said something to Rin like, "there's one more thing i must do" or something like that. However, Kakashi can no longer use both Sharingans, i'm not even sure he can use one Sharingan anymore. It is still pretty confusing.

From the wiki,

When they (Obito and Guruguru) arrived they found Rin and Kakashi surrounded by Kiri-nin and Kakashi plunging his Chidori through Rin's heart.[14] Rin's death caused each of their Sharingan to mature into Mangekyō Sharingan, a process that also caused Kakashi to pass out.

So theoretically, as long as the user experiences an incredibly intense emotion (such as the loss of a loved one), that emotion will awaken their Mangekyo Sharingan.
Additionally,

Sharingan that originate from the same Uchiha are still linked to some extent even when wielded by separate users, at times enabling those users to see the same things.

From the Sharingan wiki page. References manga chapters 604 and 651. So Obito's seperate Sharingan were still linked as well.
Ref: http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Obito_Uchiha , http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Sharingan

If you have already read about Rin, you would know that she sacrificed herself for the sake of Konoha. Also, she was close to Obito and Kakashi. The death of her (at the hands of Kakashi) made Obito to writhe in pain. This is also the case with Kakashi. It hence, is that as a result of Rin's death, the Mangekyou Sharingan was awakened in Kakashi.
But, the usage of Mangekyou Sharingan by a non-Uchiha demands additional amount of chakra to be spent than by a corresponding Uchiha.


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When did Oda state that a future member of the Straw Hats would be a previous enemy?
I've seen a lot of theory based on this and many people saying so; however, I'm curious as to where it comes from (if there's any official source) or if someone just made it up.
The best hint I could find online was in a discussion on the One Piece Wikia pointing out that it may have been an old Jump Fiesta interview:

It was allegedly in an old Jump Fiesta interview (2009ish), but I haven't found a source for it anywhere, and the translation has been disputed (it may have referred to a temporary ally like in Impel Down/Marineford War, rather than an actual crew member). Zodiaque 10:36, June 7, 2012 (UTC)

As long as there isn't a trustworthy source, I'm inclined to believe that Oda didn't mean CREW MEMBER.

I'll have to do more research, but I think this has been a pretty old rumor (since 2006?) which was never confirmed. One thing I am sure off is that it wasn't in the SBS. Some talk about an interview get gave a while back.

If u consider the 6k pirates from the current straw hat fleet as "straw hats", it might turn out similar to what happened with squardo. I doubt it would be any of the main crew. Then again we havent seen sanji for a year and a half now, so who knows what he and caesar are up to...

@PeterRaeves I'm not concerned with fleet member, crew member or whatsoever. I want to know if Oda said something like that, his exact words and their meaning.

@PeterRaeves - since it seems like a really old rumor then I guess it already happened. Perhaps that would be Franky. Yes they fought a lot and Franky stole their money and they nearly killed eachother etc. But I have never heard anyone actually state that rumor anywhere

depending on how old that rumor is it might even be referring to Robin from way back when.

This is just an old rumor. It's possible Oda said that an old enemy would be a future ally, but it has been off the record for some time now. It's so old in fact, it could have been talking about any number of people and some believe it was a reference to Impel Down, when many of Luffy's old enemies become allies (mainly Bon Clay, Galdino, and Buggy).
As for nakama, it could have possibly been Robin, who was once second-in-command of Baroque Works in Alabasta. It could have been referring to Franky, though this is unlikely since he wasn't an enemy for very long.
It is possible that Luffy's crew has reached capacity since the manga is 80% written (as of 7/23/18) and in the anime, Luffy mentions wanting "at least 10" nakama (and as of 8/27/18, there are 10 Straw Hats). That being said, there's not likely to be many more newbies, so although it's possible, I wouldn't hold your breath for that "previous enemy" to still be in our future.
***Correction: Luffy wants at least 10 nakama, that doesn't include himself, so with 10 current straw hats, he has 9.


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I need a location to buy the eureka seven ao bracelet silver edition
The bracelet is made by jam home made. There is a gold, silver and other editions. I need silver or whichever is closest to the real color. I need a website that isn't Japanese or at least ships to America. Thank you.
Also please be sure to specify if they are sold out.

the jam home made link for those that need it

Id like a link that wasn't in Japanese, and the item isn't sold out. Thanks!

After looking around a bit on the jam site itself and plenty of other sites that offer the bracelet. Which by the way can be browsed in English using the O so lovely google translate engine for example. I found out that most of them are out-of-stock, and marked the product as the following.

Release date 2012 SS [spring and summer release items]
The item is sold out already, and it is no longer in production. It won't become available again for orders.

leading me to believe that this is a special/limited edition collectors item by now, which is not obtainable through online stores any more.
Most likely you have to find somebody that already owns one, and wishes to sell it if you really want a original. If you just want it because of how it looks or for a cosplay, you could most likely get a jeweller nearby you to recreate the actual bracelet, after which you probably only have to rope it yourself. Unless off course the jeweller also can do this for you.


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Why did Eren have a flashback about titans in episode 1?
For those who have finished Attack on Titan season one: If you take all that you know into account and rewatch the first episode up to the the first 3 minutes, you will see that Eren was dreaming about the titans before he had ever met one. Do you think that Eren can live in another world or subconsciousness? Is there any explanation for him seeing this dream?

Well, this has been explained in the manga, but a lot will be spoiled by explaining. Are you sure you want to know the answer already?

Related? http://anime.stackexchange.com/q/13548/2604

@Maroon Might even be a duplicate.

@PeterRaeves I didn't know there was a manga about Attack on Titan. I didn't do that much research etc. So if I get it right the anime is based on the manga? Then I would like to know if the manga you read is already finished and if the story of the manga and the anime are the same. Thanks, my post is indeed a duplicate, should I delete mine or is it oke to keep it?

@GinSin The anime is indeed based on the manga, so the story is the same. To give you an idea how far ahead the manga is, the anime is based on chapters 1 to 33 and there are 74 chapters now, each containing about 40 pages. It isn't finished though and there are only monthly chapters coming out. So it might be frustrating to wait for new chapters. If you prefer watching the anime, then you could just wait a little longer as season 2 will be released next year. You shouldn't delete yours, we will link both together, so don't worry about that.


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Why is the average number of suspects three or more in Detective Conan?
I'm curious as to why in almost every Detective Conan case there are always around three suspects? Even when there are cases with many suspects, Conan always narrows it down to three or four suspects. When there is a case involving a serial killer there are at least three suspects at the end.
Is there any explanation from Aoyama Gosho about this?

Having only 1 suspect would either make Conan look dumb if he's wrong, or take away the suspense if he's right. Having 2 suspects would also take away the suspense, because it's obvious that the most suspicious guy is actually innocent. With 3 or 4 suspects, we have a good balance, and the culprit is no longer as easy to identify. More than 4 suspects would either make Conan look dumb, or it would require considerable effort to make them all believable.

@Nolonar That sounds like an answer to me.

Three is a number that would make the story go more smoothly. If there were only 2 suspects, the evidence would continuously weigh one one another, making the case go for 5 chapters compared to the usual three. If there are four, or more than such, it would be like watching longer replays of the 50 million suspects case, but these are fillers with no specific information that is important to the timeline, so they should not go longer than 3 chapters.

Having always three suspects is dumb too. There were one chapter where they narrowed the suspects to three even though the suspects were the persons that were hospitalized during 3 days in a big hospital. That doesn't make any sense. There are other detective series where the culprit is always known at the start and the story go smoothly. It is just the author/editor found something that works and don't want to change. In DC, things rarely change, movies have the same story lines (Detective Boys are present for some reason, Shinishi appears to save Ran who is in near death situation, ...etc.).


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Is there a significant difference in production costs for Live Action vs animated OP/ED?
With the anime Desert Punk despite the fact that the anime is animated, the Opening is in fact live action. To me this seems kind of odd.
So, I am wondering if there are any other anime which are animated yet use Live Action Openings/Endings, and if it's significantly cheaper or more expensive to produce a Live Action OP/ED rather than doing an animated one.

For what it's worth, I've seen a few (older) series (Puni Puni Poemi, The Irresponsible Captain Tylor) where part of the OP/ED uses live action footage, but none that are fully live action.

I decided to delete my answer because it seems I had some information wrong about the costs of live-action vs animation. The two are actually fairly comparable in price, I've learned. I don't know where or how I got the idea that live-action was cheaper, but at least while going through this whole process, I myself learned something along the way. Hopefully someone else can help give a better (and correct) answer! Sorry.

I remember that air gear had a live action ending. But I think it was more because at the time doing a smooth action animated was really harder (if you watch the series there was few images) so for the kind of story it had, you had a better feeling of liberty with a live action ending.
So at the end I think it comes more from the kind of anime it is and the personal taste of the persons doing those openings/endings :)


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How did Jora get inside of the birdcage?
We know that nobody can enter or exit the birdcage without being cut, so how did Jora get inside the birdcage?

Giolla was in the birdcage since its erection.
In episode 656 of One Piece, Trafalgar Law has Giolla as a hostage.

After Law realized that Doffy would have sacrificed Giolla if necessary and thus holding her hostage held no benefit, he decided to release her. She tried to stay but Doffy told her to leave so she ran back to Dressrosa.

The birdcage was not surrounding Dressrosa until episode 680.


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What does the epitaph on Alexander Row's tombstone say?
The captain of the Silvana, Alexander Row, died heroically after killing Delphine with his bare hands. He was buried with a very modest tombstone with an epitaph in some language. What does the epitaph say?

A quick search in wikia tells me that:
Alex's epitaph, "Κοιμάστε αιώνια," means "eternal rest" in Greek.
http://lastexile.wikia.com/wiki/Alexander_Row


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How do I figure out the contents of doujinshi?
I have been to Japan and saw all these doujinshi manga which all look really interesting just by their cover. But how do Japanese people actually figure out the content of these books? There is no plot written anywhere, and you generally cannot open them.
For example, I have been reading 孤独のグルメ (Kodoku no Gurume) and I saw doujinshi based on it. Should I think "the manga was good so let's try this version"? Or is there somewhere to look at to find out the content?
Does it work only by word-of-mouth or are there any resources on the internet we can check to have more information on the different authors and their doujinshi?

There's no true and tried method for picking doujinshi. The very best ones are the hardest to find as word tends to spread by word of mouth, much like any type of fan fiction. Sometimes the more well-known circles release teasers online, but most other times people go off their previous works to gauge is a particular circle's doujinshi will be good or not. As with any fan fiction, it's not a matter of the original work, but rather the skill of the doujinshi author that's determine whether a particular doujin will be good or not.

From watching anime about otaku (lol), I guess con-goers in general have known about the circles and their works, probably also what they are going to publish, so they just buy the book without needing to view the content. That's for the more popular circles. As for new/less known circles, I think you can read the doujin right at their tables.

Most regular manga are also shrink-wrapped in Japanese bookstores, to prevent people from basically using the bookstore as a library (立ち読み). (You probably know this, but others may not.)

@ʞɹɐzǝɹ is there any resources to find the "well-known circles" ? Any chart web site based on their sales maybe ?

It might be a simple matter of H-service, so what matters the most is the art. Something like storyline is trivial in most of the H-works in Japan as I would say. That's why, the business focuses only on gaining money.

Doujinshi is not just H-content. However, as long as you are on a Q&A based website, please consider developping your answers. Otherwise, just leave a comment instead of answerinig the question.

roger that!!!!!!


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Did the animators make a mistake with Nami's glove after she stabbed Usopp at Arlong Park?
During the Arlong Park arc, specifically episodes 33 and 34, Nami stabs her left hand to help Usopp fake his death before the fishmen. Following the incident, Nami wears a glove on her right hand. Then Usopp resurfaces (pun very much intended) and the crew learns that Usopp is not dead. We then see the glove on her left hand to cover the stab wound.
Did I just miswatch the episodes or did the animators screw up?

Not sure if you are the only one, but I don't see her wearing the glove on the right hand at all. What episode are you referring to?

It would make a better question if you also include a screenshot of the scenes ;)

I don't remember the exact episode, but I think that's how it was from the fake death scene to the learning it was fake by the crew.

@Ero Sennin I looked at the links and yes, that looks right.

This incident occurs during anime episodes 33 and 34. Nami does not wear a glove on her right hand at any point.
See the stills from these episodes below.
Scene 1: Nami "stabs" Usopp at Arlong Park
Nami pretends to stab Usopp.

Scene 2: Nami returns to her room
Nami has bandages on her left hand when she returns to her room.

Scene 3: Nami meets Luffy's crew
Nami has a glove on her left hand when she meets Luffy's crew.

Scene 4: Nami visits Nojiko
Nami still has the glove on her left hand when she visits Nojiko.

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Could Goku have been revived if he really wanted, after dying fighting Cell?
After defeating Cell, they revived all his victims using Shenron. But Shenron could not revive Goku, as he already revived once. Then, Goku contacted them using King Kai's telepathy and asked them not to revive him.
The question is, would it have been possible to revive him somehow (at that point of the story) if he were not against it?

please accept an answer when you feel that they answer your question. When you don't feel that, then provide more information, ask as comment the answer more details or such.

Unlike the Dragon Balls on Earth, the Dragon Balls of Namek are not restricted to reviving someone once. During the fight with Kid Buu, Goku and all the people Buu killed on Earth as well as the planet itself were revived by having the Namekians collect the Dragon Balls.
So yes, Goku could and was revived again by the Namekian Dragon Balls.

Yes, the question is, how could they have accessed/communicated to the Namekians at that point of the story? (by the way, Goku was not revived using the Dragon Balls from Namek, he was revived by Rō Kaiō Shin :))

Oh ya the Kaioshin was the one that revived him. Regardless, Goku and a few others can communicate directly to the Namekians using telepathy.

Goku brought Dende to earth before he died in the fight against Cell, so they got two wishes. So, they could have used the second wish to go to Namek, then use one wish there to revive Goku and Kaito and use another to go back to earth.
Goku could have communicated with the Namekians to ask them to revive him.
Dende could have changed the Dragon Balls to make such wishes come true. Note that the Namekians made Porunga (Namekian Dragon) more powerful, so that he can revive multiple persons with one wish.
They could use the stupid-looking idea from Krillin and just turn back time multiple days so that Goku could train more and could even beat Cell, then he wouldn't die in the first place.

So yes, there would have been multiple ways to revive Goku at this time.

Or you could use the BlackStarDragonBalls when you include DBGT, but nobody includes DBGT :P

Goku couldn't have been revived because there were no dragon balls and no one knew were new namek was,and instant transmission was still limited by distance so even if Goku wanted to be brought back to life there would still be no possible way. Even if you include GT Goku was still brought back to life once so the black star dragon balls could not have brought Goku back to life.

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What is the meaning of Eternal Feather's braid writing Jesús Navas?
In episode 08 of Soul Eater! Not:

 Eternal Feather is hospitalized and Stein createds a clone of her to mess with the girls. Her braid comes to life...

and leaves a message on the bedsheets:

Jesús Navas seems to be a soccer player for Manchester City. I don't follow football myself, but he doesn't seem to be particularly of note or any influence on Japanese pop culture.
Is this the person Soul Eater! Not is referring to? Why is it relevant?

If i was to guess, based off you line "Her braid comes to life and leaves a message on the bedsheets", the comes to life part with the name makes me think it is supposed to be "Jesus of Nazareth" who we all know died then came back to life. Navas = Nazareth may be a way to try and censor religoin in the anime as in La Pucelle: Tactics when it was localized in the US almost every instance of a cross was removed from the game

This happens in Chapter 16 of the manga as well.


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How did Cell survive and teleport back after blowing himself up?
In the episode where Cell (in his 2nd form) was trying to blow himself up along with the others, Goku teleported him to King Kai's planet to prevent him from destroying Earth.
How did Cell get back to Earth after self-destructing, while Goku and King Kai were killed? Not only that, how he was he able to stay alive in his 3rd or perfect form?

Along with Piccolo's regeneration, he has Frieza's ability to survive in space; after Cell achieves his Super Perfect Form due to his brush with death when he self-destructs, he explains in the original English dub of the anime that this is because each individual cell in his body has a life-force of their own. When he self-destruct along with Goku in King Kai planet, he stated that there were remaining cells that were not destroyed and had stored the state of his final form. The same cells merged with Goku's cells, thus enabling him to learn the Instant Transmission technique and initiate it.

Oh I see. But he should only regenerate to his current form before he exploded which is the 2nd form right? How did he got back to Perfect form without consuming Android 18?

it is called Super Perfect Cell. Super Perfect Cell (超完全体セル, Cho Kanzentai Seru) is a version of Cell's perfect form after he receives a Zenkai from his recovery after a botched self-destruction that takes the lives of Goku, King Kai, Bubbles and Gregory. Despite Cell's loss of Android 18 (and after he self-destructs, Android 17), his cells retain the memory of his Perfect Form, which makes it possible for him to regenerate back into that form. He also gained the zenkai. An ability of saiyan to become stronger after surviving a near death experience.

Frieza couldn't survive any injury. He didn't survive his own attack and Trunk's sword and Cell learnt the IT technique when his cells merged with Goku's (who was also blown up).

It's called cheating. Deal with it! Jokes aside though, the other person above explained it pretty well.


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How do Goku and Gohan manage to turn into great apes in Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z?
From what I know, they look at the full moon with their tails still intact before they turn into great apes, or "ozaru" as it is called in Japanese.
How does their transformation work?

What do you mean how does it work? Like, why do they transform?

Saiyan's have an ability which allows them to transform into a Great Ape, which comes along with a massive power boost making them even stronger.The premise of your question basically answers how the transformation happens. With reference to what exactly happens after, apart from the transformation change as described, the Saiyan's power increases 10 folds. You can read more about the transformation here.

According to the Dragonball Wiki:
In order for the transformation to take place, the Saiyan needs to have a tail, as the glands responsible for initiating the transformation are located exclusively there. The Saiyan also needs to absorb at least 17 million zeno units of Blutz Waves through the eyes to initiate the transformation. Blutz Waves are found only in sunlight reflected by a moon. If there is no moon, a planetary body will reflect the same amount of rays. The easiest way to achieve this is to gaze at the full moon, making Saiyans similar to werewolves in this aspect. If any clouds covered the moon and/or a planetary body, it would block certain amounts of the radiation. Vegeta once made himself transform by firing Power Ball, which is a "fake moon" reflecting the requisite amount of Blutz Rays into the air, and then staring at it. A device on board Saiyans' Attack Pods also project a hologram of a moon that was realistic enough to allow Blutz Waves to be reflected in the event of their landing on a planet that lacks a moon, as evidenced by an incident where Gohan went Great Ape while training for fighting the Saiyans prior to their invasion due to Goku's attack pod reactivating.

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Is there a name for when characters eyes are hidden from the shot when emotional?
The eyes of characters in anime always disappear when they're upset or when they're going to get serious.
Is there a name for when a characters eyes disappear like that?

In Japanese, and even in English, there is a proverb that basically states that eyes speak more than the mouth does.
In anime/manga especially, eyes are drawn as very expressive and are generally indicative of how a character feels or what they're thinking. When you remove that, it adds a layer of mystery about the intentions of a character and by extension the story/events immediately after.
This works extremely well when the character is either going through an emotional turmoil and is about to take a drastic action, or when a character is about to do something entirely unpredictable and introduce a plot-twist. Here's a good example:

This is Goku RIGHT before his body switches to offensive and he attacks Jiren, transforming into MUI right after. A massive plot-twist to the fight that turns the tables completely.


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Did All for one give his ability to Tomura?
In My Hero Academia, after the Showdown between All for One and all might, One for all is finally defeated.
But when he was arrested, All for One said the words :

As a teacher, I win, as my pupil is ready. (paraphrasing)

While it most certainly concerns the growth of Tomura, both as a leader, and as a villain, I am left wondering if it implied something more.
Did All for One pass on his ability to Tomura, the same All Might passed his ability to Izuku ?
We already know that All for One is able to give and take other's ability at will, I don't think it would be far fetched to think that this could apply to All for One itself.
On a story viewpoint, it would make Tomura a much stronger foe, and make him even more of a parallel to Izuku.
So, did Tomura inherit from All for One ? (is there any specification, from Canon, or author, hinting or stating that he did/did not ?)

As of chapter 181, there is no way to know yet and we could speculate anything. Personally I believe he just meant that the brainwashing of Tomura is complete.

Still nothing about it. I guess, only time will tell. So, there is no answer to this question at the moment.

Now that the manga has gone so far ahead uptill the 276th chapter, i'm pretty sure this question has been answered in i guess the 270th chapter or...maybe near 268 something...

In the anime? No. But in the manga? Yes:

 Shigiraki gains All for one and goes ballistic trying to get Midoriya's power, we see him use radio waves on Endeavour, who cant speak on the earpiece anymore. He'll likely try and use more powers later, unless he really does get beaten as chapter 280 shows


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Has the episode count for Black Clover been announced?
According to Wikipedia it's 13 eps, MAL hasn't said anything and some say it's 50/51 eps.
Does anyone really know how many episodes the series is going to be?
Considering the slow pacing, I think it's going to be longer than 12/13 episodes... but I may be wrong.

It's time slot, 18:25 on Tuesdays, suggests TV Tokyo wasn't planning it being a year long since most previous shows in that slot aired for three months with a couple being airing for six months.

The Wikipedia entry probably got updated from the Funimation site, which listed 13 eps.

Nothing "official" has been announced yet, it was assumed that it's going to have 13 episodes because that's kind of the norm nowadays and Funimation did list it at one point as having that many episodes, but they were wrong about episode order before so, who knows.
Recently though, Yonkou_Prod, a fan-site that was responsible for several anime leaks in the past, claimed that the anime's episode order has been expanded to 51 episodes, and as unlikely as that sounds, they seem confident about their claims...
Whether and who you want to believe is totally up to you, but the fact of the matter is: we don't know anything official yet.

Even though Wikipedia says 13 episodes, I have a gut feeling it ill be longer.
This is because the third episode was mainly a filler in many ways.
I think if the anime was 12-13 episode season or 24-25 season, there is no way they would have added a filler this early into the series.
So I'm thinking a good 50-60 episode series or it might even be like One Piece and Naruto a long running series.

Wait that's 2 out of 3 episodes of filler already?

Yeah but 2nd episodes just elaborated on a cannon past so it technically is  not filler. Just a rearrangement of story from manga.


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How was Law's fever cured by eating Ope Ope fruit?
I saw the episode in which Law had a fever and was about to die.
Just by eating the Ope Ope fruit his fever was cured.
As I understood, it makes you a genius doctor, but how was he cured instantly?

I just wanna know... You up to that arc and yo name "Germa Vinsmoke"? :)

I'm watching it @TGamer

@TGamer +1 for closing the quote before the question mark.

Eating Ope Ope no Mi does not guarantee a cure per se. Remember the scene when Law tried to heal Rosinante? Rosinante laughed at him and said it doesn't work that way. Ope Ope no Mi is simply a tool/means to heal someone.
Law had to study being a doctor and medicine to cure himself with said knowledge.
As the wiki has said,

The Ope Ope no Mi is a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that allows its user to create a spherical space or "room", in which the user has complete control over the placement and orientation of the objects inside, making the user a Free Modification Human (改造自在人間 Kaizō Jizai Ningen?).

Like the description has said, the Ope Ope no Mi is indeed a powerful devil fruit but more powerful if the user has medical knowledge.

The Ope Ope no Mi has been described as having "miraculous" properties, having the ability to cure any kind of illness, but at the same time still requires some extent of medical knowledge in order to be utilized effectively as the fruit's influence only bends but not fully defy biological aspects of those recipient to its life-saving applications and its miraculous healing is actually focused on spatially extracting disease-causing impurities such as bacteria and viruses directly out of the patients' bodies. As such, if a doctor of prodigious medical expertise were to obtain this fruit's power, their medical abilities would be second to none.

I recommend also googling questions and reading the wiki to find the answer to for future reference. :)

But he need to perform the operation then how was his fever cured just by eating the fruit.

As I've said, it wasn't shown. He cured himself off-screen. Eating the Ope Ope no Mi does not INSTA-CURE you to any disease. You must have at least basic medical knowledge to use it. It's near-useless if you don't have medical knowledge. Also, Law read a lot of his father's books when he was young so he may have some medical knowledge he got from it to cure himself.

A great analogy would be giving an uneducated person a book. If he can't read, that book is basically useless. So he has to learn how to read first to fully utilize the gift given to him.

I believe it has nothing to do with the fruit.
I think a more logical reasoning would be that when he saw Corazon's body, his adrenaline levels pumped up a lot. Even in real life (if you want to relate) when you are really sick and can't get out of bed, you could get up and run if something like that happens in front of you. In this case, Law developed a liking to Corazon, and seeing get all bloody like that could have killed him. By now you know how Luffy felt in the Marineford arc, especially at that moment (you know what). As a kid, it is a shock he didn't faint or something. Not to mention he was sick.

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Why didn't anybody recognize the Z fighters at the Cell games?
During the Cell-games saga, Mr. Satan was supposed to be the World Martial Arts champion and he was held in high regard by most common people.
By contrast the Z-fighters, most of whom just happened to be high profile fighters from the 21st through the 23rd World Martial Arts tournaments, were perceived to be nobodies by the general populace.
But they were all the top contestants of the previous Martial arts tournament, which can't be too much more than 15 years before the Cell games.
They were the highest profile Martial artists of the previous decade.
If we compared this to modern boxing, it would be analogous to praising Wladimir Klitschko, but completely dismissing Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfiled.(although Klitschko is younger).
I can understand why they didn't recognize Goku, but Piccolo, Tien, Yamcha, and Krillin should have been immediately recognizable.
Why were they dismissed so much?

Common people in DBZ don't generally outright celebrate people unless they are constantly bombarded in the mainstream media. Like Mr. Satan for example. He was always on television and groomed to be a hero by himself and his cohorts. He used his money from winning the tournament (no Z warriors participated) as machinery for his hype. The Z warriors don't have such interest.

Common people sure, but journalists specialized in martial arts should have such knowledge, and the announcer clearly had no idea who the Z Warriors are and what are they capable of.

Keep in mind that the previous martial arts tournament took place in another, or more specifically the previous, series, DragonBall. They are all grown up or older in DBZ. Goku and Gohan appeared there as SSJ. No one recognized Gohan when he was SSJ (when he met Videl for example). As for Tien, Piccolo and the others, it can only be assumed that they were simply 'nobodies' as you said, no one would know them.
They were major characters in DB but not as much in DBZ. Piccolo has appeared several times after that to people and on the occasion where he was trying to persuade the humans to give their energy to Goku, people ran from him and called him a monster. Only a few of the more important characters recognized them, the army general and an elderly couple recognized Goku and years later Videl remembered Gohan. Also remember that the Cell Games were being broadcasted for roughly about 1/5 of the entire length of the full fight as the video camera was destroyed and also keep in mind that the camera was mainly focused on Goku for the short period the event was being aired, it merely skimmed over the others.
So I will conclude by saying that there is no definitive answer to this, but the fact that they weren't perceived generally as major major characters in the plot and as such would not be recognized by anyone in the general human populace.

But they were all High Profile Martial artists 15-25 years before the cell games.  Tien himself had won the 22nd tournament, and Piccolo was infamous.

@iKIsR  and why are you talking about things that occured in the buu saga?  All that stuff happened after the Cell games.

@iKIsR  I think you misunderstood my question.  I did NOT ask why they were not recognized from the cell games, I'm asking why they weren't recognized during the cell games.

@SamIam are you sure you read my answer, see the first line and the last paragraph of my answer. I only made reference to the Buu saga to show that nobody really knew Piccolo.

@iKlsR But that's really part of his question; why didn't people know who Piccolo was if he was a finalist in previous tournaments? Simply stating that nobody knew of him doesn't explain why nobody knew of him.

I don't think people get the point I am trying to reach here. It's almost like asking why nobody except people from your hometown recognized you at the Grammy's even though you went last year etc..

It does seem silly that no one recognizes Demon Piccolo Jr who once tried to conquer the world but was defeated by Son Goku, the last known World Martial Arts Champion. The only thing I can see in the answer that would save this seemingly contradictory fact would be that the camera's did not focus well on the Z fighters. As pointed out, the cameras blew up 1/5 the way through. The better question is why is Mr. Satan so well known as the World's Champion even though Goku, Tien, and Muten Roshi(Jacki Chun) were the last ones to win???

@Nil Don't forget that King Piccolo was defeated and so everybody forgot about him. In the last tournament in the DragonBall saga, Piccolo Jr. wasn't recognized either to start with. Goku was SSJ and has aged 11 years and the others were unknown persons with exception to Tien who himself was never in some TV broadcast. Mr. Satan is in the media all the time so he has a ridiculously high recognition.

@Tartori that is what I have been trying to say. Let's not start a discussion here however. If need be, this can be moved to a chatroom.

The Z fighters weren't recognized during the Cell games because they had never had extensive media coverage done on them before.
The Tenkaichi Budokai was never filmed, but I'm sure that some people who attended might have recognized the uniforms and hairstyles (or lack thereof), but that wasn't really a huge group of people.
It was later revealed that the announcer had barely recognized Goku and Piccolo. At that time, Mr. Satan was the majority winner of all the Budokai(s) thereafter. He was basically the Mayweather of the time. Totally undefeated in the ring, the common people of the world assumed he was the strongest.
As you can see, the anime makes a lot more inconsistencies than the manga. In the manga, Goku had never been caught on camera anywhere before the Cell games. That whole bit of Goku being given the key to the world after defeating Demon King Piccolo didn't happen in the manga. The King actually took off and left Goku, a child, to fight Piccolo alone. Bulma and co. showed up later after Goku had already left called the media, and told them that the world was saved by the forces of good.
So the aside from the two second place fights and one first place fight at the Budokai Tenkaichi, Goku had not been seen by the entire world before. He had only a few martial arts fans before the tournament became as mainstream as it eventually became. How can you recognize someone you've never really seen, right? Vegeta had appeared on camera once during the Saiyan Saga, and the same for some of our heroes, but only very briefly. Gohan's appearance changed dramatically. Trunks was from the future so nobody recognized him. Krillin should have been recognized because he didn't grow much from child to adult.
That's probably the best answer anyone can give. I saw some other posts that gave really good answers and you shot them down. I don't see why. It's a cartoon. I don't know what you expect.
Plus, I think it would be better to ask: Why weren't the Z Fighters recognized from the Cell games during the tournament prior to the Buu Saga?
To me, that's a much better question, because they had actually been seen on TV at that point. Plus, there were little mascot people doing shows at the tournament, who strongly resembled all the Z Fighters. You will be made to think that someone would have put two and two together by then. However, it's completely understandable for anyone who holds the manga in higher regard than the anime.

Here are some reasons:

All the focus was on Cell, who was going to destroy the world, and Hercule, the world's champion. The king of the world somewhat recognized Goku as the boy who defeated King Piccolo (but did not fully make the connection because he was a SS) and the announcer knew that they defeated Cell. Relatively, only Goku was (barely) recorded fighting Cell.

And, they were all considered crazy (Piccolo being green and Tien having a third eye may not have helped) for showing up to fight Cell, and were not taken as serious fighters.

The Z Fighters only appeared in the tournament no more than 3 times. And I can't think of a time that they were recognized by some random person.
When Piccolo entered the next tournament, he was worried that his name would be recognized, but was not concerned with his appearance, in fact non of them were (expect Gohan, but his reasons were different). So they didn't expect to be recognized, perhaps because too much time had past.
Dragon Ball Z is different from Dragon Ball. All of their tournament appearances happened in the latter. And there are a lot of other inconsistencies (like Piccolo being a demon)

So it may have been because the focus was on Hercule, the Z Fighters were not taken seriously, too much time has past, and, more likely, that Dragon Ball Z is just not Dragon Ball.

While the things that you mentioned there might be true, none of them are answers to this question

@SamIam I hoped I make it into the form on an answer

so that's your answer?  that Dragonball is not even canon?

@SamIam No, but that there are discrepancies between the two (although most of it is pretty consistent overall)

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Where do Saga's pants come from?
In episode 71, Saga wears his Gemini Golden Cloth when he was fully naked. But in episode 73, when his cloth shatters, we see that he is wearing a pair of pants. When did he put on those pants? Where did they come from? Were they hidden inside the Golden Cloth?

Just before he wears his cloth. (Episode 71)

When his cloth shatters. (Episode 73)

He traveled at speed of light to his closet, put some pants on, and came back (still at speed of light). That is the real power of a golden saint !

Gold Saints move at light speed ;)

Short answer: from censure.

Another possibility: all saint clothes are made with the same material of Phoenix Armor.

After rewatching this a couple times, I believe this is just a case of censoring.
When the Cloth is put on to begin with, there is really no way there could be a single, contiguous (cyan) fabric encased within it:

As you can see, the Cloth itself is made up of multiple pieces, so it's more than likely the pants did not come from the Cloth.
If we discount the option of him, somehow, off-camera, removing the armor and placing the pants beneath, the only option is that it was added as a censor; as @user301 noted in a comment above, the lighting when the Cloth shattered did not permit a shadow in Saga's groin area (nor did the subsequent shots allow blocking it); so, in order to not have to do a black box or pixelation, the production staff opted to use a concept similar to Magic Pants, permitting Saga to have a pair of pants remaining after the Cloth itself shattered.

In the Anime, strange effects happen with clothing when wearing the Cloth (and later removing it).
At many points of the series, you can see that when Seiya wears the Cloth, his pants are changed from his trademark jeans to another kind of elastic fabric. When he takes off his Cloth, or when it is destroyed, this fabric is kept instead of returning to jeans. I recalling this effect was evident also with Shun, but happens to every Saint.
Compare it to a magical girl transformation.
I must say that the manga do not incur on this. When Seiya wears Saggitarius Cloth for the first time, you can see the star patterned-pyjama under it.


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What were the first anime and manga based on real idols?
AKB0048 (anime) and AKB49 (manga) are based on popular Japanese idol group AKB48.
What were the first manga and anime based on real idols instead of fictional characters?

I don't have any evidence for this, but all the idol anime/manga that I know of before the AKB48 ones were focused on fictional idol groups. There might be some real-life inspiration, but by and large the characters and groups were all fictional. Thus I think AKB may be the first example.

As far as I know, 『アイドルコミックス・実録まんが岡田有希子』 Idol Comics: Documentary Manga Yukiko Okada (published by Gakken in 1984) featuring the story of Yukiko Okada's early life until her debut could be the first of its kind.
Update: Idol Comics was a series of manga based on the real lives of not only idols, but also famous baseball players and pro wrestlers ("idol" in a wider sense). As far as I can find on Amazon.co.jp, it appears that the first volumes came out in January, 1983. One of the volumes featured 堀ちえみ Chiemi Hori (idol born in 1967, debut 1982), so that would make this the earliest one I can find.  The other three volumes that came out in the same month featured Tatsunori Hara (baseball player), Daisuke Araki (baseball player), and Tiger Mask (pro wrestler).
As for the anime, 『ピンク・レディー物語 栄光の天使たち』Pink Lady Monogatari: Eiko no Tenshitachi (TV anime aired from 1978 to 1979) featuring Pink Lady would most likely be the first. There seems to be some made-up episodes inserted (like intensive training to dance with their limbs bound), but most of what was depicted was based on real-life stories.


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How can one tell if Nappa has become a Super Saiyan?
We can identify Super Saiyans by the change in the colour of their hair.
With Nappa being bald, how could we identify he has become a Super Saiyan? Is it only by the increase in power?

maybe... just maybe he grows hair?

Just look at what the scouter says about his power.

I don't remember Nappa turning into a SSJ. When did that happen?

Joking answer: At SS1, Nappa loses his mustache and grows one yellow hair. At SS2, Nappa loses his eyebrows too and grows more hair. At SS3, Nappa loses all his hairs, while his head shines instead. Every 30 seconds, the shine will change from Red to Yellow, Yellow to Green, and Green to Red like a traffic light. LOL

It's not only by hair.

As you can see, the eyebrows and eye color changes as well. So you'll be able to tell.

But what if he goes to Super Saiyan 3 or more?

@HariNandha: Well, since it hadn't happened, we can't tell for sure.

Also, SSJ seems to emit a yellow glow around the character (when they are powering up).

It could be possible that as goku's hair gets double the size at SSJ3, Nappa gets hair at SSJ3! :P

hair growing longer for Super Saiyan 3 is the result of it take hair from other places, Nappa will get hair but he becomes bold elsewhere

@HariNandha If nappa went SSJ3 he would lose his eyebrows. Not sure about the hair though

As anime watchers, it's difficult for us to fully grasp how a character sees another character, and we have to understand how some react to others. When Freiza returns with his father and faces Trunks, he watches him become a Super Saiyan and shouts, "Those eyes! They have the same eyes!". This leads me to believe that the intensity of Ki energy seen through a transformed Saiyan's eyes is much more incredible than the solid blue-green circles that we see.
There is also the matter of aura, which is difficult to consider. We see a yellow, 2D arc over the character, but I can only imagine that to see one's aura intensify to a visible level, must be like watching them enveloped by fast moving, controlled flames.
These characteristics would surely be noticeable enough to see that he has transformed, but there is the playful idea that he could grow hair, much like Goku's SSJ3 form. However, I don't believe that with those gigantic muscles, Nappa could ever flow enough Ki through his entire body, without losing it at every nerve, to force his body to grow more hair. I see the Saiyan's hair serve only one purpose as a direct channel of Ki, and it grows when there is too much Ki for it to contain. With that said, I think Nappa's body doesn't allow efficient enough usage of Ki for him to need such a channel of Ki, nonetheless transform into the ultimate warrior form.

Well if you remember what Freiza comments on seeing Trunk is not about the hair but its those saiyan eyes.
Apparently the pupil becomes green on the transformation.
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By looking at his eye brows and mustache if it is gold or if u see yellow super saiyn energy flair around nappa.

Includin the eyes

By that time, there was no ''yellow hair'' yet so it probably wasn't a wild thought. Nappa has a small role in the DBZ series compared to Vegeta who is his companion but hey maybe Nappa has hair on other places. E.g. eyebrows.


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Why did Madara have Rinnegan before activating it and nobody noticed?
While I was watching Episode 322 of Naruto Shippuden, I found what I guess is a mistake:
First look at the picture:

Since Madara came, he was using only Sharingan, and this can be seen until 07:43 in the picture, while he was dodging Gaara's sand attacks. However, when Naruto was above him with an Odama Rasengan, Madara suddenly could be seen with the Rinnegan on his eyes (07:45), and nobody noticed it like if it was a mistake. It should have been normal Sharingan.
Then, at 08:17, Madara was using the Mangekyou Sharingan, since he activated it after Naruto's attack to invoke the Susanoo.
And after that, at around 10:04, Madara was targeted by a Rasenshuriken, hence he had to activate the Rinnegan, and that was at 10:06. It was the first time that he did it since he came to life with Edo Tensei, and that could be confirmed from everybody's reaction when they saw his Rinnegan at around 10:56 ("Why does he have the Rinnegan?").
Was it a mistake that they drew Madara with the Rinnegan at 07:45?

Good observation but I think this is a duplicate I just don't see the other question.

Yes, it was a mistake (and yes, I noticed it before you did, ask the regulars at chat =P), nice job spotting it!
In the manga, that specific scene doesn't exist (the part where he looks up at the Rasengan), so apparently the animators or the editors simply made him with the Rinnegan for some reason.

The animators may have drawn things correctly, in sequence, but the editors may have reused bits of footage (commonly done - saves time and effort) and missed the eyes. Another reason why copy-paste can bite you ;)


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What are the similarities and differences between Reiatsu and Chakra?
What are the similarities and difference between Reiatsu from Bleach and Chakra from Naruto?
I've felt that they both are similar, like it's a part of the individuals' insides/spirit/soul and also it can be sensed from a distance. Generally, the higher the person's Reiatsu or Chakra levels, the stronger that person is. Another similarity is how Chakra and Reiatsu diminishes to zero while dying. However, there are some significant differences which don't make them the same thing with different names.
I want to know both the differences and the similarities between them.

Well, one of the main differences is most likely that chakra in Naruto seems to be a power exclusive to living things (like animals, plants and humans) while reiatsu in Bleach is more of a general form of energy (as all of Seireitei is made of reishi). Also, chakra can only be used through a medium (a body, tool etc.) while reishi can just be collected from outside and then used (like the way quincies collect reishi to form their arrows)
Also, later in Naruto, Madara explains that

 chakra was not actually a power of humans. They "stole" it from the God Tree (神樹, Shinju), which then became the Ten-Tails. And the Sage of the Six Paths inherited chakra from his mother, defeated the Ten-Tails and gave chakra to living things as a mean to connect each others hearts. Only later they started to refuse to connection to each other, and instead train their own chakra to use it in battle. So while reiatsu is a ever present form of energy, chakra is more of a foreign power to humans

In my personal opinion, I think that reiatsu is a symbol of "the power of one's Soul" while chakra is "the power of one's body".

also note that the translated words tha replace Reatsu is Spiritual PRESSURE, because when released, it exerts pressure on people around it. Enough of it can slow down weaker opponents, Damage your own body if its not strong enough (ichigo when he first got bankai), paralyze really weak opponents (aizen did this to ichigos friends), or even erase the existence of things or even regular humans (aizen again). Also, everything in the soul society is made Reshi, which can be directly converted into Reatsu (primarialy by Quincies)