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Has any other work of ONE been animated aside One Punch Man and Mob Psycho 001?
One has written several stories , the best known ones probably are One Punch Man and Mob Psycho 001. These last 2 have been animated. How about the other ones? Has any other work of ONE been animated aside One Punch Man and Mob Psycho 001?

No, only One Punch Man and Mob Psycho has been animated so far, although some of his works were published as a manga by different publishers.


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Which threat level was Garou when he defeated Tank Top Master?
As far as I understand, Garou got stronger during the series. How strong was he when he fought Tank Top Master? Which threat level was Garou when he defeated him?

He's already at The Dragon threat level as we know in the anime. He fights top tank in human form that means he's already on a dragon threat level.

Before Garou defeated Tank Top Master and even afterwards, the Hero Association never considered him a real threat, which got Sitch worried, as seen in Chapter 45. So, no, Garou has no assigned threat level when he defeated Tank Top Master. It was not until Chapter 83 that the Association formally declared him as a Dragon-level threat.
There's no way to gauge exactly how strong he was when he defeated Tank Top Master but seeing as he defeated several heroes successively in a short span of time, I'd say he has, more or less, similar capabilities as that of higher ranked S-class heroes.

To my downvoter, mind telling me what information I stated wrong?

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Why King was needed as a decoy to grab the attention of elder centipede?
For grabbing the attention of elder centipede,

 and killing him, King was need as a decoy for Saitama to kill him.

Why King was needed as a decoy to grab the attention of elder centipede?

Actually, it was not King himself that was needed. In Chapter 82, you'll read the following dialogue:

They say Centichoro cooperates with the Monster Association so he can get revenge against Blast...

Remember that it was not King himself that made Centichoro go after him but rather, it was after he mentioned Blast. King said that he brought Blast with him and after taunting Centichoro that he was too afraid to face Blast, Centichoro, presumably angered, went after him, thinking Blast was with him.
To conclude, King himself was not specifically needed for the task. It was his lie that Blast was there that distracted Centichoro since Centichoro apparently wants to get revenge upon Blast. Centichoro probably would not have wanted to miss the chance to get even so after hearing that Blast was there, he charged towards him. Saitama used Centichoro's hatred towards Blast against him, resulting to his defeat.

yeah, but couldnt just be Saitama the one who claimed to bring Blast with him? Was it because King is better known as a hero or something?

@Pablo Yeah, you have a point there. King was well known not just among heroes but monsters, too. If it was Saitama, then Centichoro would probably just ignore him, an unknown hero, thinking he's bluffing or he's just small fry. Then again, it's also possible he'd still believe Saitama. Remember, he wants to get revenge upon Blast and provoking him by saying that Blast was there, regardless of who the person is, would probably elicit the same reaction.

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Is merged Zamasu fully immortal in Dragon Ball Heroes?
In Dragon Ball Heroes episode 10 Jiren attacks merged Zamasu with a giant energy ball and merged Zamasu gets out of it unharmed, claiming he's immortal. In Dragon Ball Super, merged Zamasu was half immortal, because he was the fusion of an immortal body with a mortal one, so his right side took harm with Goku's, Trunks' and Vegito's attacks. Is merged Zamasu fully immortal in Dragon Ball Heroes?

In Dragon Ball Heroes episode 11 , Zamasu states to Jiren he's fully inmortal. (he always is going to be healed he says)


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Is King's luck natural or does he have some sort of "luck superpower"?
Supposedly King has escaped situations a lot of times out of bluffing and pure luck. Is this luck natural or does he have some sort of "luck superpower"?

When Saitama first confronts King in King's apartment, King's internal monologue includes a line to the effect that he just seems to attract monsters.  In the anime, at least, Saitama also specifically remarks that monsters just seem to show up on King when the Giant Bird crashes the party.  King, at least, considers this extraordinarily unlucky.
King is otherwise someone whose reputation precedes him to a comical degree.

 The King Engine is really just his heart beating so hard and so loud from being scared that people can hear it.  But people believe that it's the sound of his rage, or of his powering up, or something of that effect, so that when opponents hear it it scares them, and when bystanders hear it it excites them (because maybe they're going to see a dumb monster actually try to stand up to King and get obliterated).

Virtually anything King says or does gets interpreted through the lens of "this is an incredibly powerful and badass man".
Several examples come to mind.  For one:

 After spending a night gaming and being a mess from not cleaning up first and having spilled stuff on himself, King arrives at an early meeting concerning the Monster Association.  The HQ staff assumes the "up all night" part means he's been battling all night, and that he is covered with the fluids of his enemies (rather than his slushy).  Sweet Mask is impressed with King's dedication and stamina, recognizing him as a true and proper hero, and backs off a bit from his confrontational attitude with the HQ now that he knows someone like King is involved.

Recently in the anime you could see him playing a video game, and when called by the Hero Association to deal with the sudden uprising of monsters, tells them he can't because he's fighting something else right now, and has to go deal with the secret boss.  They assume he's actually fighting an actual, real-world threat.  One that surpasses what they're already trying to deal with.
Another:

 (webcomic) During the Monster Association arc, King is escorting the kidnapped child best as he can out of the tunnels, when Tatsumaki rips up the entire base and brings it above ground.  King panics and hides with the kid as soon as this starts.  While the other S-classes complain about her reckless move and how it endangered them, Tatsumaki insults them and praises King as the only one of the S-class smart enough and skilled enough to take care of himself, the child, and deal with her move all at once, like a proper hero should.

And:

 (webcomic) Atomic Samurai requests that King show him his sword swing, as such a thing will reveal to him a great deal about the one who swings the sword.  King says that he has no training with the sword, but Atomic Samurai insists it will still be a meaningful insight.  An apple is placed on the ground, and King kneels with the sheathed sword in his hands, prepared to draw it.  And he stays exactly that way for like 15 minutes, stricken immobile by a panic attack over how now Atomic Samurai will know he's a fake, swing or no swing.  He then puts the sword down, stands up, and silently walks away without looking back.  Atomic Samurai shits bricks, thinking that King's sword slice was so fast and so sublime that not only did he not see it, but that the apple "never even knew it was cut".  He praises him for doing the diplomatic and honorable thing by quietly walking away, and with admiration calls King a true monster for managing such a feat, which was beyond even his imagination and skill, despite having "no training".

Even Saitama originally just assumes that King is very strong based on his reputation, and that whatever he is doing is because of that.  He wonders if King bailed on the fight with that cyborg because it was boring to him; Saitama seemed kind of hopeful he'd found someone who shared his ennui from having amazing power.  Saitama, however, is the only one that King has both confessed the truth to, and who has believed King about it.

 (webcomic) Recently, King tried to gain real strength by seeking martial arts training.  He tells Bang that he's not strong at all, and that Bang, being the wise old master that he is, surely saw through that long ago.  Bang doesn't believe him at all, and thinks if he's going to train someone it shouldn't be someone strong (like King) but a normal person. Bang feels encouraged that even someone as strong as King still feels he can improve and has the humility to see weakness in himself.  Every other dojo he goes to responds similarly, regardless of King's protestations of his actual weakness, thinking their style is too peaceful for King, or not nearly advanced enough for King, or that he was spoiling for a fight, etc.

While King does have a certain measure of luck (though at times it is a curse), he does seem to have developed certain skills to exploit this reputation.  He knows he's intimidating to others and uses that whenever possible to get out of bad situations.  He's gotten rather good at bluffing, as well, which is assisted by the fact that his reputation is so powerful that enemies will construe any (cowardly) actions he takes as the traps and feints of a supreme tactician.  Including simply running away.  Nothing has formally stated that King has any supernatural origins to his luck, so as-is it is just ordinary serendipity coupled with a bit of developed skill in bluffing.

As to how far I've read in the manga, I think that King is just someone who is naturally lucky. While the wiki does list his ability as a superpower, it was never really properly explained in the manga.
Characters with high luck in manga are not really unprecedented as I've found out that there are other characters from other series that are just naturally lucky. It's a trope called 'Born Lucky'. So, it's not really a surprise that King would be just naturally lucky. We can't say for sure that it's really a superpower, unless it would be explicitly stated in the manga or by ONE himself.

Well I wouldn't consider it to be a Superpower. If that were the case, he would be lucky in every single thing he did which isn't necessarily true. Also, you cannot entirely consider it to be luck as King himself puts on a very intimidating face under several circumstances and also, is capable of bluffing his way out of many difficult situations. The character has been written in such a way who tends to be sort of lucky when it comes to him fooling the "Hero Association" and the media with regard to his strength.


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Is Orience on Gran-Pulse somewhere?
Final Fantasy Type-0 is set in Orience however it seems to be connected with Final Fantasy XIII as ultimately the world is being manipulated by  fal'Cie in the forms of

each nation's Crystal being a fal'Cie (as the Crystals can brand people l'Cie)

 Arecia Al-Rashia who created the Crystals and a servant of the fal'Cie Pulse

 Gala, servant of the fal'Cie Lindzei who leads the Rursan Army for Tempus Finis

 Diva, a neutral observer who i don't know who she serves

and their goal is obviously to open Etro's gate as per the will of Bhunivelze .
since these fal'Cie seems to have came from Pulse or Lindzei and more or less going after the the same end goal Pulse's and Lindzei's fal'Cie on Gran-Pulse and Cocoon were after, does this mean that Orience is somewhere on Gran-Pulse? or is it another artificial world like Cocoon or something else?

Orience in Final Fantasy Type-0 does not reside on Gran-Pulse from Final Fantasy XIII.
The commonalities that are seen between Final Fantasy Type-0 and Final Fantasy XIII is due to both games being apart of the Fabula Nova Crystallis series. While they share common mythology, they are do not exist within the same universe. This was explained during the Fabula Nova Crystallis' announcement in 2006

FABULA NOVA CRYSTALLIS, defined in Latin as "the new tale of the crystal," is made up of several different titles based on variations of the FINAL FANTASY XIII universe. However, while each title in the project features different characters, different worlds, and different stories, all are ultimately based on and expand upon a common mythos.
SQUARE ENIX UNVEILS THE NEXT GENERATION OF FINAL FANTASY

Additional, the Crystals we see in Final Fantasy Type 0 may be considered Fal'Cie and posses similar roles, they are not quite the same as the Fal'Cie we see in Final Fantasy XIII. In an interviewer with the director1, in regards to the mythology, it was stated the Crystals found in Final Fantasy Type 0 are merely equivalent to Fal'Cie.

In an interview found in Final Fantasy Type-0 Artwork Book: Secret Vermillion History, director Hajime Tabata said the Crystals have a limited Will of their own and, in terms of the Fabula Nova Crystallis mythology, are equivalent to the fal'Cie of Final Fantasy XIII (and were initially referred to as fal'Cie)
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How can 蛙 be read as あ ("a") in Asui Tsuyu's name?
In Japanese, Asui Tsuyu's name is written as 蛙吹 梅雨. Most of the kanji in her name makes sense. 梅雨 is read as つゆ ("tsuyu"), and 吹 is read as すい ("sui"), but from what I know 蛙 is read primarily as かえる ("kaeru"), and can also be read as かわず ("kawazu") or かいる ("kairu"), but I can't find anything about reading it as "a". Moreover, it isn't a jōyō kanji or a jinmeiyō kanji, so I find it unlikely that it's something that happens when the kanji is used in names, as it generally shouldn't be used in names at all. So what's the deal?

You might also be interested in our sister site, [japanese.se] for more general Q&A on the Japanese language.

蛙 has ア【a】 as one of the on-yomi, and kanji compound is usually read in on-yomi (some also have a reading in kun-yomi, but in general, all of the kanji in the kanji compound are read in either kun-yomi only or on-yomi only, but not mixed).
Some example where 蛙 is read as "a":

蛙黽 (abou): tree frog (toad)
蛙鳴 (amei): frog calling
蛙鳴蝉噪 (ameisensou): annoying noise; fruitless argument; useless controversy

As for Asui, her kanji representation 蛙吹 is read in on-yomi as 蛙（ア） and 吹（スイ）


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Fate/stay night. Why is Saber called a King and not a Queen?
Can anyone explain why Saber is called a "King" and not a "Queen"?
It's obvious that she is a female and the proper title for a regal female is "Queen".

from bit and pieces of my answer here

Merlin's prophecy never stated that the King had to be a boy

Merlin, an Human/Incubus Hyrbid and a powerful Magus, had prophesied that their next child would be Uther's successor as king and Uther believed this. However when Arturia was born Uther despaired as she was born a girl, not a boy. in those times a King could not make a child that was not male his successor even if she was fated to one day become a king. Merlin was delighted because the sex of the child had never mattered

Arturia was raised as a boy

Kay could tell that Arturia would grow up to be a beauty woman but his father told him to guide her like she was his brother and decided to treat her in that manner, though he did not believe it would be kept secret.

her gender was meant to be a secret

While being raised by Ector Merlin also visited teaching Arturia and acting as a sort of foster father figure to her. he also also revealed Arturia's gender to Kay making him swear to secrecy.

Arturia was made into a Psudo-male by Merlin

during this time Arturia had to deal with the problem of being able to produce an heir. to "help" Merlin used his magecraft to make Arturia into a pseudo-male capable of producing sperm for an unknown duration of time.

so for the most part while Merlin never said that the child would be a boy effort was made to make it seem as if Arturia was one because of the age she was in. after all the fact that gender wasn't mention makes it perfectly fine that in another timeline King Arthur is male with no change to the prophecy
Also in the Visual Novel Shirou notes the legend of King Arthur is ambiguous who Arthur was saying that one legend suggested that Arthur was actually a group of people. so her legend isn't perfectly clear anyway compared to the stories that are out there.
there is also Arturia's own opinion about herself

in both Studio Deen's anime and the Visual Novel there is a scene where Shirou walks in on Arturia having a bath in which she expresses that she doesn't have the body of a girl and later on when Arturia and Shirou go out into town they get into a fight where Shirou gets angry at Arturia not seeing her own femininity while Arturia argues that her femininity is pointless for a Servant and King.

Alright, I'm saying it now, that's a pretty freaking cool story.

@user28536 There's also the fact that she's supposed to be ~14 years old and "plausibly" looks like an effeminate young boy.  This gets combined with magical eternal youth from Excalibur + Avalon (I think just Avalon does that, but I forget; in any case, she was supposed to be the eternal, perfect King), and the fact that Arturia rarely made public appearances herself, rather sending someone like Gawain to do it for her to more easily maintain the male image, and was distant even from her own circle of knights. This reclusiveness becomes a plot point in some stories.


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Who is in charge of the monster association, Gyoro Gyoro or Orochi?
In the One Punch Man manga,

 Orochi is said to be the king of the monsters, but Gyoro Gyoro tells to (Phoenix I believe?) that he created Gyoro Gyoro.

Who is in charge of the monster association, Gyoro Gyoro or Orochi?

Orochi is the leader of the association. Gyoro Gyoro is just a close adviser. While he may have created him, that does not immediately mean he is more powerful or the immediate leader. Remember those two brothers in OPM, where the weak older brother created a really powerful and gigantic younger brother via his serum?


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Is Whirlwind Water Stream Roaring Aura Sky Ripping Fist just Bang and Bomb combined techniques or is it something more?
Bang and Bomb can perform an attack together called
Whirlwind Water Stream Roaring Aura Sky Ripping Fist
is this attack just supposed to be a combination of Whirlwind Iron Cutting Fist and  Water Stream Rock Smashing Fist power, or is it supposed to multiply them? Why their single attacks dont exhaust them, but the combined one does and can be used only once per battle? Is it because it demands more power?

It is a special combination attack that utilizes both styles, but cannot be used by a single person due to the mastery of the styles required, and the immense amount of energy necessary just to provide the minimum necessary from one of the styles.
The individual styles appear to be "equipped" in a mechanics sense, such that they occupy the same "slot" and so cannot be used by the same person at the same time.

 Until Garou comes along, that is, and learns both styles. He eventually combines them together, with one on his right side and the other on his left, to create not only this combination attack style by himself, but subsequently creates his own (arrogantly titled) style.


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How can the Armored Titan be killed if he can transfer his consciouness to his body and transform and heal?
So the user of the Armored Titan can transfer his consciouness to his body before being attacked, then transform into a Titan, and then heal his body. How can he be killed then?

Manga spoilers not possibly covered within the 3rd Season below.
There are three ways.
1.) Make him lose his will to live
In Chapters 102 - 103,

 when Eren infiltrated Marley, he had a talk with Reiner. During this, Eren transformed and Reiner tried protecting Falco but was also injured. His injuries, however, did not heal. Falco remarked that, to quote, 'if he has the power of a titan, any injuries should automatically heal themselves..So long as he has a strong will to live...'

During their talk,

 Reiner was showing remorse for everything he's done against Eren. Reading those chapters, you could say that Reiner lost his will to live after Eren, resulting to his injuries not healing.

Therefore, one way to kill the Armored Titan is to make him

 lost his will to live so that any injuries afflicted cannot heal.

2.) Wait for Ymir's curse to take into effect
Because of Ymir's curse, Titan users' lifespans only last for 13 years so another possible way is to wait until the Titan lived it's 13th year, then he'll die. The power will then be passed on to a random subject of Ymir born after his death.
3.) Make a Titan eat him
Using a Titan injection, a person can be turned into a Titan. Then while the Armored Titan is still in human form, if they can somehow subdue him in human form, the Titan can eat him and the power will be transferred.
This was how the power was taken forcibly from

 Frieda, Marcel, and Bertolt.


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OST in Naruto Shippuden
What is the ost playing at 1:54-3:53 in episode 456 of Naruto Shippuden?
The same song can also be heard in episode 368 at 1:31-2:33.

This sounds like an unreleased track. It doesn't show up in any of the soundtrack albums listed on the Wikia.
There are some unofficial imperfect versions floating around on YouTube.


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Did Kino no Tabi (2017 Remake) ever release a soundtrack?
I have been searching for a full soundtrack somewhere to at least purchase but I'm getting no results. Maybe that speaks for itself and tells me that it was not released, but I figured I should ask here before giving up. Anyone know something about it? Or should I give up?

As of current writing (June 2019), no, Kino no Tabi (2017) hasn't released its OST yet.
From the anime's official site (Japanese), the only product listed in the Music category is the OP&ED CD and the limited-edition DVD (which contains the MV for here and there).


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Who has the strongest power level according to Child Emperor's Okame-chan device?
Child Emperor has a mask shaped device which allows him to measure the physical strenght of their opponents. According to it, he's physically stronger than a bear.
Who has the strongest power level according to Child Emperor's Okame-chan device?

The wiki lists all measurements made.
The device was calibrated to measure the C-class hero Red Muffler at a value of 100.  It does not read levels below 0 or above 9999.
The highest successful reading it provided of a hero was for Great Philosopher at 2442.
The highest reading listed for anything at all was for the monster Jumping Spider, at a value of 6999.  Child Emperor places this rating at a disaster level of Demon.
However, he soon realizes the device is essentially useless in practice.  It doesn't measure esper powers, for example. Fubuki just measures at 19, a roughly normal fit human reading, apparently.  King and Genos both fail to produce a reading; King because Child Emperor supposes he's clearly going to be above 9999, and Genos because he's mostly a machine.  Reading Saitama seems to break the device and yields an undefined reading, which Child Emperor interprets as meaning that Saitama is weak.  And the aforementioned jumping spider originally only read at a level of 402, because he scanned the wrong part of the monster essentially.  As such he quickly dismisses it as nothing more than an entertaining bauble, and we haven't seen it since.

The trouble with Okame Chan is that it's very limited in what it can measure. So it'd measure Tatsumaki, King, Drive Knight and Genos as 0 -- well, as unmeasurable as Child Emperor didn't think to include a less than 1 or more than 9,999 reading in his device output, leading to some hilarious misunderstandings. That three of the four above-named heroes could pop your head like a zit is neither here nor there. Come to think of it, Dr. Bofoi would probably be a zero too as a middle-aged man who doesn't work out. Maybe even Zombieman depending on how 'alive' Okame Chan thinks he is.


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Did the fight between Orochi and Saitama happened in the webcomic like it just happened in the manga?
I readed the webcomic a while ago, and I dont remember the battle between Orochi and Saitama. Did it happen? How did things turn out to be in the webcomic in comparison with the manga?

Orochi doesn't exist in the webcomic iirc

Orochi does not exist in the webcomic.  Instead Gyoro-Gyoro is the official leader of the Monster Association, rather than its "Military Advisor" and shadow leader.
The wiki's trivia section for Orochi indicates he may have originally been intended by ONE (who came up with the character for the manga) to provide a better challenge to Tatsumaki and the combined S-class, perhaps to create an opening for Gyoro-Gyoro to disable Tatsumaki.


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Why we rarely see magic circle during battle in Fairy Tail : Final Series?
I remember couple years ago, the thing that made me fall in love in Fairy Tail is they way they always summon magic circle in almost every battle which is very cool. See this epic magic by mystogan

But in Fairy Tail : Final Series I don't remember those kind of things exist. Are they so rushed to finish this series by skipping this battle element? Or is there any specific reason for that? I also realize the battles in this final series are so lame and quickly ended compared to the first series.

I found this reddit post from 4 years ago that addresses this issue. Relevant comments from the thread:

u/AjStarGG: Well, the new studio is following the manga even closer than the old one and the circles are not in the manga.
u/GrumpySatan: The origin of the magic circles was to allow for them to reuse animation sequences. This saves a lot of time and money for anime studios since it helps extend the length of episodes without additional costs. Most animes based on popular and on-going series will use techniques like this. But it has become less popular as it generally degrades quality or breaks up the story.
It was actually fairly popular for fairy tail since they kept it consistent and it made some scenes (Mystogan v Laxus is my personal favorite) really good.

That might also be the reason why you feel the fights ended more quickly.


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Is Atomic Samurai speed in the same level of Flashy Flash?
I found this comment in a forum

Should'nt Atomic Samurai be sub relativistic since the databook puts
  his speed on the same level as Flashy flash?

Is this true? Is Atomic Samurai speed in the same level of Flashy Flash?

I can give at best a partial answer.  The part I can give are the databook pages concerning Atomic Samurai and Flashy Flash:

Their statblocks are nearly identical, and the one stat they have a max rating in is the same.  According to a post in a gamefaqs thread the stats listed in order are

(Tairyoku)Physical strength/Stamina
(Chiryoku)Intelligence
(Seigi-kan)Sense of Justice
(Jikyu-ryoku)Endurance
(Shunpatsu Ryoku)Instantaneous Force/Speed
(Ninki)Popularity
(Jiiseki)Success/actual Results
(hero-specific ability rating)

I've bolded the one stat they both have at maximum.
However, these are not objective stat blocks, they are stat blocks from the perspective of the Heroes Association (or possibly Genos, as there's a Saitama stat block later that's specifically from Genos's perspective).  King, for example, has max stats in every single category, which we know to not be objectively accurate.

is this the same hero rating shown in the One Punch Man wikia? There they claim item 5 is "power" , when all the others have the same name.

@Pablo The wikia should be using the databook entries, yes. I think it's hard to pin down the translations due to Japanese being what it is relative to English.  "Instantaneous force" would sound rather like power.  In the real world an incredibly fast attack is pretty much the same thing as an incredibly strong attack, since that's how kinetic energy works. Though in most super hero settings they're often considered separate things, where people can attack at ultra-relativistic speeds and still somehow hit like a feather and not blow up the atmosphere.


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How is possible Moro can defeat super saiyan blues but Majin Buu can fight him?
Ok, so Moro can't absorb Majin Buu ki like he did with Goku and Vegeta. That still doesnt explain why at the begining of the fight when Vegeta power wasnt absorbed yet, he could fight at the level of him. Is Moro actually weak and his powerful magic attacks is energy borrowed from the Earth and magic and stuff? That still doesnt explain his resistance to hold a super saiyan blue. Does he have magic tricks for increasing his resistance with characters who dont have magic? Did Majin Buu grow stronger than a SSJ3? The question which sums it all up is,
How is possible Moro can defeat super saiyan blues but Majin Buu can fight him?

Majin Buu  contains with in him the Grand Supreme Kai. The Grand Supreme Kai is, within his universe, second only in strength to the god of destruction (or possibly even stronger, remember Whis, a member of the same race, is said to be much stronger then Berus).It's also worth noting that the reason the supreme Kai lost is not because kid/pure Buu was stronger, he just absorbed him before he could react (he was actually holding his own very well). The resulting fat buu is only weaker then pure Buu because fat Buu was lazy and childish.
We also don't know how strong Moro is in comparison to a fully powered super sayian blue: remember he stole their energy and weakened them. The fan base have suggested he is somewhere between super sayian 3 and god. SSJ3 Goku was only slightly stronger then Fat Buu and could not defeat him due to Buu's unlimited stamina. A powered up Fat Buu could easily contend with a SSJ3.5 Lv enemy.
So now we have the second strongest being in the universe stored within fat buu staring to awaken again from within fat Buu. This is why he was able to beat Moro: He's still the Supreme Grand Kai. He was the sole controller/guardian and overseer of universe 7.


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What accent is Kanbaru referring to, and where did she live prior to her parents' deaths?
In chapter 34 of the Bakemonogatari manga, Kanbaru talks about her past. When she discusses her living situation after the death of her parents, she says:

I was bullied at the school I transferred to, simply put. I still have an accent now, but it was a lot worse back then. I had a lot of problems myself, but my head was filled with my parents.

What accent is she referring to? While I can find a mention of Kagenui having a Kansai accent, I can't find anything for Kanbaru at all, both explicitly in regards to her accent and in regards to where she was living before her parents died, which might provide some information here.

Could not recall any mention in the anime, either. A quick look at the light novels, however, seem to reveal some information, albeit also vague. To quote from Chapter 7 of Bakemonogatari: Monster Tale Part 02:

The way I spoke was different. I might talk like this now, but when I was still with my parents, we were all the way out on the tip of Kyushu, probably to get as far away as possible from this home. They talk in a thick accent there, and well...l wouldn't call it bullying, but I was made fun of, and I didn't have any friends.

Assuming that the tip she's referring to is the southernmost part of Kyushu, 'all the way out on the tip of Kyushu' may refer to a place somewhere on the Okinawa prefecture (possibly within the Yaeyama islands). So, it could refer to an accent unique to people who speak the Okinawan language or dialect.


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Why is Genos directly promoted to S rank and surpasses Amai Mask?
I remember Amai Mask decides to stay at the top of A class hero to prevent another heroes below him to get promoted. Then why is genos suddenly promoted to S rank and surpasses Amai Mask and other class A heroes just like that?
I couldn't understand the logic behind promoting genos who is just a newcomer in hero association (I know he's strong) and manages to get into the highest rank in just few episodes. And I don't see why Amai Mask has to keep his plan while knowing that there's a rule to promote a hero to S rank in instant.

The exams taken by heroes before joining the association was, IIRC, a way to determine if they pass the requirements needed and also, as an assessment of the skills they posses to know which rank they will be upon entering. Genos performed well on the exams so his rank upon acceptance was rank S. Amai Mask can only stop heroes that have been initially accepted as A rank, not those who were initially S rank.

Genos was already S-rank upon entering the Hero Association. Amai Mask couldn't stop his promotion as he was never promoted from A-rank to S-rank in the first place.
I couldn't understand the logic behind promoting Genos who is just a newcomer in hero association and manages to get into the highest rank in just few episodes. In Episode 5, The Hero Association interviewed Genos about the House of Evolution's destruction and upon confirming that Genos played a part in it, they made an exception and gave him the rank of S-class based on prior experience.
And I don't see why Amai Mask has to keep his plan while knowing that there's a rule to promote a hero to S rank in instant. Again, it's not promotion. Promotion is a change of rank from a lower rank to higher rank. Genos is initially S-rank so no promotion took place. He was not initially assessed as A-rank. Amai Mask maintains his plan to prevent those heroes initially assessed as A-rank below from climbing into S-rank. This might not be stated in the manga but I see this as his way to prevent diminishing the standards on what it takes to be an S-class hero, although he does acknowledge a few heroes not in S-class.
It's by his choice that Amai Mask maintains his rank as A-class Rank 1. The difference in ranking does not immediately mean that Amai Mask is weaker than Genos. Example being King, who's S-rank but is weak and Saitama who's B-rank but is probably stronger than most, if not all, S-class heroes.


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Can SuperAlloy Darkshine be hurt?
It's said that the battles SuperAlloy Darkshine lost was due to running out of stamina , not because his physical body was damaged. Is this true? Can SuperAlloy Darkshine be hurt?

Said by whom?
The only fight you see Darkshine have in the manga at this point is against Bug God, which is an easy victory.

 In the webcomic, he suffers a psychological breakdown in his first fight (ending in chapter 76) against Garou when the thought that he might lose occurs to him.  Even then we see him bleeding from his mouth and nose.  In his second fight against Garou (chapter 85) he is easily knocked down, has multiple minor cuts and a head laceration at least, and ultimately can't even get one word out without coughing blood before passing out.  He's not explicitly shown or stated to have any broken bones, or anything more severe than any of that, though the coughing bit suggests he might have fractured ribs.  He ends up knocked out and unable to continue fighting in pretty short order, one way or another.

Before all that we're told he had never lost a fight before (chapter 76; as a hero at least; before he started training maybe he'd been in a school fight or something and lost), and never really felt challenged.

You are missing what happens in the webcomic

@Pablo What do you mean?  It's right there in the spoiler tag, so I don't know what you think's missing.


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Shiny Bulbasaur doesn't have a golden bulb but Ivysaur and Venusaur do
Shiny Bulbasaur doesn't have a golden/shiny bulb but Ivysaur and Venusaur do. Was that intentional, or did they realize that they should make the bulb shiny when they started drawing Ivysaur or Venusaur?

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Bulb  Bulbs are golden
isn't
golden

If you notice however the back of Bulbasaur blooms as it evolves, as such i was suspect that the golden bulb is inside the leaves on it back and when it evolves the leaves open up showing the bulb

It's the seed on shiny Ivysaur and Venusaur that is golden. While still a Bulbasaur, the bulb as yet to bloom and the seed is covered by the green leaves.
In one episode of the anime, it shows a Bulbasaur evolve into an Ivysaur. Albeit it's not shiny, you can clearly see the evolution process causes the bulb to bloom which reveals the seed on its back.

In the original Gold/Silver games for Game Boy Color, shiny Pokemon were first introduced to the public as rare collectible versions that appear 1 in 8192 wild encounters.
But most people don't know this one thing about shiny Pokemon and their colors: the developers didn't manually choose shiny Pokemon colors.
All they did was substitute each Pokemon sprite's colors with another suitable palette, and they simply published whatever came out of the other end of that substitution, rarely applying additional touch-ups. To achieve this, sometimes they passed each pixel of the sprites through bitwise filters or masks, or inverted the colors to their complements. Whatever method was used, the output of such operations was reflected in shiny Pokemon during the first 5 generations. Consequently, there's often a 1:1 match between the colors of shiny forms with their non-shiny counterparts.
(Since Bulbasaur doesn't have a pink flower that's bloomed yet, its shiny form also lacks a golden flower.)
This process set a precedent for how shiny Pokemon were "supposed" to look like. Since then, Pokemon has made some modifications, but many species present in much the same form as they did in their original forms from 2000.


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Why Naruto's hand was not injured using rasenhurikan
It was told earlier in naruto Shippuden that if Naruto uses rasenhurikan often it can lead to damaging chakra in his hand but towards the end he uses it often and his hands are not injured. Why?

It's explained here:

Naruto is able to overcome these flaws by learning Senjutsu. By coating the Rasenshuriken in Senjutsu chakra, its shape is maintained after formation, meaning that he can use it as a projectile and, as a result, that he no longer needs to worry about damaging himself.

I'm not sure if this was explained in the anime since I only read the manga so if it's not, I suggest reading the manga starting at Chapter 400, which I believe is the start of Naruto's training for Senjutsu.


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Why is Motoko Kusanagi usually the only one with thermoptic camouflage?
I'm finally watching Stand Alone Complex and I expected more use of the technology, especially by Section 9 and underground groups who care not about the moral/legal reasons.
Is there a specific reason why these two groups do not use it all the time? Expense? Controlled substance?
Spoilers are ok.

If you are asking in the Stand Alone Complex Universe / series, then no Kusnagi is not the only one who uses it. We see Batou, the Tachikoma tanks, the Narcotics Suppression Squad (NSS), the elite JMSDF Black Ops unit Umibozu and even Togusa uses it in the series. In general, the other Section 9 members also use it indirectly when they are inside the Tachikoma tanks.
Example of Kusnagi, Batou and Togusa using it at around 1:08 (Episode 1 of SAC Season 1),

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAIcWoU117s
Alternative Link: https://streamable.com/aslwo

An example of a Tachkikoma using it,

As for regarding it's usage, legality or possible limitations here's what the wiki says,

An important technology used in the series is thermo-optical
  camouflage (光学迷彩 kōgaku meisai). Members of Section 9 as well as their
  Tachikoma tanks have the ability to activate a special camouflage
  technology which enables them to blend in with the environment, making
  them near-invisible across all visible spectrum and thermal imaging.
  It is an active stealth system which projects ambient conditions of
  the opposing side, thus rendering the masked object transparent by
  transmission.
The system is not perfect, as it seems unable to
  compensate for sudden changes and physical impacts and not impervious
  to close observation. It also has difficulty working in rain or if
  walking through shallow water. A faint translucent distortion is shown
  as the limitations of the technology. In the legal landscape of the
  series, usage of the technology without a warrant is heavily
  restricted. The use of this technology by Section 9 is the exception,
  and not the norm - further highlighting their extraordinary legal
  standing.
In the Stand Alone Complex alternate timeline, however, this
  technology seems to have been perfected and is capable of operating in
  highly illuminated environment, as evidenced in the episode "Android
  and I". The visual distortions are therefore purely for the benefit of
  the viewers.

Finally, in the Stand Alone Complex series, I suspect the reason why it appears that in Section 9 it's usually always only Kusnagi followed by Batou that use it more frequently is because they are usually the ones that are in the "offensive/dangerous part" of the operations or take in the solo offensive/assault operations. And this maybe due to their heavily cyberized / augmented bodies and their extensive military experience than the other members. Not saying that the other Section 9 members don't have their own specialties or quirks. They do and it's used for different purposes.

Mokoto is a pure android, a brain in a robot body, its been a while since i last watched it but i thing theirs only 2 other pure androids in all the series and films.
Its a feature of her android body, therefore while other may be highly augmented (i.e. Batou) they still have human components that means the tech simply wont work for them.

I doubt that would be the reason, as in the movie we see one of the suspected Puppet Masters use similar full-body optical camouflage, even though his body is at least mostly organic.


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Is there a limit to how many times Twice can copy himself?
In chapter 230 of the manga,

 Twice multiplied himself thousands of times

Is there a limit to how many times Twice can copy himself?

The short answer is no theoretical limit, but the quirk isn't insanely overpowered due to well designed limits.
This was the description of his quirk 'Double' at the start of Chapter 230,

As per the wiki page: (emphasis mine)

Jin has a limit of creating only two clones at a time. However, because Jin is able to copy himself and his copies also have access to Double, he is theoretically capable of producing infinite replicas of himself by letting his clones duplicate themselves further. This gives Jin the manpower to realize a large task easily or several smaller ones at once, provided that his clones cooperate with him. Tomoyasu Chikazoku claims that Double can replicate even dead people.

From what I see there are 2 limitations to the quirk:

The durability of the clones. Twice mentions that an injury equivalent to a broken bone will dissolve a clone, while the second copy is usually weaker.
The clones are autonomous. He can't really control them, only create them and detect their deaths. This possibly prevents him from cloning any heroes or even villains who are much more powerful than himself. After all, he was deeply traumatized by his own clones almost killing him, and even after the current developments, I doubt he will be using the "Infinite Doubles" move as anything but a last resort.

Also an interesting observation, while I couldn't find any confirmation for it. The infinite limit seems to indicate that all of his clones (even those created by the clones) will have durability proportional to the original. I initially thought it would be based on the clone which uses the ability, in which case the compounded penalties would force a mathematical limit after which the clones are way too easy to kill.


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Can Twice copy One for All?
Monoma who has the quirk copy, it's said he can't copy One for All (or at least, he can't copy it effectively) What about Twice? Can he copy Midoriya along with his powers?

Yes, based on the description in the wiki, which is also from the manga, the quirk of Twice can copy any person along with its abilities, albeit it would be weaker and less powerful than the original.
If I recall correctly, Midoriya has not yet been copied by Twice so we have no way to find out if there is an exception to his ability, like with Monoma.


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How does Himiko Toga quirk replications habilities work?
Supposedly Himiko Toga can copy for a short period (a day or so) another person's appearence. But also, while experiencing intense emotions, she can replicate quirks. Yet, if I understood correctly, she could replicate Ochako's quirk long after she copied her , many days after that happened. How does Himiko Toga quirk replications habilities work? Is she capable if having strong emotions to use any person quirk she copied long time ago?

From the wiki,

The amount of time the Quirk allows one to stay transformed is proportionate to the amount of blood that is consumed. One cup of blood equates to roughly one day’s worth of transformation. If the blood of multiple people has been ingested in one go, this will allow the user of the Quirk to transform into any of them, without having to return to their original shape between transformations.

With enough blood, yes, she can transform to anyone even days after she ingested them. If I understand correctly, the quirk of the user she copied can only be used as long as she stays transformed and as long as she understands how it works. So, if she's within the time that her ingested blood allows her to, she can still copy the quirk of someone.
Also recall that she did not copy Ochaco initially but rather, drained her blood and fled. She copied her days after. I'm not sure if this was stated but the quirk's description seems to imply that the time limit of copying someone starts and ends only when she changes into them, regardless of when she ingested their blood.


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Why King was demoted from #6 to #7 S Class rank?
According to the One Punch Man wikia the first rank assigned in screen to King was #6 but he currently is #7. Why was he demoted?

Metal Knight and King switched ranks after the meteor event.  Metal Knight was promoted based on his "assistance" in destroying that meteor.  Public perception, contributions to the association, and a known list of accomplishments all factor into ranking decisions in the association.  It's not simply a matter of who is more powerful.  In this case, Saitama's contribution to the meteor event was undervalued, and the contribution of Genos and Metal Knight was overvalued (and both were promoted).


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Why is Silver Fang rated as S-class Rank 3 hero?
It's clearly that there is bunch of heroes are more powerfull but for some reason ranked below. Zombieman, Flashy Flash, Child Emperor - all of the guys allready beaten monsters ranked above Demon level, while Bang along with his brother Bomb couldn't handle exausted Garou.
Is the ranking system not reliable source for heroes strength comparison or Bang just still didn't show all of his abilities?

Bang finished 2 dragon level threats who also were executives of the monster association, supposedly among the strongest dragon level threat monsters there are. And if I recall correctly he defeated them with only one punch, theorically stronger than those dragon level threats defeated by Zombieman, Flashy Flash and Child Emperor

"Bang finished 2 dragon level threats who also were executives of the monster association" are you refering to some recent manga chapters?

no, to the webcomic

which one? can you provide me link?

@gokareless Chapter 72 of the webcomic is where it happens.

As an addition to Pablo's answer:
The following page appears in Chapter 72 of the webcomic (text spoilers after):

 Just before Bang basically one-shots multiple Dragon level threats in a row (he also takes out a whole bunch of Black Sperms in a flash), Bomb informs Genos that the reason Bang brought him (Bomb) along to deal with Garou was so that he (Bang) wouldn't accidentally kill Garou.  He was not there because Bang was not strong enough to deal with Garou, but because Bang was too strong and has problems not killing things when he's actually going all-out.

Did you mean Bomb? Bang's brother's name is Bomb, Blast is the #1 hero of the hero association

Ironically in the chapter of Bomb's first appearence, Bomb thinks for himself that Bang called him because he was worried of Garou's power. I guess the author forgot about what he wrote or he just retconned it later and wanted to make Bang look stronger than he did before

@Pablo He could simply be worried that Garou has become powerful enough that Bang would have to fight seriously enough to risk killing Garou despite his desire to not do so.

Bang is insane @@

Spoilers from the webcomic

 In the webcomic he defeats Fuhrer Ugly and Gums , who are dragon level threat and executives of the monster association, supposedly executives of the monsters association are stronger dragon level threat monsters than the dragon level threat monsters Child Emperor, Zombieman and Flashy Flash have killed.

So in the anime and in the manga he hasnt shown everything he can do compared to the webcomic.


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Can the attack titan and the founding titan be splitted?
Currently Eren Jaeger has the power of the attack titan and the power of the founding titan. Can these titans be splitted again or are those 2 powers supposed to remain like this forever?

There are currently two possible ways to inherit a titan's power:

Injecting someone with Titan fluid and have him eat a Titan shifter
Wait for the Titan shifter to die to have a random person inherit it

Going by the first scenario, the person with Titan fluid has to eat the person. It has never been proven or shown that eating just a portion would also grant a portion of the power so there is no way to know. As far as I know, there is no precedent to someone holding more than one Titan power like Eren, aside from Ymir (the first one), so there's also no information as to how to split power from an Eldian holding two Titan shifter abilities. Remember, too, that Eren inherited two Titan shifter abilities from his father (the power was never split).
For the second scenario, as mentioned here, a baby will inherit a power of a previous Titan shifter who died due to the curse. It was never mentioned at all that a baby can inherit two Titan shifter abilities from someone wielding both, only that one of the Titan's power would go to a baby born after the previous wielder's death. (Notice that it's singular, not plural) This is seen in Chapter 88.

Yes it can be splitted as you when a titan holder dies their powers goes to a newly born child , so in this case when Eren dies then his each power will go to different children


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Does Garou have some important techniques of his own?
We know that Garou was trained by Bang, and that he can use the Water Stream Rock Smashing Fist of this last, also we see him copying Tank Top Master and Watch Dog Man techniques and style. But how about his own techniques?
Does Garou have some important techniques of his own?

He mostly adopts the styles of others, but he does take it to certain extremes.  For example, Bang and Bomb are able to combine their styles into a special combination attack style.  In chapter 69 of the webcomic Garou eventually learns how to do this by himself, which is said to be a unique and "impossible" achievement. So in that sense, that combination-but-solo style is his own technique.

 (I feel like the two boxes in the first panel should be interchanged)

The name of the combination seems to be different in the webcomic versus manga, but that may just be a translation issue, or possibly a (minor) change in the canon.  It's worth noting that exactly how and when he picks up this combination style is different between the manga and webcomic.
Later on he goes a step further and declares that he has created his very own technique/style.  This was his own declaration while near the pinnacle of his egoism, however, so it is to be considered debatable on whether he truly achieved a unique technique/style or not.

However, the immediately preceding page does have a narrator line suggesting his claim of a "new technique" is legitimate. This is in the sense that it provides a list of twelve Martial arts styles he has absorbed through battle, all of which this alleged new technique is definitely not part of.

So from this I would conclude that, yes, he does eventually develop one unique technique.


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Can Black Sperm return to be as powerful as he was?
After the battle with Garou in the webcomic,

 Black Sperm becomes Saitama's pet in a weakened state

Can he regrow his cells and become as powerful as he was, or all the cells he lost can't be recovered?

Black Sperm certainly seems to think so, and he should be the authority on how his cells work, but only time will tell if he's right.
In Chapter 85 he initially expects to have to start over from scratch and expects to begin by getting protein from eating bugs.  But he ends up being more like someone's pet and by chapter 109 he seems happy to wolf down dog food to get him started on the path of recovery.


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Which chapter of the manga version of Gintama corresponds to the last episode of anime?
I've watched the 367 episodes of the Gintama anime which ended last year, when according to different sources the manga continued. Since there is only the manga now to keep following the Gintama story, which chapter of the manga version of Gintama corresponds to the last episode of anime?

The last epsiode 367 corresponds to chapter 686 of the manga. The second half of the episode (the trial) is an original story and not part of the manga.


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Is there any connection between "Whispers of the heart" and "The cat returns"?
Recently I watched "Whisper of the Heart (Mimi o Sumaseba)"1 and "The cat returns (Neko no Ongaeshi)"2 and I notice that:

The main protagonists found a old store (by being "guided" by a big cat) - Muta in the first one and Moon in the latter movie.
The main protagonist find a cat statuette in the old store (both refered as The Baron).
Both protagonists feel attracted to the cat statue by his beautifulness and misterious charming - my own words here.

Is there a connection between "Whisper of the Heart" and "The cat returns"?

1 Also know as Susurros del corazón "spanish title".
2 Also know as Haru en el reino de los gatos - "spanish title".

The story of "The Cat Returns" was inspired by some of the scenes shown in "Whisper of the Heart" namely the ones depicting the fantasy story the main character wrote. This story was later realized as a manga by Aoi Hiiragi who did the manga "Whisper of the Heart" was based on and then turned into a movie.

In 1995, Studio Ghibli released a film entitled Whisper of the Heart, based on a manga by Aoi Hiiragi, of a girl writing a fantasy novel. Although the girl's life had no magical elements, the film featured short fantasy scenes depicting what the girl was writing of the Baron, a character of her novel, which were so popular that an indirect sequel was made, featuring the Baron and another girl, a high school student, named Haru. Muta also returned. The Cat Returns began as the "Cat Project" in 1999. Studio Ghibli received a request from a Japanese theme park to create a 20-minute short starring cats. Hayao Miyazaki wanted three key elements to feature in the short — these were the Baron, Muta (Moon) and a mysterious antique shop. Hiiragi was commissioned to create the manga equivalent of the short, which is called Baron: The Cat Returns (バロン 猫の男爵 Baron: Neko no Danshaku, lit. Baron: The Cat Baron) and is published in English by Viz Media. The theme park later canceled the project. Miyazaki then took the existing work done by the "Cat Project" and used it as testing for future Ghibli directors — the short was now to be 45 minutes long. Responsibility was given to Hiroyuki Morita, who had started as an animator in 1999 for the film My Neighbors the Yamadas. Over a nine-month period he translated Hiiragi's Baron story into 525 pages of storyboards for what was to be The Cat Returns. Miyazaki and Toshio Suzuki decided to produce a feature-length film based entirely on Morita's storyboard; this was partly because Haru, the main character, had a "believable feel to her". It became the second theatrical (third overall) Studio Ghibli feature to be directed by someone other than Miyazaki or Takahata.

Source

Some of the instrumentals in the movies match! There is a segment in the music "Kidnapped to be the Prince's Bride" from The Cat Return's that matches a theme played within Whisper of the Heart's soundtrack. It is most apparent in "The Song of the Baron" from Whisper of the Heart, during the scene when Seiji takes Shizuku to the hilltop (as if Seiji is Shizuku's baron). It might be the Baron's theme, or it is played to symbolize his presence. I just thought that it was an interesting choice to play the same theme in both films.

I suppose it's OK to "borrow" from your own movies.

I like to believe that The Cat Returns is a final version of the novel Shizuku wrote during Whisper of the Heart. This is purely personal speculation, not based on anything the authors said. Though the plot isn’t described in any detail, there are a lot of common elements between what’s shown in her original draft and The Cat Returns, such as the female character being led by the Baron into an unfamiliar, magical place and jumping off from High places and surviving.


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In Sword Art Online, is Kazuto (Kirito) Suguha's cousin, or is he adopted from unrelated parents?
It's mentioned multiple times that Kazuto is Suguha's cousin, not her brother. However, the key conversation in question seems to imply that the explanation was made up on the spot. To me, it seemed as though that was best alternative Kazuto's mom could come up when Kazuto confronted her unexpectedly; in reality he's really adopted from unknown parents. I couldn't find a good clip of it, so here's the clip in a reaction video, which is close enough:
https://youtu.be/X8DD3tMzrsg?t=1239
Earlier in s1 ep15 Suguha mentions that she and Kazuto look nothing alike. To me, that was included to specifically suggest that they're unrelated.
Admittedly I'm relying on the english dubbed version and I've never read the Manga, so I was hoping there was more in the original sources.

According to the light novels they are cousins.

Kirigaya Minetaka and Midori, husband and wife’s own child was
  Suguha, while Kazuto was Midori’s sister’s, this meant that he was the
  child of Suguha’s aunt. Her aunt and her husband, without a choice, left
  their only child, who was not even a year old, and passed away in an
  accident. The serious nature of the injuries they bared eventually
  putting an end to their lives, and Midori was left to take charge of
  Kazuto.
  That fact was told to Suguha by both her parents during winter
  two years ago, around that time, Kazuto was trapped in a virtual reality
  game, going by the name of «Sword Art Online». Suguha who had
  already received a big shock from the incident, was in a cruel state of
  confusion; she went to Midori, asking why she did not tell her earlier
  and why she was the only one not being told, and took out her
  confusion on Midori.

A bit earlier it is stated that his parents were surprised when Kazuto asked after his real parents so I find it unlikely that they would have lied to him.

“... Even now, I recall that incident like it happened yesterday.
  That time when Minetaka-san and I were watching a movie in the
  living room, and Kazuto suddenly said from behind, ‘Please tell me
  about my real parents’ “.
  Suguha motionlessly gazed at Midori’s charming lips with very
  light rouge, a light nostalgic bitter smile appearing on them.
  “At that time, I was really surprised. Kazuto was only 10 years old.
  Till Suguha entered high school... it was a secret that we had planned to
  keep for 7 more years, but he found out about his Juki Net’s erase
  records.”

Both excerpts are from the prologue of the third light novel Fairy Dance (translations by Baka-Tsuki).


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Why did garou get orange hair?
In the last episode Garou gets orange hair.
 My question is why did Garou his hair color change to orange?

(mostly copying this from an answer I gave to a similar question)
This is just part of how Garou gets progressively more and more jacked up as the arc progresses, but yet he keeps on trucking and getting stronger.  It's really hard not to understate the sheer level of worked-over this guy achieves.  The following happens to him  in chapter 68 of the webcomic, for example, and this is after already having suffered numerous injuries in preceding battles:

 His entire ribcage is fractured by Darkshine, who initially assumes Garou dies from the injuries.

The orange/red you refer to is just blood.  A blood vessel has popped in his eye and he's bled so much that it's staining his hair.  More clearly, you'll notice that immediately before the reveal of his red hair and eye that he still has white hair, and then rapidly wipes his hands in his hair.  He's had a lot of blood on his hands and arms, bleeding notably out of them at least since deflecting Death Gatling's attack; we also see he's still rupturing blood all along his arms when he squares up against Bang.

The animation is slightly misleading after this, as you still see a far shot of him with white hair after this before the close-up reveal, nor does it show any color changes while he's doing it.  I think this was all done for the purpose of the dramatic reveal being a dramatic reveal.  There's no other reason for wiping his hands on his hair other than to transfer blood to his hair, either strictly for a makeshift cleaning of his hands or, more likely, because he knows it serves to make him seem more monstrous.
In the webcomic, by chapter 82 he ends up a full-on horror freak show from the battle damage alone.

 And before he's even resolved his battles with the S-class or started fighting Saitama.

He does later on achieve what appear to be legitimate monster-like transformations, but at this point in the story, if the manga/anime aren't going to seriously alter the nature of his progression, then all you are seeing is the accumulation of (severe) battle damage.

In his path of becoming a monster, his appearance changes. First, one of his eyes turn red and also his hair, later his clothes merge with his body, later he gets horns, finally he gets bigger and an even more monster-like appearance. According to a Youtuber with over 2 million suscribers which covers mainly One Punch Man and Dragon Ball, Garou has 6 forms (detailed in the video)
God Slayer Garou All Forms
Also, (spoiler)

 Gyoro Gyoro (one of the leaders of the monster association) says near-dead experiences help humans turn into monsters, and that was her plan for making Garou even stronger than the monster king Orochi.


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Who was able to resist more punches from Saitama, Boros or Garou?
It's known few characteres can resist punches from Saitama when he's half serious (probably only Boros, Garou and Orochi until now)
Who was able to resist more punches from Saitama, Boros or Garou?

Garou never took a serious punch of saitama. I mean there wasn't any intention of killing in it. But when he was fighting against boros there was so those are 2 different punches

(Warning: webcomic spoilers ahead; shortcomings of spoiler tag formatting makes it overly burdensome to use them)

I'll give a page-by-page rundown of the attacks that we see both Boros and Garou take from Saitama without dying; this won't count the time Garou got smacked for the dine-and-dash incident (or the couple extra times he got hit in the manga version of events before they've actually fought).  The manga/anime version of the Boros fight is a bit different than in the webcomic, but since a proper fight with Garou has to date only occurred in the webcomic we'll have to use the webcomic for both fights to put them on an even footing; or at least "more even".  I think there are more blows thrown by Saitama in the webcomic version, interestingly enough.
Boros vs. Saitama

chapter 38 page 06-07    —armor-breaking chest punch
chapter 38 page 15       —off-screen jump in fight, Boros has lost an arm; possibly many blows have been thrown, at least by Boros, as Saitama is quite a bit dustier than he seemed to be before
chapter 39 page 13       —running exchange of blows; some are obviously countering each other, others not so much
chapter 40 page 05       —chest punch
chapter 40 page 06       —normal punch combo reduces much of Boros to vapor (he regenerates)

The fight then ends with Saitama's next attack, a serious punch, with Boros dying.
It's hard to know exactly how many punches Saitama threw that weren't part of his "consecutive punches"/"combo", due to that jump in the fight (the intervening pages involve the other heroes).  But there's at least 3 normal punches landing a direct hit, a normal punch combo, and 4 or more matched/countered attacks occurring during their running exchange.  We are not given any clear indication that Boros ever dodged any of Saitama's blows, but he does appear to at least counter some or survive having his attacks countered (until the serious punch).
Garou vs. Saitama

chapter 88 page 08   — punch to face
chapter 88 page 13   — shoulder throw into the ground
chapter 89 page 07   — dodged punch to face
chapter 89 page 10   — dodged punch to chest
chapter 89 page 11   — dodged kick to chest
chapter 89 page 12   — dodged two punches
chapter 90 page 08   — survives a normal punch combo
chapter 90 pages 12-13   — two-handed normal punch combo; gets overwhelmed but no real damage (might have deflected them all before escaping)
chapter 91 page 05   — avoids getting arm grabbed
chapter 91 pages 06-07   — escapes getting slammed into ground
chapter 91 page 11   — survives direct punch
chapter 91 page 13   — survives direct punch to face
chapter 92 page 09   — gut punch in first monster form
chapter 92 pages 11-12   — Loses arm to serious headbutt, regenerates it
chapter 92 pages 14-15   — punched again, transformations start to undo

At this point Saitama says Garou's getting weaker and running on fumes, and he's basically just scolding him.  So the following hits can probably be discarded, but I'll list them for completeness.

chapter 92 page 17   — slapped around, punched in face;
chapter 92 page 20   — punched again because he won't shut up
chapter 93 page 09   — downward hammer punch to head out of annoyance again

That's a normal punch combo, a two-handed normal punch combo, a serious headbutt, and 14 or so other punches or kicks, plus a few other moves, before Saitama declares that he's started getting weaker and just starts slapping him around and scolding him.
Garou dodges or counters many of the attacks, with dodges indicated above.  For direct hits: 5 punches and a slam connected, a normal punch combo connected seemingly in full (at least 14+ impact points from what I can count, but many of them overlap almost completely with others making it hard to be sure), and a two-handed normal punch combo overwhelmed him (he was doing a flurry of his own) but it's not clear if anything actually connected.
Analysis
Ultimately there's going to be some opinions here as there are some mitigating concerns that aren't addressed in the canon.  Of principle importance to me is: was Boros capable of dodging any of Saitama's attacks?  We don't see him do so, but Boros was also clearly relying on his regeneration, so it's conceivable it was possible for him to do so but he simply elected not to because he could just regenerate the damage.
My personal opinion: Garou wins this comparison.  Here's my list of reasons why.

Unlike with Boros, we do definitively see Garou reading Saitama's movements, dodging and countering many of them.
Garou suffers several direct blows without taking lethal damage.
Garou doesn't lose any body parts to the direct hits until a serious headbutt.
Garou survives a serious series attack, whereas Boros dies to the only one Saitama uses.  (Saitama also uses a serious table flip during the Garou fight, though this was not really intended to do damage so much as to show off and make Garou fight more seriously.)
Garou survives two combination attacks, whereas Boros only deals with one.
The total number of attacks we see directed at Garou is higher, though to be fair to Boros there's an undisclosed number of them that happen off-screen; could be zero, could be a whole bunch, but the rest of the fight suggests it's probably towards the low end.

As for word of god statements, ONE has said a melee Boros vs. Garou would be a hell of a fight.  Many people take this as saying that Boros and Garou are of similar power levels.  However their fighting styles and capabilities are vastly different.  Garou uses skill and technique to control fights and strike at weak points and openings, whereas Boros relies on overwhelming power and regeneration.  Boros also has ranged attacks.  At range Boros would probably win, while head-to-head it'd be an epic clash with no word-of-god victor known.  None of that actually addresses how well either of them deals with blows from Saitama, though.  Just makes it easy for each individual fan to pick a side (or go Switzerland and stay out of it or declare them equal).

But you listed as punches the ones he dodged . So how many actual punches he got from Garou?

@Pablo Personally I'd consider not getting hit by one of his punches in an actual battle the same thing.  Better, even. I mean do you discount it if he can actually deflect the attack?  Otherwise, 5 punches and a slam connected, a normal punch combo connected seemingly in full (at least 14+ impact points from what I can count, but many of them overlap almost completely with others making it hard to be sure), and a two-handed normal punch combo overwhelmed him (he was doing a flurry of his own) but it's not clear if anything actually connected. Before Saitama said he was getting weaker.

Compare how a normal combo converted Boros into slightly more than a bloody mist.  Sure he got better, but clearly Garou was withstanding it better than that.  I believe ONE has indicated that he thinks it'd be a hell of a battle between Boros and Garou at his peak (thus far); so in some sense they're at about the same power level, but they don't fight in the same fashions.  Garou basically has the superior skill and melee combat ability, while Boros is pure power, regen, and ranged attacks. Both come to the conclusion that they were little more than a plaything to Saitama, of course.

@Pablo oh, and I forgot the serious headbutt in the attacks that hit and he survived. It would not be an unreasonable read to interpret Saitama's statements to mean that he became weaker when he transformed into a monster (Saitama also says he's running on fumes, so whether the monster form was intrinsically weaker or his stamina just gave out is also up for grabs), but it's not clear exactly when he thinks Garou got weaker; might be just as the transformations get undone, or at the monster transformation, or earlier. But serious headbutt is still serious.

@Pablo I've updated the answer to include a rundown of the Boros fight.

Up until now saitama really did not have to do anything at all to beat garou all it took was one really simple shot(not even a punch)
And in manga too there isn't any fight scene between garou and saitama, it's yet to be revealed if garou would be able to endure punches from him or not
And if you  read the manga you would  be aware of the condition of Orochi.
So far boros is the only one who gave a little fight to Saitama

Well, Saitama did not really fight Garou yet. From the perspective of the anime, Saitama didn't fight Garou yet. Not in an actual fight. Yes they have passed each other paths, even then Saitama just brushed him off. They didn't actually fight. So the answer to your question would be, as for now, Boros is the only one who was able to resist Saitama's punches.

Would probably be Boros. Considering Saitama had to use his "serious mode" in order to defeat Boros. While Garou in the other hand, Saitama just sees him as a random passerby and the two of them have not gotten into an actual fight yet. At the moment, Boros is probably the only one who is able to resist punches from Saitama.


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Can Ghouls be killed with bullets?
In the last episode of the first season a lot of special forces with machine guns attacked the Aogiri Tree. My question is, given the regenerative abilities Ghouls have, can  they be killed with machine guns? If they can't be killed, what's the point of using them? And if they can be killed, what's the point of using Quinques if you can kill Ghouls with long range weapons?

Regular bullets can't pierce most Kagune, but there are special bullets used by CCG which are more effective. Q_Bullets, or Bullets coated with a thin layer of quinque steel, are enhanced bullets which do deal damage to Ghouls.
That being said, stronger ghouls are generally resistant to even those, as we see the top tier S and SS rated ghouls tank the bullets. Weaker ghouls are at risk of death as much as a bullet to a regular human is if they don't have good regenerative powers. You can see that best in chapter 60, which in the anime is 10-11 minutes into episode 11 of season 1, as the last few pages have Juuzo use Marudes bike to jump into a ghoul infested building, and he uses a machine gun to punch dozens of holes into a couple of ghouls heads, even showing them off in the manga.

No, I'm pretty sure bullets can't hurt them.
Like, when Kaneki was considering that he was a ghoul, he tested it by stabbing himself in the stomach with a knife. Needless to say, it didn't work. So, ghouls cant be hurt by knives. Bullets are basically just tiny, blunt, round knives traveling at 'superfast' levels of speed (or, whatever, work with me here).
Quinques are the only weapons used against ghouls - considering that firearms were introduced to Japan in the 13th century from China, and quinques were invented like, waaaay after that, it stands to reason that guns don't work, or else no one would have bothered inventing the quinque.
"But, Kat, machine guns are different to normal guns!" I hear you, dude. But the logic moves up a step from, 'if a knife won't kill it, a tiny, blunt, round knife travelling at 'superfast' levels of speed won't kill it either' over to, 'if a tiny, blunt, round knife travelling at 'superfast' levels of speed won't kill it, then an absolute load of tiny blunt round knives shot in a rapid-fire hailstorm of death probably won't kill it either'. What it will do, though, is slow it down!
It's like someone firing a paintball gun at you, except the paintball gun is a machine gun. It's not deadly, but it's going to give you some bruises, distract you, slow you down and annoy you!
So, tl;dr:
Bullets can't kill ghouls or badly injure them, but they can give them the ghoul equivalent of a paintball bruise, distract them, and slow them down.

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Which are the classes of Ghouls?
In season 2 of Tokyo Ghoul at least a couple of times is mentioned classes of Ghouls. In one chapter one person talks about "Ghouls from class C to SS" IIRC. Which are all the classes of Ghouls?

Rating starts from C and goes on to SSS. However, classes not only meant to show how powerful the ghoul is but it's more like a "how many and which class investigator we must send" measurement.
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Are the Cell juniors being alive from the manga bonus "special" drawn by Toyotaro supposed to be canon?
So Toyotaro drew a Dragon Ball Super manga bonus "special" which he showed in the Jump Victory Carnival and where the Cell juniors killed in the Cell saga are supposed to be alive and living in 17's island. Is this supposed to be canon manga or promotional manga?

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sometimes specials are drawn and published out of order of the main story events, worth keeping that in mind

This is canon.

 In the manga, After seemingly being killed by Gohan, the Cell Juniors managed to regenerate through their intact nuclei, and were tamed by Android 17 to defend Monster Island and not attack rangers.

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What is going on with the transformations?? SSGSS is not stronger then SS1?
What is the significance of a SS.god.SS when brolly as a ss.berserk can make goku and vegeta struggle to keep up?
After all the idea behind the transformations is more power and strength per each new transformation.
As I continue to watch the show, I see during the initial transformation they are "stronger and more powerful" but then later once the character returns back into the transformation, all that has changed was the hair colour, I am now starting to think that a super sayian 1 is just as strong as a SSGodSS,  and goku only uses SSGSS because he likes his hair to look blue,
To prove my point Ill refer to a couple fights that leave me speechless
1. Goku as a SS3 when up against Berus - Goku could even hit Berus infact a flick on the forehead knocked goku out.
- that shows the Power Level difference right there!!

Goku as a SS God (red hair) could not even fight Berus on earth because the shock of energy would destroy earth

this shows how much stronger a SSgod is compared to a regular sayain right?? Like a whole nother level!!!

Goku as a SSGodSS (blue hair) actually scared Berus as goku was able to match Berus"s level

GODLY!!!

With that being said, goku should have no problem as a super sayian blue fighting with brolly, who is one step past SS1 and under a SS2 level, - to me I cannot make sense of this??? Unless dB super is trying to say, brolly is stronger then Berus, ssgss goku and vegeta, and if that is the case, then what's the point of having a SS2, SS3, SSGod, SSGSS, or now Ultra Instinct which I know is not a real SS transformation?
I honestly expect as a SSGSS goku should struggle against real strong enemies, but up against a Lower class sayian transformation goku should be wiping the floor with them.
I like brolly and always have, but there is just no way, he should be able to even see gokus movements when is blue, along with Berus. So I feel like the God transformation is being so undercut it's not funny and is actually making me a bit upset with the series,
To add insult to injury, they gave brolly 3 movies, in which it didn't take the strength of a SSGodSS to defeat him! 3 normal ss took him on, plus some help with the Z fighters team to be live punching bags.
I'm confident that a SSblueSS Kamehameha point blank range at brollys face should leave brolly headless

This is a pretty loaded or otherwise too broadly scoped question. Please edit your question narrow down the scope. To be better and more adequately answered.

This is a pretty elaborate question, however , I will try to break down the answer to every sub-question in points.Firstly,  transformations are multipliers. A stronger transformation, multiplies Goku's power to a higher level. The Super Saiyan God transformation, is a higher multiplier than even the Super Saiyan 3 transformation which is very obvious in the Battle of Gods arc. Hence, Super Saiyan 1 is not stronger than Super Saiyan God. However, you have to remember, Base Goku can get substantially stronger. Current Base Goku, is stronger than Super Saiyan 3  Goku from the Buu Saga(Based on Base Vegeta vs SSJ3 Gotenks fight// Goku and Vegeta are relative in strength). So technically, it is possible for Super Saiyan Goku in the future, to be stronger than Super Saiyan God Goku from the past.Beerus was excited about getting an opportunity to fight the Super Saiyan God and was merely toying around. He isn't afraid of Super Saiyan Blue. In the manga, Mastered Super Saiyan Blue Vegeta is taken out by Beerus with a single shot. Beerus is one of the strongest God of destruction across the multiverse. This was established in the fight between all the Gods of destruction in the manga.Before I get into Broly, I would like to talk about Frieza.  He was weaker than Namek Saga Goku who is weaker than Buu Saga Goten and Trunks. However, when he returned in the ROF saga, he was stronger than Super Saiyan Blue Goku and only lost because of the Stamina drain issue.  Now if one were to look at your argument, where these powerful transformations aren't to be rivaled , Freiza ideally would have been one shot by Base Goku and the entire ROF arc/ Movie would've been over in 5 minutes. It is very important to note that Broly is being introduced as a new character. The Broly from the previous 2 movies isn't canon. This character for this Broly is being written by Toriyama himself. Hence, you shouldn't classify Broly's transformation as a lower transformation until you actually see the movie.Broly is the antagonist for the new Dragon Ball movie. Based on your logic, if the main antagonist is weaker than a protagonist in a Dragon Ball Series, there would be no plot, no fights and basically no content. If you want a show where the protagonist one shots every antagonist and the story progresses, I recommend you watch "One Punch Man".The Dragon Ball Series revolves around Goku and the rest of the Z fighters. Hence, we get to see these fighters become stronger and progress in power and achieve certain milestones. We do not see the same with regard to the antagonists. We have no idea how Jiren grew so strong by his own and was able to rival/surpass a God of Destruction. We also don't know how Toppo grew substantially strong enough to be chosen as a candidate to become a God of Destruction. We just have to accept it as some characters are always going to be a lot stronger than what we think, while some are going to be weaker than what we think based on what the plot dictates.If you watch the trailer, Vegeta and Goku do not recognize Broly. Hence, he is being introduced as a new character. Vegeta also mentioned that he was growing stronger during the course of battle. Maybe he can be compared to Goku Black(who was relative to SSJ2 Goku at the start and grew stronger than SSJB Goku easily)? I personally would have a problem only if Broly were to rival or be superior to Mastered Ultra Instinct Goku, considering that is a level above the Gods. I don't see why Broly shouldn't Surpass Super Saiyan Blue considering the fact that there have been characters who have surpassed the same.

thank you for your response, I was hoping for another antagonist that could match gokus ssgss power similar to jiren to avoid a one punch show. I accept that there are stronger villains. If brolly is stronger the UI, ill be just as disappointed, this means that base brolly is stronger then current base goku after the tournament of power, how else could brolly match ssb power when using a lesser multiplier then ssgss transformation? I think your right comparing brolly to goku black in terms of power increase. I did realize they are re-introducing brolly, but the movies did a great job on him bf

Base Broly might even end up being stronger than Super Saiyan Goku considering the fact that we see him fighting Super Saiyan Vegeta in the trailer whose power is relative to that of Goku.

Yeah that does make a lot of sense, I hope they give brolly some history to eleberate why he got as strong as he did. I understand brolly is a "gifted" sayain but there would have had to be struggles to obtain his current level he achieved I would amagine. - will stay tuned to the movie I know it will be good!!


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Who of the three is the strongest Kid Goku, Kid Vegeta and Kid Gohan?
Also, how do Goten and Trunks compare with them in terms of their power. I'm guessing they are stronger since they can turn Super Saiyan at a younger age. Is Goten stronger than Trunks because he is the son of Goku?

I think it would be convenient and fair to compare the power levels of their characters when they are lesser than 13 years old, considering Goten and Trunks's age.You are wrong about Goten and Trunks being the strongest. The strongest of the bunch if Gohan. Gohan according to the manga is 9 years old during the Cell Games and 11 according to the anime. He attained Super Saiyan 2 at this age and was also stronger than Goku and Vegeta in his Super Saiyan form even at that time hence obviously stronger than Kid Vegeta and Kid Goku and also Kid Goten and Trunks, considering the fact that they haven't mastered Super Saiyan 2 yet.You are wrong about Goten being stronger than Trunks. Kid Trunks is a year older and has more fighting experience. He trained with Vegeta during his childhood while Goten trained with Chichi and only began training with Gohan really late. Also, Goku himself stated that Trunks was stronger, when they were being taught the fusion dance by Goku, which you can look at here.Ironically, the strongest fighter in the multiverse, was the weakest of the bunch in his childhood. Kid Goku was significantly weaker than Kid Vegeta. In the Raditz saga, Goku was 25 years old and even along with Picollo, struggled to defeat Raditz.  Kid Goku is obviously significantly weaker than this Goku. Raditz was also stated to be equal in strength to Vegeta's and Nappa's Saibamen. Kid Vegeta is shown here easily destroying Saibamen like they are nothing, making him stronger than Kid Goku.

Yeah if you are saying about Goku below 13 years he almost defeated master roshi (12 years at world martial arts tournament) but it is not close to the level of Vegeta who is over 9000 but Goku achieved this while fighting Vegeta

Master Roshi was obviously weaker than Raditz(Who has the same power level as that of a Saibamen) and even both Adult Goku and Adult Picollo struggled with him. Kid Vegeta was destroying Saibamen like they were nothing.


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What happened with Iwao Kuroiwa and Yukinori Shinohara after the battle against Yoshimura?
After the battle with Yoshimura at the end of the 2nd season of the anime, Iwao Kuroiwa and Yukinori Shinohara were baddly injured. One of the characters said one of the two was in a critical state. What happened with them? Is it mentioned in the manga or something if they survived?

I'm not sure about anime, but in manga, Iwao Kuroiwa

 lost his left arm, which was replaced by prosthesis.

and Yukinori Shinohara

 suffered brain damage due to heavy blood loss, and ended up in vegetable state.

In short, both characters are alive, but battle with Owl led to consequences of varying severity.

Both of them are alive.
Iwaccho

 lost his arm which was replaced by a prothesis.

Shinohara

 actually woke up from his coma in chapter 179, the last chapter of Tokyo Ghoul Re. Here's a picture of him waking up from his coma

That was in the Manga though. I don't know about the Anime.

upvote for the answer, but I swear is so late that I dont even remember the characters lol

This is Shinohara https://tokyoghoul.fandom.com/wiki/Yukinori%20Shinohara And this is Iwao "Iwaccho" https://tokyoghoul.fandom.com/wiki/Iwao%20Kuroiwa

Just a small note, for potentially legal issues, we would prefer you not to link to third party hosted sites for unofficial scanlations, you may however include a screenshot of the page as an embedded image for referential purposes.

I was asked to provide proof so I did. I don't know any other source I'm supposed to get the proof from. You also said I shouldn't use Wikis or Fandoms as a source so the scanlation was my last option


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How did Seido Takizawa become a Ghoul?
At the end of the second season of the anime, Seido Takizawa was almost killed. And in the begining of the third season, he appears as a powerful half Ghoul. What happened to him? How did Seido Takizawa become a Ghoul?

How did Seido Takizawa become a Ghoul?

Captured by Aogiri, Takizawa was given to Dr. Kanou and given the designation "OWL 15." Of the sixty-three investigators subjected to the ghoulification process, he was the only one considered a successful product. Some time after his surgery, he was imprisoned in a cell and visited by the doctor. Rather than answer his questions, Kanou removed his clothing and showed Takizawa his regenerating left arm. Horrified by the deformed limb, Takizawa began to panic while Kanou explained the stages of the transformation to him. As he began to vomit, he was informed that further tests would be conducted later and left alone in his cell.
In the time following his initial transformation, Takizawa was repeatedly subjected to extensive torture at the hands of Dr. Kanou. This process was intended to force the development of new Rc pathways, strengthened his body and removing any lingering human weaknesses. His torture would eventually shatter his mind and diminish his life span.

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I'd also like to add something else, Houji made Tataras subordinates Fei and Yan his weapon aka a Qunique. Tatara took Houji's subordinate Takizawa and made him his weapon. An interesting little detail.
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What are these kind of beam weapons used by Ghoul Investigators?
What are these kind of beam weapons used by Ghoul Investigators like Kishou Arima, or Mougan Tanakamaru? Are they based on Ghouls like Quinques or are they something completely different?

By the looks of the first image, it must be Narukami:

Narukami (ナルカミ, Narukami) is an ukaku-type quinque. It discharges condensed Rc cells just like lightning bolts. Possessing a tracking function, evasion of the bolts is next to impossible.

And for the second image, it is the Higher Mind:

Higher Mind (ハイアーマインド（高次精神次元）, Haiā Maindo) or Angel Beat (天使の羽ばたき（エンジェルビート）, Enjeru Bīto) is an ukaku-type quinque that shoots beams of concentrated energy or condensed Rc cells.

I think, it is important to mention, that some ghouls posses kagune capable of unique feats, such as generating electricity, and thus, such quinques can be created from them.


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Why isn't the Beast Titan at the start of season 3?
Season 2 ended showing the characters, some titans and then on top of a far away wall the Beast Titan with the titan shifter outside him looking out, but now on season 3 there was only a brief mention of him.
Is the story continuing right after the previous episode or is there any time gap between them?
Will it go back to him any time soon in the next episodes?

I'm not sure since it's been a while since I read this part in the manga but I don't think the beast titan will be playing a role in this season, maybe being mentioned in the end. This season will focus more on the people inside the wall.

@Gravinco He's an interesting character so I would like to get to see more action with him. I guess I will have to wait to see if he does appear or not. I don't read the manga but since I have been a bit spoiled by my curiosity while browsing the site I guess its fine to get some manga info from your comment.

He will be appearing again but I don't think it'll be for this season, not sure tho since reading this has been a while ago

Expect the Beast Titan to appear very soon, this season of Attack On Titan will be very packed with its 24 episodes. The story is continuing after season 2's last episode, but there was a little time skip for both parties to kind of regen and recouperate from last episodes antics. Best way to enjoy this season and Attack On Titan is to stay far away from spoilers and let everything naturally unfold the way it should do.
Hope that helped.

There is a time gap yes. If I remember right it was like one week or something like that.

I'm probably going to rewatch the new episode as I didn't paid enough attention. Hopefully we get to see more of that in upcoming episodes.

There was a 3 week time gap between S2 finale and the start of the S3 premiere.
The beast titan was at Shiganshina, most likely preparing for the Survey Corps to come.
The Survey Corps did plan on going to the basement and sealing up the wall but because of recent complications with the Military police and Reiner/Bertolt, it was on delay.


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Why Eren can't fully transform?
In season 3 episode 1 they show Eren can't transform properly, having shorter legs, less "meat" and not reaching 10 meters with his titan. Why is this so? Why can't Eren fully transform? AFAIR he never transformed half way before

This is expanded on more in the manga, in this instance he had been testing his abilities for hours and had transformed three times with his titan form being smaller and weaker each time and with little control over himself on the second attempt.
The third transformation resulted in the opening scene of the anime episode.