text:
Do soldiers in Attack on Titan have different ODM gear or is it custom made for them?
Historia is 4'7 so in other words, she is short. On the other hand, we have Mike Zacharias who is 6'5. Do they have the same size gear or is it custom made for them?

Back during the Female Titan arc, Armin recognizes that Annie was using Marco's ODM gear. So at the very least, they are unique enough to be told apart if you are familiar with them.
Then again, most of the fitting of the ODM gear is done through leather straps, so it's not like you would need much customization to tailor it to each soldier.

Armin said that because it has scratches on it.

Isn't it because it was damaged and Marco was fixing it rather than it was customized for each one of them beforehand? Armin recognized it because he was watching Marco perform maintenance on his own gear and he could tell where Marco fixed it. They perform maintenance on their own equipment so I guess they're the ones who do all the adjusting, like in Chapter 31. The equipment is not custom made for each of them.

you should have put this as an answer, but it works regardless, it works

but the metal parts not the straps, do they adjust that depending on size?


text:
Who is the fastest character in My Hero Academia?
My Hero Academia Ultra Analysis book gives 6/6 S+ speed only to All Might and All for One. Even so, characters like Gran Torino and Nomu USJ who could rival them arent listed in the Ultra Analysis book.  Gran Torino in other hand, it's given 6/5 in the Ultra Archive book, just like All Might, but in the anime it seems to be implied All Might is faster than him in the battle with All for One. And for the Nomu USJ there is no data in his speed whatsoever, the only thing we know about his speed is in the battle with All Might.
I can't remember any important character who could rival their speed not listed either in the Ultra Analysis or Ultra Archive books.
Is there any more conclusive details about this?  Who is the fastest character in My Hero Academia?

In what capacity are you asking “fastest” in its literal interpretation in pure speed: All Might, Endeavor, Hawks, Izuku Midoriya, and Tenya Iida are the fastest combatants.
However, reaction time/reaction speed is another story. Of course Midoriya & All Might are still on top due to the sheer multiplier that is One For All. But, Eraser, Shoto Todoroki, Katsuki Bakugo, Hawks, and Stain are all upper-tier characters with extreme reactions times as well.
The fastest hero in outright speed is the Winged Hero: Hawks

With Midoriya (100%) and All Might the #1 Hero coming in a close second place:

Finally, Endeavor using Flashfire is going to be just below All Might in third place behind One For All:

Now, Reaction time is another gamble but based on the scenarios we’ve seen: All Might is going to be on top due to him reacting in an instant when Nomu speed-blitzed Bakugo during the USJ attack.
Second place would likely go to Hawks due to his quirk amplifying his sense to an extreme level especially with his hypersensitive wings.
Next, Eraser, him dodging Dabi’s attack in the time it took for Dabi to ignite his flames Eraser had activated his quirk and jumped out of the blast radius.
After Aizawa, we’re looking at mainly students on the top of this list with either Mirio Togata or Stain; Stain due to his capabilities in predicting his opponents moves and being able to deduce Midoriya’s plan when they fought in the alley.
Edit:
Some comments seem to think All Might is faster, he is capable of moving 5 kilometers in 30 seconds during the Hideout Raid Arc, which translates to 600 km/hr where as Hawks moved in the blink of an eye from the top of a skyscraper to Endeavor’s battle in 0.1–0.3 seconds. Assuming it’s a decent sized skyscraper in say the Tokyo prefecture: I’ll assume it’s only 20 stories (quite low all things considered) assuming 12 feet or so/floor we have 240 feet or 80 yards.
80 yards in 0.3 seconds translates to 878 Kilometers/Hour. That is over 200 km/hour faster than All Might all the while Hawks believes he could’ve easily gone faster to Endeavor’s aid.
That being said All For One also said that All Might has slowed since their first confrontation. Giving All Might SOME leeway they would be close around 850 km/hour regularly.
In conclusion Hawks is the fastest hero in My Hero Academia by a landslide. All Might was praised for his absurd strength, whereas Hawks is known for his S-class speed in the data books. Don’t doubt my boy Hawks.

My guess is that by this time, it's Keigo Takami aka Hawks. His speed is 6/6S acording to the databook and even the other heroes acknowledge him as being the fastest.
This is only considering travel speed, not fast as in reaction time, perception, etc.

I disagree with GotTheJob's answer. It's comparing a weakened All Might to Hawks in his prime.
Yes, weakened AM took 30 seconds after the Nomus appeared, but you're forgetting he dispatched 3 Nomus, then spoke to Endeavor for like 15 seconds and then went to AFO, so weakened AM travelled 3 miles in like 8 to 12 seconds.
Prime All Might, after 72 hours of heroic work and semi-tired, travelled 2600 miles, took down about 30 juiced-up villains, saved children from an accident inside a bus, stopped some buildings from collapsing, and blew ice breath to help fire fighters, all in 3 seconds. That's significantly faster than Hawks. He's faster than light.
This is in Vigilantes before his fight with AFO.

source: Stack Exchange

license: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

sort: votes


text:
Which Nomu is more powerful, USJ Nomu or Hood?
The Ultra Analysis book only gives stats for Hood Nomu. 6/6 in power 5/6 in speed. Neither the Ultra Analysis book nor the Ultra Archive book gives stats for USJ Nomu, the one who fought All Might.
USJ Nomu had super strenght, super speed, super regeneration and shock absorption.
Hood has Muscle augmentation and stored power to increase his attacks (apparently 2 different quirks) , super speed, super regeneration, storage (it stores several other nomus in his body, apparently up to 9) , mounted jets for flying, and transforming arms which allows him to shapeshift his arms for attacks, it's ranked as high-end which is supposed to be also more intelligent, even though it doesnt seem to have shock absorption.
I'm not aware if there is more information in audio books or anything about them.
Which one is supposed to be more powerful, USJ Nomu or Hood?

There are three categories of Nomu up until now in BnHA:
Low-End Nomu like the ones at Kamino. Low-End Nomu serve as foot soldiers and can overpower minor Pro Heroes. These Nomu are light in color and possess a multitude of Quirks as well as enhanced physical strength.
Mid-End Nomu like the ones at USJ. Mid-End Nomu can contend with the top Pro Heroes. These Nomu are generally black in color and possess the Super Regeneration Quirk and are even stronger than low-end Nomu.
High-End Nomu like Hood. High-End Nomu are intelligent Nomu that completely outclass the other Nomu. They possess abilities that can even overpower the top Pro Heroes, including up to six different Quirks.
So Hood is the strongest Nomu so far...

 And in the latest chapters it is shown that there are other High-End
 Nomu being made.

all_licenses: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/


text:
Where can I watch all the Kamisama Kiss episodes, including the OVAs, in either english sub or dub?
I was wondering if anyone knows where I can watch all of the Kamisama Kiss episodes online in either english sub or dub?
I'm pretty sure the anime consists of 2 seasons, and then 7 OVA episodes?
Please, I really love this anime, somebody please help me!

Welcome to Anime & Manga Stack Exchange. Take note that this site doesn't condone piracy, so we will only provide legal & official sites if they exist. Note however that those sites are usually geo-blocked (country restriction) due to the licensing terms itself

Kamisama Kiss has been licensed for streaming by Funimation Entertainment.

Hulu streams 25 episodes (season 1 & 2) in English dubbed and English subbed with Japanese audio.
Funimation Channel (US only) streams 25 episodes (season 1 & 2) in English dubbed and English subbed with Japanese audio.

The OVAs do not seem to be licensed, so there is no way to watch it in English sub/dub legally.

It doesn't appear that Crunchyroll actually has it, just a page stating it's geo-blocked (I could find no information on anyone being able to view it currently); it is available in both sub and dub on Hulu, however, in addition to Funimation.

@AllisonC thanks for the heads-up, there's a direct link to episode 1 on Crunchyroll, though the comments tell that it is not in English subtitle.

Interesting, on my work computer I get an error (specific to Crunchyroll based on the vein-pop iconography used), rather than an actual video. My suspicion is that CR previously had it (I vaguely remember it being available to watch, though it didn't catch my attention at the time) but lost at least some of the licensing when they had their split with Funimation.


text:
Is Dabi related to the Todoroki family
Is Dabi Endeavors oldest son Toya Todoroki? I need to know because google is not working.

related: https://anime.stackexchange.com/questions/49169/is-dabi-endeavors-son

Even though he has the similar quirk as the todorokis, is not confirmed to be a part of the family. (so far)


text:
What did Administrator (Quinella) said in silence in SAO Alicization final episode?
In the moment where Quinella lifted up to above (In my knowledge, she going to the "Real World"), there is a scene where she said something in her mouth, but it total silent,
So what did she said at that moment?
Additional Uncertainty of mine:

After that, the clown jump right to her, did both of them died?


text:
Are OVAs in One Punch Man considered "canon" or "filler"?
In another question asked here half year ago, it was pointed out that for 10 years since the appearence of One Punch Man, the powers heroes showed werent any kind of power. For example, no hero appeared who could manipulate ice or fire without artifacts , invisibility, people who could naturally fire beams, wind control, water control, animal control, etc. But now in OVA 1 of season 2,

 Heroes who can manipulate ice, fire and animals appeared

Should this be considered canon, or it's "filler", something the manga author didnt and wouldnt do for the manga?
Are OVAs in One Punch Man considered "canon" or "filler"?


text:
D Gray Man's 14th Melody song is in what episodes?
Melody or Joined Hands Sealed with a Kiss song appears in the 93rd episode. But if I recall this song or part of it (or atleast the music) appears before episode 93. I want to know what episode is that.


text:
Does Marco need to flap his wings to fly?
In One Piece, Marco has the rare power to transform into a phoenix, granting him the ability to fly like a bird and heal from his wounds.
In episode 463 of the One Piece anime, Marco is shown guarding against an attack from Admiral Kizaru. This is when his phoenix powers are first revealed. In this moment, his wings are the only parts of his phoenix form that are manifested so far. However, he isn't flapping them, yet he's somehow able to still hover in the air in front of Kizaru and have a conversation with him. He's been shown flapping them in other instances, but there are also scenes where he's able to fly without flapping them.
Is he actually able to fly without flapping his wings, or is it just the animation studio being lazy?

I'm pretty confident that the reason here is indeed limited animation and not the actual way Marco flies. In exactly the same way, you don't see Monet flap much her wings in episodes 612-613 for example.
It might result from or just be confused with laziness, as you mention. Don't forget, though, that anime isn't just a story, it is also the entire team behind it, their short deadlines (often one episode a week!) and limited budget, artistic considerations...

Originally limited animation was not only a budget-saving choice, but
  a stylistic one as well.

...cultural aspects and a few more relevant parameters, all of which influence the final product.


text:
Dr. Stone: How Senku could have made gunpowder without guano?
In Dr. Stone Sekku couldn't make gunpowder anymore because Tsukasa has the control of the cave full of bats, source of saltpeter used in gun powder and nitric acid. So in which other way could Sekku create the required saltpeter?
Also could Sekku make gun cotton or TNT instead of gunpowder and use that for explosive instead of gunpowder? If yes how could do that?

In Ch. 8 when they make the gunpowder Senku already had a bag of potassium nitrate (saltpeter) prepared which he says he prepared long in advance. Remember, before Senku and Taiju brought back the petrified Tsukasa and heard his cull the herd ramblings they had a monopoly on the cave with the nitric acid which gave Senku ample time to make the useful chemical saltpeter. Besides its use as a component of gunpowder which was certainly one of Senku's considerations potassium nitrate is a good fertilizer in case they wanted to plant some crops and one of the easier chemical oxidizers for him to make.
As to why he didn't try for a different explosive is not explicit but TNT would not have been a viable alternative for a myriad of reasons. I'm mostly reading off wikipedia for this but the first step is to nitrate toluene in the presence of nitric and sulfuric acid, while they have some nitric acid they do not obtain sulfuric acid until much later as the process for making sulfuric acid isn't something they had the tools to do. Both of those chemicals are very dangerous and they don't yet possess glassware to store them safely. TNT also started out as yellow dye, people of ages past were not really dumb and really dead though as TNT is incredibly stable in standard conditions which is one of its most important features. To detonate it you need some sort of blasting cap which is itself a small explosive and at that point you'd probably just want a different explosive. Gun cotton is similar as it can be made using plant fibers and nitric acid but is very unstable in that form and in its proper form also requires sulfuric acid. They theoretically could have made something else that involves none of sulfuric acid, oil or better containers but gunpowder is stable and powerful enough for the limited time and resources they had

So if Senku has already a handfull saltpeter and Sulfiuric Acid (obtained from the volcano), then why did he not continued to make gunpowder but instead tried to make cellphones?

@DimitriosDesyllas Senku is a proponent of non-violent resolutions to problems, when discussing what they'd do with the gunpowder he says he's going to use it as a threat against Tsukasa rather than killing him with it. When they do obtain sulfuric acid its clear Senku isn't looking to kill Tsukasa and his followers but convert them, starting by making contact with Taiju who he hasn't spoken to in months

Spoilers from the manga

 In chapter 77 he makes nitroglycerin,

.

 They get nitroglycerin (C3H5N3O9) from glycerin/glycerol (C3H8O3) + nitric acid (HNO3) + Ms. Sulfurina (H2SO4). It is indeed pale yellow, and the fumes will cause headaches/dizziness

.

 How Senku did nitroglycerin


text:
Why does SSJ4 look so cruel?
I've not watched GT, I'm a big DB fan but I've honestly not watched a whole lot of the actual material just due to not being able to get my hands on it. Every time I see SSJ4, whether it's Goku or Vegeta or whatever, they just look cruel. It makes sense with Vegeta, he's a cruel person. But Goku is really only cruel when you push him way past his limits and cross lines that aren't okay to cross. Is there are reason in lore as to why SSJ4 consistently looks so cruel?

SSJ4 is essentially a saiyan's most primal form of power, so design wise, they went for a very primal, strong and aggresive looking form.


text:
In Fate, why do some male historical figures get turned into females, but not vice versa?
DISCLAIMER: My only knowledge about fate is the Fate/Zero and Unlimited Blade Works anime adaptations, as well as the Fate/Extella video game. This is something I'm genuinely curious about.
The Fate franchise is all about summoning Heroic Spirits to participate in the Holy Grail War. It is filled with fictional depictions of historical and mythical figures, such as Hercules, Achilles, King Arthur, Alexander the Great, and more.
There are many instances of turning male historical figures into female Heroic Spirits, including but not limited to King Arthur, Nobunaga Oda, Musashi Miyamoto, Francis Drake, and many more.
However, the reverse doesn't happen. Female historical figures stay female when summoned as Heroic Spirits and aren't turned into males.
Why is this? Is it for artistic reasons? Story-telling reasons?

The in-universe explanation for this is that these characters WERE female in history, it's just that the legends that became their legacy portrayed them as male.
In the case of Saber she was seen as a young boy whose ageing was halted when 'he' pulled the sword from the stone.
(Her full story is up on the F/SN wiki, some parts of it are pretty ridiculous though)
With Saber being the flagship Heroic Spirit of the Fate universe her backstory is by far the most elaborate and fleshed out, but it is assumed that other supposed-to-be-male characters have similar backstories/explanations.
One notable exception / edge case is Astolfo (The Rider for the Black team in Fate/Apocrypha) who is supposed to be male in the Fate universe as well, but just looks feminine, even though the wikis insist that this is androgynous:


text:
Why does the Shinigami eye deal exist?
From Shinigami's perspective, why would they take that deal? As we know they can write a human's name in the notebook and they'll get the remaining lifespan of that human added to theirs. So why would they bother giving away the eyes?

I primarily think that it is just for their amusement.

Theory # 1: The entertainment
As It is  known that The shinigami don’t normally drop their deathnote in the human world but living forever is certainly getting old for them. The one’s who do it have some motives and one of them can be entertainment. To make it fair, the “half-Life” rule was made. Instead of giving shinigami eyes away, they might might what a person to become more insane after losing literally a huge portion of their life.
 OR, They want to keep the fun going. Giving a person Shinigami eyes as a last option when their host is against the walls. This wouldn’t be Fun at all without such High stakes.
Theory #2: The Power Struggle
As the name suggest, the shinigami eyes belong to the Shinigami. This wasn’t stated in the series, but it is quite possible that it takes a Toll on Shinigami to give shinigami eyes to their unfortunate friend. After-all they are sharing their own power with someone else. OR, this rule is to stop someone from killing all Humanity. One with the shinigami eyes for so long might kill people at much faster rate than usual. It is easy to lift a weight, but you can only keep it in the air for a limited time. Shinigami might find it difficult to some exent to share their own eyes and it is possible that they can maintain it for a limited number of years. If they take the entire lifespan of a person, they’ll have again find someone else to use the deathnote, which is an unnecessary hassle.
(whenever i do  better theories, i’ll add them Here.)

Your second theory has some loopholes. Shinigamis have nothing to lose from the eye deal. They are immortal creatures anyway. I merely think it is for their amusement or to make the work of the human who gets the death note easier

You are absolutely right.

I think it's simply to add to their amusement, so they have something interesting to experience. After all, the Shinigami realm is quite a dull, sad place, and living a life without a bit of fun is depressing, especially for a Shinigami since they're practically immortal. I mean, Ryuk did drop the Death Note into the human world just because he was bored.


text:
Is there a reason for not training Nezuko in breathing?
I understand that Nezuko gets stronger from just sleeping but the entire time Tanjiro is training to master his breathing alongside Zenitsu and Inosuke she just sleeps. Would it not have made more sense to train her to breathe as well and she could sleep during travel and daytime and do breathing training at night? Or is this not done due to just plot, not constraints? Are demons even able to learn breathing techinques?

I don't know why Nezuko didn't train herself to use breathing techniques or because of her bamboo piece in her mouth(Just kidding!). But Yes, demons can learn breathing techniques.

 Just like Upper Moon One "Kokushibo". He can use Breath of the Moon.
 Link: https://kimetsu-no-yaiba.fandom.com/wiki/Kokushibo

In my opinion, demons can't train and get stronger the way humans do. Tanjiro needs to train to get stronger; she doesn't. Also when she sleeps it's not a normal "let's sleep at night" kind of sleep, but more of a "I'm going into a long coma" kind of sleep. She can't train at day and sleep at night; that's not how her recovery process works.

It's not known yet in anime that whether demons can develop breathing techniques. But it seems like that cannot develop breathing techniques because demons don't feel the way like humans do. Tanjiro as a protagonist in the series keeps on training and improving his breathing technique to save and bring Nezuko back to her old form. On the other side, Nezuko, being a hybrid type (not completely human nor a demon) recovers from injuries by sleeping and the same technique goes when she is asleep. In order to protect her sister he keeps getting stronger to bring nezuko back to her old self.


text:
Why Meliodas regenerations abilities didnt work in his first fight with Gilthunder?
In Meliodas first fight with Gilthunder, he gets injured and he's taken by his friends with his doctor. But he is a member of the demon clan who's even capable of reattaching a cut arm, and it's shown later in the anime.
Why Meliodas regenerations abilities didnt work in his first fight with Gilthunder?

If I recall correctly by that time his true power is sealed and when he fought Gilthunder his power level is around 3000 to 3500 making him to be more weaker same goes for his regeneration abilities.

His powers were sealed, because back then his power level was significantly lowered.Back then, his powers were sealed because he couldn't control his emotions after he destroyed Danafor because Liz died.
In chapter 29, Melodias has a flashback about Danafor, which he destroyed in his wrath.


text:
Why does Obito only have 6 reanimated jinchuriki when he fights with Naruto and Bee,
I thought Obito got 1-7 and he said in the fight "6 against 2 is unfair" to Naruto im confused af.
episode 325 btw.

He has extracted the Bijuus with one to seven tails but the former Jinchuuriki of the Ichibi - Gaara - is still alive.
Another reason is that he is controlling them using the Six Paths of Pain

an Outer Path technique that allows a Rinnegan user to manipulate up to six bodies as though they are their own.

Wiki

This is also the reason why later on Gaara has to help whent taking out the Ichibi from Obito, as Naruto didn't encounter him during that fight and didn't get a portion of his chakra.

wowwwwwww I didnt think of that


text:
Who is Katakuri's father, do we know his race?
Do we know anything about Katakuri's father or race? His teeth kind of remind me of Bartolomeo.

No definitive answers, only theories : https://www.reddit.com/r/OnePiece/comments/8dqkb1/katakuris_father_spoilers/

Dellinger's teeth are naturally pointed. It is worth noting that the other two triplets don't have that mouth.


text:
Which chapter of the manga does Season 3 of Nanatsu No Taizai anime start?
If I want to start reading the manga of Nanatsu no Taizai by the chapter season 3 of the anime start (so I avoid most things which were already shown in the anime), which chapter should I start reading the manga?

That should be volume 25 of the manga.
I just checked it here;
https://nanatsu-no-taizai.fandom.com/wiki/Story_Arcs


text:
Are there other clans than the Hyuga with the Byakugan
naruto shippuden episode 389 (dubbed) at 2:45 a maid reveals that

"The Hyuga is a distinguished clan -pause within the leaf we are the only ones who posses the Byakugan"

Does this mean that there are clans who posses the Byakugan other than the Hyuga outside of the leaf village?

The Otsutsuki Clan are the original owners of the Byakugan, the Hyuuga Clan is descended from them

So the Hyūga knew of the Otsutsuki when Hinata was ~10?

The Byakugan actually originated from the Ōtsutsuki Clan. As revealed in Chapter 671 and as stated in the wiki, the Byakugan

originated from the Ōtsutsuki Clan and was later inherited by their distant descendants, the Hyūga Clan.

Outside the leaf village, I can only recall Ao as the known possessor of the Byakugan but it should be noted that this was stolen and not inherited, like that of the Hyūga Clan.

@TheIrishPizzaGuy I don't see understand the point you're trying to make when you mentioned that scene. Referring to someone as Byakugan user does not mean they don't recognize him/her as a Hyūga. In fact, they would probably conclude he's from the Hyūga clan since they are the well-known users of Byakugan.


text:
Why Nanatsu no Taizai anime story goes so fast?
As far as I understand, the first 2 seasons of Nanatsu no Taizai, of 24 episodes each, covered almost 200 chapters of the manga. This is very different to other series like My Hero Academia for example, where IIRC, each season of the anime covered like 40 chapters of the manga. Why Nanatsu no Taizai anime story goes so fast?


text:
How strong is the leader of the Demon Slayer Corps
During Tanjiro's trial, the leader, also known as "Oyakata-Sama" was introduced and despite his weak appearance, I was quite surprised at how much respect he was able to command from all the pillars and this  got me wandering how strong he is (or must've been  in his prime).
He mentioned that the Hashiras only acknowledged strength. So this leads to my question, how powerful is "oyakata sama" comparatively to the upper Moons and how did he get the "Byakugan-like" curse on his face.

Also (just in case he was never a force to be reckoned with), why would someone so weak be chosen to be the head of such a powerful organization? and how was he able  to tame the Hashiras.

A simple answer would be: He isn't all that strong. Any more would be a major spoiler so proceed with caution.

Not only is he "not that strong" he is pitifully weak. The reason he leads the demon slayer corps is because they follow him. Here's a bit on the history and powers of his family:

His lineage goes back to the time when the first demon was born. Muzan came from the same family and him becoming a demon cursed their bloodline, any child born into their family would not survive for long. They needed to kill the demon born in their family to lift the curse. They were given brides from the temple and it allowed their children to at least live till their twenties. Since then their family has been raising the demon slayer corps. The only benefit they got from all this has been an heightened intuition, one that was almost clairvoyant. Through that they have evaded countless disasters, amassed great wealth and made critical guesses on situations that would be otheriwse impossible(such that Muzan can't be killed with demon slayer swords)

 Their family has been doing this for countless years all to defeat Muzan, and demon slayers have been following them.

Coming to the other part of your question:

 Hashiras do value strength and they are eccentric weirdos but they aren't brainless brutes. All of them are plenty smart. They realise that Ubuyashiki Kagaya (Oyakata-Sama) is a man worthy to be thier lord. Ubuyashiki is a man who truly cares for all demon slayers, if giving away his life would be any useful, then he would happily do so. He's tactful and wise at the same time humble and kind. He is saddened whenever a slayer dies and remembers the name and background of each demon slayer in the corps. His eyes have gone blind, skin is rotting and his end is not far, but regardless the only aim of his life is to slay muzan. He demands no respect or submission from pillars and they all follow him on their own accord.

 There are demon slayers who want to climb ranks to earn money and fame, but we haven't seen any of them go far. It has been mentioned by Gyomei (Stone Pillar) that the most promising and hardworking demon slayers come from families destoyed by demons and from households who have been slaying demons thourgh generations. That might be one reason why all hashiras have turned out like this (not to mention if the top tiers are like this the lower ranked slayers will naturally follow them)

Your answer seems perfect, all that's left are some sources to validate it

@Rumpelstiltskin Sure, I'll look them up and add them in a day or two


text:
Are Connor and Murf more than just slippers?
In episode 3 of Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun we're introduced to Clara, who in turn introduces us to Connor and Murf.[1] At various points in time Clara talks to or about Connor and Murf.[1][2][3][4] They're referred to as slippers when Clara performs a move called Slipper Kick.[3]
At various points in the anime Connor and Murf move.[2][3][7] And so we know they are animate to some extent.
In the introduction the slippers appear in a backdrop with various green animals.[8] These green animals look like an un-slipperfied Connor and Murf. At a later point in the introduction we see a green animal scratching itself next to Clara.[9] I think Connor, Murf and the green animal are related, but I have no clue how. Interestingly in Episode 8 there's a backdrop with slippers, but no green animal.[5]
To me it looks like Connor and Murf are based on the green animal. Much like you can get Pikachu slippers that are based on Pikachu.
Are Connor, Murf and the green animal related?

I'm Clara!
  And my right foot is Connor, and my left foot is Murf!
  My familiar is Falfal!
  - Clara, Episode 3 @ 2:30

Iruma: We need someone to play the husband and the cat.
Clara: Connor and Murf can play them.
  Here you go!
  Say hi to them.
Iruma: Hi...
Connor and Murf look at Iruma.
Iruma: Huh?!
- Episode 3 @ 4:08

Connor and Murf!
  Take this! Slipper Kick!
  - Clara, Episode 8 @ 3:27

Ugh! All Iruma-chi does is play with Lady Redhair lately!
  No fair!
  I wonder how I can get Iruma-chi back.
  How Connor Murf?
Connor blinks
How, Sabro?!
- Clara, Episode 8 @ 7:20

Backdrop of slippers without the green animal
- Episode 8 @ 9:23
Clara's mom has a neck ornament that looks like the green animal.
- Episode 8 @ 14:32, 15:58, 16:11, 16:29, 16:49
Connor and Murf both move Clara.
- Episode 8 @ 17:44
We see various slippers, and a couple of green animals
- From 0:29 to 0:31 of the intro song.
We see Clara wearing Conner and Merf whilst creating a lot of items. There is also a green animal in the background scratching itself.
- From 0:58 to 1:00 of the intro song.


text:
Ore selection in Demon Slayer anime
Right after the Final Selection, the contestants were asked to pick an ore for their katanas. During Tanjiro's turn, it was depicted that he used his sense of smell to make a beneficial selection. Was this ever elaborated upon? For instance, was it ever mentioned in the anime as to what effect this had on his katana?

It is mentioned in the "Kimetsu No Yaiba Manga : Chapter 6" that :
He utilizes the Water Breathing: Fourth Form - Striking Tide to slice the 'threads' that he smelled, and successfully defeats the demons .
Though it's not mentioned anywhere, what I assume is by the time he completed final selection , he had defeated many demons as well as cut the rock with the help of his smell and breathing technique. So , even when he was asked to choose the ore , he chose to use the sense of smell as he didn't have any other parameter or knowledge to do so .  So he chose smelling similar to his past actions.


text:
Is it possible to produce purple/ red flames?
In (coming soon) episode of Avatar the Last Airbender, we meet the last living dragons. They swirl around Aang and Zuko. Then they unleash the fire of different colors, so is this possible to produce in the world of Avatar bender-wise what I mean is take someone like Azula, for example, would purple and red flames be possible to produce like Azula produces blue flames.

idk about Avatar specifically, but in real life anything is possible! With metal bending you could say they would have to add metals and chemical salts to the flames to color it.

@Hakase well, I'm only talking about avatar but thanks.

Zuko produces flames with some purple and green in Smoke and Shadow part 1:

I don't believe he usually firebends like this, however.


text:
In Overlord, did Ainz's friends intentionally make the Nazarick employees sadistic and cruel?
A lot of the maids and other NPCs of Nazarick enjoy torture, death, and watching others suffer. Were they intentionally created that way by the original users, Ainz's friends, or was it a result of something else?

They were roleplaying as villains, so I'm 100% positive they were made intentionally with those settings, the only good aligned NPC being Sebas, who was made by resident White Knight Touch Me, which is why he strives for chivalry,

I wouldn't be surprised if that was intentional by Ainz's friends. It was a game, after all.

There are a few others that don't have a sadistic and cruel nature if you look at the bios on the wiki


text:
Why did Diane and King increase their power levels?
So in one of the last episodes, Gowther reads the power levels of Diane and King and they increased. Why did they increase? I think the former fairy king and giant king wanted to make them stronger sending them to the past, but the "challenge" they passed there was one not to kill her sister's lover (King) and the other not to betray her race (Diane), but I dont see how this had to do with increasing their power levels, does it?

They gained knowledge and maturity from their trip to the past, which is counted when numbering power levels.
Around chapter 106, we learn from Hawk's use of Balor's Eye that power levels are made up of three numerical components : Magic, which determines the magical proficiency and raw firepower, Strength, which accounts for physical power, and Will which is more abstract, but basically accounts for the individual's fighting spirit and / or maturity as a fighter.
Since King and Diane faced life-changing events in their trip to the past, they can reasonably be considered to have gained a lot of willpower, thus increasing their Will. They also have peered into Gloxinia and Dolor's memories, who use the same magics as them ; they have learned how to use their magic more efficiently.
It must also be noted that King's wings begin growing at this point. In Chapter 218, pages 6-8, this is noted to improve his link with the Sacred Tree and allows him to use the full power of his sacred treasure, Chastiefol. Fairies gain a noticeably huge amount of power when growing their wings ; for example, Elaine went from 2 830 to 21 050.


text:
Which characters in Nanatsu no Taizai can read power levels?
So Hawk was given a magical device by Merlin if I recall correctly, and he can read power levels. Gowther has shown to be able to read Diane and King's power levels, I guess because he's a doll he has some device incorporated and can read them. Is there any other character in Nanatsu no Taizai who can read power levels?


text:
Can Meliodas be permanently killed?
So, if I understand correctly, for a curse he has on him Meliodas resurrected. Does this mean there isnt a way to permanently kill him? Is there something that can be done to permanently kill him?

Lift the curse?

lol who cursed him, and can it be lifted? @JoeW

@Rumpelstiltskin More is revealed as the story progresses.


text:
Is Dio's The World actually allowing him to move at the speed of light?
According to physics, stopping time would comes with a lot of hindrances such as:

When stopping time, everything including molecules are stopped. You are stuck where you because you can't move air molecules out of the way. Also breathing would be literally impossible.
With all molecules stopped, there would be no heat generated. Your environment would become zero degrees Kelvin (the temperature at which molecules stop moving) and you would freeze to death.
Stopping time stops photons of light from moving, so you are unable to see

Also if Dio actually stopped time, how would this work if his stand only has a 10 meter radius? That means he's creating numerous time ripples because his time stop doesn't apply to anything beyond 10 meters.
Would this mean that instead of stopping time, he is actually moving at the speed of light? According to one hypothetical question on the physics stack exchange, moving at the speed of light would make time appear to stop.

There's going to be some amount of magical hand waving in any time manipulation ability and I haven't seen Jojo or "the world", but perhaps it could be similar to a time stop from Artemis Fowl. A time stop is a finite zone in which time is stopped for the consciousness of all conscious beings inside.
To those who are inside, the only effect is that all communications and time-dependent devices (clocks, TV, phone signal, etc.) are stopped and living beings cannot fall asleep. Any natural processes happen normally, there's no wind but you can breathe but you cannot physically leave because the outside world doesn't exist in relation to a time stopped zone. When the time stop ends, those affected by it instantly have their time set to the normal time (e.g. if time is stopped at noon for 4 hours you experience noon for 4 hours and when it ends your time resumes normally from 4 pm).
To those who are outside the field, nothing appears wrong with the time stopped area and you can walk into it but any conscious beings who were inside are gone, trapped in past at the moment the time stop started and will only reappear when it ends.
The time stop apparently only traps your consciousness at that moment and detains the body of anyone affected until it ends, this is why I guess the whole molecules/photons not moving isn't a problem.

DIO's time stop is similar to this, except say time is stopped for 15 minutes and time was stopped at 9 am, time will resume at 9 am, not 9:15.

Time stop has never been stated to have a 'zone'.

(Possible Spoilers For Parts 1, 3, and 5 of JoJo's Bizzare Adventure.)
Okay, now that I've gotten that out of the way, time stopping time.

 DIO (previously Dio Brando in part 1), acquired [The World] in his awakening. He then gets a random mansion and sits there and hires all these minions. Once the Stardust Crusaders get to DIO, DIO shows off his ability when Kakyoin does the 20 Meter Emerald Splash. DIO stops time and donuts (, which is a trademark punch named by fans,) Kakyoin. Once he has donuted Kakyoin, time begins and Kakyoin flies away. Joseph Joestar from part 2 says "He was suddenly blasted away! Impossible!"

Based off that information, I think DIO stops time, stopping everything in a certain radius, making everyone unconscious, but out of the radius they seem to be moving, explaining how us viewers are still able to see DIO

, and Jotaro at some point,

move in Timestop.

 This also shows Diavolo's ability to time skip, where everyone does their actions unconsciously, while Diavolo is in conscious thinking.

Hope this helps.

It has never been stated that Time Stop has a radius.

Well, even if Timestop doesn't have a radius, it would make more sense as to the radius of Timestop would be in Dio's peripheral vision (the radius as what he can see) and some. This would make it so that if seen from farther away than the radius (for example, a camera) would see a complete SKIP in time, which would make more sense as to how people don't see Dio's (or Jotaro's/Pucci's/DIO's) actions in Timestop because, well, they can't see Dio at all.

ALSO, Dio's time stop ripples from outside of him and eventually returns back after Time resumes, so there LITERALLY has to be some sort of radius.

That's only in the anime

All because it's 'only in the anime' doesn't make it true.

are you agreeing with me? That time stop doesn't have radius?

Of course not. Did you read what I said?

And what says that the anime isn't canon? There have been multiple adaptations of manga-anime in which people agree the anime takes hold of the "canon wheel". I mean, everyone practically calls the Pillar-Men after their localized names and those names have practically been set in stone at this point, so what dictates that the anime or the manga is really what's true?

It doesn't matte, even if the anime was canon (which it is, unless not present in the manga as well) you're making that assumption based upon a little graphic animation, not anything stated. How do you know the ripple doesn't existent infinitely? The anime made a couple of mistakes, which are only present then. What people call a character doesn't affect the status of the anime.


text:
Are there any of the same spirits in Fairy Tail?
In the anime, you only ever see one version of the same spirit. I remember at the beginning Lucy mentions some of the silver keys can be "Bought in magic shops", but we never see anyone own the same key/spirit as Lucy.

yes there are many plue (white snow looking) shown in spirit relm. https://fairytail.fandom.com/wiki/Nikora

You can answer your question if you continue reading the manga or watching the anime. I do not want to spoil you so my suggestion, keep reading/watching it.

Celestial Spirits in Fairy Tail are generally broken down into Gold and Silver Keys.
For the Gold Keys, there is only one of each spirit, mapped to only one Gold Key. During Lucy's battle against Angel, it was shown that duplicating a key and summoning a Gold Spirit actually desummons them from their current summoner and resummons them under the new summoner, suggesting that indeed there is only one of each.
For the Silver Keys, there are likely multiples of each spirit. Nikola (e.g. Plue) is the most cited example of a family of spirits. In the anime, Caelum is also shown to be owned by multiple summoners at the same time, though this does not constitute canon material as the appearance was in a filler arc.


text:
How Supreme deity and Demon king work together?
In episode 10 of season 3, we see that Meliodas and Elizabeth are fighting against Demon king and Supreme deity.
As demon clan and goddess clan are enemy, also Meliodas and Elizabeth were sinned and punished for helping each other and betraying respective clans.
So my question is how come for punishing them both the supreme being are working together at same time at same place.

I feel compelled to replicate a highly voted comment I found on reddit: The Demon King and Supreme Godess are dating and are afraid of the young couple to steal their flair.


text:
Does people playing Sword Art Online feel something or not?
In the first season of SOA, IIRC, Kirito tells his friend that they can't feel pain in SOA. But later we see a lot of characters reacting like if they feel pain (screaming in pain, etc.) and also they enjoy and taste meals and foods. So, how is this possible?
Does people playing Sword Art Online feel something or not?

The Nerve Gear can theoretically simulate pain as well as all other senses.

Inside, there were numerous signal transceivers. By using the
  electronic signals sent by those transceivers, the gear accessed the
  user’s brain itself. The user didn’t use their eyes or ears to see and hear,
  the signals went directly to their brain. In addition, the machine could
  access not only sight and sound, but also: touch, taste, and smell as
  well—that is to say, all five senses.

But the players in SAO apparently don't feel pain except for some discomfort.

Kuradeel wrinkled his brow and curved his lips upwards, then
  stabbed my right arm with the tip of his sword. He then twisted it twice,
  then thrice.
  “Argh…!”
  Although I didn’t feel any pain, an unpleasant feeling of being
  stimulated in the nerves passed through my entire body alongside the
  strong paralysis effect. Every time the blade dug into my arm, my HP
  decreased slowly but steadily.

In ALO Pain Absorption is introduced as a setting that regulates how much pain the player feels from a wound.

The flames coursing through my nerves were extinguished by the
  sensation of thick metal piercing through my body. The center of my
  chest was pierced through by the sword, which seemed to be deeply
  rooted in the floor. Though there was no pain, I was being assaulted by
  intense discomfort.
  “Ki... Kirito-kun!!”
  Hearing Asuna’s cry, I met her gaze while trying to tell her ‘I’m
  fine’.
  However, faster than my voice could come out, Sugou suddenly
  spoke out to the darkness in the sky above with a booming voice.
  “System command! Pain Absorption, change to level 8.”
  That moment, a sharp cone of pure pain spread through my back,
  as if I was stabbed.
  “G... Guh...”
  When a groan leaked out of my mouth, Sugou howled in laughter.
  “Kukuku, there’s still two more treats for you. The pain will get
  stronger gradually so look forward to enjoying it. When it gets lower
  than level 3, I’m afraid it seems you’ll still feel the symptoms of shock
  even after logging out.”

Considering that ALO is based on the SAO technology we can likely assume that this setting was used to prevent the SAO players from feeling any pain.
As to their screams I think that it just natural response when you are in panic and realize that you could/are going to die.
The first and second excerpts are from the first light novel and the last one is from the fourth (translations by Baka-Tsuki).


text:
How Senku made Carbonated water?
In order to create cola and the sulfa Drug Senky needed to create carbonated water via a laborious bamboo construction to the river. How this structure works and how it makes carbonated water?

As we see in chapter 40 Senku has made something resembling a bamboo barrel on a spit sitting in a waterfall turning thanks to some spokes reaching into the falls and is hitched to what appears to be a jar of wine.

The design is never explained in the manga but from what we can see it seems quite clear. The jar labeled wine contains some sort of sugar rich liquid undergoing fermentation whose 2 byproducts are alcohol and carbon dioxide. The jar is sealed aside from a hose which runs from the lid to the bamboo pipe through the barrel which is perforated with many holes and is open on the far side. Carbon dioxide is produced by the alcohol, goes up the hose and through the pipe where some will bubble though the water in the spinning barrel before escaping the far end of the pipe. The pipe seals the spinning barrel (we know because the water hasn't all leaked out of the raised barrel) as it sits in the waterfall which allows the bubbling carbon dioxide to carbonate the water. Carbonation is the process where carbon dioxide CO2 (g) in water H2O (l) in low temperatures and under pressure will react to form carbonic acid H2CO3 (aq). Senku knew what he was doing as he tells Gen the water will be their source of carbonic acid for the creation of the sulfa drug a few panels later. At higher temperatures and/or lower pressure the amount carbonic acid that can stay dissolved decreases and the reaction happens in reverse producing CO2 bubbles and H2O which is how we usually picture carbonated water.

At the very least, the concept looks similar to the first invention of carbonated water by Joseph Priestley: "In 1767, Joseph Priestley discovered a method of infusing water with carbon dioxide when he suspended a bowl of water above a beer vat at a local brewery", and a YouTube video on the history of soda water.


text:
What is Jibril's favorite game called?
Jibril only plays one game, and there's an episode (or more) dedicated to her playing the game with the siblings.  However, on the wiki page, it doesn't say the name of the game, nor can I find it anywhere else.
As I recall, it starts with an S.

Shiritori
Here's an article about it on Wikipedia and here's the NGNL version from episode 6. Players take turns saying a noun which begins with the final kana (i.e. syllable) in the previous word, words cannot be repeated, first person to take too long or say a word ending in ん (the n sound) loses since no word in japanese starts with that sound. In their version of the game there is the materialization component which is if the thing you say is present it disappears and if it isn't it is created. i.e. in the game Sora says mantoru (mantle) which causes the mantle of the planet to vanish or biichi (beach) which creates a seascape.


text:
Have there been any other saiyan hybrids?
Knowing how similar the Saiyans and Humans are biologically, would it not be feasible to have another similar species that Saiyans can cross-breed with? Has there already been such a thing, and if so, how powerful is it?

As far as I know there hasnt been shown any other similar species that saiyans can cross breed BUT, there might be in the future since Vegeta's brother has a girlfriend named Gure from another species, who doesnt even look very human alike, and I suppose that if he chose her as a partner it's because they can have offsprings. Gure is a short, alien with black eyes and two nostril, horizontal egg shaped head and a white skin color that might have a very low tint of green or grey. He appeared with her in a non canon special, but he was mentioned later in canon movies like Battle of God and Broly, so he became canon. Though we dont know if his girlfriend became canon with this too.

“I suppose that if he chose her as a partner it's because they can have offsprings”. We don’t know enough of his personality to make that assumption. By that logic, people in the real world that can’t have children would never be/stay married. Not every couple wants children.


text:
Does Kanekis eye change over time?
I don't know if I'm just looking too much into it or does Kanekis eye get redder over time or even pitch black? In the manga, I've seen his eye all black, all black with red pupil, white with red pupil, white with big black pupil, as Haise I think I've seen him with a white eye and black pupil with a thick glowing red outline. Why does his pupil change colors if there's any reason for it?

They definitely change over time but this is most probably done either not intentionally or for the style. Unlike his hair, I doubt that it expresses any underlying meaning.
For example, in darker scenes the color can be bright crimson or even scarlet but in some scenes (for example, Root A opening) it is light red and even close to pink.


text:
Is Làng Wū Yáo's voice really cursed?
in Season 2 Líng Yá says to Lǐn Xuě Yā that the reason why Làng Wū Yáo doesn't talk is because his voiced is cursed and that when he speaks it always attracts trouble.
However is this actually true? while Líng Yá seems to speak the truth that Làng Wū Yáo doesn't want to say (like how was saying how he was lonely when they reunited with Shāng Bù Huàn) Làng Wū Yáo didn't pull on Líng Yá like he normally does


text:
Is it true Gilthunder statement about Meliodas and Ban being the strongest nanatsu no taizai members?
In OVA 2 of Nanatsu no Taizai, Gilthunder says about Meliodas and Ban, "They arent simple holy knights, it is said the 2 of them are the strongests of The Seven Deadly Sins"
Is this true? I thought Escanor was said to be the strongest. Moreover, the power levels figures which appears for Ban dont look any special (it's said that after the Hunter Festival he's stronger than that, probably higher than a weakened Galand, with this he still could be weaker than several members) , and also if I recall correctly in the first season it's mentioned Diane it's the physically strongest.
Is it true Gilthunder statement about Meliodas and Ban being the strongest nanatsu no taizai members?

The tricky thing with calling someone the strongest in any show is that it is very quickly opinion based. One could say that Escanor is easily the strongest member of the group because he just obliterates everyone he sees. Meliodas has his full-counter move which is also a feature one could use to call him the strongest. Ban is immortal. He litterally can't die. This feature of Ban could be used to argue that he is the strongest member (he also has the whole muscle buff mode thingie).
The point I am trying to make here is that (in the way i see it) Gilthunder believes Meliodas and Ban to be the strongest members based on things he knows/has seen. I don't believe that you should take his statement 100% at face value when it comes to actual power level scaling.


text:
Is Gowther, the creator of the doll Gowther, a demon or is he from another race?
The creator of Gowther the doll, Gowther fights for the demon clan, but is he a demon? Or is he a magician or another race? We know among their fighters, the demon clans had fighters from other races, such as the giant king and the fairy king, and a converted angel such as Estarossa. So, what race is he?

The original Gowther was a pure-blooded demon.
He originally lived in the Demon World with his lover Glariza as a powerful sorcerer. The Demon King eventually forced him to become one of his Ten Commandments, and locked him up in the Demon Prison to punish him for his disobedience. As proof of his demon-hood, he bears a black mark over his right eye when he escapes the Demon Prison. Those black marks are characteristic and can only be displayed by demons.


text:
Why was Polnareff able to see stands when he didn't have one?
In Golden Wind, there are multiple episodes where Polnareff's stand Silver Chariot is separated from him, which causes all souls in a radius to swap bodies.
Polnareff ends up in the body of a turtle, and even though he no longer has a stand (it is operating on its own) he can still see stands.
His lack of having a stand is also the reason he was able to grab the arrow at the end of episode 35 of Golden Wind.
Why can he still see stands if he no longer has one?

I haven’t gotten to that part yet, so some speculation: 1) Are the other affected characters also able to see stands? This may affect the answer. 2) From what I read in the Wiki, Polnareff is transferred to the turtle stand user (who is apparently named Coco Jumbo, according to the Wiki). This is probably relevant.

I have two explanations why this is the case:
Although Silver Chariot has gone Berserk, it's still his Stand
First of all, although he can't control Silver Chariot Requiem anymore doesn't mean it's not his Stand anymore. In the flashback where Polnareff first found out about what happens when Silver Chariot has the Stand-Arrow, we can see that after taking the Arrow from Silver Chariot Requiem away again, the Stand transforms back into it's former normal self. So I'd say that even in the case of Polnareff not being able to control his Requiem-Stand anymore, he still is a Stand-User. Also, the reason why he was able to pick the Arrow up was because his Stand was already active and the effect of the Arrow (your Stand attacking you) still happens as we can see with Silver Chariot Requiem running towards him after picking up the Arrow.
Polnareff took over the Turtle's Stand
The second case why he can still see Stands is because the Turtle (aka. Coco Jumbo) was a Stand-User and Polnareff's soul got transferred into the Turtle. At the end we also see that Coco Jumbo's Stand "Mr. President" is still active because we see Trish getting transferred inside the Turtle just like before the Silver Chariot Requiem incident. I'm guessing that Polnareff just took over the Turtle's Stand which is definitely plausible in certain cases.
Part 6 Spoiler:

 Obtaining someone else's Stand in addition to your own is possible in some special cases like we see with Emporio being able to use Weather Report in addition to Burning down the House at the end of Stone Ocean

So although it isn't explicitly stated in the anime/manga, Polnareff still certainly is a Stand-User.


text:
Do Gogeta and Vegito have all the same techniques?
In Dragon Ball Heroes, Vegito has shown to be capable of using the kaioken. But Vegito in the same story and others doesnt use it.
Do Gogeta and Vegito have all the same techniques?

Gogeta and Vegeta are 2 different forms of fusion - One is formed by potara and other by fusion dance so they use same techniques.
Currently there is no official news of Dragon Ball Super but a rumour going of Super Season 2.
As for Heroes series it is fan-made going on as like GT series not made by the Dragon Ball Z or Super creator


text:
How does a Yardrat know that Vegeta became faster than Goku?
In Dragon Ball Super manga #55,

 A Yardrat who's teaching Vegeta techniques, says he's faster than Goku

Is Goku supposed to be traveling to Yardrat often or something? How does a Yardrat know that Vegeta became faster than Goku?

This is a mistranslation.
The official translation (found on Mangaplus, page 6) clearly says (in Elder Pybara's words) :

"Your spirit is now more polished than Goku's, and you managed it in no time."

Elder Pybara was comparing their respective trainings' duration. As stated within Dragon Ball Super (chapter 53, page 48), Goku spent 150 days meditating upon a training spire and Vegeta had to achieve comparable results in only 10 days. Elder Pybara's reaction clearly indicates that Vegeta did train quite faster.


text:
How do people survive battles in Legend of Korra?
In the show, we see tons of battles, most of which use bending. Earthbender can pick up rocks that probably weighty several hundred pounds, but we see people take these with no problem and keep stacking. Firebenders generate intense fire, so how is no one burned even from the non-point blank range? This doesn't add up to me. It could be the infamous rule of cool or something to do with the physiology of the (supposed) humans in the show but I am looking to a different answer.

I don't think you will find an answer, because this is the case in a lot of animation (especially Japanese anime), and the same logic doesn't apply in live-action shows. The reason a lot of animated shows are so battle-heavy is exactly because of the medium used (animation). It is much easier (and cheaper) to pull off these types of battles in animation as opposed to live-action. Hope this helps!


text:
Why couldn't Alphonse Elric fix his own armor?
why did he have to rely on Ed to mend his armor? Did they not have the same abilities more or less?

I'm pretty sure the few times Al has taken enough damage to need repair he's also unable to use alchemy as he's missing 1+ limbs and thus unable to draw himself a transmutation circle, I'll skim the series for the relevant panels

The blood rune binding Alphonse's soul to the armour is too fragile to be handled by anyone other than Edward
In Ch. 10, No. 48 "Slicer" explains to Ed how the blood rune functions

Basically, the blood of the rune links to the soul and the iron in the blood anchors the soul to the armour. Since the armour is made of iron it stands to reason arbitrarily fixing the armour with alchemy is dangerous as it might harm the blood rune and cause Al to unbind from the armour. We see with the death's of Slicer in Ch. 13 and No. 66 "Barry the Chopper" in Ch. 39 (depicted below) that the rune is incredibly fragile

Just a scratch in the rune was all that was needed to kill Barry so it's not hard to imagine the consequences of accidentally warping the rune when transmuting. Theoretically Al can draw himself a transmutation circle when an arm comes off after the battle with Lust but likely did not want to risk it. In Ch. 7 after the brothers' first encounter with Scar in which Ed's arm gets destroyed and Al loses an arm + a leg Ed says he's the only one capable of handling repairs to the armour

In terms of if the brothers alchemical abilities are the same, the answer is: not to begin with. At the start of the series Al doesn't remember seeing "Truth" which is the requirement to be able to transmute without a transmutation circle by clapping your hands together. Until he does, Al still has to draw transmutation circles to use alchemy. He only regains his memories of the "Truth" when Martel's blood splashes onto the blood rune during the Furher's raid on Greed's hideout in Ch. 30. The reason this restores his memories is unclear, whether this "completes" the rune or it just shocks the memories back is never elaborated on. Even after Al regains his memories of the "Truth" though he still relies on Edward to fix the armour as it's safest to let the person who crafted the rune to handle the armour. Especially when the rest of the armour needs to be thinned to compensate for the bits that are completely gone.

It may be metal but it was his own body connected to soul.
To repair it something of equal value must have required for him to repair it  like another persons body.
But for edward and others its just piece of metal so he can repair it easily.


text:
Kaiki Deishu and Tooe Gaen Relationship
What is the relationship of Kaiki Deishu and Tooe Gaen?
Why Kaiki Deishu decide to help to deceive Nadeko for the sake of Tooe Gaen's child, Suruga Kanbaru?
Kaiki Deishu also treat Suruga Kanbaru nicely and show warm concern toward her, what make Kaiki Deishu show such concern?

To your 1st and 3rd question. Tooe Gaen and Kaiki were both in the same Occult Research Club in college. Later on, Kaiki was revealed to have feelings for Tooe Gaen, and has made a promise to keep her daughter, Kanbaru, safe - Source
To answer your 2nd question, he helped deceive Nadeko because it would indirectly help Kanbaru. If Araragi was killed by Nadeko in that arc, it would:

Make Kabaru sad
Cause Kiss-Shot to regain her full strength and eventually destroy the town, killing everyone, including Kanbaru.


text:
Why did Haru put her arm into Legoshi's mouth in episode 11?
In the episode 11 of Beastars, Haru (the rabbit girl) put her arm into Legoshi's (the wolf boy) mouth in the hotel when they were going to have [...] and the explanation was that it was her instinct as a herbivore to do so. But as far as goes my knowledge, animals mostly tend to flee when they are in danger or any other unconfortable situation and do not try to be eaten.
Was that explanation right or maybe it is a mistranslation of the fansub? It's the same in the manga? If yes, is that behavior right according to the reallity or did the author make up that? And why?

Tl;Dr at bottom
As a heads up I have not read the Manga so take my answer as what you will.
Through out the majority of the season we've seen Legoshi come to terms about how he feels about Haru and how his mind and body conflict at times. Legoshi went from Haru is food, Haru is not food, Love Haru, Haru is prey, essentially figuring whether he felt the way he did because he either liked her or wanted to eat her. He however reached his conclusion that he liked her.
Haru I would say has not yet gone through all this development and is either only just starting to or is in the midst of it. She has only really accepted that somebody likes her for herself without pitying her and just thought that that is enough, when reality her body is screaming that something terriby wrong.
Conclusion, while I don't necessarily believe that the action of putting her arm in his mouth is intrinsically a defensive mechanism, its more of a manifestation of the conflict that she has yet to/currently going though.
Tl;Dr:
Body: want to run,
Mind: I like him though,
Body: PANIC DO SOMETHING WERE GONNA BE Eaten,
Mind: hells ye we are ;),
Body: SMURGAFLEEEUR ARM TAKE, THEN LEEEAVE

I would add that it was probably part of her fight/flight/freeze (sympathetic nervous system) response. When this happened, I assumed it was a response that her instincts thought would keep her alive: although she would lose her arm, it would distract the predator long enough to allow her to escape and live another day. However, due to the context of the situation she was in, made it incredibly awkward and hard to understand.


text:
Did Zenitsu kill upper moon in awake mode?
I did not read the manga, but i saw people share about this, I don't want any 'extra' spoiler regarding to this question, I just wanted to know if Zenitsu kill upper moon in Sleep mode or Awake mode,
If he is in awake mode, is he in 100% full capability skill just like he in Sleep mode?

He does later in the series and it will be Manga spoilers for you.

Yes, he is awake when he kills him.
This is shown in Chapter 144. Link to picture


text:
What's the difference between ki control and spirit control?
So in the manga,

 A yardrat is teaching Vegeta spirit control

How is this different from ki control? Supposedly ki is "the circulating life force", and spirit in many beliefs refers to our life force energy.
What's the difference between ki control and spirit control?

"Spirit Control" is an advanced form of ki manipulation.
At its most basic, we can perceive spirit control to be a sharper, more precise method to manipulate ki. In a way, spirit control is the Dodonpa to the ki control's Kamehameha : sharper, more refined, more efficient, but also more complicated to master.
The wiki states :

"Spirit Control allows its user to achieve a multitude of potent
abilities through their ki, including Instant Transmission (a basic
ability), Cloning, Gigantification and Healing (an advanced ability).
These abilities achieved through Spirit Control are used by shifting,
splitting and growing the user's spirit."

Some of these techniques are already Dragon Ball main-stays ! Healing has been regularly practiced by Dende and other Namekians Supreme Kais can also heal other individuals (Dragon Ball Super, chapter 20). Likewise, we have seen numerous other characters pratice Gigantification ; Piccolo became a giant during the final rounds of the 23rd World Martial Arts Tournament. Cloning was used by Tien Shinhan against Goku in the 23rd World Tournament (Dragon Ball, chapter 178) and against Hermila (Dragon Ball Super, episode 106).
Spirit Control appears to drastically improve ki flow for practitioners. Vegeta's ki output has been shown as massively stronger without actually tweaking the amount of ki released (Dragon Ball Super, chapter 55). The in-universe explanation is that the user's body is "synced up" with their mind, thus dramatically improving their ki manipulation efficiency.
You could consider Goku and Vegeta as extremely muscular men... who couldn't throw a good punch and efficiently use their muscle power before learning Spirit Control.


text:
If Kaioken x2 increases the power level of his user by 2, how much does the regular kaioken increase the power level?
It's said that kaioken x2 increases the power level by 2. And it's also said that the regular kaioken increases the strenght. Then,  how much does the regular kaioken increase the power level?

x2
When Goku learns the Kaio-ken, he is told it will temporarily double his power level at the cost of draining him and potentially injuring him.  But when he uses the Kaio-ken x2 against Vegeta, it also doubles his power.  It could just be that Goku is saying x2 for the audience, especially since he breaks out the x3 moments later.  Or it could be that there is some other improvement in the Kaio-ken x2 versus the base version (i.e. it is safer or more efficient).


text:
Who is the cat-man (Fushigi-san) in Da Capo series?
Several years ago, I had seen the anime of Da Capo (2003). I never saw season III, but I had a question during these years, in some chapters of the first season, the series showed a strange cat man (called Fushigi-san), this character reminds me of Utamaru.

Someone told me that he is Juinichi's representation, but I don't believe that.
Their appearances are very interesting and mysterious, but I don't understand their existence.

I have some screenshots of Dani Cavallaro's book, Anime and the Visual Novel. There they describe a series of the appearances of this character.

I would very much like to know if anyone knows more about what is seen in the series about this character or the meaning of it.

Apparently, it's also similar to Archimedes, a black plush cat from Suika, another VN / eroge by the same developer of Da Capo series, Circus.

Thanks Aki, I didn't know that character existed. Now I find it more fascinating (:


text:
Naruto time skip before 4th great ninja war
I was wondering what happend between march and october(before the 4th great ninja war).There is a time skip of about 6 months and i don't know what's happening in this time.

Could you add either chapter or episode numbers as a references? It's been a while since I've watched the anime, but I don't recall there being a 6 month time skip prior to the 4th shinobi war

@Wondercricket i found this article https://naruto.fandom.com/wiki/User:Seelentau/Naruto_Timeline?useskin=oasis


text:
Where did they get supplies for 75,000 persons who went aboard the SDF-1 Macross?
The SDF-1 Macross was a military spaceship. But by accident they had to accommodate 75,000 civilians. Where did they get supplies like food for 75,000 persons who went aboard the SDF-1 Macross?

They got their supplies from Macross Island (which space-folded with them.)
Wikipedia plot summary for the original Japanese anime explains it better. ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Dimension_Fortress_Macross )

The people from the Macross salvage everything they can, including the city surrounding the ship and its civilians (who have survived in special safety shelters, which were transported along intact), and attach two aircraft carriers to the ship.


text:
Does Nanatsu no Taizai happen in Earth?
In the intro of each Nanatsu no Taizai episode it says
"This is a story when the world was still divided into humans and non-humans".
Does this mean the story is supposed to happen in this world Earth? Even when there are all kinds of strange races and all that?

We cannot be sure.
The first reason is Britannia's size. While Britannia and its surrounding areas might be based on the real-world United Kingdom, the story considers it as a continent, not a country. This would mean that there is a possibility of Britannia being bigger than its real-world counterpart.
Another reason is that as far as I know, only Britannia was the focus of the story. There is no way to know how the other continents or countries are supposed to be like unless the mangaka reveals them.
Hence, we cannot check if Nanatsu no Taizai occurs in an alternate version of Earth, one with the same continents but different history and species.
Disclaimer: I have not yet read this series and this is based solely on research on the Internet so if there are any inaccuracies, feel free to mention them.


text:
In Overlord, how does Nazarick get food?
I know that it isn't very relevant to the plot, but a few times we find out just how much and how luxurious the food is at Nazarick. How do they get it? In the new world, do they grow and farm it, or do they buy it? If they buy it, how so since they aren't getting it from the outside human world?

At one point Demiurge asks if he can go buy grain before heading back to Nazarick. If I remember correctly, we also find out that Nazarick has an apple orchard tended to by a Dryade. I'm guessing that it's most likely that most of Nazarick is sustained by food grown in Nazarick.

Most likely magic in some form or another, supplemented by growing, buying, and/or slaughtering.
In Volume 8 Side 2, we find out that Ainz is providing food for the Lizardmen until the fish farms could grow. "The food Cocytus had given them was made with a magic item called Dagda’s Cauldron." The population of Lizardmen after the war was closing in on 1,000. They already had some food of their own. I'd say that the single magic item was feeding about 500+ lizardmen. Considering that Nazarick had an obscene amount of every resource you can imagine, I'd say that magic, in one form or another, was providing the food. Maybe it was items, maybe it was auto generated by the facilities similar to pop monsters and basic repairs automatically done, or maybe it was something else. Either way, I don't think they really had to worry about buying it.
We also find out at some point that the dryads are helping with growing stuff, fruit I think. At some point the bar tender mentions he's using some of that newly grown fruit in an alcoholic beverage. (Sorry, I can't remember the sources for those.)
It's also worth noting that despite their large population, Nazarick doesn't need much food.
"Thanks to certain items, most of the NPCs no longer needed to eat or drink."


text:
Do I need to catch up on anything before watching Dragon Ball GT
Do I need to catch up on anything before watching Dragon Ball GT
or is it necessary to watch dragon ball Z before GT

Yes, you need to watch Dragon Ball Z to understand GT. Watching the original Dragon Ball is also helpful, but not strictly necessary. If you want to skip the filler, you can watch Dragon Ball Z Kai instead.


text:
Which manga chapters correspond to The seven deadly sins wrath of the gods episodes?
Which manga chapters correspond to the seven deadly sins wrath of the God's episodes?

The 3rd season of Nanatsu no Taizai currently has two arcs: the Memories of the Holy War arc and the Corand arc. From the wiki,

Memories of the Holy War arc is the fourteenth arc in the series, lasting from the 198th chapter to the 218th chapter...Corand arc is the fifteenth arc in the series, lasting from the 219th chapter to the 233th chapter.


text:
What is the song playing in My Hero Academia season 4 episode 12?
Can someone please help me find the song used in the newest episode (12) of season 4. It starts at the 15:50 mark in, when Mirio and Deku finally realize what happened to Nighteye. I can't seem to find it on any of the soundtrack lists for the season. I love the music of it and would love to know what song it is.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxSVeuMTMfk
It is an edited version of AFO's theme.
You can't get anything but the complete version, sadly :c
I hope this helps anyways!

It's Polaris by BLUE ENCOUNT, which is also used as the opening song for the 4th season of My Hero Academia.


text:
Why is the brightness often lowered in scenes showing lightning?
First time I've noticed this was in FMA Brotherhood (image contains anime spoiler) :

I thought it was just for this show but apparently every other anime I've watched follow the same "rule", BNHA :


text:
What is the song playing in My Hero Academia season 4 episode 13 at 5:40?
As the title say, What song is playing in My Hero Academia episode 76 (season 4 episode 13) at 5:40?

Might*u - I'll never let you go again.
https://youtu.be/HzE4LzutZGs

It's not this one

Yes, it is. The part that plays in the show is the bridge and chorus of this song.

Is it this one? I made a cover of one from Episode 76 recently. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMTZRQ5pjWU


text:
In Overlord, Carne Village has a big silver area towards the middle. What is it? (picture in description)
It looks kind of like a lake or a large structure. Maybe it's just an opening with stone, dirt, or clay as the ground. Do you know?

If I remember correctly, that was a tower where the bell is situated.

When the bell in the middle of the village square rang to signal noon, everyone would take a break for lunch time.

And no, that's not a lake. That's just a large open area with no structures in it apart from the bell.

Every other open area has grass. Any idea what material it is?

@DavidHobs Earth? I would have to rewatch just to be sure as it also looks like water now that I think about it.

There's another view of the village in season one and it looks a lot like sand, dirt, and/or gravel.


text:
Why did Saiba Joichiro take some time off cooking?
Back in his youth Saiba was the best cook in Totsuki, but after he had a 50 vs 1 shokugeki match it's like he stopped having fun cooking, why?

Joichiro suffered from burn-out and had to leave the school to ease the pressure on his shoulders.
Joichiro is widely considered to be the best Totsuki student of his generation by his peers. As you mentioned, he managed to win an improbable 50 vs 1 cooking match -- armed with nothing but his own skill and wit.
But in the end, the peer pressure to perform and stay absolutely perfect in public cooking matches withered him. We have seen numerous times that Joichiro loves experimenting with weird dishes and recipes ; the Dried Sardines Garnished with Strawberry Jam would be a prime example of that personality trait. Since Joichiro eventually felt obligated to polish his art to perfection rather than being able to goof off and create weird dishes at his leisure, he lost the motivation to continue competing at Totsuki.
Joichiro avoided going to BLUE because he felt he had lost sight of his reason for cooking. Following Senzaemon Nakiri's advice, he went on a world tour to discover new cooking methods and vent off the accumulated pressure.

It's not the fact he wasn't enjoy cooking, but rather he despise the fact that nobody is brave enough to do challenge with him.

 In the manga after the 50v1 shokugeki, he still having fun cooking challenge with his dorm mate.


text:
When can Overhaul reassemble a living organism?
Supposedly Overhaul can bring back from death to people by reassembling their broken biological parts. But in the animated series he said to the league of villains he owed them an arm of their own people, since he took off Mr Compress's arm, but he never tried to re-assemble his arm when theorically he might be able to do it?
When can Overhaul reassemble a living organism?

It's possible he could have restored Mr Compress' arm, but chose to not do so as leverage against the League. Or, by that point, the atoms from the arm might have dispersed so much they couldn't be restored into their original form any more since he has to touch things to affect them.

The other question is: why would he want to? Mr. Compress is not a member of Shie Hassaikai, is not Overhaul's friend and moreover, he's only trying to use the League of Villains. He has nothing to gain by reassembling Mr. Compress' arm. So, why would he want to?

With regards to your question, there has been no restrictions mentioned in the manga IIRC, as long as his hands remain intact which allows him to use his Quirk, so he can disassemble/reassemble anytime he wants to.

Overhaul can use his quirk whenever his hands touch the specific thing he wants to disassemble or assemble, including living organism.

 In the past, when he recruited Kendo Rappa, a heavily experienced brawler, into the Shie Hassaikai, Kendo proposed that, in order to gain his servitude, Overhaul has to defeat him in battle. But just as Kendo prepared an attack, the Yakuza leader effortlessly disassembled, then reassembled Kendo.

This means that he can reassemble any living organism that he touches back to it's former state, although the series didn't point out if there is a time limit for reassembling "living" things giving that organisms die after a short time.
So I am inclined to believe that he can reassemble living organism in the short span of time that they are "alive". For exemple, if Mr Compress's wound would heal then it could not be reassembled anymore.


text:
Why didn't the Zoldyck teach Killua Nen
Killua is the Zoldyck with the highest potential, why didn't his familly teach him Nen?
Even as a kid he would definitely be able to learn it, at least the basic principles.

From the manga it emerges that they wanted to control him for as long as possible in order to grow him as a killer.
By teaching him the nen, thanks to his potential, he could have rebelled at any time, while, thanks to the fact that he did not know the nen, they were able to control it much longer.
Eventually they led him to identify himself as a killer. Basically a kind of brainwashing.
Not only that, his brother also used the nen to put a physical / psychological block directly into his brain.
And before he could get rid of it, Killua had to learn not only the basics of nen.
Moreover, the nen provides a sort of shortcut in protecting against lightning and torture. While his family wanted his body to adapt to these things regardless of the nen.
Obviously sooner or later they would teach him, also for this reason Killua's father let him go, he knew that, in any case, he would learn what he needed to be a killer.
In short, Killua was raised as a killer first of all from a psychological and physical point of view, learning the nen before all of this would have simply made Killua less strong and, consequently, less suitable to be a killer.


text:
What is the reason behind the revenge of obito on the uchiha clan?
I can't find any reason why obito want revenge of his clan on the uchiha massacre.. Any ideas??
But at this moment writing this.. I thought about obito was telling itachi that he is madara.. So maybe obito said those words about the revenge because the uchiha clan has betrayed madara..

Obito takes part in the massacre of Uchiha clan as a request from Itachi only when Itachi agrees to join Akatsuki later.

Did you search Google? There are plenty of links: Quora, Reddit, Wiki.

I don't remember exactly that well anymore, but Obito I know he impersonated Madara. Madara has left the leaf village. In episode 345 or episode 346 of Naruto Shippuuden it was already shown that Obito was "supposedly Madara". Madara then spoke through Obito and it was later said that Madara Uchiha was manipulating Obito. Maybe that's what this is about :)

These events are best seen in the flash back arc, Kakashi: Shadow of the Anbu Black Ops. Obito takes part in the Uchiha massacre on the request of Itachi Uchiha. Itachi asks him both as a way to mitigate against whatever this strange intruder is planning (by making a deal with him), and because he knows he needs help to complete this mission. It is implied the reason Obito cooperates is to collect Sharingan. It is shown that Obito has an extensive collection of Sharingan, and the most reasonable explanation for is that he collected them during the massacre. You can see this very large collection at the end of episode 216 High-Level Shinobi:

Since he's not actually Madara, he doesn't actually have any kind of grudge against the Uchiha, so this is the only explanation that makes sense anyway. It isn't really feasible that he's acting out Madara's grudge since it was pretty much shown

 He had no intention of actually resurrecting Madara, and was just going to carry out the plan himself.

Unless he for some reason felt the need to stay in the character of Madara, and to protect his guise wanted to take it as far as killing all the Uchiha. I don't find that extremely likely, as there isn't really an incentive to do so, but I suppose it's a possibility. I'll note that as far as I recall, isn't actually clear whether the real Madara wanted to exterminate the Uchiha though.


text:
Name of the barkeeper in Ghost in the Shell: SAC?
In S1E4, "INTERCEPTOR," we see the Major in a bar. The barkeeper is bald, has several piercings, wears a red vest, and speaks with a strange soft tone. What's the name of the barkeeper?
Scene in question is at 16:20.

In the original anime he is not named, but in the dub the Major calls him something like Veradimo or Heradimo.


text:
Has there been any power level figure given in Dragon Ball Super?
Power levels was a popular idea introduced in Dragon Ball Z. However, after the Freezer saga, I believe there wasnt any power level mentioned in the series or the manga. In the Buu Saga there was a measure of level of energy by Babidi, but it wasnt the same. How about in Dragon Ball Super?
Has there been any power level figure given in Dragon Ball Super?

No, there is no power level figure in Dragon Ball Super. The device which was used to measure power level can measure upto a certain limit after which it get destroyed. Also power level increases as the fight keeps on.


text:
Why was Lemiel healed from his wounds when he was brought back from his statue form?
When Lemiel was sealed in his statue form hundreds of years ago, he was wounded. But after returning to life, his wounds arent seen anymore and he looks healed.
Why was Lemiel healed from his wounds when he was brought back from his statue form?

in my opinion it is because he has been sealed by nero A.K.A secre swallowtail by using a magic stone and probably also because it has been a very long time since he was sealed and the wound healed by itself

From what i saw in the series, it appeared that he was turned into stone when he became a statue. His wounds never actually healed, they were just unable to bleed as he is now a statue. That's why his arm didn't bleed when cut off during the battle in the shadow palace.


text:
If Konoha was all about the Will of Fire, team work and never leaving behind comrades in need, why was Sakumo Hatake punished so bad?
There's so much emphasis on being there for your team members, I don't understand why Sakumo Hatake was looked down on for saving his comrades and abandoning his mission, to the point he committed suicide. It's a part of the story I find inconsistent.

Was he punished? Or his comrades just felt disgraced because of his actions and accused him?

Just pointing out that Konoha was about all that, yeah, but it also had a deeply rooted divide between Hashirama and Uchiha that spanned over generations, so... doesn't strike me as that inconsistent.

It wasn't the fact that Sakumo chose to save his comrades that lead to his disgrace. His decision to abandoned the mission caused the mission to fail, which was supposedly very critical for Konoha for it to succeed. His allies (Konoha and those who he saved) blamed him for the loss, which lead to his suicide.
This is covered in Naruto Chapter 240.

I think that Konaha village at the time was not so forgiving. Missions were given top priority. If he had abandoned his comrades to complete the mission, he would have been praised as a hero, of course except by the family and friends of his comrades he abandoned.
Even if Konaha village emphasis on being there for your team members and the will of fire, there are very few people who in actuality carries this will, most of who end up dead. This speculation is before the Naruto's time. Think about it, there was Dan Kato (Tsunade's lover), Nawaki (Tsunade's brother), Hiruzen Sarutobi, Asuma Sensei, Jiraya, Itachi and the list goes on.
Konaha might seem like a bright place at the first glance, but there were so many bad things hidden in the shadows, like Anbu black ops lead by Danzo, Orochimaru's secret experiments, even people who viewed naruto as a monster. Only after Naruto began to accumulate some achievements did people began to recognize that yeah! we should have each others back.
In most of these cases, Naruto worked exceptionally hard and always remained optimistic, and managed to save his comrades and was able to either complete the mission or achieve acceptable results. I hate to admit it, but in many cases he got lucky, either he received help from nine tails or someone barged in at the right moment or something or another. But this was not true in case of Sakumo Hatake, because of him the mission did end in failure and there were heavy losses.
Sakumo Hatake just got unlucky to be born at the time or not receiving help at right time and many other things. Lastly, although his decision to save his comrades was right, his decision to commit sucide and living behind young kakashi sensei was incorrect.


text:
Can the effect of a certain devil fruit last through the effect of another devil fruit?
Just to make it easy to understand my question here is the example below :
Suppose a person X
A User of the Modo Modo no Mi use his/her DF ability and make X younger by 12 years,
now another DF user (lets say) of the Toki Toki no Mi use his/her DF ability & sends X (who is 12 years younger because of the effect of the earlier DF) into the future...
my question is that, will the Modo Modo no Mi maintain its effect on X who was sent into the future or not ?

There are no known facts at the moment that support which way is the correct one.
But if I am to make an educated guess, I think the answer is no. I think that most Devil Fruits in One Piece have an "ability range" meaning that if one can manipulate the objects near him, they will remain modified as long as they are in this "range" of the Devil Fruit.
For ex: The DF of vice-admiral Tsuru, Woshu Woshu no Mi, allows the user to literally "wash and hang out to dry" people and objects as if they were clothes. I can't imagine that if she chooses so, those people will remain like that for the rest of their lives. Same goes with Trafalgar Law's ability or Sugar from Dressrossa. They have to be in a reasonable range so that their respective DF powers work.
At least that is how I imagine the OP world works because otherwise it would be total chaos and we haven't seen any other character that had traces of a Devil Fruit ability on them that was used in the past (not their own DF powers of course). And to answer your question, the person sent in the future will automatically revert to their original nature and nullify any other DF abilities that were used upon them.

While I do Agree with most of what you've said. When you say that an ability will cease if it's not within "ability range", then how come Trafalgar Law's DF allows him to grant someone immortality with the cost of his own life (DF  user dies but ability lingers and remains)... so in other words the rules that apply to each DF is different depending on the DF?
This raises so many questions tbh

@LearningDev probably his DF is an exception and that is why it is considered one of a kind in One Piece. It is even described as the "Ultimate Devil Fruit" in chapter 761 so it's kind of the exception that strengthens the rule :D

hummm its a bit confusing to wrap my head around since Blackbeard's DF is also an 'exception' if you get me. But still thx for thinking along :D

@LearningDev Probabily not even Oda thought about it this far :)

haha I'd say he knows, he's full of surprises after all :D

I believe so, yes. In your example, let's say X was originally 20 yrs old. He was made 12 yrs younger so is now 8 yrs old physically in the current timeline. Let's say he was sent 100 yrs into the future. Your question then is, will he remain 8 yrs old physically in this future or not?
My guess is yes - he should remain 8 yrs old. I don't think he would be 120 (which is his "real" age had he lived through the entire time) nor 108 yrs old (which is not what happened to Momonosuke and group).
...But like so many other questions in One Piece, it's just my speculation and will remain so unless Oda-sensei confirms it.

That's what I originally thought but, the Modo Modo no Mi would have changed users if a 100 years had passed (lets assume ), and we know that even something as simple as knocking out the DF user would make their ability cease (for e.g. Sugar) , so following the example, its difficult to believe that the Modo Modo no Mi ability would not cease if X was sent 100 years into the future. I was hoping someone can provide a logical answer with proof and might know something I might've missed in the series, but as you've said unless Oda confirms it somehow, I can only wait :(

Sorry if my answer doesn't help.That's the problem with so many questions in One Piece - only a few of them actually get confirmed, if at all. Sugar's DF is just one of the few exceptions. Majority of DF effects remain permanent like the Toki Toki. I have been watching since 1999 and also started reading the manga about 10 yrs ago, but only very few questions have been answered so far. Also there is no guarantee that all will be revealed when One Piece ends...

Its ok man, don't be sorry, I was just stating that your reply is just what I was thinking, that's all :)
and yes you're right, as time goes by things start to make sense (its just that in one piece's case I might be 90 years old before all my questions are answered lol)

I think there is no logic behind devil fruit powers and abilities.

I will side with VXD here. Although, RigaCrypto puts some valid points there. But they don't help much with the answers.
Once a permanent change has been made in the OP world by using a Devil Fruit(DF) it has to be manually countered or complemented.

Exhibit A: Kin'emon and his torso => Punk Hazard. Exhibit B:
  Fugitora's Meteor shower from Dressroza.

Hence, Yes X will be younger  in the future. Not the other way around. Most devil fruits don't have limitations of their own but it's upon the user as to how much he can utilize the DF. But those with limitations like time or space are mostly defined.

Exhibit C: Foxy ate the Noro Noro no Mi, a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit
  which allows him to fire microscopic particles as beams of light that
  can slow down his enemies or other objects for 30 seconds (he
  demonstrates this by slowing down a cannon ball fired at him, only to
  get hit by the cannonball anyway when he was gloating over its power
  for too long)


text:
Does Eraserhead have to be continuosly watching someone to erase their quirks?
Sometimes in the anime it would seem Erasehead have to be continuosly watching someone to erase their quirks, because if he stopped watching the target recovered his quirk, but in some of the episodes of the 4th season with Eri and with some of the villains from Overhaul's band it would seem that after watching them once their quirks got erased for a while.
Does Eraserhead have to be continuosly watching someone to erase their quirks?

U must be talking about the time when sun - eater fighted with 3 people at once. Yeah they had their powers gone for a certain amount of time when eraser left.

Yes. As far as I can recall after reading the manga and as mentioned here,

Erasure requires a continuous focus on a specific target for its effects to be maintained... Erasure is naturally impractical against groups of surrounding enemies, because it's impossible for Shota to keep watching every potential target within a 360º radius.

This has a drawback as eventually, Aizawa would need to blink every once in a while so the effects are not permanent.
If you can cite which episode you are referring to about Overhaul, please do because I haven't watched the 4th season yet, I only read the manga.

It also doesn't states if Aizawa closes his eyes, the powers return instantly. It probably has a small cooldown (as seen in Season 4) after he interrupts his focus and before the person recovers his Quirk powers.


text:
Why was Nero able to return to her human form?
Supposedly Nero was turned into a bird for using forbidden magic 500 years ago. But in the present she was able to turn human again. Why was Nero able to return to her human form?

I think it is related to magic stones, after using forbidden magic, again and again, she turned into the bird and also the magic stones were lost. elves collected all the magic stones which help in turning back the wizard king into his real form and also the Nero. but I have a question of why she didn't speak to anyone earlier in any chapter. she only spoke once to finral.

The curse was made because she turned someone to stone, but I guess she turned back into a human when she brought the statue to "life".. I just went with it, thinking it was considered an "equal exchange".. I have no idea why she could talk to Finral as a bird though..


text:
Did Asta lose the Demon-Dweller Sword permanently?
According to the Black Clover wikia,

  During his fight with Asta and Yuno, Licht reclaims the Demon-Dweller Sword[70] and displays greater control over the sword's magic absorption and release property.

Did Asta lose the Demon-Dweller Sword permanently?

I believe he will give the sword back to asta in the final fight with the devil...

No he didn't. Even though we don't see licht giving it back to him, Asta later in the show and manga uses it.


text:
How do Kanna Kamui get energy in dragon world?
In the second episode of Miss Kobayashi's Dragon maid, we see that Kanna absorbs electricity by turning her tail into some sort of a plug. She also says somewhere that electricity is her source of energy or otherwise she becomes lethargic. But how do Kanna get energy in the dragon world? Should I assume that electricity exist in dragon world? If that is the case, how can she turn her tail into a plug if she exist as a dragon in dragon world? What is the source of energy for Kanna in dragon world? Is it electricity? Does they require any source of energy if they exist in the form of dragons? Below is the picture for context:


text:
In Overlord, were the NPC's personalities merely flavor text in Yggdrasil?
It was shown that Shaltear and Aura were created to tease each other. Other characters were created with different personality traits as well. Did the characters' personality traits influence their behavior in Yggdrasil or was it merely flavor text until they were transported to the new world?

I'm pretty sure that Momonga mentions at the start of the first volume that it was just flavor text. Seeing how surprised he was to learn that Albedo was supposed to be a sort of slut because of gap moe, she probably didn't have any dialogue that would indicate this without reading her lore. I'm too lazy to read the novel again and pinpoint the source so I'll leave the answering to someone else tho.


text:
Can Asta create an Anti Magic Black Divider sword using the Demon Destroyer Sword instead of the Demon Slayer Sword?
In episode #119 Asta used his Demon Slayer sword to create the Anti-Magic Demon Slayer Sword Black Divider. Can Asta create an Anti Magic Black Divider sword using the Demon Destroyer Sword instead of the Demon Slayer Sword?

I dont think so because if it were possible it would b too op plus it would have been listed in the manga already, but that is still a possibility.

Can you elaborate on your answer?

Welcome to Anime & Manga Stack Exchange. We appreciate your contribution, but pure opinion/speculation answer is discouraged. Instead, please [edit] and try to back up the answer by providing supporting sources/references. Thank you.