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Who are the 10 strongest fighters in the tournament of power?
The last 10 fighters who lasted are not the strongest because fighters like Hit were knocked out before. Which 10 will be the strongest?

What are the criteria of being "the strongest"? Otherwise, this looks like an opinion-based question and too broad.

The Dragon Ball series mainly focuses on power/strength and characters being stronger than each other. Since the question is condensed to 1 series and even focuses on a particular tournament, it is possible to make a list based on the fights that have happened in the series. For example, if A defeats B and B defeats C/ We can conclude A is stronger than B who is stronger than C. @AkiTanaka

@GaryAndrews30 Your answer indicates that it's your ranking, not the official ranking, which in the end will be a popularity voting whether anyone agrees with the answer or not. I'm still not convinced to your reasoning, but I'll let the community decides.

A majority of the fighters who lasted until the end happen to be the strongest, however, some characters like Hit were indeed knocked out before and didn't last until the end.I have ranked the characters along with a reason why the character is weaker than the character above him in the list.Goku: In his Mastered UI form is the strongest fighter in the tournament of power. He clearly defeated Jiren who admitted defeat in Episode 130. If he had the stamina to hold onto the form even longer, he would've knocked out Jiren.Jiren: As mentioned above, Jiren lost to Goku in battle in Episode 130, so it only makes sense to place him second on the list.Vegeta: In his Super Saiyan Blue Evolution form, Vegeta did grow a lot stronger. However, we could see Jiren clearly overwhelm him alongside SSJB+KK*20 Goku and even Android 17 in Episode 127. So without a doubt, Vegeta is weaker than Jiren. The only fighter who was able to fight Jiren toe to toe was Goku, hence placing Vegeta third on the list.Toppo: As strong as he is, in his God of Destruction form, Toppo is substantially stronger. However, in Episode 126, he is clearly overwhelmed and knocked out by Vegeta once Vegeta powers up. Hence it is fair to place him fourth on the list.Kefla: (Note: Assuming Kefla doesn't grow even stronger) Some might argue Kefla to be stronger than Toppo and some even Vegeta. However, I personally believe Kefla should be placed fifth on the list. The reason is because, Kefla in her SSJ state was shown to be relative to a tired Goku in his SSJB form. The SSJ2 form is a 100 * Base Multiplier. The SSJB form is relative to SSJ Kefla(Possibly even stronger now). The Kaioken*20 would multiply that power 20 times. Hence, Goku in this state would be able to defeat Kefla, if he had the stamina to do so. Toppo was strong enough to initially overwhelm a Super Saiyan Blue Evolution Vegeta who was relative to SSJB+KK*20 Goku. So it makes sense to place Toppo above her on the list Anilaza: Again some might argue Anilaza to be stronger than Kefla. However, please note that Anilaza more or less had a relative beam struggle with 3 SSJB Tier characters and Gohan+Android 17, who are between SSJG and SSJB in terms of power. So technically, SSJB Goku+ KK*20 would be way stronger than Anilaza. Kefla in her fully powered state is definitely > SSJB+KK*5 Goku. So it makes sense to place Anilaza below her on the listHit: (Note: This is a power list. Hit has the skills/technique to possibly even defeat someone stronger than him in terms of power)In terms of power, I would say Hit is weaker than SSJB Goku and Vegeta. Some might argue Hit was able to fight SSJB+KK*10 Goku in the Universe 6 vs 7 tournaments. However, if you rewatch the fight, Hit used his timeskip and special techniques to avoid getting Hit by Goku's powerful blows and kept striking back. Even during his rematch with Goku, Hit landed several blows on Goku. However, Goku was able to take him out with a single Kamehameha when it managed to land on him. So it makes sense to place Hit below Anilaza.Android 17: Based on his performance against Jiren, and managing to survive his attacks(Which even Hit could barely do), I did consider placing him above Hit on the list. However, his inifinite stamina indeed gives him an advantage like Hit has with his technique. So I think it makes sense to place him below Hit on the list considering the fact that he's weaker than SSJB Goku and might very well be weaker than HitGohan: As strong as he is, Gohan isn't stronger than Android 17. During the pre-tournament arcs, Goku was forced to turn SSJB against Android 17 and only turned SSJB against Gohan when he insisted. Gohan didn't really fight anyone in the tournament who was a lot stronger than him and never really had a chance to improve during the course of the tournament. He indeed got stronger pre-tournament and is very likely between SSJG and SSJB in terms of power, based on his performance against Koicherator, Anilaza and Dyspo. Also based on Gohan's short fight against Toppo alongside Android 17 and Android 17's fight with Toppo, Android 17 seemed to be doing a lot better. So I think it is fair to place him below Android 17 on the list.Dyspo:(Note: This is a power list. Dyspo in his super speed mode definitely has the skill to take out stronger opponents). In terms of power, we see Gohan easily outclass Dyspo in Episode 124 without even powering up further. Hence it is fair to place him below Gohan on the list


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How do the citizens of Arcanretia know that Aqua purified their hot springs?
Starting in s02e09, Aqua is accused of purifying the hot springs in Arcanretia.  In the meta sense, we can tell the difference by the animated color (green for hot spring, clear/blue for regular water), and that Aqua is known to be able to purify water simply by wading into it, as we learned in s01e05.
It's never mentioned how any of the citizens would know that.  Here in reality, mineral water is the same color as tap water.
How would the citizens of Arcanretia know that the hot spring water was purified into regular water?
Note: This is a followup question to What is the difference between hot spring water and regular hot water?, not a duplicate of it.

Actually, hot spring water usually does show a subtle, if not significant, difference in color as compared to normal hot water.
Referring back to my previous answer of how in Arcanretia, hot spring water vs normal hot water is analogous to onsen vs sentō, if you were to look at stock photos of onsen baths, you could see that the water is somewhat cloudy and unclear:

(source: hikyou.jp)
You can probably tell the difference between that kind of water and clear, normal hot water.

So, apparently there are different color onsen too.  I did a quick search to see if the color above was normal or just a special case.  I'm going to say that the colored water is a clear indicator that it's onsen.  https://japanese-products.blog/2018/05/09/onsen-colors-meaning/

@YetAnotherRandomUser There are other colored onsen as well, for example the sulfur-containing white onsen.

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What is the name of this song from the Funimation Dub of DBZ?
The song is played often when Frieza is doing evil things. I found a compilation that contains it at the given time code here.

That song is the SoundTrack 7 of DragonBall Z.
You can hear it here.
And for more of the DragonBall Z soundtrack album here you have a full playlist with all of them.

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What kind of weapons can Momo create?
Can momo create any kind of weapon? I've seen she creates a shield and a staff and I believe she once created a sort of bazooka. Could she create a very powerful weapon to destroy anything? Or do her power have any limits in which weapons she can create?

Yes, she can create any kind of weapon as long as she has an understanding of how something is made.
If you take a look at the wiki:

Momo's Quirk gives her the ability to create any non-living material from her uncovered body through the molecular manipulation of her fat cells. As long as she has an understanding of how something is made, she can create it. However, it takes her a longer period of time (and more of her skin being exposed) to create large objects.

But yes, she has limits:

She states that the more she eats, the more material she has to work with, so she needs considerable ingestion of food for her Quirk to be effective. This makes a possible danger that she would likely become extremely underweight if her Quirk is used too much.


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Who is Fu in Dragon Ball Heroes?
So apparently in the new Dragon Ball Heroes anime an evil saiyan is going to be resurrected by a character named Fu. Who is Fu in Dragon Ball Heroes?

Fu is a character who made his debut in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. He is a mutation of the 2 main Antagonists of the game, Mira and Towa. He comes from the Demon Realm and was considered to be Dabura's successor, (Note: Dabura is the same Demon King from Dragon Ball Z whose sister happens to be Towa).Despite being an antagonist and having a rather evil appearance, you couldn't necessarily call him evil. He is a very powerful being and inherited his power from Mira and at the same time, he also inherited Towa's  intelligence, hence making him very interested in science. He was originally created in Dragon Ball Online and made an appearance in the guidebook, however, his first debut is in Xenoverse 2 in the latest DLC. You can find out more about the character by playing Fu's arc in the game.


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is Cooler a "good guy" in Dragon Ball Heroes?
In a Dragon Ball Heroes animation, Goku, Trunks, Vegeta and Cooler are seen fighting the saiyan who is going to be the bad guy in the new Dragon Ball Heroes anime. Is Cooler a "good guy" in Dragon Ball Heroes?

Well it is possible but we will not be sure until it comes out. It is quite likely the continuation of Frieza inclusion in the tournament, since Cooler is very similar to him and has the same transformation. Also, he too dislikes  the saiyans, so that could be a reason why he has joined the fight.

The answer to your question would be very likely be a No. Cooler is an antagonist and is a character who wants to eradicate the Saiyans just like Freiza. There is absolutely no reason for him to turn "Good", as that would imply, Cooler would be willing to fight Frieza to protect Goku and the rest of the Saiyans, which doesn't make sense. Cooler certainly hates Frieza and would destroy him if he had the chance. You could compare it to a relationship between Early Vegeta and Goku, where Vegeta would destroy Goku by himself if he could but you wouldn't necessarily see him join an arch enemy like Frieza and help him defeat Goku.I believe just like Dragon Ball Fighter Z and even in the tournament of power, Cooler has possibly teamed up with the Saiyans to take out an even greater threat.


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What's the black warping liquid where the noumus appear from in season 3 episode 9?
In season 3 episode 9 kurogiri was knocked unconscious yet noumus started to appear from a black warping liquid. What's the black warping liquid and who controls it?

Speaking as someone who's only watched the show up to the same point ... maybe keep watching and find out?

That black warping liquid is a Quirk called Transmission!
From the wiki:

Transmission is a stolen Quirk from an unknown person used by All For One

Also:

This Quirk can produce a black liquid that acts as a portal, similar in nature to Kurogiri's Warp Gate. Also similar to Warp Gate, this black liquid can also teleport people by engulfing them whole.


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Music when Izuku is summarizing the fight
My Hero Academia, Season 3 Episode 7, [11:00] -> [11:40]
Does someone know what's the music playing in the background when Izuku is talking about the fight ?

That music is from My Hero Academia Soundtrack disk 2 and it is called People Always Reaching for the Top (Tsuneni toppu o nerau mono 常にトップを狙う者)
I could only find it inside a playlist so, here you have the song and all the OST.
PS: Go to 0:48 and you will hear what is in the anime


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How does All for One Impact Recoil quirk works?
Supposedly All for One Impact Recoil quirk "enables All For One to completely reflect the impact of an attack back to the attacker". This seems to be the quirk used in season 3 episode 10 in the battle of All for One with All Might. If he can revert the impact of an attack back to the attacker, to use it all the time wouldn't turn the user invincible? Then why All for One doesnt use it all the time, does it have any flaws or drawbacks?

to completely reflect the impact

From where did you take this information? According to the Boku no Hero Academia Wikia the physical impact gets reversed, but not "completely reflected".
So, it wouldn't turn the user invincible, because the user is still to some degree affected by the attack (as written in Boku no Hero Academia Wikia):

However, this Quirk does not seem to cancel the impact completely

That is probably why All For One uses Gran Torino as a shield instead of taking the punch himself.

From the same wikia, other page http://bokunoheroacademia.wikia.com/wiki/All_For_One

Interesting. Seems like different people wrote those explanations of the same quirk. But the fact, that he used another person as a shield still implies, that there are some negative effects from using the quirk, hence no invincibility.


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How does Hōō Maniwa regain his left arm?
When we are first introduced to Hōō Maniwa, he cuts off his own left arm to prove his intent.  I expected it to come back, and about halfway through episode 8, we see it has returned.  Although, that may not be a bird-like appendage, but may be some other kind of animal.
How does Hōō Maniwa regain his left arm?

This is because it a transplanted arm

Ninpō: Danzaien - This technique allows Hōō to decapitate anyone with a swing of his arm, as shown when he severs his own left arm to form an alliance with Togame, though he regains the use of said lost arm shortly after from Kawauso Maniwa's corpse. This ability was originally called Namagoroshi by the Aioi Clan, the ninja clan murdered by the Maniwa.

Source: Hōō > Maniwa > Abilities (second dot point)
now looking at Kawauso Maniwa we can see that he would more likely fit that arm

and going by what is described for Volume 6

He is willingly killed by Hōō Maniwa in order to maintain the alliance between the Maniwa Ninja Corps and Togame.

this gives Hōō the perfect opportunity to get a new arm. also it's been a while since I've seen the series but if i recall correctly Hōō shows to have Kawauso's Kiroku Tadori Ninpō as being the reason why

 Hōō is possessed by Kiki Shikizaki, a result of the Kiroku Tadori Ninpō being used on Dokutō Mekki


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What is the symbol on Konohamaru's sleeve?
In Boruto, Konohamaru has a symbol on a band on his sleeve. It looks a bit like the USB symbol (or a cross between a stick figure and a salamander), though obviously that's not what it is. What is it and what does it represent?

That is the symbol of the Sarutobi Clan of which he is a member.


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Why are some panels just sketches?
I have been reading some Boku no Hero Academia and in some chapters (only very few) there have been panels, which looked like sketches and not like the rest of the manga. Since it were only single panels, I didn't think much of it. But while reading chapter 182, there have been whole pages like that (s. picture below).
Did the artists run out of time and so, they weren't able to complete all pages? Or is there a different reason for this?

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I don't know about this particular case, but it's not unheard of for manga to be released in serialized form without some steps of the process being finished, usually because there was not enough time to finish. In such cases, the issue would usually be corrected in the tankōbon version.

@LoganM Really? That was the first time I saw/noticed it.

I first noticed this in Ao no Exorcist a few years ago. Since the I've seen several cases. If I remember well Bakuman manga&anime contained a part where they talked about how manuscripts sometimes get released in magazines as authors just can't finish them on time. At other times mistakes are made.

@Gorzius The posted link doesn't work.

@Geshode Was very common with HxH. You can find plenty of full chapters for it

Related (or dupe) in other series: Why do some page contain a rough sketch?

@Geshode Link works for me, tried it in 2 different browsers. It's an article from Crunchyroll. But here's the original Japanese article then: http://ebook.itmedia.co.jp/ebook/articles/1502/24/news149.html

Thanks to the explanations in the comments.
As expected, the "unfinished" look is most likely caused by a lack of time on the side of the artists.
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Why didn't Obito die after using Rinne rebirth?
In the Episode 391 of Shippuden, Reanimated Madara gets his own real body by forcing Obito via Black Zetsu to use the Rinne Rebirth Jutsu.
Similar to Nagato at the end of Pain arc fight, Why didn't Obito die since he used the same Jutsu as Nagato.
The wiki clearly states in exchange of own life, the Jutsu is performed.
Can anyone explain this?

I think Nagato died because he used all of his chakra and couldn't handle it but obito did survive even using rinne rebirth jutsu and tail beast extraction maybe it is due to fact that he attached himself to white zetsu which contains hashirama cell so he lived longer or it's just a plot hole.

Konan mentions that he will die due to low chakra but the wiki specifically says that "in exchange for the user's life" then it must be a plot hole. Whatever that can't be explained always links up to Hashirama or his cells.

One thing to remember is that the wiki can be wrong and I would take what happens in the series over what is written on the wiki.

In Chapter 657, right after Madara is brought back to life using the Rinne Rebirth jutsu, the scene moves to the Kamui dimension, where Zetsu confronts Kakashi, Minato, and a fatigued Obito.
Zetsu explicitly stated that Obito will die from using the jutsu. And then,

So Black Zetsu was the reason Obito was able to postpone his unavoidable death.

The reason Obito didn't die is because Black zetsu was saving him from dying them later he becomes ten tails jinjuriki which if we stayed in that form longer he would have been immortal then after ten tails was extracted he still had little chakra from each tailed beast. The reason he didn't die was because of Black Zetsu and especially ten tails. You see to perform rinne-rebirth you need especially high chakra which uchiha don't have ( I mean Uchiha have lots of chakra but not enough) so if an Uchiha more specifically Obito did it he would have died. Nagato ( Pain) is an Uzumaki and Uzumaki have lots of chakra. The reason Nagato died is because he had wasted lots of chakra in his battle vs Naruto and he also did the very powerful all mighty push which in my opinion drained maybe half of his chakra.So somebody like Obito,Sasuke,and Madara will die if they use rinne rebirth. The only people who would survive would be an Uzumaki, Nagato, and Naruto. Naruto would survive because he already has lots of chakra by being an Uzumaki then you add the Kurama he would have lots of chakra so he wouldn't die. Also in my opinion Naruto would be best suited for Rinnegan because he has 9 tails + Uzumaki chakra and rinnegan drains lots of chakra so it would be a best fit. Even Sasuke with his a lot of chakra will be drained if using a time space rinnegan jutsu so in my opinion the rinnegan would be very powerful in Naruto´s hands. Also the rinnegan that Nagato has was transplanted from Madara´s to Nagato because they choose him because he had lots of chakra.

You don't die after using the Rinnegan Rebirth-if you remember correctly, Pain used the Rinnegan Rebirth too. Konan said that it would exhaust and possibly, kill him. So basically the art of Rinnegan Rebirth is not a new life in exchange for another one-its a justu which takes an enormous amount of chakra. You could die because of the exhaustion though. An example of this is that Nagato revived a whole freaking village while Obito just revived Madara Uchiha. Which should see a difference in terms of chakra

Can you provide any sources for this (chapter or episode number, etc.)?

Naruto Vs Pain-Naruto confronts him at his hidey hole.

It's clearly stated that the jutsu is devised at the cost of the user's life.

Again,it's the exhaustion you die from,not the sacrifice.Your wrongly interpreting what's stated.

Black Zetsu was giving Obito chakra to prolong his death.

I think someone who has read the Japanese Manga version can clarify this. Since sometimes, translations can be misinterpreted.
Also, I don't think pain died due to chakra exhaustion. If that is true he could have waited for his chakra to replenish or ask someone to heal him so that he can use the Jutsu without killing himself due to exhaustion.

There was nobody to heal him-he was only there with Konan(not a healer).Also,he had no time to replenish his chakra-remember he was fighting Naruto in his kyuubi form.If he had just waited,he would have died(I mean the Yahikos body which was being controlled).He had used too much chakra by then-that massive shinra tensei,also one chibaku tensei.He was really low on chakra.


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How is new the saiyan in straitjacket from the Dragon Ball Heroes anime called?
They released a new Dragon Ball Heroes trailer of the new anime and there is a saiyan in straitjacket. Is it known from the videogame or some japanese magazine how this saiyan is called?

The "evil saiyan"'s name is Kanba/Cumber.
You can find multiple news site talking about it today.
For example comicbook.com and otakukart.com.
They all reference this tweet.


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Why All Might could handle the power of One for All at once and Midoriya couldnt?
I'm only following the anime and I dont know if the manga or some guide says something about this, I dont think there is any hint in the anime about it. IIRC, it was said that Gran Torino started to train All Might in combat right away because he could handle the power of One for All at once. Midoriya in the other hand, everytime he uses One for All 100% breaks his body and to keep from harming himself he has to use One for All 5% or 20% later for what I've read in a wikia. Is it known why All Might could handle the power of One for All at once and Midoriya couldnt?

wasn't it indicated right at the beginning that ALL MIGHT was sad that he couldn't train midoriya for a LONGER time? (thus indicating that he himself got trained way longer than midoriya got before he received one for all?)a

Sadly there is no explanation that will satisfy you or the question. However I can give a small spoiler about it.

 In later chapters it's revealed that All Might once used support items to increase his power output like %10.

That's all we know.

It hasn't been clearly stated in the manga but One for All is a stockpiling quirk that gains power from the current user and this power is transferred to the next when the quirk is transferred. With each transfer the power of the quirk increases which mean that when Nana gave All Might the quirk it wasn't as strong as when All Might gave it to Midoriya.


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Who the saiyajins got the scouters from?
The saiyajins were a primitive race without technology. Freezer's army use scouters, so you could think saiyajins got the scouters from Freezer. But when Kaiosama tells Goku the story of the saiyajin, in a flashback, the tsufurujins when fighting the primitive saiyajins are seen using scouters. So who the saiyajins got the scouters from? Freezer/Freezer army, the tsufurujins or any other race?

The Scouters were originally invented by the Tsufurujins who used to originally inhabit planet Vegeta before the Saiyans took over the planet. However, the Freiza force found out about the scouters through the saiyans. Gichamu, a highly skilled engineer of the Freiza force found it and modified it for actual battle by implementing features that allowed telecommunication and concrete battle power numbers.Source 1Source 2


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What exactly is Touhou Kinema-kan?
I see a lot of unofficial anime-style Touhou opening and ending videos with something like "Touhou Anime Kinema-kan" mentioned in the title or description. For example:

Touhou Anime Motion Picture ~Second Curtain~ 2nd PV 【東方】
Touhou Hana Kagura【Anime Motion Picture 2nd Curtain #2】【東方】【HQ】
Touhou Anime Kinema-kan - "東方白昼夢" ToHo Daydream(FULL)

But I can't find a good description or explanation of what exactly Touhou Anime Kinema-kan is. What does Kinema-kan mean? What does it refer to? And what does 2nd Curtain refer to? Is there a 1st Curtain, 3rd Curtain, and so on?
All I can gleam from the video descriptions is that it seems to be something that was released at Comiket or Reitaisai, but I don't know much beyond that.

Touhou Kinema Kan (東方活動写真館) is both the name of a defunct doujin circle and the series of animated music videos they produced in the years 2009-2011.
Below is the list of their works in chronological order:

東方活動写真館
東方活動写真館～第二幕～
橙の幻想郷音頭
東方恋隣童-Toho kourindo-
東方白昼夢
東方活動写真館～終幕～

Kinema (キネマ) is cinema, and kan (館) is hall, so Kinema Kan (活動写真館) is cinema hall. The kanji 活動写真 (katsudou shashin) is a retro word for cinema, used mainly in the Meiji and Taishō period.
Curtain is a mistranslation of 幕 (maku), which in this context means an act, a unit of a theater work. The first act is 東方活動写真館, followed by the second act 東方活動写真館～第二幕～ and the final act 東方活動写真館～終幕～, which is a compilation of all the previous works of the doujin circle in one disc.
References

Official Touhou Kinema Kan website [archived]
List of Touhou Kinema Kan's works [archived]


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Who is the evil saiyan in the Dragon Ball Heroes Anime?
At the end of the Dragon Ball Heroes anime episode 1, an evil saiyan with a straitjacket appears. Who is he and which dimension does he come from?

The evil Saiyan is Kanba and he only makes a short appearance in Episode 1 where Fu refers to him as  the Evil Saiyan. In the games, Kanba is summoned with the help of the Dragon Balls which are used by Fu. They haven't revealed much such as where he exactly is from and the reason for obtaining that power. The only information we have as of now is that he possesses an unbelievable strength even superior to SSJB Goku and SSJB Vegeta. The two of them had to Potara fuse and turn Vegito Blue to fight with him. In the games, Vegito blue had to stack Kaioken on top of his blue form to fight with Kanba.


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Where does "time patrol Goku" come from?
In Dragon Ball Heroes there is a "time patrol" Goku. Where does he come from? He doesnt come from Dragon Ball Super or Dragon Ball GT. Was he created for the Dragon Ball Heroes videogame or manga or does he come from another Dragon Ball videogame? Where does "time patrol Goku" come from?

According to the wikipedia and some info i have stumbled upon, he comes from an alternative timeline but is pretty similar to the Goku we all know from the main series, although he is supposed to be much more mature the the original Goku.
On of the major differences is that he has not experienced the SSJB transformation unlike main line Goku. Well you can find a bit more info about his on the official wiki page:
http://dragonball.wikia.com/wiki/Goku:_Xeno


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What was Shoto Todoroki attack about?
In the fight with Midoriya, Shoto didnt want to use his fire part of the quirk and attacked only with ice. His father warned him that he was going to reach a limit if he didnt, Midoriya pushed him, and after a flashback Shoto turned on his fire part. Then I dont understand very well what happened. It seems he sends an ice attack first that Midoriya dodges, and later he uses somehow his fire in the attack, but it isnt very clear how. What was Shoto Todoroki attack about? Did he just use fire, did he use a combination of fire with ice, did he use his ice part just to estabilize himself? How was it?

He used both ice and fire in the last attack. However Midoriya dodged the ice attack. Also it's important to note that he never contacted with fire attack too. The impact(destruction of concrete walls with both quirks) was just so powerful to push him out of area while thanks to ice wall Todoroki was able to stay.
Also it's not asked directly but I want to tell why Todoroki's father knows about the limit. However this is a major spoiler from latest chapters.

 Todoroki's father has a limit too. He can't use too much fire since it harms his body. It's clear that he has much higher resistance to fire than normal person but there is a limit to this. That is why Todoroki is perfect for him. He can balance the effects of ice with fire and fire with ice.


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Is Kinana relevant in the manga?
I may not remember very well, but I think it was after the Edoras Arc that Kinana makes her first appearance in the anime as a maid within the guild.
We know for a fact that she was previously Cubelios, Oracion Seis Cobra's partner.
Her only relevance as Kinana in the anime was to hear him at the end of the filler arc (anime only) including the "New Oracion Seis" and I think she reappeared again at the end of the Dragon King's Festival for the same purpose (poor girl).
And as I don't remember very well how things turned out in the manga at the end of that same arc, my question is
Did she serve any purpose at all in the manga as Kinana?

Simply no. You don't even see her in fights. Such a shame really.

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Xeno Goku super saiyan 4 and super saiyan god transformations, which transformation is stronger?
According to Dragon Ball Heroes Ultimate Mission X, Xeno Goku is able to transform into super saiyan 4 and at some point he was able to transform into super saiyan god. So he has to know which transformation is stronger, and in the Dragon Ball Heroes continuity super saiyan 4 and super saiyan god can indeed be compared since both exists there. Then, which tranformation is stronger? Xeno Goku super saiyan 4 or Xeno Goku super saiyan god transformation?

We don't know for a fact as to whether Xeno Goku was referring to himself using the Super Saiyan God transformation or him referring to a Goku of an alternate timeline using the same hence, there are no feats to make an accurate comparison between the two.Hence, it would simply end up in a SSJ4 vs SSJG debate which is impossible to determine with a definite certainty as to which of the two transformations is stronger as there aren't any official multipliers to conclude with a definite answer. However, based on the following facts and events that happened in the Dragon Ball Z and Super(Which are considered canon), I believe the SSJG transformation might be stronger.Super Buu was about the same level of strength as SSJ3 Gotenks who was substantially stronger than Goku (SSJ3 Goku struggled against Kid Buu).Ultimate Gohan was a lot Superior to SSJ3 Goku and Buuhan, the combination of Super Buu + Ultimate Gohan is on a whole another level.I believe scaling SSJ4 Goku to be as strong as Buuhan is too much of a stretch but even if that were the case, SSJ Vegito easily manhandles Buuhan without any effort.Post Buu Saga trained Goku after getting defeated by Beerus stated that even a fusion between Goku and Vegeta wouldn't stand a chance against Beerus.When the SSJG ritual fails the first time, Gohan stated that Goku's level of power was so intense and something he had never sensed before. Note: This was even after seeing Vegeta fight Beerus(Who surpassed SSJ3 Goku) and also taking into consideration his power as Ultimate Gohan and even all the Buu saga characters.One can easily conclude the Battle of Gods arc Vegito would be substantially stronger in comparison to the Buu saga Vegito who easily manhandles Buuhan and once Goku turned SSJG, he thought he had a chance against Beerus making it  even stronger.One would ask why Xeno Goku doesn't utilize that form over the SSJ4 form. However, it has been established that one would require special training(Goku and Vegeta with Whis, Toppo with Marcarita), to master the usage of this divine ki. So perhaps Xeno Goku cannot tap into this form anymore.As stated earlier, my answer is based on factual evidence from Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball Super which are considered canon. Since there are no actual multipliers for these transformations, one cannot conclude with a certainty as to which form is stronger.

There were some people stating that SSJ4 multiplier was x10 over SSJ3 in Dragon Ball GT, but they never mentioned a source. I dont know why, perhaps because SSJ4 comes from a (golden) Oozaru when the regular Oozaru is supposed to be a x10 multiplier

The source you speak of-the dragonball z book guides that had things like a character list/description, mentions SSJ4 increasing the users battle potential approximately 10 times.

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In dragon ball heroes xeno goku did end up doing the god ki ritual seen in dragon ball z battle of gods (movie) and dragon ball super (anime) and so that’s the furthest he got into the whole thing so he has god ki but can’t go ssgss cause of choice for some reason I don’t know why but I do know for a fact that his ssj4 has god ki so it is just as power full or a bit less than ssgss but whay more powerful than the ssj4 used in gt


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Cumber red ki, is his regular ki or is it a transformation?
In Dragon Ball, all saiyans have white/transparent ki with the exception of Vegita in a few chapters of Dragon Ball Z where he had light blue ki, and Goku Black who had black/violet/transparent ki before transforming into super saiyan Rose. What is Cumber red ki about then?  is Cumber red ki his regular ki or is it a transformation?

 The Dark Aura which surrounds Kanba here is just his ordinary ki which is supposedly considered to be a dark evil Ki. if you look at the Dragon Ball Heroes Universe Mission 3 trailer, you can see Kanba as a Regular Super Saiyan at the 0:09-0:10 second mark.Hence it is fair to assume that is Kanba's ki in his Base form. I have also attached an image of the same below.

If in base form he is as strong as super saiyan blue vegito, in super saiyan he might be the strongest character in all Dragon Ball Heroes


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Are the ex-parasites in Darling in the FranXX immortal?
In the final episode of the anime, Nana and Hachi (who used to be parasites in the past) claim that they're immortal:

We don't age and we're stuck in the middle, neither adults nor children. We have but one duty: to reach out to humanity's future and continue to watch over it. ~Hachi

But just a few minutes later the conversation between Futoshi and Ikuno seems to contradict it:

It's all thanks to your research that us ex-parasites' accelerated aging is being kept in check. ~Futoshi

What information have I missed? Are ex-parasites immortal or mortal?

There is a difference between parasites and adults. It's known that adults don't age anymore because of APE. Since Nana and Hachi worked for APE we can conclude that their technology to make people immortal was also used on them.
Consequently, every parasite can become immortal. But in the last episode the ex-parasites decided to stop using magma energy which is necessary for achieving immortality. Since these people, being clones, age faster than humans, Ikuno was desperately trying to find a cure for that accelerated aging.
While not being able to find a complete cure for that condition, she still finally found a way to keep it in check which is more than enough for the affected people to live a normal life.

Aren't the parasites synthetic children? If I remember correctly they are actually clones and also contained a bit of blood (or DNA) from Klaxosaurs. So, if that's correct, these children should be fundamentally different from the adults. And what do you mean with "normal life"? Do they age like humans used to or are do you refer to their way of life which finally has become that of humans and not parasites?

I was referring to latter. Since nobody is able to reproduce other than Dr. Franxx possibly, all the parasites are synthetic. They either die while fighting or aging faster than humans. However since they stopped using Franxxs that aging slowed a bit. Also from what we see in last ep thanks to Ikuno she slows that aging process a bit more. We dont know how though. Another rushed part of the show sadly.

So, deriving from your answer is it correct to say that firstly, parasites, being clones, age faster than humans in general and operating the Franxx reduces their life expectancy even more, and secondly, magma energy is a necessity for achieving immortality?

Btw., concerning Ikuno trying to find a "cure": wouldn't it be correct to say that she was trying to find a countermeasure rather than a cure? I mean, parasites are, if I'm not wrong, born with a reduced life expectancy. If that's true then Ikuno's goal has always been to keep that accelerated aging in check which she also finally achieves (you can't call it a cure if that living being is being born with the supposed disease). So, she does reach her goal.

Well you see its about perspective. You can cure someone even if said person has that disease when they born however why I am using the word cure? Well because for the characters in the show even slowing it/keeping in check is a cure or at least that's the impression I got.


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Hange, are you a boy or a girl?
I'm being the Prof. Oak for once and ask if Hange from Attack on Titan is male or female?
I cannot remember at all if this was ever settled in the manga. The character appears female from the hair and facial features, but I can't remember ever seeing notable secondary gender characteristics.
On this matter I don't trust translations, be it official or fan-made, so references to the character with the help of pronouns don't count. Please supply clear manga scenes or anime screenshots. Statements from secondary sources like character books (if such a thing exists for AoT) or interview statements from the creator are accepted, too.

Even though they looks like a she it's still debatable.
If we look at official tumblr account of Kodansha (Publisher of AoT) we can find an answer:

I’ve said everything I intend to say on Hange (the short version: Hange’s gender is open to whatever interpretation you care to have)

Here the link of the whole question.


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Does cursed children erosion rate grow as time passes?
Cursed children are contaminated with the Gastrea virus. If erosion rate reachs 50%, they turn into Gastrea. Does cursed children erosion rate grow as time passes? Or they have to get more contaminated with other infections for the rate to grow?

The corrosion rate grows as they use their Gastrea ability. This is shown in the scene where Rentarou received Enju's test result.
The more they exerted their Gastrea abilities, the faster they will turn into Gastrea.


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Is Broly canon now? (Dragon Ball Super Broly movie)
So everybody in Youtube including those Dragon Ball Youtubers with over a million suscribers are saying the new Dragon Ball Super coming in December is called "Broly" and that's going to be written by Akira Toriyama (who didnt create Broly). Does this mean Broly is canon now? How about the 3 old Broly movies, do they become canon too?

I believe so, based on the Toriyama's comments, it was his design from the beginning. I guess we should consider Broly as canon now.
The following is his comments, translated and tweeted by @EmperorBigD

COMMENTS FROM AKIRA TORIYAMA
Everyone, are you familiar with Broly?
He's an incredibly strong Saiyan who only appeared in the old anime movies, and I apparently at least drew the designs for him, but I had practically no involvement with the anime at the time, so I had totally forgotten about the story content.
So, about Broly, I hear these days, he's still very popular not only in Japan, but also overseas. Based on that, my editor suggested we have Broly appear in this next movie.
I went ahead and watched the movies from back then, and I felt this could be quite interesting once I rearrange some things. I got right to work trying my hand at a story that incorporates him into the Dragon Ball Super series.
While keeping in mind Broly's classic image so as not to disappoint his fans, I updated him and added a new side to his characters, and I think this has resulted in a more fascinating Broly.
Naturally you'll get to see fierce combat, but also, the paths of destiny that lead to an encounter between Goku, Vegeta, and Broly. It also involves the Frieza Force and the history of the Saiyans, which end up having a major connection to everything. The story content turns out to be very large-scale and dramatic.
Here comes that almighty Saiyan, Broly! I'm also including lots of other content all you fans will enjoy, so look forward to it, and be patient a while for it all to come together!!
(Source)

The title of the movie is called Dragon Ball Super: Broly with its tagline as "The Greatest enemy, a Saiyan". This movie has been referred to a Dragon Ball Super movie and we have no idea as to whether this story is set immediately after the Tournament of Power arc or something else. We also are unsure as to how Broly is going to be incorporated into the story.Also note that the older movies of Broly don't necessarily have to be canon if he does make an appearance in this movie. If they introduce Broly as a character Goku and Vegeta meet for the first time, then the older movies wouldn't be canon. If they do recognize him, then the movies could be considered canon. We won't know for sure with regard to the same until we watch the movie or maybe a trailer.Its obvious that Goku and Vegeta have grown substantially stronger in comparison to their level of strength in the old Broly movies. It is very likely the writers will have Broly face off against the two during this movie. So, they would have to increase Broly's level of strength to bring him on par with current Goku and Vegeta. They did this to Android 17 in Dragon Ball Super. Hence I see no reason why they cannot do this to Broly. At the same time, if you look at Toriyama's comment, he claims to have modified Broly and added a new side to his character, so he could very well be introduced as a brand new character which would end up making the previous movies non-canon.

I get the impression from the "comments from Akira Toriyama" that Broly is going to be canon now, but the old Broly movies arent

@Pablo If any references are made to any of the previous movies, they would end up being canon. If not, then no. So we won't know for sure until we see the movie.


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Goku SSJ Berserker in Dragon Ball Heroes?
According to this video (in spanish) Goku SSJ Berserker a magazine has showed a capture of a Dragon Ball Heroes card and it states Goku is going to achieve the super saiyan berserker form. Is this true? Can anyone read the japanese text showed in the video and/or the magazine and say if this is true?

I can't read the japanese text but it appeared in the manga already

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Did Hit grow weaker or did Super Saiyan Blue Goku get way stronger?
When Hit and Goku first fought, Hit managed to have the edge on Super Saiyan Blue + Kaioken * 10 Goku.  However, when they had a rematch, Super Saiyan Blue Goku was strong enough to overwhelm Hit and end the match as a Draw. Does this mean Super Saiyan Blue Goku became 10 times stronger after the Goku black arc or did Hit get weaker?

well Sayins always had the ability to grow stronger after a fight, when the are edge of death, they got stronger after recovery. we have seen this being demonstrated by Vegeta manier times on planet Namek against Frieza

This is the seen I was referring to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u68HDt9txo8krillin attacks vegeta, vegeta recovers and becomes stronger

The question has nothing to do with Zenkai Boosts. Even Hit has the ability pure progress which helps him grow even more Rapidly than the Saiyans, yet Hit was defeated by Goku.

Hit put a much better fight against Hit than Goku Super Saiyan Blue Kaioken x20. I dont think he got any weaker in the end of Super

 There's a comment misinterpretation made by a lot of people with regard to Hit in terms of power. While Hit is a very strong character and in terms of raw power is only second to Kefla in Universe 6, at the same time, Hit does not have the same level of raw power and toughness displayed by characters like SSJB Goku, SSJB Vegeta, Golden Freiza, and Base Toppo (Note: Jiren is way too strong to be compared to Hit). At the same time, Hit is considered to be a Legendary Assasin who is 1000's of years old and also an experienced Martial artist.Unlike the previous series, Dragon Ball Super has laid emphasis on other factors such as strategy and technique, rather than pure power. One good example for the same is in ROF arc where Golden Freiza has the upper-hand in terms of Raw power but ends up losing to Goku on account of his strategy where he managed to tire Freiza.If you watch the fight between Hit and SSJB Vegeta, Hit clearly overwhelms SSJB Vegeta without even fighting seriously. Base Goku on the other hand, catches Hit off guard and lands a few blows on him and forces him to fight seriously. This obviously doesn't imply Base Goku is stronger than SSJB Vegeta. Goku managed to figure out Hit's timeskip and counter itWhen SSJB Goku began to overwhelm Hit and he powered up, Goku stated that Hit's attacks hadn't become stronger. However, Hit managed to increase the speed of his time skip and made it impossible for Goku to counter.Goku Hence required to use SSJB + Kaioken * 10 to outspeed Hit and knock him out. Before Goku uses his final blow on Hit, Hit stated that he managed to increase the speed of his timeskip again and evade Goku's attack. Hit never really used a powerful attack of his own or took the attack head on and Got back up, like Jiren, Goku, Vegeta, Toppo and Freiza.A part of your questions asks whether Hit got weaker. This is a definite no. We know this as Goku himself stated that Hit was a lot stronger compared to the Hit in the Universe 6 vs 7. This was because he was free to use his assassination techniques which he couldn't use in the Universe 6 vs 7 tournament on account of the rules. In this match, you can see Goku barely lands any attacks on Hit as he mainly uses stealth throughout the course of the fight and hides in a different dimension spawning clones and was landing on heavy blows on Goku(He even landed a punch on Goku which more or less Killed him). Goku on the other hand, managed to end the match as a stalemate landing 1 power Kamehameha by breaking through Hits personal dimension. This shows Goku's raw power being superior to Hit.Even in the tournament of power, when Dyspo managed to counter Hit and land blows on him, Hit was heavily injured. At the same time, Dyspo's punches barely did anything to Goku and even Freiza was barely damaged by Dyspo(Dyspo managed to overwhelm Freiza only because of his speed, not superior in terms of raw power).Hit was completely down after taking a single eye attack from Jiren while Goku had no visible damage and managed to get back up easily and fire a Spirit Bomb at Jiren.Goku did get a lot stronger after the Goku Black arc but no way to conclude whether he got 10 times stronger since power levels do not exist anymore. However, Hit in terms of Raw Power isn't significantly strong. Even Gohan at full power and Android 17 would be able to fight Hit(Solely in terms of Raw Power), based on their performances in the tournament of power. As far as technique and experience goes, Hit is on a whole another level and even the more experienced fighters like Goku and Vegeta would have trouble against Hits special techniques forcing them to use Raw power with a strategy to try to overwhelm Hit(Another good example of the same is where an exhausted Base Goku begins to overwhelm Super Saiyan 2 Caulifla on account of having more experience and being a better Martial Artist).


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Does the AGV drug give permanent or temporary superhuman healing habilities?
In a battle with Kagetane, when Rentaro is about to die, he uses the AGV drugs to get superhuman habilities, heal himself, and finally be able to defeat Kagetane. Does this superhuman healing hability he got lasts or is it a one time thing?

It is once off, the effect doesn't last very long.
In the 1st light novel when Sumire gives him the drug it is stated that there are five vials, if it didn't wear off then there would have been no need to give him more than a single vial (or even inject him ahead of time, although there is the minor side effect of the drug turning users into Gastrea)

He instantly caught what she threw into his chest. There were five small syringes connected together like bells. Inside each was a red liquid, and a cap was on each needle. "That’s my going away present," she said. "It’s something I made while researching Gastrea. You know what I’m talking about when I say it’s the AGV test drug?"
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 1: Those Who Would Be Gods (p. 132). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

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It was the AGV test drug, a drug Sumire created while studying Gastrea that made a human’s regenerative abilities go through the roof. This dramatic effect could even overcome the inhibiting effect of Varanium. If it weren’t for the side effect that twenty percent of the test subjects became Gastrea, Sumire would be so famous that her name would be in textbooks.
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 1: Those Who Would Be Gods (p. 180). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

Below is an extract from the 5th Light novel after Rentaro was injured, which clearly indicate that the quick healing capabilities had long ago worn off, otherwise he would have simply healed on his own several pages before

 The gruesome sight almost made him groan. It was no longer bleeding, but the wound was still a blaze of pain.
 "Hey, how did you stop the blood?"
 "I stuck a hot frying pan against it."

Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 5 (light novel): Rentaro Satomi, Fugitive (Kindle Locations 2128-2129). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.


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is Tina Sprout an initiator and a mechanical soldier?
In the subbed episodes of Black Bullet I'm watching, if rightly translated, they seem to say Tina Sprout is a mechanical soldier? is this so? Why an initiator who already has superhuman habilities (enhaced strenght, speed, recovery, etc.) would need mechanical parts?

Yes, Tina Sprout is both a Cursed Child (Initiator) and a mechanical soldier.

Initiator inquiry into Tina Sprout’s name. Her IP rank is 98. She’s an owl Initiator and one of the enhanced NEXT soldiers. I saw her specs, and her numbers are terrifying. Enju will be killed!”
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 2: Against a Perfect Sniper (p. 125). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

Why? It makes her the perfect sniper and assassin. Her mechanical implants allow her to make extraordinary shots that she would not be capable of even with her Initiator powers by providing her control over her body and mechanical systems like Shenfield (or automated guns for attacking) that can feed information directly to her brain

This was Tina Sprout, and just like Rentaro, she had a sniper rifle loaded and ready, ignoring said “Big Brother” as she kept a watchful eye down her scope. The Bits that formed part of her aiming system flitted at regular intervals between her and the target Gastrea. Those were the infantry of sorts for her Shenfield, a thought-driven interface that, like so many buoys strewn across the sea, transmitted wind speeds and other pertinent sniper information directly into her brain.
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 5 (light novel): Rentaro Satomi, Fugitive (Kindle Locations 257-260). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

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“The man in the video used an advanced version of that. With a neurochip implanted in his brain, he can control a number of devices with just his thoughts. Those Bits are like scouts. They have precise observation instruments installed, and they send information about the location of the target, including its coordinates, temperature, humidity, angle, and wind speed, wirelessly to the brain of the operator. That’s why that man could shoot through the targets blindfolded. Of course, the surgery the sniper underwent was not just for this. “I have heard that shaking hands are also a great enemy to snipers. It is likely that a metal balancer was implanted in the body to completely shut down any movement to the hand from heartbeats or breathing. Putting something like that in is a piece of cake for someone like me or Ain. Rentaro, do you understand what this means?”
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 2: Against a Perfect Sniper (pp. 145-146). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

As for the reason for the NEXT project, it can be gleaned from this passage.

“Rentaro, let’s do a simple calculation that even you can understand. Let’s assume that my New Humanity Creation Project and Ain’s NEXT have the same amount of hidden power. If we subtract the abilities of a mechanized soldier from you and that assassin, what do we have left? The unsurpassable wall between a human and an Initiator. Can a human beat a gorilla? Think about it carefully. Rentaro, just stay on the sidelines this time. There’s no need for you to take any more risks than you already have.”
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 2: Against a Perfect Sniper (p. 147). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

The strength of a Cursed Child far exceed that of a regular human and the ability of an enhanced (mechanized) Cursed Child is superior to anything else


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Was a slaughter by Itachi the only option?
Since the only problem from the leaf side was Danzo, why didn't Itachi and Fugaku convince Hiruzen and even possibly Obito to take down Danzo?
There is no possible reason for Obito to help Itachi but if the only reason to help Itachi was his recruitment to the Akatsuki, then why would he not agree to help Itachi if Itachi agreed to join the Akatsuki.
The only problem remaining is the bad Uchiha comrades. Their demands could have been fulfilled or they could have taken down. They didn't seem to possess the mangekyo sharingan given how Itachi was surprised when he saw Fugaku show his Mangekyo.
Was a slaughter essential only for the plot development of the series or was it something that was the only option?

The option Danzo gives is for Itachi to kill everyone but Sasuke or for the coup to be attempted and fail and for everyone (including Itachi and Sasuke) to be killed in response. So even within canon, Itachi killing everyone wasn't really the only option.

I don't think that allowing the coup to happen can be counted as an option from Itachi's point of view.

Are you wondering then what options existed from Itachi's POV or what options existed period?

Options which could have avoided the slaughter and probably the coup itself or at the end caused less number of deaths.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Naruto/comments/5yib6i/no_one_mentions_how_itachi_had_to_kill_kids_and/ nice subreddit

I think there is one in the Infinite Tsukuyomi dream of tunade ep 432 Naruto Shippuden where minato and fugaku work together

if Tobirama wasn't that strict on Uchiha and hadn't abandon them, there wouldn't have been this slaughter situation

Danzö wasn't the only one with a problem against the Uchiha. As a matter of a fact, the whole of Konoha's high ranks were suspicious of them since the Nine-Tailed Demon Fox's Attack, because their Sharingan was the only thing capable of "controlling" the fox.
You suggested that Fugaku could convince The Third Hokage to take down Danzö, but that has absolutely no feasibility, since Danzö was one of Hiruzen's most trusted counselor and his loyalty to the village was demonstrably great. And also, Fugaku had no knowledge of Konoha's plan to wipe out the Uchiha, he just knew they were being segregated.
Obito also couldn't do anything beacause he didn't want to. You need to take into account that Obito, under Madara's strong influence, wanted to wipe out the Uchiha. Madara had a grudge against the current clan because he felt betrayed when they wanted to stop the battles against the Senju.
In the manga, Fugaku was the prime idealizer of the clans coup d'état, and wasn't just "going with" the majority of the clan. He also doesn't have the Mangekyö Sharingan, nor did anyone else besides Itachi and Shisui at that time. Well, Tobi had it, but he wasn't a de facto clan member at that point of the story anymore.
Now, the slaughter probably wasn't necessary to end the conflict with the Uchiha. Maybe not isolating them to a section of the village would be a better option, but that's speaking in real world terms. The manga (and by extension, the anime) shows the Uchiha clan as being cursed with hate. Their döjutsu is based on chakra mixed with hate, and based on those premisses, they were bound to be distrustful, angry and power hungry, so maybe there wasn't much of a choice.


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What does Ghoul mean in japanese?
I know what a Ghoul is in the context of the Tokyo Ghoul series, but I was wondering what does Ghoul mean in japanese. Is it a made up word or it is the same "Ghoul" from Arabic? What do the kanji which composes the word mean separately?

I don't understand what you're asking. "Ghoul" is a loanword in both English and Japanese, and means the same thing in both languages. There is no Japanese folklore associated with ghouls.

If you look at the word for ghoul as it's written in the title of Tokyo Ghoul, you can see that there's both kanji and furigana (pronunciation) for it. The furigana is グール, which the katakana word for ghoul. It's a phonetic loanword, pronounced guuru, which (based on the Japanese Wikipedia page for it) seems to have been taken from the English "ghoul", which was of course taken from the Arabic al ghûl.
The kanji, 喰種, doesn't seem to directly translate to anything, but 喰 means eat and 種 translates to a number of things, but the most relevant ones here are species or kind. Basically, it can be loosely translated to a species that eats.

Let's look at kanji of Tokyo Ghoul (東京喰種) :

東京 means Tokyo.
喰 used in different words. 食べる(taberu) means eating. 食い物(kuimono) means food. 喰 also means eating.
種(shu) means species or kind.

So in conclusion "ghoul" part of title is means eating kind/species. 喰種 both doesnt mean anything however because of the popularity even Google Translate translates it like Tokyo Ghoul if you put full title.


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Why Kisara is able to cut through metal with her sword?
AFAIK, Kisara is a regular human who has no superhuman habilities (correct me if I'm wrong). Why when she was attacked by Tina Sprout she was able to cut Tina's metal gatlin gun in half with her sword? Is because she's a very skilled martial artist? Does she have some superhuman hability or metal prosthesis that makes her stronger like Rentaro? Is her sword a special sword or it's made of varanium or something? What is it?

You are correct, Kisara is in fact just a regular human as pointed out in the passage below

Rentaro looked at the scene dumbfounded, shaking. He considered—Who was the strongest member of the Tendo Civil Security Agency? Was it himself, who possessed the abilities of a mechanized solider? Or Enju, who manifested the superhuman physical powers of the Cursed Children? Or Tina, who had the qualities of both? “Papa, no! She’s the most dangerous out of everyone here!” The night before Operation Rapier Thrust, when Tina and Kohina were about to fight, this is what Kohina shouted about Kisara when Kisara went to intervene. Even though Kohina thought that she could win or at least put up a good fight against Tina and tried to continue their match, the moment Kisara intervened, she put her swords away. Even Kohina, an Initiator, understood that she was at too much of a disadvantage if she had to fight Kisara. Against Kisara, an ordinary human.
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 4 (light novel): Vengeance Is Mine (p. 204). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

So while Kisara is just a regular human she is insanely powerful, so powerful in fact that even an Initiator as strong as Kohina does not want to fight her. She has been trained in the Tendo Martial Arts (similar to Rentaro) since a very young age and has even developed several of her own secret techniques in her pursuit of revenge against the Tendos.

She’s beautiful, thought Rentaro from the bottom of his heart as he looked up at his fellow pupil, at the same time unable to suppress a shudder. There was not a single opening in her stance, and there was something about it that made Rentaro certain that the moment he stepped within reach of her blade, he would be cut down. Rentaro discreetly took his smartphone from his pocket and looked at its LCD screen. It was almost time to leave for school. She would move soon. Just as he thought, there was almost no need for him to wait. Kisara exhaled softly, and her clear voice rang out. “Tendo Martial Arts Sword Drawing First Style, Number 1—” Her scabbard rang, and her sword was unsheathed with the speed of a lightning bolt: “Tekisui Seihyou.” The slash made an extremely modest whoosh. But the top half of the target in front of Kisara—a carved wooden target wrapped in cloth—was blown off with a destructive blast, and pieces of it flew into the dojo’s walls. The most astonishing thing of all was that there was a distance of more than six meters between Kisara and the target. Rentaro gulped. The striking distance of a sword catapulted by its sheath to accelerate when drawn was equal to the length of the sword plus the length of the swordsman’s arm and step. However, the Tendo sword-drawing technique has something more than that. It was not like Rentaro had seen all of Kisara’s techniques, but he knew that she could slash up to three times her striking distance. And this was data from three years ago…
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 2: Against a Perfect Sniper (pp. 13-14). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

Now, about her sword Yukikage (or Snow Shadow) there isn't much revealed in any of the light novels, the passage below contains about the most information

Then, he realized. Rentaro thought she had been using her usual sword-drawing practice sword, but although the black scabbard and base and red cord looked similar, this was a real sword. “The murderous blade, Yukikage, huh…?” “That’s right.” As Kisara stopped working and looked at him, she dusted off the scabbard and held it up to the sunlight coming in through the window. Bathed in the morning sun, the wavy temper pattern on the blade scattered the light, filled with a charm that drew in all who looked at it. Kisara looked at the blade absentmindedly and murmured, “Satomi, did I ever tell you what ‘murderous blade’ means?” “No…” “In Zen, it’s the opposite of the life-saving sword; it negates all human delusion. This…is the sword that will hunt down all the Tendos, Satomi.”
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 2: Against a Perfect Sniper (p. 15). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

During the fight with Tina in the office however, it is explicitly mentioned that Rentaro hears the sound of steel as Kisara slides the blade out of the scabbard

“Kisara! The floor… Cut it………!” He could sense Kisara behind him suddenly leaping to action with the sword in her hand. “Tendo Martial Arts Sword Drawing Third Style, Number 8—” Her deep exhalation made the air in the room tense in a second. With all the noise from the gunfire, he shouldn’t have been able to hear it, but Rentaro was sure he could hear the clear sound of steel sliding out of the scabbard. “Unebiko Yuusei—Go swiftly, Yukikage!” The calamity that occurred immediately afterward could scarcely be called a physical phenomenon. It felt like Rentaro’s field of vision was cut into a number of pieces, and along with the cracking sound of an icicle being cleft in two, all around the room were cuts carved in every direction.
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 2: Against a Perfect Sniper (p. 108). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

Given that it is never explicitly mentioned that Yukikage is made from Varanium (in the light novel it is always mentioned when blades/weapons are Varanium like Kohina's swords) and given its coloring and the mention of steel in the passage above we can probably assume that it is just a regular Samurai sword (katana), albeit one that has been in the Tendo family for generations.
So, in the end it appears to simply be that Kisara is an unnaturally talented martial artist and that the Tendo Sword style is much more dangerous (and fantastic) than any style that can exists in reality. So it is her martial arts abilities that allow her to cut through the gun (and the floor!) and not any special property of Yukikage.


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How did "other world" or "isekai" stories gain so much popularity and where do they have their roots?
There are and have been so many stories of that type being released, especially in the light novel or manga section, and I noticed that these stories often follow a similar pattern and have a similar setting:

the "other world" mostly has a medieval setting and is often constructed as an RPG with a leveling system.
That world normally contains different fictional species (humans, elves, demons etc.) who are usually capable of using magic.

If the protagonist isn't born into that fictional world he's either being transported there or reincarnated. And these two ways also mostly follow a similar pattern, aside from the fact that the original world is Japan in the 21st century:

if he's being reincarnated he'd usually died in his original world, normally due to an accident with a truck.
If he's being transported there it's often due to a summoning by a royal family. They want the summoned "heroes" (it's often not only the protagonist who's been summoned) to help them to defeat the demon king who's invading the country or at least is a threat to the people. If the protagonist wasn't summoned by anyone he often becomes an adventurer.

Where did those "clichés" come from and what makes these types of stories so popular?

Secondary world fantasy has been popular for a really long time, and so has "normal person ends up in fantasy world". Are you looking or its origins in manga/anime or in general?

Additionally, what makes this type of thing so popular in anime/manga is probably the same as what makes it so popular in general--people like reading about made up worlds and like imagining people like themselves (normal people) in those worlds.

Related (dupe?): What is the relevancy between the common theme of Knight’s & Magic, In Another World With My Smartphone, and KonoSuba?

@kuwaly. I was looking for the origins of the clichés that are apparent in most isekai stories and why authors are so hung up on them (e.g. why don't they use a setting in the future or an alternative present?), but I'm also looking for the origins of these stories in general and why so many people are fascinated by them.

@Aki Tanaka. It's related, but it only refers to "reincarnation into another world". It doesn't explain the other i.e. "transported into another world" and the origins of the clichés I've mentioned as well as why the authors are so hung up to stick with exactly those stereotypes and not e.g. use a futuristic setting for the "other world".

Isekai: The genre that took over modern anime is a video by Gigguk that, while amusing, also covers a lot of the actual history. Essentially, the idea of being pulled into another world is at least as old as "Alice in Wonderland" (although you could probably find some proto-isekai in works like Dante's Inferno or even folk tales of the land of Faerie). What's more interesting is that there was a lot of isekai anime around the 80s and 90s, but it was mostly aimed at a female audience; it's only more recently that it flipped to being targeted at the male audience.
Isekai is essentially based in wish-fulfilment, or the desire to insert oneself into a story, so it's a combination of that with the popularity of JRPGs (since that's what most modern isekai are based on). The rise of self-published light novels and manga has then resulted in a lot of source works with self inserts and isekai concepts, which then become popular and get made into anime.
After the genre starts to become popular and develops its tropes, you then start getting the usual response of works that deconstruct and otherwise play with those tropes - things like "What would it actually be like to be pulled into a video game world where you actually die and then respawn at the last save point?" (Re:Zero), or "What would a typical video game player actually be like in a video game world?" (KonoSuba).


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How was Shoto Todoroki able to resist One for All?
Something that I dont understand from My Hero Academia it's something characters which supposedly have average resistance (because their quirks arent about resistance) are able to resist One for All. For example, Shoto in it's battle with Midoriya (and wasnt this One for All 100%?) How was Shoto Todoroki able to resist One for All?

The answer is basically given in chapter 22 of the manga. When Midoria tells All Might that he managed to hit Nomu without breaking his arm, they come to the conclusion that Midoria subconsciously limited his power output to avoid causing lethal harm to other humans. Mostly possible, that during his fight with Todoroki, he has limited his power in the same way.

The power level of that punch or others are not specifically stated in the manga or somewhere else.

We know that Izuku's current limit of %20. More than that harms him. This is also valid if he is using Full Cowl.
In many fights Izuku exaggerates the power output of his quirk. Muscular fight is the best example for this. He never uses %100 output nor that he can stand that kind of harm.

So since he is not using Full Cowl here we can assume his power output is noting more than %10. Because his power output is only %5-6 without Full Cowl.

hmmm I thought that everytime he was hurting himself it was because he was using 100%, before he learnt how to use 5% only.

One for All materialises in a different way for every user. For All Might it changes his body. For Izuku it changes the colour of his vein. Also there is that greenish lightning effect when he uses Full Cowl. We cant know when he will able to use %100 since Izuku will not enhance his body when it happens but for now we are far from it.

Please take into account that tournament was happening prior to internship, therefore Mydoria was unable to use Full Cowl (neither 5% nor 20%) at that time.

Its either Midoriya wasn't using 100% OR Endeavor pushed Todoroki so far that he could resist painful attacks, that's all I think lmao

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I think there are multiple answers like endevor training shoto through painful ways so now shoto is immune to some painful attacks and that we probly know that deku can roughly control the power he uses on someone so as he did not want to severely injure shoto he used 1 or 3 something percent i think both.

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My theory is that because Endeavor has pushed todoroki so far, that todoroki learned to cope with painful attacks. Or Midoriya wasn’t using 100%.

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Meaning of AE3803’s Name
In the anime Cells at Work (Hataraku Saibou) that is currently airing, AE3803 is a Red Blood Cell who does not have a sense of direction while delivering packages to different parts of the human body. What does “AE” stand for?

There's no official statement for the production, but it seems the AE3803 is hexcode for a shade of red.

Well, the hex color it leads to is technically called 'Rust'... So maybe you could say that the author indirectly or, perhaps deliberately, named her 'Rusty'. It would explain why she is so clumsy but, then again, I do not know much about Japanese culture or anything. So saying that someone is being rusty might not make sense in translation. It's a thought, though. I'm curious though. What are the Japanese words for 'rust' or 'rusty'? Maybe it makes for a fun nickname.

The Japanese word for rust is "錆" (Sabi). The word for rusty is "さびた" (Sabita). It may or may not work as a nickname. I'm not sure. However, in another anime, a character was nicknamed "courage" so it might translate fine. I'm not entirely sure though.


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Can a person who was converted into half Ghoul by replacing parts of his organs be reverted to human by replacing those organs with human ones?
In Tokyo Ghoul Kaneki was converted into a half Ghoul when he was transplated organs from a female Ghoul into his body. Can a person like him, who was converted into half Ghoul by replacing parts of his organs, be reverted to human by replacing those organs with human ones?

Its an interesting question. If the cause was an infection that spread through the body, then a person should eventually become a full ghoul. Unless some people are naturally immune to the infectious agent, in which case - half ghoul, or do they eventually heal?

TL;DR Most likely not.
I will try to answer operating known facts, but description of ghouls biology in Tokyo Ghoul is vague, so I can't avoid some speculation. I might also accidentally drop spoilers of varying severity, so be cautious.
Kaneki has became half-ghoul after having kakuhou implanted. After this, he obtained all abilities available for ghouls, including regenerative powers, physical power, ability to use kagune etc. Which leads me to conclusion, that in regards of organs, the main difference between humans and ghouls is kakuhou (probably as main element to control RC cells, which are ensuring the rest of ghoul abilities).
So, maybe, we can reverse half-ghoul state by removing kakuhou? Doubtfully. In fight between Suzuya and half-ghoul twins Kuro and Shiro, Suzuya heavily damages Shiros kakuhou, and later doctor Kanou mentions, that such damage to kakuhou is lethal, and Shiro will be not able to recover (chapter 107 of Tokyo Ghoul). Which leads me to second conclusion - most probably, kakuhou transplantation is irreversible. This also makes sense in terms of RC cells - after becoming half-ghoul, persons RC cells level in blood raises significantly, and most probably, without kakuhou, excess of RC cells may lead to ROS development.
Also, one note in regards of transplanting human organs to ghoul. If ghoul mother and human father will have a child, it was said that mothers body will mistake child for food and consume it. I don't think that transplantation will work in different way - most likely, human flash will be either consumed by ghoul body, or will be populated by RC cells to ghouls level.
Most likely, to make ghoul a human, it would be better to try to decrease RC cells level in their body, but it is not clear how it will affect ghouls altered physiology. If I remember correctly, RC suppresants not just suppress ghoul abilities, but also negatively affects their health.


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Which characters are named after birds?
I know that Oda named a few of his female characters, like Tsuru, Tashigi and Kuina, after different kinds of birds, but I'm only aware of these three characters following that theme. Out of curiosity, are there more female characters who share their names with birds?

Female characters who share their names with birds (bolded is the bird name):

Nico Robin: Japanese robin
Nojiko: Japanese yellow bunting
Tashigi: Common snipe
Kuina: Water rail
Aisa: Seaducks
O-Tsuru-san: Crane
Hina: Chick (young chicken)
Mozu: Bull-headed shrike
Kiwi: Kiwi

For the sake of completeness, for the male characters:

Donquixote Doflamingo: Flamingo
Dracule Mihawk: Hawk
Kuzan/Aokiji: Japanese green pheasent
Fukuro: Owl
Karasu: Crow
Pell the Falcon: Falcon
Marco the Phoenix: Phoenix

Note: this list only includes character names. It excludes characters/others that are directly related to birds (e.g. Monet's harpy).

Sources:

fpbird's ameblo (Japanese): 1, 2, 3
Naver Matome (Japanese): 1

Note: there's always a chance I missed some people. Just let me know in the comment.

Robin might be the most obvious one.
It's also worth to mention that her autograph is a bird as well:


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How is that mechanical soldiers and cursed children can be held by a couple of regular humans?
Mechanical soldiers and cursed children are shown to have superhuman strenght. A cursed children of one kick can blow a Gastrea and a mechanical soldier (Rentaro) of one kick can destroy several floors. How is that we see then a homeless cursed children being trapped by 2 or 3 police officers or Rentaro being held by a couple of humans? Can their strenght can be deactivated somehow or something?

I'll answer this in two parts, the first part covering mechanical soldiers and the second part covering cursed children.
Mechanical Soldiers
No it is not possible to deactivate/remove a mechanical soldier strength remotely. This is easy to see from the fact that the only way to defeat Kagetane (who is also a mechanical soldier) or Tina was to beat them outright. In both cases their identity were known but there was nothing that could be done to stop them beside facing them on the battlefield.
It has to be mentioned that it might not be impossible that some mechanical soldiers might have a kill switch built in (though I have yet to find any mention of this in the light novels) but this is unlikely due to the same reasons that it is stupid to provide a back-door to a system you built. If you can get in sooner or later someone else will also figure out how to get in. Also, if you ever get captured it is very likely that the people who caught you will force you to disable your soldier which makes the chance of you being rescued unlikely.
The reason the police were able to restrain Rentaro is simply because he was holding back. Similar to our world it puts you in a very bad place when you beat up police officers who are restraining you. Rentaro (and by extension the Tendo Civil Security Agency that employs him) would not be able to continue doing business if he beats up police officers even if he was in the right.
Cursed Children
Cursed Children can be harmed/killed with Varanium weapons (see this question). While it might not be easy to hit them due to their abilities once they are hit they are as vulnerable as any human. Additionally Initiators are trained fighter whereas homeless Cursed Children are not. Then there is also the fact that the Cursed Children are already hated and feared (which is what

 leads to the bombing of the bombing of the outer district school)

so it does them no good to resist. They will most likely just be "put down" as most people do not look at them as human. Additionally it will simply incite further violence and hatred against their kind.
The following extract indicates that Varanium weapons do exist with the explicit goal of wounding and killing Cursed Children as well as the general response of Cursed Children when faced with violence

“Damn it, what a disgusting brat!” Facing front, Rentaro saw that the oldest man in front of him was holding a Varanium switchblade dripping with blood, his face twisted with hatred. It was a thin knife with a blade about twelve centimeters long; it was too short to fight off a Gastrea, so it was hard to think of what it could be used for other than to deliver a fatal wound to one of the Cursed Children. The beggar girl shook her head, still bent over on the ground. “I’m sorry, Mr. Civil Officer. Even though I promised…I deserve what I got, but I, I just…”
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 3 (light novel): The Destruction of the World by Fire (pp. 163-164). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.


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Does Enju have precognitive abilities?
Cursed children are shown through the series to have many superhuman abilities: enhaced speed, force, healing, vision etc. There is an episode where Enju had "a bad feeling" and inmediately a shot by Tina Sprout is shown to almost kill Seinteshi. How did she know this? Does Enju have precognitive abilities?

Can you provide the episode and timestamp? I cannot find it with a quick glance.

Cursed Children's abilities comes from two things, firstly the Gastrea virus which grants them enhanced strength, agility and their healing ability

Superhuman powers of healing. That was one of the benefits they had as Initiators—girls who could control the Gastrea virus under certain conditions. The extraordinary muscular strength and agility they possessed also fell into that category.
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 1: Those Who Would Be Gods (p. 26). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

Secondly from the animal factor from which they gain their other abilities

Enju seemed to realize something and looked worriedly at Rentaro, but she finally faced forward and said, “I’ll defeat him in ten seconds!” and dashed off in a blast with the superfast acceleration that could be called a distinguishing trait of Model Rabbits.
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 1: Those Who Would Be Gods (p. 173). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.
Kohina kept her face down and grumbled softly to herself. “Enju, Enju, Enju… All right, I’ll remember. I am Model Mantis, Kohina Hiruko. In close combat, I am invincible.”
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 1: Those Who Would Be Gods (p. 90). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

It is never mentioned that the Gastrea virus grants precognition and as no animal has precognition it is fairly safe to assume that no Cursed Child posses this ability either. Neither Enju, nor any other Curse Child ever shows any signs of being able to perceive the future otherwise they would have been absolutely unbeatable in combat (and Enju gets beaten up fairly often). The following excerpt rather clearly shows that she did not expect the attack.

At that moment, Rentaro glanced sharply at the glowing, slimy green strands, completely unlike a normal spider’s silk. It was the same as the stuff he had seen in the victim Sumiaki Okajima’s house. “Get down, Enju!” “Huh?” The girl couldn’t react to the quick order. Her frail body was thrown to the side, and she flew almost twenty meters, scraping the ground so violently that she left a mark.
Kanzaki, Shiden. Black Bullet, Vol. 1: Those Who Would Be Gods (p. 22). Yen Press. Kindle Edition.

Most likely the reason Enju said this is due to a regular "gut feeling" that something bad was going to happen and nothing more.


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The Extent of Senzu Bean Healing
They're supposedly some form of magical super food, right? Not like some all-cure medicine, as they can't cure ailments nor healed over wounds. It's like they super charge the body's natural healing or something. But, given that they also state to be able to sustain someone for a weak, if we assume the magic isn't just to sustain a body, but to magically produce all the needed nutrients for it to sustain itself for so long somehow, then could a Senzu Bean cure malnutrition and restore the body to what it would be like normally?

The Senzu Beans are mainly used to replenish Physical Health and Energy instantly.  However, during the android Saga, the senzu bean was capable of healing him despite Dr. Gero literally ripping his torso apart. Also, in future Trunks Timeline, it was implied that Future Gohan wouldn't have lost his hand if he were to have eaten the Senzu Bean himself instead of giving it to Trunks. Even in the latest Tournament of Power arc, Vegeta had a black eye after his fight with Jiren which was instantly cured on taking a Senzu Bean after getting eliminated. Hence, with regard to the first part of your question,It is not an "All- Cure medicine". It was stated in the Android Saga that Goku had died on account of having a heart virus and that there was no cure available at that point in time. So that implies that the Senzu Bean is definitely not a cure-everything drug.With regard to the second part of your question,I believe the Senzu Beans wouldn't necessarily cure malnutrition or per-say make a person Healthy. It would only reset the person back to the exact state he was at before receiving any injuries.This answer is very hard to determine considering the fact that these Senzu beans are mainly consumed by Fighters who all are Physically Fit and ideally follow good Nutrition. At the same time, the rules of Malnutrition applied to Humans would be significantly different compared to other races like the Saiyans(Since they produce a massive amount of energy and in turn have a massive appetite, and we see Goku and Vegeta pig out on food and are yet relatively healthy). Hence the one person I would like to consider under the mentioned circumstances is Yajirobe. Yajirobe is definitely a lot unhealthier in comparison to the rest of the Z-Fights and has excess body fat. So ideally, if a Senzu bean is capable of restoring a Mall Nourished Body to it's normal state, it should be able to restore Yajirobe to a more healthier state which clearly doesn't happen.Then again, the probability of finding an individual in the Dragon Ball Universe suffering with Malnutrition is pretty low considering the obvious theme/setting of the show. So one cannot state a definite answer with regard to the same.

A well thought out answer, Gary. I did try myself to find some kinda case in DB, Z, and Super that could've somehow related to this with no luck. I guess thinking off it as magically restoring the body to how it is without injury wouldn't help anyway considering that said injuries have to not heal over fully, like Tien and such having scars that remain after healing via Senzu Beans.
I was mostly asking in reference to my own situation in a story. It was pretty much purely to decide whether or not Senzu's should be available at the time, and then it turned out to be really interesting.


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Are Kale and Broly's transformations the same?
So in the anime series we were introduced to Kale who many labeled "female Broly". Vegeta makes some comments about her possibly having "the true super saiyan" and we see her transformation with white eyes, bulky form and green hair and aura. And now we have the official version of Broly, with a transformation which in some sense looks the same, but different perhaps for artistic / animation style reasons. Are these transformations the same? Is there hard evidence that now they have the same transformations or may be now Kale and Broly's tranformations will be treated like different super saiyan transformations?

The transformation is called Berserk, and Kale is the universe 6 equivalent to Broly. As far as I know, there is no canon that supports Kale being the Super Saiyan Legend as Broly is.

Most likely Yes. Based of the characteristics of the transformations, they seem comparable indeed. This is because the character of Kale was based off Broly. During a story conference, it was mentioned that the character of Broly was very popular. Hence, it was suggested to include a Broly like character in the Tournament of Power. This resulted in the creation of Kale. You can read more about it here.Broly is just overall strong and tends to grow stronger at a very rapid rate during battle. Kale displayed something similar(Mainly in the manga) but obviously not to the same extent to that of Broly. However, two fighters using the same Transformations don't necessarily have to be equal in strength. Like for example, Super Saiyan Goten, is nowhere close to Super Saiyan Goku. Although, while Kale's initial Berserker form can be compared to that of Broly, she did manage to control her power into a  less bulky version of the transformation. It was implied that Broly was out of control from the point he began using his wrathful form. So I think it is pretty obvious that Broly doesn't have real control over his power. Hence, it is quite possible he might once he manages to use his true power more effectively.


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How old was Broly when he was measured 920 of power level?
In Dragon Ball Super Broly , Broly is measured his power level when he was a kid and the measure is 920. How old was Broly when he was measured 920 of power level?

Well, it is impossible to point out his definite age, however, he was less than a year old. We know this because Broly was born in the Age 732. He was also sent to planet Vampa this year and his power level was 920 when he was scanned there. Note: This is based on the new Dragon Ball Super: Broly  movie. Previously, Broly was born during the Age 737 and Vegeta was born during the Age 732. However, it seems that both Broly and Vegeta were born during the same Age.


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Does Sakamoto know that Nano is a robot?
Nano Shinonome and Sakamoto are among the most interesting characters in Nichijou. The portrayal of daily life of a human-like AI with a condescending talking cat is something special in it's own respect, let alone Nichijou's humorous tone!

Usually, Sakamoto calls Nano 「むすめ」: "Musume", which translates to "girl" and calls Hakase as 「ガキ」: "gaki", which roughly means "kid".
However, is there any episode where Sakamoto actually talks about Nano being a robot or directly addresses Nano about it? Further, is there any incident where Sakamoto is present when Nano's hand opens up or something similar happens?
Or is it only Yukko who fully acknowledges the fact that Nano is a robot and respects her feelings throughout the series?
If not in the anime, I'm curious if it happens in the manga!

Nichijou fans! We had surmised that Sakamoto knows about Nano being a robot, but I was searching for explicit dialogue(s) where Sakamoto acknowledges the fact. So, after a lot of fun Nichijou research(yay), I've finally found official/"canon" evidence!!!
There is this wonderful "Nichijou web radio" album, where the two character trios, namely the Sucharaka and the Shinonome household sing about their silly daily lives. They're very catchy but I noticed something interesting in the lyrics!
Here are the lyrics at 2 minutes and 19 seconds:

In chorus: だって。。。家族{かぞく}なんだもん？ | datte... kazoku nandamon?
In chorus: こども、ロボットと黒い{くろい}猫{ねこ}！ | kodomo, robotto to kuroi neko!

It translates to "What even is this family? A child, a robot and a black cat!".
You can hear Sakamoto sing along.

Secondly, Sakamoto says "no comment" (literally) when Nano's raises the issue of the wind-up key on her back! I guess he finds it amusing but doesn't want to hurt Hakase's or Nano's feelings? Maybe. :P
Here are the lyrics at 2 minutes and 4 seconds:

Nano: とれないかなぁ 背中{せなか}の ネジ回し{まわし}？ | torenaikanaa senaka no neji mawashi?
Hakase: かわいいのに! | kawaiinoni!
Sakamoto: 「ノー コメント」 |  "no komento"

Nano's line translates to "Won't the turnkey on my back ever be removed?". Hakase reassures by saying "It's cute..." while Sakamoto says "No comment."!

By the way, I'd never have guessed I would answer my own question a year later! It was a nice assignment and a good Japanese practice! Thanks for reading, and let's hope for a season 2 of this beautiful anime!  :D
P.S The song: Shinonome Kenkyuujo no, kyou mo heiwa desu.
ヾ(＾∇＾) Jaa, ne~

Sakamoto has had too many interactions with Nano to not be aware that she's a robot.
From an informal sense, the fact that Nano has a screw on her back is giveaway enough for Sakamoto that she's not a normal human being.  The fact that it spins often enough is evidence enough in the sense that Sakamoto has at least seen her act as a robot.
Additionally, when they first meet, her age (1 year old) belies her size, maturity and responsibilities around the house, in spite of the fact that Nano still acts a bit like a kid.  Sakamoto could infer that she's no normal human from that, too.
In spite of the fact that Sakamoto has never directly talked about Nano being a robot, he has a very gruff and overbearing manner of speech, him being older than everyone else.  He hasn't used honorifics with anyone, and has only provided the professor and Nano with nicknames, since...

 he calls his previous owner, Nakamura by her last name.

I had the same reasoning... However, it would have been (very) interesting if it was actually shown in the series...  :P

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What is the Hiraishin no Jutsu's weakness?
Itachi has mentioned in his fight with Kabuto that every jutsu has a weakness, I'm curious as to know what the teleportation jutsu's weaknesses are. Minato seemed to be able to spam the jutsu constantly with no perceivable side-effects.
A possible weakness could be that the user can only teleport to something that has been marked, but there has been no indication that there are any limits to the amount of jutsu formulas Minato could make and also when something has been marked it stays marked forever.
The only real perceived weakness is that it is a jutsu that takes a Hokage level shinobi to master, it does seem to have one hell of a learning curve.

Over-reliance and Predictability

If the opponent knows that Hiraishin no Jutsu allows the user to teleport to marked kunai and area, it would be "easily" countered.

Minato vs Raikage: if Raikage also knew that Minato left his mark on Bee, he (Raikage) could instantly move to Bee (at this point Raikage already spotted almost all of Minato's kunai) and Minato would probably moved to other kunai and Raikage would chase him again (I don't know what the final outcome would be, though)
Tobirama vs Madara: Madara immediately countered Tobirama the moment he used Hiraishingiri because Madara had seen that move before

Of course this can happen (Hiraishin being countered) only if the user of this jutsu rely on it too much and can't finish his/her opponent immediately.
Edit: oh and also if the opponent is fast physically or reactively
Edit 2: Madara sensed Tobirama with Sage Mode, then he's fast enough to dodge it.


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Why are Ghouls worried all people from Tokyo become Ghouls?
In Tokyo Ghoul:re 2 , episode 11, Ghouls from the group of Kaneki like Nishiki were worried all people from Tokyo becomes Ghoul. Why is this so? Why if you are a Ghoul are you going to be worried other people becomes like you?

From what I understand, I see two reasons:

Goat and CCG are both working together on the last arc. Similar to what @ani's answer mentions, Goat was not an anti-human organization but rather, an organization aimed in finding ways for humans and ghouls to co-exist. It would be against their purpose if members would want for all humans to become ghouls.
It would affect their food supply. Ghouls feed on humans. If humans would continue to become ghouls, their food supply would drop. Sure, they can cannibalize but from what is seen in the manga, ghouls do not taste as good as humans or half-ghouls.

During the last arc all investigators, as well as ghouls society, were joined together to defeat the main villain. During that time everyone were convinced by Kaneki that ghouls and humans should leave in the same place happily without harming each other.
So from the above explanation, you may have noticed that the Goat organization created by kaneki has one and only single policy to protect others as well as humans.
It's fairly straightforward that goat does not want more ghouls to be hunted by CCG and so to happen that, they were afraid of all humans becoming ghouls and more severe hunting would be there and CCG will not cooperate with them for sure.


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Does the Goblin slayer anime series cover the whole manga/novels story?
I've just watched the Goblin Slayer anime series and it was pretty fun, I wonder, does it end there? Does the Goblin slayer anime series cover the whole manga/novels story or the story continues?

From the wiki:

Episodes 1 to 4: Manga Chapters 1-9 and Light Novel Volume 1
Episode 5: Manga Chapters 10 and 17, Light Novel Volumes 1, 2 and 4; and Goblin Slayer Brand New Day Chapter 1
Episodes 6 to 9: Manga Chapters 17 to 29 and Light Novel Volume 2
Episodes 10 to 12: Manga Chapters 10 to 15 and Light Novel Volume 1

The Goblin Slayer novel currently has 9 volumes, with 5 translated by Yen Press. The manga has 6 volumes with 4 translated by Yen Press. In addition, Goblin Slayer: Side Story Year One and Goblin Slayer: Brand New Day are not yet completely covered by the anime. With this, I think it's safe to say that it does not end with the anime and that the story is still ongoing.
Additional Sources:

Goblin Slayer (Novel, Manga, Brand New Day, Year One)


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Why Dabura is stronger and looks different in Dragon Ball Heroes?
In the Dragon Ball Heroes manga, Dabura says he got stronger, and aside of that, he looks different than the Dragon Ball Z Dabura. Why Dabura is stronger and looks different in Dragon Ball Heroes?

In the Dark Demon Real Saga, the Dabura you know off is revived as Dabura: Xeno, which is the character you see here. While in the anime his power has been comparable to that of Cell's, in  DBH, this version of Dabura appears to be significantly much stronger(He appeared to be significantly stronger the second he was revived). Possibly because he is, after all, the king of the Demon Realm, and Dragon Ball Heroes characters are generally significantly stronger in comparison to the main series.Even in Xenoverse 2, in Fu's quest, Dabura appears to be significantly more powerful as he is capable to hold his own against the might of Vegito and with the Old Kai commenting that his strength might be stronger than Buuhan. He managed to achieve this level of strength by absorbing large amounts of damage energy from the changes in time.


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Kancolle. Song played at the night talk before reassignment to other fleets
I am very interested what is the name of the song played, when Fubuki and Mutsuki decided to talk to each other during a night walk. Yuudachi with Sendai sisters join them later and all of them make 'Torpedo Soul' pledge. It was just before all of them are going to be reassigned to new fleets.
It was in episode 5. Starts at about 3:20 and ends at 5:11.
I already figured out that composer is most likely to be Natsumi Kameoka (亀岡夏海).

Yes, the composer is Natsumi Kameoka. You can find the song in this official OST, TV Animation "Kantai Collection -Kan Colle-" Original Soundtrack "Kankyo" Vol.1.
The song is on Disc 2, track #25 titled CHINJU FU (鎮守府) you can hear the sample here.