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Do Naruto and Sasuke lose their powers after the final battle?
In chapter 698, Naruto and Sasuke have lost their hands which had the symbols given by the sage of six paths.
Does it mean that they lost the six paths power?
Does Sasuke lose his rinnegan?

In Naruto and the Sage of Six Paths volume 70 chapter 670: He of the Beginning, Naruto and Sasuke meet Ōtsutsuki Hagoromo, aka Sage of Six Paths, in that chapter Hagoromo tells Naruto and Sasuke about his sons Indra and Ashura, his mother Kaguya, Ten Tails, the ninja creed, the chakra fruit, and a couple of other stuff. Then in chapter 671: Naruto and the Sage of Six Paths, Hagoromo talks more about his mother, the tailed beast, the Uchiha Stone Table, the reincarnates, and then after he finishes talking he tells them both to raise their dominant arm. Once they did, he shared his powers with them.
In chapter 690: Ninja History page 194, after Naruto and Sasuke sealed Kaguya away, it shows Naruto and Sasuke's hands without the sun and the moon. Then on the other page, 195, it shows Hagoromo looking at his hands and it shows that he got the sun and the moon back (on his hands). Then he said "They've done it. All that's left is to bring you back!!" (depends on the translation version you got) then he clapped his hands.
So that means Naruto and Sasuke lost Six Paths power before they lost their arms.
To answer the other question. No, Sasuke does not lose his Rinnegan. In Naruto The Seventh Hokage and the Scarlet Spring: Uchiha Sarada in chapter 700+6: Without Evolution page 113, it shows Sasuke using Rinnegan. He uses the Rinnegan in other occasions in the same book.
Side note: I think in Naruto The Last Movie Sasuke has the Rinnegan, but I'm not sure if he uses it. And also if you awaken Rinnegan it is yours permanently, so there way no way Sasuke could have lost his Rinnegan. I mean it's like if you awaken the Sharingan.... it won't go away.
Sources:

Naruto volume 70: Naruto and the Sage of Six Paths
Naruto The Seventh Hokage and the Scarlet Spring: Uchiha Sarada

Sasuke has rinnegan with tomoe , and naruto still have sealed hatred mode.

Naruto does have his Six Path powers, it shows it in The Last: Naruto The Movie when he was fighting Toneri on the moon. Naruto unleashes Kurama and uses the Sage of the Six Path mode with him.
It also shows it in Boruto: Naruto the Movie when Naruto and Sasuke fight Momoshiki. Again, Naruto unleashes Kurama, but this time, Sasuke gives Kurama armor and a katana. Therefore Naruto at least has his Sixth Path powers, not as sure about Sasuke though.


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What is the point of Jason asking Kaneki to count backwards by 1000-7?
What is the point of asking Kaneki the question 1000-7 at several points during his torture?
Is there some character development behind the reason hid did that? Or is it a known method of torture?

2 reasons:

First one being so that Kaneki doesn't go insane
To keep him mentally aware so that he constantly feels pain instead of trying to ignore it. By keeping him mentally engaged it prevents Kaneki from ignoring the constant pain cycle (although he later goes on to say that it helped him keep his mind on something else besides the pain - linking back to bullet 1, keeping him sane)

Source: Chapter 61 page 9 :)

This is a method of real life torture said to be used in combination with strong drugs.
Note, some of these things might be considered brutal, graphic to some viewers. So discretion is advised
See for example the Edgewood arsenal human experimentations
or this podcast
They go quite in-depth on how this is useful in torture, and what the side effects are.

Also to add in to that it is a very common torture tactic to keep the victim's mind focused on something specific that in quantifiable. This way they don't lose their mind, they can't relax, and they stay concious because they believe they will be hurt less if they comply. This is why whenever he walked into the room he asked what's the count at now?

I haven't been able to locate the source, but Kaneki said it was to make sure he didn't go insane, and Jason developed that from his torturer.

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Who is the wife of trunks?
I have a question about when future Trunks goes to the past along with future Mai but what about current Trunks I know that current Mai is his girlfriend but when he becomes young the Mai is so old in dragon Ball GT so he cannot marry her so who is his wife?

Woah woah woah. Who says you can't marry an old lady? Love is love baby <3! :D

Dragonball Gt was not written by Akira Toriyama and as such is not considered to be a canon story.
As far as Current Trunks is concerned he has no wife, since he is only 8 and we still have to see what will happen with him in the future.

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Are Wendy Marvell and Sherria Blendy a couple?
We know they've been living together for 2 years (time skip).
Are they a couple?
I mean, 2 girls living together means they like being with each other. They must also like each other as individuals. Liking leads to feeling love. Feeling love leads to making love.

It has come to my attention that you may have mistaken Sherry with Sherria. can you confirm who you were referring too?

@Memor-X I actually feel bad for the guy, Kaz Rodriguez changed his question so much it has turned into a completely diffferent one. In his mind Sherry and Wendy  happened to spend 2 years (the time skip lasts 1 year in Fairy Tail) of Yuri sex in the magi anime (your first edit). The only thing these 2 questions have in common is that Wendy happen to appear in both, everything else is different :D

They're not a couple. They are friends. I live with another dude. We pay 400 dollars each to rent an apartment close to our university. And I assure you we're not a couple.
Wendy and Chelia have always been stated to be friends. Also, one of the last chapters has disclosed and confirmed that Wendy has never done anything sexual with another human being (chapter 508). It's a confirmation, Wendy and Chelia are just friends and did nothing sexual (not even a kiss) during that year.
There are just 2 hints that may lead into thinking they're a couple:

That they lived together for 1 year. As I said before they didn't do anything.
The famous quote: "Don't cry, Wendy... Even if I don't have my magic, at least I'm still alive... And love is way stronger than anything magic could offer."

It is exactly how it sounds. Wendy was going to die and Sherry saves her, but she loses her magic. The "love is way stronger" can be interpreted many ways, and most aren't yuri related. Since the beginning of the series everyone says love is the strongest force and it's usually not related to love affairs. Ultear sacrifives herself, Lucy almost dies a few times trying to protect Wendy...
protecting each other is something Fairy Tail does with everyone of their members regardless of gender. Wendy joined Lamia Scale because Fairy Tail was disbanded and has been part of that Guild for a whole year, more time that what she has spent beeing a fairy tail member.
In the future the author may change that if he wants but so far they are good friends.

There isn't one single romantic moment between Wendy and Sherria in Fairy Tail. The most you'll find is them being good friends or protecting each other, something done by everyone between members of the same guild (Wendy joined Lamia scale for at least 1 year).
What is romance? Romance is for example Erza and Jellal. Erza was worried her body wasn't good enough for Jellal when she got shrunk. At another time they almost kissed while looking at each other lovestruck. Another less clear example is Lucy. She blushes because of Natsu, when she thought he liked her and she imagined themselves dating and was disappointed when she found out the truth. Juvia and Gray is another example. That is romance. Simply protecting each other is not romance, giving your life for your friends is the standard everyone follows in Fairy Tail, although they almost never die.
Some people say they're more than friends because there's a tweet where they are playing with water and there are other people that have been portrayed by Mashima to like each other.
The tweet is not canon.
As I see it, a good reason for her to be included there is that she's one of the main characters just like most of the others. It's not like they're doing anything romantic anyways. Erza and Juvia attack their men in a romantic way. Lucy and Gajeel attack their "potential" partner physically, something like teasing. Wendy and Sherria just play like normal friends.

Actually, I think I am overthinking it. Mashima's tweets/drawings outside the canon world usually lack common sense or are fanservice. He's drawn Natsu and Gray saying I love you, boys' love between Gray and Lyon, Lucy and Aquarious...
If you're looking at his tweets expecting everything to be a good representation of Fairy Tail you're up for big disappointments in the future. He likes mixing reality with illusion.

Wow, just wow... Some corrections: 1 I am a big fan of Fairy Tail and happen to be up to date with the manga. I also love Mashima's artwork. Of course I follow his Twitter and have even bought a few Fairy Tail artbooks drawn by him. You can ask me anything, I might actually be more knowledgeable than you. 2 I didn't cite your answer, believe it or not it is one of the first things that appear on Google. I was referencing TV Tropes, not your answer.

3 There are not many examples, there are two. The one I mentioned and another one where Sherria swings Wendy and Zeref swings Mavis. Anything beyond that doesn't fall under the "couple" twitters you mention in your post. 4. It is your answer that just adds non-canon reasons to defend they're a couple. At least I mention the actual story in the manga. My answer does add new information and tries to avoid people believing certain misconceptions. 5 In the original material they always say stuff like "we're friends" and even "we'll ALWAYS be friends".

6 The reason I decided to use that exact image (which by the way can be found in Google images) is to make you  realise your mistake as your answer from just four hours before said it was hinted they're actually a couple because of that. I cannot comment on your answer like you because I need  50 reputation and I won't be here long enough to reach that point. Choosing that particular image instead of another one is the only way I had to give a subtle reference to your answer, pointing out it's not correct to assume they're a couple because of that, while at the same time giving my own answer.

7 THIS ONE IS EXTRA RELEVANT. What you did bears out you know your own mistake and corrected it. 10 hours ago three things have happened at the same time. You gave me a downvote, you wrote that nasty comment and you admitted you were wrong by modifying your answer and adding: "Short answer: No. However..." You want to know why I deliberately used that image? It was so that you knew they're clearly not a couple because of that. Thankfully you got the message as your edit says. The downvote (and I'm unable to downvote anyone as I need 125 reputation) and the nasty comment are not welcome.

Yikes, struck a nerve did I? I added the no mainly given that the last sentence of my post says they're not and wanted to clarify for those who didn't read my whole post that it's only Mashima joking around.

Ok WMios. "The last sentence of my post says they're not and wanted to clarify for those who didn't read my post that it's only Mashima joking around" (I quote you in case the comment disappears like the other one).

Now I'm confused. Did you not want me to delete my "nasty comment"? And I said "So while it is not canonical (just like all of the other 'couples') Mashima does hint that it's more than just a friendship." - which just means that no they're not a couple but that he's toying with the people who follow his twitter. It's just fan-fiction from the author.

Yes, I completely agree with this statement. And I didn't know people can delete comments as the option does not appear. Must be a fame priviledge.    I figured it could be a glitch so I quoted a sentence I considered relevant just in case. Don't delete comments. Let's leave it here, I might get more comments from other people.

Sounds good to me

Short answer: No.
However, it's been hinted by Hiro Mashima on his twitter. He does this thing where he'll post pictures of all of the "couples" ex.

 Natsu and Lucy, Gray and Juvia, Gajeel and Levy, Erza and Jellal, etc.

In one of his more recent ones he included this picture:

This is also not the only example, if you scroll through his twitter. So while it is not canonical (just like all of the other "couples") Mashima does hint that it's more than just a friendship.


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What kind of Super Saiyan transformation did Trunks use when fighting Zamasu?
According to Dragon Ball Super's manga, Trunks is able to transform to SSJ2 which was used to defeat Dabura and Babidi. When he traveled to the past, he didn't know about Goku's SSJ3.
In the fight against Zamasu and Black, he transformed into a powerful Super Saiyan form, for a moment and could handle a battle with Zamasu, apparently this is not a stronger transformation like SSJGSSJ (Super Saiyan Blue).
Also this transformation has a similar Ki aura of a Super Saiyan Blue, but he keeps hair of a SSJ2. So, what transformation is this?

The Transformation is Super Trunks and is only done by Trunks right now. In short it looks like a half super saiyan god transformation where his body is clad with god ki but only halfway which is why in this transformation he has the "two-tone" aura similar to a kaioken ssb. As shown below

It is very similar to pseudo-super saiyan as described in wiki here wiki link
Here is the link to read about Super Trunks Super Trunks.
Right now there isn't any real evidence of it being a god-level transformation. But it appears to be powered by the hope of humanity.
As quoted by the wiki:

After gathering the power of light and hope from mankind, Trunks gained a new type of power up in this form, turning his aura completely blue, his body producing blue energy around him.


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In what episode of Naruto did the chief turn out to be evil?
I watched an episode where Naruto met a girl who could see the Kyubi inside of him but I can't find the episode.
Who knows the episode where that happened?

Are you talking about Karin who sensed Kyubi's chakra inside Naruto while being carried to Konoha by Kakashi?

I think it's this movie

In episode 216, Sakura tries to assassinate Sasuke. Naruto and Kakashi stop her, and Sasuke flees, leaving the red-haired Karin behind. She becomes a captive, and, while being carried back to the Hidden Leaf Villages, senses Kurama (9-tailed beast) inside Naruto.
Is this what you are referring to?

I think you're talking about the interrupt episodes, where Kabuto creates the clone of Naruto with some worm jutsu, there is a girl who can sense the 9-tails. The chief turns out to be evil.
The village is famous for its healing/potent/energetic water. I think the episode is 289 to ~296 or it may be the 389 to +a few episodes.
The drawing style is notably different, more movie like.

OP claims that it's on episode 290. Perhaps you want to update your answer.


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What is the Triskelion supposed to do?
In Little Witch Academia series, Ursula is attempting to make Akko say all the Seven Words of Arcturus that supposedly would reawaken the Triskelion.
What is the Triskelion, and what does it do?

In Episode 15, it's explained that the Triskelion contains the "last vestiges" of Yggdrasil, the Great Tree, whose roots once covered the world and allowed magic to flourish. These vestiges contain "world-altering magic", allowing whoever wields them to change the world around them as they see fit, so long as they have the Shiny Rod and have awakened all seven Words.
Ursula's plan is to use this world-altering magic to reverse the worldwide magical decline and usher in a new Golden Age of Magic. In the final episode,

 Akko succeeds in doing so with help from Diana and her friends, reviving Yggdrasil in the process.

My theory on what might the Triskellion be starts with the opening. The opening starts off with Akko, Lotte and Sucy holding hands leading to spiral formation to the Seven Words of Arcturus till finally a tree which I call Yggdrasil, the world tree.  In mythology, Yggdrasil was this very powerful and ancient tree that held the nine realms of the Norse Mythology. As you probably read, think about this, nine worlds and the Nine Olde Witches. Probably the Nine Olde Witches and Little Witch Academia as a world has influence of the Norse.
The ‘ready for battle’ sequence. All of Akko’s friends, her teammates, Amanda and her team, Diana and Akko herself but before I talked about Akko, I want to talk about the ley lines. If you look closer, the ley lines had what looked to be branches or roots which connects to Yggdrasil. Why is that? Well, the answer is that what we are looking at are the roots of the world tree itself. The Ley lines are the Roots of the World Tree, Yggdrasil. So, all that meant is that all the Witches and the Faeries are taking in this magical energy from one of the most ancient forces in the universe. Also, could this mean the world where Akko is having her adventures is located at one of the nine realms. However, this presents a case on what’s happening to Yggdrasil.
We understand that magic came from somewhere, probably Yggdrasil but at some point, the magic is getting less which foretells a frightening conclusion, the world tree is dying. If that happens, all the worlds including Earth would be destroyed without Yggdrasil holding them together. That might be the purpose of Chariot. By reviving the Seven Words of Arcturus, they can revive Yggdrasil who will in turn support the worlds once more.
Therefore, the Grand Triskellion might be a new seed to give birth to a new Yggdrasil.


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Why didn't Itachi kill Sasuke?
Why did Itachi not kill Sasuke but instead poked his head during their last battle that led to Itachi's death?
Was it because of the clan symbol behind him? Or because he loved him?

I don't know how far you are in the story therefore I don't want to spoil it for you, but Itachi did not plan to kill Sasuke.
He poked his forehead because when he was young he would show his affection towards his younger brother this way.
Since Sasuke was finally able to keep up with Itachi in their fight at the very end Itachi poked his forehead to let Sasuke know that he is still this Itachi, and he still loves him more than anything.


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Would a Death note still work, if a heart attack could lead to someone else's death?
L has just thought of a cunning plan to prevent himself being killed by a Death note:

He straps a device to his heart that directly links to an equivalent device strapped to Watari's (his butler) heart. If either heart stops beating (or the device is removed), then the other self-detonates and kills the other person. Which thus renders the Death note essentially useless against either of them, given the following rule:

Even though only one name is written in the Death Note, if it influences and causes other humans that are not written in it to die, the victim’s cause of death will be a heart attack ~ Rule XXVI - II linked death note rules wiki
Is this possible, or would L just die from a heart attack anyway?

This is not a duplicate because this question aims towards a death that indirectly causes another one. The linked "original" question asks for people who only can lieve or die together. BTW the anser is in rule 1. When a person's name is written in the death note, (s)he will die. This death will influence other people's lifes and deaths and killing someone with the DN lenghtens the lives of some and shortens the lives of others. The only gain would be to make sure that L dies on a heart attack to indentify Kira as the murderer.


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How could Naruto use rasengan in tailed best chakra mode?
In EP 296 titled:
Naruto enters the battle!!
Naruto used rasengan in tailed beast chakra mode to take down the enemy white Zetsu.
But I thought whenever he tried using rasengan in tailed beast chakra mode, the rasengan got converted into the tailed beast bomb...am I missing something?

The "Rasengan" was created by the Fourth Hokage, Minato Namikaze, who took three years to develop it. The Rasengan is based on the Beast Ball with Tail, which is the definitive attack of the Beasts with Tail.
So that it isn't difficult to confuse one technique with the other, but answering the question what in fact uses naruto in that chapter is a "partial" rasengan with chakra of the 9 tails beast.
During the manga different versions of this combination are seen, but in any case is the tail beast bomb. It is a fusion between the two techniques or simply the utilisation of Kurama's chakra.

It's true that whenever he used Rasengan in Tailed Beast mode it converted into Tailed Beast bomb. That's because the Nine Tail was not allowing the chakra flow properly and was using Naruto's technique for its own benefit (i.e. hatred, his own nature).
But since he mastered Tailed Beast, i.e. he befriended Kurama, he no longer interfered with Naurto's motives of techniques. He just provide his own chakra to enhance Naruto's technique.

but...he could use rasengan in tailed beast chakra mode even before he and nine tails were friends..

then what is your question,please clearify it
you asked "But I thought whenever he tried using rasengan in tailed beast chakra mode, the rasengan got converted into the tailed beast bomb...am I missing something?"
i have answered it @MartianCactus


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Did Rock Lee learn the Leaf Dragon God?
It seemed that Master Chen refused to teach Lee the Leaf Dragon God.
Later on in the series, it appears that Lee was able to use the move anyway. How is this possible? Did he learn it from somewhere else? And is this move part of Lee's cannon? Or is just me getting filler mixed up with cannon?

please describe more

What do you mean? it means that has Lee learned the Leaf Dragon God technique?

More often than not, we need to know some background/the motivation why a question is asked, i.e. is there something that conflicts with another fact? So, could you at least expand the question regarding that?

I believe anything with Master Chen in it is all filler anyway.  So ... make up a head-cannon answer?

But a technique could be used in the later series, so filler or not, did he learn it?

I editted the question based on the context of the comments. Please review it and let's discuss it further. I think this question can be fixed and possibly answered.

I think he could learn it just by observing it.

Its a filler episode.
From here you can see that it is present in the anime only, with no reference in the manga. Also can you specify in which episode of naruto/boruto Lee used that move. Apart from the filler there is no mention of that move in any other episodes.
Also check here to see which episodes are filler and which are not.


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Music when Luffy first used haki against Fujitora?
In the Dressrosa arc there is a scene where Luffy is carrying Law and Fujitora steps in front of him.
Luffy then drops him, coats his right arm and takes a stance. During this scene there is a track that plays but I can't seem to find it anywhere.
I'll be back later to add the following information:

Episode name and number
Youtube clip of the scene I am referring to

But if anyone knows off hand, please let me know? I'd like to find an OST version of it but I can't seem to locate the track name.
It's episode 683
With a Rumbling of the Ground - The God of Destruction, Giant Pica Descends
Here is the youtube clip
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rorWM9d5F9g
Music plays from 0:55-1:21

The track is called Preemptive Strike you can find it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gpt9sSs4qOA
I have pasted the website that allowed me to find this OST below, it could be useful to use in the future:
http://onepiecetracklist.com/

Thanks for the link and the source. I'll use that in the future for other one piece related themes


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Where is Tsunade now?
Tsunade is the granddaughter of the first Hokage, Hashirama Senju. She served as the fifth Hokage of the Hidden Leaf but where is she now in Boruto? Is she dead?

Fairly certain that she retired...

She's not dead, she just retired.

As far as we know, Tsunade is still alive. After the Fourth Shinobi World War, Tsunade retires as the 5th Hokage, and she may have continued her tradition with leaving Konoha after the Second Shinobi World War when she retired as a Shinobi.
While details to Tsunade's whereabouts in the Boruto series have not been fully released, we do know she is still alive during the 5 Kage Summit in Naruto Chapter 700. This 5 Kage Summit occurred 15 years after the Fourth Shinobi World War, which was called by the 7th Hokage

Fifteen years after the Fourth Shinobi World War, another Kage Summit is convened in Konohagakure by the Seventh Hokage.

During this summit, Tsunade reunited with the other retired Kages

Tsunade attends Naruto's marriage to Hinata Hyūga. Yamato runs around prior to the ceremony making final preparations, which Tsunade occasionally offers advice on.
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New Era
Twelve years later, while a Five Kage Summit was being held in Konoha, Tsunade and the other retired Kage visit the Third Tsuchikage to, as Tsunade puts it, get drunk and complain about things.

Right now it's too soon to definitively say; she was still alive at the end of Naruto Shippuden so we can assume that she will become a more significant character later in the series.
Not all characters from Shippuden have been brought into Boruto yet in the anime or manga. Give it time and we will see.

This is an old question with old answers but now it looks incomplete. Tsunade appears in episode 72 of Boruto. You can see her here:
Boruto preview episode 72
She says she returns from a long trip in the same episode.


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Why was Grandpa Gohan never revived with the Dragon Balls?
I was recently re-watching DBZ dub episode 171 about how Gohan got his name, tree he crashed through as a kid etc. And a thought came to mind.
Why didn't we ever see Grandpa Gohan in DBZ? I mean there were plenty of scenarios where goku could have found him in other world or the Z-fighters could have revived him with the Dragon Balls.
And in addition to that IIRC, They wished for all the humans killed by the saiyan invasion to be revived, wouldn't that also account Grandpa Gohan since he was accidentally killed by Goku in his oozaru form?

As for your last question, there's a time limit on such things.  They encountered this later on when they wished back everyone killed by Frieza and his goons, too.  There's also precedent at least suggesting that the unwilling cannot be brought back, though that's a bit more tenuous: Goku refuses to be wished back to Earth after the Namek saga, but he was alive.  Going by the current and accepted answer, gramps would be unwilling.

He expressed that he does not want to return to the world of the living ones. Goku fought against his grandfather (masked fighter) at a tournament hosted  by Fortuneteller Baba. After revealing his identity to Goku, Upa (the boy whose father was killed by mercenary Tao and Goku went on a quest to gather the Dragon Balls and revive his father) asked him if he want to be revived instead of his father, but Gohan replied that there are a lot of "babes" in the after world and that he would like to stay there.

The chapter in question is 108 from the original Dragon Ball.

The original Earth Dragon, created by Kami, could not resurrect anyone who had been dead more than one year.  This was specifically brought up in the Namek Saga as a difference between Shenron and Porunga.   When Dende made the second set of Earth Dragonballs, he specifically removed this limit.  So until that point in DBZ, it would not have been possible to bring back Grandpa Gohan, since it had been more than a year since he died.
Beyond that, as Proxy said, Grandpa Gohan didn't want to be revived, and a wish cannot bring back someone against their will.


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How did Reiner Braun capture Eren?
In the end of Episode 7 Season 2 of Attack on Titan, Eren was about to break Reiner Braun's neck.
Then following that event, the Colossus Titan starts to fall, we see a shot that seems to show that Reiner is above Eren and has grabbed him, and later we hear that Reiner captured Eren.
What happened in the middle and how did Reiner Braun capture Eren?

spoiler title, you really should change it.

After the Colossus Titan (Bertholdt) fell on both of them, the Armored Titan (Reiner) bit Eren's Titan form in the neck. That was how he got Eren out from his Titan form.

Nice answer, but try to add a bit more context, links, or a few more lines. Anything less that 3 or 4 sentences from new users tend to get downvoted here. So please keep that in mind.

Also, the armored titan has armor (duh!), so he took less damage from the falling colossal titan than eren did.

Is it really necessary to capitalize every single word?

To elaborate on the answer: This is proven by the beginning of the next episode, where Reiner apologizes to Eren about losing his arms. Reiner says that he forgot to account for Eren's arms (amidst the fighting) when biting him out of Eren's Titan, thus biting them off.

Spoilers here on episodes 7 and 8 of Attack on Titan (anime), and the 45th chapter of Attack on Titan (manga).

Towards the end of the battle between Eren and Reiner (Armored Titan) that occurred in episode 7 of Season 2 of Attack on Titan, we see Eren place Reiner in a special hold wherein Reiner's head is trapped within Eren's arms. Unable to break this hold, Reiner calls out to Bertolt (Colossal Titan) three separate times. At that point, Bertolt falls over and we later see that Eren is captured. Episode 8 of Season 2 provides some information as to why Eren lost his arms after this fight, but doesn't shed light on the actual events that led to Eren being captured.

If you reference back to the same place in the manga,

 We find out that when Reiner called for Bertolt, the Colossal Titan's "plan" so-to-speak was to literally fall on top of both Eren and Reiner because only Reiner as the Armored Titan would be able to withstand the force of impact. The force of impact was so strong that the body of the Colossal Titan evaporated once he landed on the other two titans, and it blew a large gust of heat and wind pressure straight up the wall which prevented anyone from going down to help Eren. Since Reiner was the only titan capable of withstanding that impact, he was then able to pull Eren from from the nape of Eren's neck because the force of impact left Eren incapacitated.


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How come meat doesn't turn into spirit particles?
In Log Horizon, Meow's burger meat come from a real animal, but when the animal is killed, why doesn't its body turn into particles and disappear like other monsters?

Perhaps meat is taken from creatures that are not considered combat material, and so "defeating" them is not the same as killing monsters.

I have watched something to do with HP and MP and spirit particle.. and if the meat is not rebirthed than it will be limited (much like on earth where we need farm)

It's true that the meat or other ingredients used in food are obtained by killing monsters. I must clear the assumption that the monsters don't turn into spirit energy and disappear.
They do disappear.
The meat that is used for cooking is actually an item drop from those monsters. Which means that only the monsters that drop such items can be used for cooking.
In the first season of Log Horizon for instance, they started hunting Imperial Forest Boars for food. The meat obtained from that is actually an item drop. However, the wiki also says that a chef class player can also harvest the monster for more meat but how exactly is it done is not explained.
It might be possible that the monster just drops more meat when a chef class player kills it.

But how come that boy who try to impress marie bring large boar into the clan hall but meow said large boat taste too strong.. remember that?

Yeah I remember now and I am not sure about that one. The wiki does say that a chef can harvest more from a monster than what a normal drop offers. But I can't say for sure why it didn't disappear. The only thing that I can think of is that he might not have brought the monster full dead. I am just saying this because I have not so far seen any real phenomena which suggests that some monster won't disappear after dying. That's just how Log Horizon works. It might be that they just didn't think about it when they created that scene.

Ok. maybe chef can harvest more by doing it manually hehe.. i think i also saw giant crab boiled inside huge pan in beach scene.. but never had i seen an item drop like in Minecraft lol.. :3

I will accept this for now until further investigation xD

I understand what you are saying but to be really honest and I really appreciate your sense of question and curiosity. But it is the truth that sometimes, things are much more simpler than they seem. There's not always a well thought explanation behind everything. But this is all we know for now. There might be a better explanation.

if there is only a new season that could explain this xD

The wiki says chef can use the whole animal while combat player should not kill the boars as it might only drop two kg. So, they just capture it and then give it to chef in which the chef can use the whole thing. So probably when the boar is half dead, chef can use a skill to cut the boar into pieces and then register the pieces of meat as ingredient item with spirit bubbles flying away xD

Sounds like a possibility but still not a confirmed fact. We might be able to see more interesting theories on this.


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How could Madara absorb the Divine tree?
In the anime Madara absorbs the Divine Tree with his rinnegan. How did he do that? Does Madara's rinnegan have the same powers of absorbing as Obito's Mangekyo Sharingan or is it just a plot-hole?

I dont think there is a real answer for that, but i would guess it was because its part of the body of the 10 tails, and he had the 10 tails chakra inside of himself. Rinnegan can also allow the user to perform almost any jutsu

Think of the tree as a form of energy, chakra, rather than an actual tree. Because, that is the true nature of the God Tree. Therefore, Madara can absorb chakra using his Rinnegan.

There is no exact answer for this question but according to me it must be as similar as absorbing chakra.

@Ryan Yeah, but it seems illogical to me that the tree was absorbed while in the tree state not as 10 tails.

@Ero Sennin I can't imagine it as something else than a tree or part of 10 tails. But chakra no... I don't think so... it was't a jutsu after all.

The Tailed Beasts aren't a jutsu. But they're just pure chakra. All the beasts are pure chakra and they were created by splitting the Ten Tails. So the Ten Tails is completely an entity composed of pure chakra. The god tree brought forth in the Fourth Shinobi War is the Ten Tails' final form. Therefore, it is a chakra composition and not an actual tree. If you need further clarification, I could make an answer.

@Ero Sennin I understood now. Thanks. I didn't know that the beasts are pure chakra.

First, it's not the Rinnegan that absorbed the divine tree/ten-tails; it's the jutsu Madara weaved that summoned it. Obito did the same thing too to become the ten-tails jinchuriki.
Take a look at these pictures from the anime and manga for yourself:
Episode 414 (On the Brink of Death)

Chatper 663 (Absolutely)

Second, Obito's Mangekyo Sharingan allows him to absorb objects into another dimension. Madara is absorbing the ten-tails into himself. There's a difference. Therefore, it's not a plot hole.

There is no exact answer for your question, but it appears that the God Tree willed itself to be absorbed by Madara as mentioned in the Naruto Wiki.

Just before Madara Uchiha absorbed the Ten-Tails into himself, a voice spoke to him, willing him to "Absorb me. The God Tree… the Ten-Tails. Absorb everything."

and in addition..

In the anime, the God Tree is shown to have a will of its own..

And also, I've read above comments which is agreeable that since Madara became the vessel of the Ten-tails, he could have been able to absorb the Tree.
But no specific jutsu was mentioned.


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What happened at the end of the anime Berserk?
This question and its answers will contain spoilers.
I just finished watching Berserk (the original, not the 2016 continuation), and was able to follow the plot up until the second to last episode.

 At that point, the ground turned into faces and almost all of the main characters got killed. Griffith turned into a weird bat-thing. It seemed like Casca was raped, and Guts lost an eye and an arm.

What is this weird scenario? What happened? How does the plot actually end? Why did Griffith transform? Can someone just explain what happened in the last two episodes of the series (the conclusion)?

The end of the series is very open, a lot more of this is explained in the manga, which goes on far beyond this ending in the anime.

From what i recall the start of the original Berserk Anime (and the manga) is "present day" where every shown after that occurred in the past. the anime stops shorts of showing the final events that link up to present day Gutts where he has his metal arm and the Dragonslayer

For you to understand the ending, you need to understand about the Crimson Behelit that Griffith has.
What is a Behelit?

The purpose of the Behelits is to create an Interstice between the physical realm and the part of the Astral Realm where the God Hand reside. A Behelit belongs to a predestined owner and therefore, no matter the circumtances, will always finds its way to its owner when his desire to escape his current situation is great enough for it to fully activate so the owner can be transformed into an Apostle. From there, the Behelit would gradually come to another to repeat the process. Normally, a Behelit would activate from being exposed to the owner's blood.

The Crimson Behelit

Griffith's Crimson Behelit, which he obtained from a fortune teller as a youth, was a rare and unique item said to grant one's greatest desire in exchange for the owner's flesh and blood.

After Griffith sees Guts and Casca together and realizes he may lose all the members of the Band of the Hawk, he runs away and falls in a stream. There we see he finds his Behelit among the river stone.
The behelit activates and summons the four members of God Hand.

Also known as the Egg of the King by both Nosferatu Zodd and the God Hand, it appears once every 216 years when the time of the Eclipse draws near, its owner destined to discard physical form transcend into one of the God Hand. It is not known whether there were five different Crimson Behelits or whether the same came to each of the God Hand's members in turn.

God Hand then inform Grifith that in order to become one of them, he must sacrifice all the members of the Band present there. Thus, they all are marked with the brand of sacrifice and are killed by demons. Guts and Casca however escape with the help of the Skull Knight.
Source: Behelit

To add in a bit to @Arcane answer the skull knight did not appear in the original. In the remakes, manga and 2016 version he is a very prevalent character. The anime you watched is called the golden arc which covers most of the adventures that occured when Guts was a member of the band of the hawk.The end scene called the festival was described perfectly and it's because Guts and Casca survived this that Guts lost his right eye and left arm and Casca lost her mind. Ricket survives only because he wasn't there.

Griffith is a very ambitious person, he's ready to do anything in order to achieve his dreams. However, he was broken, he couldn't do anything anymore, and his dreams were going to end in front of his eyes.
He had the behelit, the egg of the king, which allows you to achieve something and sacrifice something else in return. He had the choice, and he chose to sacrifice his comrades in exchange for a great power, a power that will bring him closer to his dreams, and give up his humanity, so he ended up transforming. Everyone who uses the behelit becomes some kind of demon as they make contract with creatures from the other world.
Spoiler warning (events of the manga and 2016 anime) :

 After what happened, only Casca and Guts survive, with a cursed brand that causes them to be always haunted. Casca however loses her mind after she was traumatized, while Guts keep on fighting trying to find Griffith and get his revenge.

Griffith desires a kingdom above all. That's what pretty much all of the Golden Age Arc revolved around. During this arc, you could even say that Griffith IS the PROtagonist of the story. It was all about the pursuit of his dream of being the one on top of a castle.
Now there is much more back story & lore behind those final moments of the arc in the berserk universe, but the basic gist of it is... Given Griffith's predicament where he could no longer pursue his dream in his broken state, he ultimately made the choice to sacrifice his former comrades so that he may be reborn and therefore be able to continue that pursuit. But the conflict of reasoning behind that choice and why he ultimately made the one that he did is what encapsulates the best of the Golden Age Arc. Some further insight into that below.
Why did he end up making that choice? Well, beyond the obvious reason of his mutilated, and therefore useless, body... And why did it cause him to turn against, and target Guts in particular, after he became Femto? Would you have made the same choice? These questions make up the best part of berserk in my opinion.
So, would you have made the same choice? It's commendable if you wouldn't, but understandable if you would. The story shows how Griffith ultimately came to his own personal decision, and all I can say is it's got less to do with his body and more so to do with what he's already sacrificed, even before the Band of the Hawks, as well as just being the type of person he is.
Last, but not least, Griffith's actions against Guts as Femto is also a lot deeper than many people realize. As he made his choice, Griffith admits that Guts is the one who, thru comraderie and perhaps even friendship, made him forget about the pursuit of his dream even for but a short time. This, especially for a character like Griffith, is almost like an assault to his very nature. Therefore, it's no wonder that Griffith, reborn as Femto, practically devoid of most, if not all of his humanity, targets Guts for this "transgression". And yes, the biggest part to this was raping Casca in front of him.
If you rewatch the show again, keep this post in mind.

this expands upon @Arcane 's answer.
The reasons behind Griffith's acts inside of the astral realm is a revenge of sorts. To become a member of God Hand he must make a sacrifice,. This does not explain his personal actions against Guts and Casca.
Griffith is destroyed by Gut's desire to leave the Band of the Hawk, that is why they dueled in the snow. Griffith also knows that Casca was losing her devotion to Griffith who strung her along, as this helped prove the idea he is both beautiful and dangerous. After Guts successfully leaves Griffith knows he lost his fighting strength and believes he is not beautiful anymore. That is when he breaks into midland castle to sleep with the princess, both to prove to himself he was making progress to become king and to console his loss of his two closest friends.
This was the greatest mistake of his by far as the king captured Griffith after the act. Losing his army means he lost the three things that brought him to the height of the social ladder and nearly to his goal; His strength, his beauty, and his army/followers. At this point he believes there is nothing left for him in this world and would like to die, his reason for trying to commit suicide multiple times in the final episodes.
Then the God Hand is summoned to him, and offer him everything he lost and more. the only thing he had to do was sell out his old friends and followers. This was an easy choice, they had abandoned him once and he was not willing to let his ambitions die to save people that betrayed his trust. This explains the Astral plain and his choice to become a God Hand, but not his rape of Casca.
Griffith knows that Casca loves Guts, it was evident after years together and her own lust for Griffith faded. Guts commits the greatest betrayal to Griffith by leaving his sworn service and breaking the trust in his own strength. So Griffith decides to break both Casca and Guts like they broke him.

 So Griffith rapes Casca and makes sure Guts watches, to hear her enjoyment and show Guts that Griffith the greater man in this department. It is also a reference to Gut's own rape during childhood, who would never wish the same pain on someone else he loves. The rape was not to show sexual desire for Casca but more of a pissing contest between two dogs after the same mate

Griffith both initiated the competition and ended it in one move...

 as Casca's mind breaks after the betrayal of a man she once loved and admired.


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Did OreGairu anime adapt the Light Novel closely?
I wanted to watch the anime but I was wondering if it adapted the Light novel closely. If not, then I plan to read the Light Novel before watching it.

So, this is a difficult question to answer because for the most part, the anime covered the important points. As far as I know, season 1 of the anime covered it sufficiently and left out trivial things. They did switched out studios for season 2, however. Season 1 was done by Brain Base and season 2 was done by Studio Feel.
With that said, there are a lot of things that the first episodes of S2 did not explain that are highly important. You can see a detail of it in this detailed Reddit post. In summary, it explains to non-LN readers why Yukinon is acting the way she is. LN readers would understand why and they can see the little things like facial expression and other things that might be overt. Non-LN anime watchers would have to be very attentive to capture the information otherwise.
This isn't a simple yes or no answer. If you don't have the time to read the LN then I recommend you watch the anime as it is, as far as I know, comprehensive. If you care about details or were confused by some of things going on, then either read the LN or read the analysis for the episodes.

Yes and no. Some important scenes was modified or even cut, in order to make people interpret diffently, or to make watchers who want to know the full story, decide to buy light novel. I think like this because I noticed that it might be that certain person planned brilliantly in advance to modify scenes in anime to increase influence of watchers to look for original reference.
If you already read light novel, you can try in-depht Oregairu analysis to explore thoughts & feelings of some characters
https://yaharibento.wordpress.com/category/oregairu-analysis/


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Has Kaido eaten a devil fruit? If so, what is its power?
Kaido is called the strongest creature in the One Piece world. Hence, he must be immensely powerful.
My question is: What is his power? Is he a devil fruit user?

If i were to guess i'd say he has a devil fruit. To be honest, its hard to believe that a normal person could survive falling a 1000 feet without dying. But then again, he might just have crazy luck lol.

We still don´t know if Kaidou is a devil fruit user or if he as any kind of power but his Wikia page says the following:

Perhaps the greatest sign of Kaido's strength is his inability to die. He has been caught and tortured 18 times, and people have attempted to execute him 40 times. However, he mysteriously survived every single attempt because every single execution weapon has broken when being used on him. Kaido also managed to singlehandedly sink nine huge prison ships. Most notably, Kaido has jumped from 10,000 meters in the sky onto the ground, creating a massive shockwave strong enough to sink a large ship nearby, and emerged without a single injury. It has even become a hobby for him to attempt suicide only for it to fail.

SPOILERS AHEAD
It has been confirmed in Chapter 921 of One Piece, that Kaido has a Zoan Devil Fruit ability (mostly Mythical). His Devil Fruit lets him change into a huge

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The short answer is that we currently don't know.
However, Kaidou is often referred to as the "strongest creature in the world" (Chapter 697, page 4), insinuating that he might not be human. This might refer to a special devil fruit that he has eaten (devil fruit eaters have previously been referred to as "monsters"), or just to the fact that he has horns.
Another possibility is that he is so strong, so powerful and so impossible to kill (as he's been tortured, captured and even tried to kill himself by jumping from 10,000 meters to the ground) that people just call him a "monster", as they did for Whitebeard.

The Devil Fruit's name is not yet stated, but based on his appearance and power, probably a Dragon Devil Fruit (Ryu-Ryu no mi?). Most likely a mythical Zoan since he has a fiery aura reminiscent of Marco's phoenix form. It also explains how he managed to burn down Owen castle single-handedly and why he has horns, and the dragon scale tattoo.

I just realize something from this statement From One Piece Wikia, here:

Perhaps the greatest sign of Kaido's strength is his apparent inability to die. He has been caught and tortured 18 times, and people as powerful as the Marines and other Yonko have attempted to execute him 40 times. However, he mysteriously survived every single attempt because every single execution weapon broke when being used on him. Most notably, Kaido has jumped from 10,000 meters in the sky onto the ground, creating a massive shockwave strong enough to sink a large ship nearby, and emerged without an injury; it has even become a hobby for him to attempt suicide, only for it to fail.

If he had any Devil Fruit power, then it should be easy to commit suicide, just drown yourself in to the bottom of the ocean.
So the answer is no, he just super strong like Shanks.

+1. I also noticed that another way to kill himself is to eat another devil fruit if he's already a user.


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In what order should I watch Afro Samurai?
Should I watch the movie first or the start with the first season?
And if I start with first season then should I watch the movie and then the resurrection?
Please tell me what should I watch, in what order and why?

Afro Samurai movie is basically the summary of what happens in the first season with a flashback of young Afro, whereas Afro Samurai season 2 is a sequel to both.
Hence, the recommended order of watching is:

Afro Samurai
Afro Samurai: The Movie
Afro Samurai Season 2

By season 2 you mean Resurrection? Right?

@abhishah901 Yeah


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Was it necessary for the Kais to let Gohan's energy be drained for Buu?
I'm confused as to why Supreme Kai paralyzed Gohan for his energy to be drained.
Couldn't they have just eliminated Babidi so that Buu wouldn't be resurrected?

As jphager2's answer points out, they needed to know where Babidi was hiding. The Supreme Kais were willing to let Gohan's energy be drained because they never thought he, and the other Z fighters, were so strong. Maybe if they knew that Gohan's energy would fill half of Buu's energy need they would not have taken the risk.


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Why did Bibidi seal Buu?
Bibidi sealed Buu away after Buu absorbed the Grand Supreme Kai. The Dragonball Wikia page for Majin Buu notes that he becomes easier to control after he absorbs the Grand Supreme Kai:

Of note, absorbing Grand Supreme Kai granted Majin Buu the ability to speak fluently, although he usually refers to himself in the third person. Buu became calmer and easier to control after absorbing the Grand Supreme Kai, and Bibidi then decided to seal him in a Sealed Ball.

Why would Buu need to be sealed up if he had become easier to control?

Bibidi did not seal Buu right away. When Kid Buu absorbed Grand Supreme Kai, Buu's personality and behaviour pattern changes. Along with the ability to speak, he brings out a childish innocence. Bibidi took advantage of this innocence and brought Buu under his control.
From Wikia article on Bibidi:

However, as Buu tends to become disobedient from time to time, Bibidi devises a Sealed Ball that can be used to temporarily trap the monster. Bibidi decides to reward Buu with sweets when he behaves himself and reseal him in the Magic Ball when he becomes disobedient. Bibidi also uses the Ball to control Buu while he is traveling to another world.

Since Grand Supreme Kai didn't completely take over Buu's personality, Buu's original evil side sometimes gets the better of him, combined with his childish nature. When that happens, Bibidi seals Majin Buu inside the Magic Ball.
Therefore, most of the time, Buu is easy to control. But when his dark persona along with his childish behaviour shows, he disobeys. Bibidi seals him away only then, and also while travelling.

The answer is actually pretty straightforward. At first, Buu became seemingly easier to control. However, after some time he started to become more and more disobedient so Bibidi sealed him up. Here is the quote from dragon ball's wikia page:

It is not until Majin Buu absorbs the Grand Supreme Kai, signaling a personality shift to innocence, that Bibidi is able to take advantage of the monster and he is made to be controlled to a certain extent, serving him cake every night for his cooperation in conquering planets.
However, as Buu tends to become disobedient from time to time, Bibidi devises a Sealed Ball that can be used to temporarily trap the monster. Bibidi decides to reward Buu with sweets when he behaves himself and reseal him in the Magic Ball when he becomes disobedient. Bibidi also uses the Ball to control Buu while he is traveling to another world. Bibidi eventually sends Buu inside his Ball to Earth, which is his next target. However, before Bibidi reaches Earth and releases Buu, he is ultimately killed in battle by Eastern Supreme Kai. Though he effectively lives on through his doppelganger Babidi.

The same thing happened with Babidi, at first Buu was doing everything he was asked to. But after some time he realised he did not really like Babidi and therefore decided to kill him.


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What does Kanzaki Nao do?
What's her occupation? It says student on the Liar Game wiki, but I don't think she had any occupation mentioned in the Liar Game drama. What is she studying? How does she have the time to do all this Liar Game stuff while she is studying/working? Sick leave?

I don't know about how she does have time to study, but it's mentioned in the first chapter that she was just admitted to an all-girls college in the past april

To some degree, Nao's ability to keep up with school is handwaved: other than in chapter 139, what we see of her daily life (other than the segment in the ch. 1 excerpted in the other answer) consists of her visits to her father, and we also do not see much of it anyway. However, I think we have reason to believe that Nao has not had to abandon her studies because of the Liar Game:

In chapter 139, we see her in lecture, and her classmate remarks that she's changed lately after Nao comments on a professor's appearance. To me, the classmate's observation that Nao has changed lately, rather than that Nao has suddenly changed after coming to back to lecture after a long absence, best fits in with the scenario where Nao has been regularly attending class.

So far, the Liar Game rounds do not actually appear to take up that much time, and presumably are spaced out somewhat. If so, it would not be inconceivable that Nao would have been able to go to class regularly even while in the Liar Game.

The first round takes place over the span of a month, but unlike with the other rounds, there is no set schedule for when players have to act; players would have more flexibility with the timing of their actions. (For instance, players did not have to show up to a game location at a certain time.) Moreover, although, Nao initially coops herself up at home, she is later able to carry on with her daily life: when she and Akiyama take shifts to watch her teacher (ch. 3), Akiyama takes the day shift.
The second round takes place over three days.
The first revival round is thirteen hours long.
The third round is on a "Saturday the week after next" (per ch. 29) and takes place over a single day.
The second revival round takes place on a single day.
The fourth round takes up two days. (The players go into the mansion at night to rest.)
The third revival round takes place over a single day. (It should only last a few hours.)
The final round takes place over a single day. (There is never any mention of giving the players a break for the night.)

Finish the manga - it's done? Or you mean finished up to last volume so far I.e. not done?

Re rounds: so it's different from the TV series then where it seems like the rounds take days or are even one after the other? Thanks Maroon! ^-^ I don't have any particular sense of time, not sure if TV writers' fault or my own inability for such

@BCLC: the manga finished in 2015; I recently started reading it and I'm about 75% done. Even in the manga, the pacing is such that the rounds are really drawn out, so one feels like they take a long time even though they don't necessarily do so, and since the time between rounds is restricted to some really short segments, one doesn't really get a sense of whatever time there is there.


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Why does a Devil Fruit's power nullify only if the user is knocked unconscious and not when he sleeps?
I have noticed something rather strange: Why do devil fruit users abilities nullify when they are knocked unconscious but not when they fall sleep?
Take Moria for example. Moria had control of all the shadows when Luffy knocked him out, allowing the shadows to escape, so why does sleeping not do the same? Certainly he had to have fallen asleep at some point in time before Luffy had knocked him out.
Same is the case with Sugar. She was scared unconscious by Usopp and all the toys turned back to their human forms. Is there something about being knocked unconscious and falling asleep that is different in the One Piece Universe?

It may be worth noting that "unconscious" and "sleeping" are not the same states in the real world.  Sleep is considered to be a state of consciousness.

Not all Devil Fruit powers stop working when the user is unconscious.
Luffy was knocked unconscious and nearly drowned during the Arlong arc when he was submerged in Arlong's pool.  Despite this his neck was stretched far enough to give him air.  This was also seen when he was on Amazon Lily.  There... parts... of him were stretched by the tribe while he was unconscious and that is all I'll say on that.
It would appear that if conscious or reflexive control is required to operate the user's power (such as Robin or Crocodile), the power will not work if they are unconscious.  If the power causes a permanent change in the physiology of the user, the ability probably still works while they are unconscious.
Sugar is the perfect example of all of this because her fruit also makes her look very young.  This is not reversed when she is knocked unconscious because that is not consciously controlled.
However, if it were that simple, Moria (or others) could never sleep.  We are forced (whether it makes sense or not) to assume that the limited awareness a person has when asleep keeps some activated powers active.  Specifically, ones that generate some conscious minion.  In Perona's and Sugar's cases though, this obviously doesn't work if they are knocked unconscious.  This makes sense as when someone is unconscious by force or alcohol, they do not dream (until they are mostly recovered) and sometimes lose control of subconsciously controlled faculties (such as bowels or, more seriously, breathing).
All of these rules seem to change fruit to fruit so it is impossible to tell if, say, Law's body switches or Van Decker's marks would revert if they were knocked unconscious.
Please note: Moria did not lose control of his zombies because he was unconscious but because he took all of their shadows into himself at the end of the fight.  He did, however, lose control of the shadows when he was knocked unconscious. Most likely though he would have lost control of zombies in this situation anyways. You didn't make this mistake but I did several times while writing this.

In simple terms, Paramecia and Zoan type devil fruit users lose control over their power when they are unconscious. Losing control means powers no longer work while unconscious.
Logia type devil fruit users don't lose control over their powers even when they are unconscious just like Luffy. Logia users don't take much physical damage except for Haki because they have their body's materialistic structure changed like Fire Fist Ace [fire], God Enel [electricity], Luffy [rubber], Smoker [smoke].
But users like Nico Robin, Trafalgar Law, Boa Hancock, Foxy of Foxy Pirates, Brook, Chopper, Rob Lucci of CP9 are Paramecia and Zoan type respectively. Zoan type can only transform but can't change the materialistic structure of the body. Paramecia type can create elements like hands, room, stone, door [door door fruit] but their body structure is the same.

Luffy's devil fruit Gomu Gomu no Mi is a Paramecia type fruit and not Logia type, so you might want to correct that..

An easy way to see that Luffy is not Logia is that he perminently is Rubber.  Logia turn their body into the other elements at will but are not made of their element if they do not want to be.  Also, do you have any examples of Logia type fruits working when the person is unconscious?

Enel, Ace, Smoker, Teach (Blackbeard), Kizaru, Aokiji, Akainu and Caesar are all logia class. Paramecia meaning taking on a superhuman property or using a property to manipulate your body or something around you. Zoan meaning transformation on a physical level and logia is transformation on an elemental level. More can be found here link

Ohh! I thought it was the other way round. I should have referred the wiki before answering :P
Thanks for correcting me.

Should I delete my post or let it be?


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Why doesn't Usopp create great weapons for himself?
Usopp is the sniper of the Straw Hat Pirates and also a craftsman who created weapons like his fake 5 ton hammer. He also created a sort of a "magic" weapon, Clima Tact that he made for Nami.
I wonder why Usopp did not create another "magic" weapon for himself? He can make one for himself, right? I know he has Pop Green which he uses frequently, but it's more of an ammunition for him than a weapon. Why doesn't he create some weapons for himself?

His Kabuto is a super powered slignshot that shoots farther and more acurately than firearms. So he DID make one such weapon for himself.

He does.
Not only does Usopp have hammers (which are quite modest), but he uses a variety of gadgets to help him though most are ineffective and funny. He uses Caltrops, fingernails on chalkboard, grapling hooks, suction cup shoes, and fireworks. He also uses several dials from Skypeia but these are few and far between.
The more impressive weapons are his slingshots.  He has had three.  The first seems to just be a normal slingshot but he made the latter two and they are amazing. Kabuto uses dials to accelerate the shot fast enough to snipe targets a long distance away. Kuro Kabuto is actually a living more dynamic version of Kabuto.
Finally, Usopp's lies are his main weapon but that is not really relevant to this question.
The impressive thing about Nami's Clima Tact is the part Usopp can't replicate. It originally contained a series of gimmicks and tricks that seem to make sense as the kind of silly thing Usopp would make for himself. Nami was able to use that in very unexpected ways with her weather knowledge and amazing intelligence (third highest in the history of the East Blue which is about 1/5th of the entire world).  Later versions of the Clima Tact have more of her input so are less silly.  They depend on her weather and scientific knowledge which Usopp simply doesn't have.

I'm completely forgot about dials xD so, about the Clima Tact, Usopp never expected that the Clima Tact could be so powerful even he also made about cool ball, heat ball, and thunder ball?

hahaha agreed Finally, Ussop's lies are his main weapon LoL


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Why does Law want to kill Kaido?
Law makes an alliance with Mugiwara to kill one of the Yonko, Kaido of the Beasts. But, why does Law want to kill Kaido?
Is it because Law wants to be one of Yonko?

He didn't want to kill Kaido, he wanted Doflamingo taken down because of his past. I don't want to spoil everything but if you have read the manga or watch the anime you will understand what I am saying.

As per One Piece Wiki:

Trafalgar Law sought out an alliance with Monkey D. Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates allegedly in order to dethrone Kaido. Luffy agreed to the alliance and even declared that he will defeat all four Yonko. Even though Law suggested that their chances of success are only 30%, Luffy remained undeterred. However, it is later revealed by Law himself that he only formed an alliance with Luffy because he wanted to use the Straw Hats to destroy the factory producing SMILEs to get Kaido angry at Doflamingo and not as a means to dethrone Kaido.

This was revealed in the last page of chapter 724:

You don't need to spoiler tag, when it has already been aired in the cartoons. They are at the rescue of Mansherry atm.

@Peter Raeves Yeah, I'm on the latest episode myself. I thought that the OP must be in the early 600s because of his question, and hence put the spoiler tag.

Not sure what the site's actual guidelines are, but unless they specifically state otherwise, I always assume they are up to date with the medium they are asking a question about.

And if they are not up to date, they are asing because they don't mind spoilers, right?
Why else would they openly ask about?

Yeah. I won't use spoiler tag for stuff that has already aired then.

It's not true.
Law has a plan to kill(or defeat) Kaido and the reason is the connection between the emeperor and Doflamingo himself(smile's factory).
Sure he wanted to defeat Doflamingo in the process, but the plan against Kaido exist anyways.

as per wiki that @Ashishgup mentioned, However, it is later revealed by Law himself that he only formed an alliance with Luffy because he wanted to use the Straw Hats to destroy the factory producing SMILEs to get Kaido angry at Doflamingo and not as a means to dethrone Kaido. Right now Law on Wano just because to complete the promise that he make an alliance with Luffy to defeated Kaido, not because he's intentionally to kill Kaido.

It's true that Law wanted to take down Doflamingo - but he ALSO want to take down Kaido. Chapter 667:

If you want to survive in the New World, there are only two ways to go about it. Either you swear allegiance to one of the Yonkou... or you do battle with them.

Any explanation why I got a downvote?

I didn't downvote myself, but I suppose it is because your answer is considered incorrect. Law only said that to get Luffy to join him. He only really wanted to kill Doffy to avenge Corazon. He didn't have any interest in Kaidou. As said in the other answer.

I'm not sure if he has "no interest". Is defeating Doflamingo his one and only goal in life? If yes, then he will stop being a pirate now. But if he still will be a pirate, then he has to decide if he should take down one of the Yonkou or to swear allegiance to them - and I beliebe Law would decide to fight against a Yonkou.

Well Law did say 13 years I have lived on, all for the day I would take down Doflamingo in chapter 783. Later in chapter 798 he said I've lived for the day I could take Doflamingo's head, in Corazon's stead. He fulfilled his goal in life, that doesn't mean he should stop living though. He can still be a pirate, he can still go after Kaidou, but his goal for going to Dressrosa was Doflamingo and not Kaidou.

That's all true, but the originally question was NOT: "Why did he go to Dressrosa?" but "What's the reason to go after Kaidou?". As you say by yourself: He can still go after Kaidou, and I gave an answer why he can still go after Kaidou (even if this was not his main goal, there is a reason to go after him). That's how I understand the question: Asking for a reason to go after Kaidou.


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Are there any other Leg Style combatants other than Okamas, Sanji and Zeff?
Sanji's fighting style is using his leg and his epithet is also called Kuroashi no Sanji / Black Leg Sanji.
He learnt this style of fighting from Aka-Ashi no Zeff / Red-Leg Zeff.
As far as I remember, Okamas also use (at least) their legs to fight, like Bentham and Emporio Ivankov.
My questions are :

besides Sanji and Zeff, is it only Okamas that using Leg Style for fighting?
are there any other Leg Style combatants other than Okamas, Sanji and Zeff?

1. The Longleg Tribe uses their legs to fight.

The incredible long legs of the Longleg tribe endows them with not only height but incredible leg strength as well, and those that are hit by the legs of a Longleg fighter consider them to be like metal whips.
As acknowledged by fighters in the Corrida Colosseum, the legs are the most important part of the tribe's fighting form. Therefore, aiming for them seems to be their most vulnerable weakness. However, due to the speed a trained Longleg fighter can move their legs at, landing just a single blow is not always possible to do

This includes:
• Blue Gilly : You can see him use his legs for fighting in this video. He is also a practitioner of Jao Kun Do.

Jao Kun Do is a close range attack-based fighting style which involves leg motions so swift that foes cannot predict where a kick will land.
The only known practitioner of this art, Blue Gilly, has leg movements so rapid that they create afterimages that confuse opponents. He can then attack with force comparable to that of a steel whip.

• Baron Tamago : We haven't yet seen him fight in the anime but it's implied that his key fighting strength lies in his legs. As One Piece Wiki says:

As a member of the Longleg Tribe, his long legs are considered to be the main point of his combat strength

2. Inuppe, the zombie penguin who had Sanji's shadow uses the Black Leg Style fighting techniques as well.

In the Thriller Bark Arc, Inuppe, the zombie who had Sanji's shadow also used the Black Leg fighting style due to the Kage Kage no Mi's powers.

3. Vergo can be considered a strong leg fighter as well, although he does far from only using his legs. You can see his fight here with Sanji where he uses his legs for fighting for most of the part.

In general there are plenty martial artists in One Piece, in particular there are some styles which include also leg techniques.
For example Rokushiki includes the following techniques

The Geppo allows the users to actually jump off the air itself, allowing them to stay in the air for much longer than usual. CP9 members can use this technique to cross great distances without ever touching the ground, or set themselves up for swift, aerial attacks.
The Rankyaku is a powerful projectile technique, in which the users start by kicking at very high speeds and strength, sending out a sharp compressed air blade that can slice objects and greatly damage a human body.2 However, it has been shown that almost any length of appendage (such as a tail or neck) at high velocities are also capable of this move.
The Soru allows the users to move at extremely high speeds in order to avoid attacks, as well as to attack at higher speeds and with greater power. It was revealed that the principle of this move was to kick off the ground at least ten times in the blink of an eye.

Also Hassoken can be adapted to leg-combat, in particular Sai's techniques.
As you mentioned some Okama Kenpo users are specialized in leg combat, e.g. Bentham.
Moreover you have Blue Gilly (style: Jao Kun Do) from Longleg Tribe, who was shown fighting in Dressrosa arena.
Another leg-combatant is Dellinger, from Donquixote family.
If you consider also not-canon character you should take into account also Hotdog (who appeared in the third movie)

Dellinger is one such character that uses kicking as his fighting style. As from one-piece wikia.
Dellinger is a combatant and an officer of the Donquixote Pirates' Diamante Army. He is a hybrid between a Human and a Fighting Fish Fishman.
A human-fishman hybrid, Dellinger was born physically stronger than the average human, going by his ability to lift cannonballs at two years of age without problems and the fact that full-blooded fishmen are supposedly ten times stronger than humans, but it's unknown if he's as strong as an average fishman in relation to a human
Dellinger is extremely proficient in kicking, seen when he easily knocks out Blue Gilly, a powerful martial artist known for his own strong kicking, with a single kick while leaving no time for the latter to react. His kicking strength is further highlighted by the fact he is able to kick and move Machvise, who at the time weighs 10 tons thanks to his Devil Fruit, though Dellinger shouts in pain a result of the kick.
Pistol High Heel (ピストルハイヒール Pisutoru Haihīru?): Dellinger rushes towards to his enemy and kicking him with force while wearing high heeled shoes. It is powerful enough to hurt even super-weighted humans. It's first used accidentally on Machvise.
Danto High Heel (断頭ハイヒール Dantō Hai Hīru?, literally meaning "Decapitation High Heel"):- Dellinger charges at his enemy and unleashes a hard kick to the neck, potentially strong enough to cut an opponent's head off given its name. It's first used against Blue Gilly and is powerful enough to take him out in one blow.


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What's the difference between Sky Walk and Geppo?
Is the technique Sanji learnt during the timeskip different from the one CP9 members and other Rokushiki users performed to stay in the air? If yes, what's the difference? If no, why did it take so much time for someone so talented at fighting with legs to learn it?

Geppo translates to 'moon walk'. There's really no difference between Sky Walk and Moon Walk.
You can check One Piece Wiki which lists Sky Walk as a variation of Moon Walk. The only difference it mentions is

After the timeskip, Sanji demonstrates this ability by kicking the air to jump higher, giving the appearance of flight.

However, when we see Sanji using Sky Walk here, Robin says that it's the moon walk of CP9.
I guess the only difference is in its naming or maybe the ability to jump a bit higher in Sky Walk.
As for it taking Sanji time to learn Sky Walk, I don't think it took him that much time. It's not like Sky Walk was the only thing he learned in the 2 years he was on the Momoiro Island. But it's hard to specify how long it took him to learn the technique because nothing about that has been revealed yet.

Um...He learned the technique by accident.  His training included being chased by the islands inhabitants which terrified him.  He kept running until he had no where left to run...and kept running.  Apparently it was a natural evolution of trying to run fast with super legs.  This was shown in the anime right as it was revealed he knew the technique in air during the climax of the Fishman island arc.  I vaguely remember him using it first underwater though on the way to the island.

Lol yeah, I know. That scene is there in the video I linked in my answer. What I meant is, we don't know how long it was before he was able to use Sky Walk, even as a means of escape. In a way, running constantly around the island in a way did train his legs and helped him achieve the feat.

Ah, sorry.  I read the "nothing about that has been revealed" and took it to be more general that you intended.  Rereading it is clear you meant "that" to be the timing not about his learning it in general.  Again, sorry

Okay, no problem :)

Yes sky walk and moon walk are the same but there is another technique soru(shave) which is shuffling ones feet about 10x per second to do a high speed dash. Luffy has that one. Sky walk and moon walk are the same its just the sanji way opposed to the  tekkai brand

There had been several cases of same techniques but named differently.
Skypea for example already had a form of Haki used, but it was called "Mantra" the ability to read other people and their intuition.
I guess culture and ones origin also has something to do with the name. If the crew learned Haki on Skypea they would probably call it "Mantra" instead because the wouldnt know differently.
Sky Walk must have been the wording on Momoiro Island.
Moon walk may also refer to the dark CP9 appearance, used to emphazise on the shrouded people of CP9 and the Secret highly trained Assassin Organisation. It probably just helps to give the right feeling from viewer towards CP9.

Please provide sources or other evidence for this claim.

Not sure to which claim exactly, but regarding mantra http://onepiece.wikia.com/wiki/Haki/Kenbunshoku_Haki

Regarding the emphasize on the dark and mysterious cp9 that's just my guess based on creative freedom and writing techniques

Actually I think there is a difference if you remember cp9 said the MOONWALK technique causes them to become light as a feather making them capable of bouncing on air but if you notice anyone that uses this Rokushiki tachnique has to continously stay bouncing but, the SKYWALK technique that Sanji uses him seems different he has the ability to stay a float mid-air. And as you can see he uses the diablo foot so not only floating but also spinning, his technique is almost as if he is making the sky solid under his feet while walking because if you recall he needs friction to use the diablo foot and with the moonwalk you dont get friction under your feet but the skywalk does.
Its just my observation


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What kind of flavour do Devil Fruits have?
In the One Piece world, there are so many Devil Fruits having different shapes.
I'm a little bit curious about the flavour of Devil Fruits: Is it different from one to another?
If I'm not mistaken, there's a fruit that resembles Banana or Apple. Do they taste same as their real counterparts?
Is the taste of the Devil Fruits ever mentioned in the Anime or Manga?

Also in Chapter 744: After taking a bite of the Mera Mera no Mi, Sabo comments on how disgusting it tastes. So yeah it is disguisting

Devil fruits taste awful.
This is evidenced by the few occurences we've seen where a fruit has been eaten.
When Law eats his fruit (episode 706):

And when Kaku eats Ushi Ushi no Mi Model: Giraffe and Kalifa eats the Awa Awa no Mi during the Water 7 Arc (Episode 271):

During the same scene Jabra was trying to convince them not to eat it by saying that it tasted like crap:

Based off the several examples of people eating it and saying it taste like crap I can definitely answer your question of how they taste with: Unlike their normal-fruit counterparts, they taste awful.

whoa ha! I don't remember all of this scenes, I guess I'm really need to rewatch the entire arcs. that mention above xD

@JTR Rewatching episode 1 is enough. Even Luffy commented on the horrible taste of the fruit.


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Are all works of Seo Kouji set in the same world but in different timelines?
Are all of Seo Kouji's manga related to one another/set in the same world? For instance, his manga Fuuka is related to Suzuka as Fuuka is Suzuka's daughter. Are the other manga related as well?

Suzuka(涼風), A Town Where You Live(君のいる町) and Fuuka(風夏) are placed same in Itabashi-ku Narimasu, Tokyo.
From Wikipedia:

物語の舞台は『涼風』『君のいる町』の舞台でもあり、作者が以前住んでいた東京都板橋区成増である

However, "A Town Where You Live" exists no direct relationship with others currently.


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What is the one eyed mask in Noragami?

I've noticed this mask being used by almost every major antagonist in the anime. It's mostly used by them as some sort of a gateway to call the Phantoms (Ayakashi) but what exactly is it?

The masks are a medium that utilises the power of Hell to call forth Ayakashi and they basically materialise Izanami's power in our world. The masks are created by Fujisaki Kouto, Yato's father. The are created using the power of the Yomi no Kotonoha (Words of Hell), which are used through paint brushes that utilise the power of Izanami. He currently possesses two brushes, his own and Ebisu's. The ability the brushes provide are of course masks summoning and the control over Ayakashi.

Masks Summoning: An ability she obtains from using the Mandate of Hell (Phantom Brush). She is able to summon phantoms without chanting or affixing a mask, and without sustaining blight in the process, unlike Ebisu.


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Confusing power level multiplier
Power levels are so confusing throughout the DBZ series.
For example:
Kaioken = x2 base
Kaioken x3 = x3 base
Kaioken x4 = x4 base
and so on...
SSJ = x50 base
SSJ Grade 2 = ?
SSJ Grade 3 = ?
SSJ2 = x100 base
SSJ3 = x400 base
SSJ4 = ?
SSJG = ?
SSJGSSJ = ?
LSSJ = ?
Fusion = ?
Fusion Dance = ?
Potara Fusion = ?
Frieza form 1 = 1x base
Frieza form 2 = ?
Frieza form 3 = ?
Frieza form final (full power) = ?
Future Frieza = ? (Same with final form?)
Golden Frieza = ?
Super Buu's Absorption = ? (times the victim's power level)
The unknown factor ("?") makes me confuse about their power levels. Any ideas? Thanks.

This wikia page summarizes the known power levels from the original Dragon Ball series up to Dragon Ball GT. According to the wikia page:

All of the levels on this list are taken from the manga, anime, movies, movie pamphlets, Daizenshuu guides, video games and stated mathematical calculations. After the Frieza Saga, the only power level stated by a scouter in the series is that of Future Trunks. In the 2000s, V-Jump revealed the official power levels of Cooler in his Final Form, Broly in his Legendary Super Saiyan form, and Gogeta in his Super Saiyan form.

Therefore, we only have the power levels up to SSJ1, with the exceptions listed above.
The concept of numbered power levels was introduced in the Saiyan Saga. My theory is that Akira Toriyama quickly realised that this was a dangerous path: it is not easy to keep the same consistency throughout the series, especially when we know how forgetful the author can be. After the Frieza saga, no additional power levels were introduced. I will be very surprised if they make a come back in Dragon Ball Super.

That list is wrong during the Frieza Saga. Toyaiama himself listed SS goku at 18,000,000 and Frieza at 15,000,000....up to that point-it was doing ok....then it turned wrong!

Just to add some new information, Vados mentioned in Dragon Ball Super, the potara fusion turns the fused fighter created "tens of times" stronger than the original fighters. I couldnt find a video to show it to you, but you can see in Google many users in different websites commenting on this
fusion tens of times dragon ball vados
According to the Dragon Ball wikia, in Dragon Ball GT the metamor fusion (the other fusion) also turns the fighter ten of times stronger
Gogeta


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How old were Minato and Kushina when they died in Naruto?
I've been trying to find out their age when they died. I'm not really sure but I think they were in their twenties.

Both Minato and Kushina died at the age of 24.
Minato's birthday is estimated to be around the 1st of January/31st of December. Following this up using the timeline as provided on reddit

Minato enters the academy at the age of 9, Kushina at the age of 8
Minato became a Genin at 10, under Jiraiya's lead
Kushina is abducted at the age of 13-14, and saved by Minato at around the same age
The 3th Shinobi war starts, where Minato is around the age of 20.
The Kannabi Bridge is destroyed by Minato Namikaze at the age of 23, shortly followed by the end of the war, where he also became the Yondaime
Minato defeats Obito, seals Yin Kurama in his body and Yang Kurama in Naruto
Minato dies at roughly at the age of 24, Kushina Uzumaki dies at age 24

These ages are based upon the mentioned dates mentioned through out the series, and the Naruto Wiki timeline.


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Why didn't Kamesenin just chose to destroy the saiyan space ship when Vegeta and Nappa was on their way to earth?
During Vegeta Saga
As I know, Bulma has asked Shenlong to kill the saiyans before they reached Earth. But, Shenlong said that the he couldn't do that because the Saiyans are stronger than him.
I am just wondering.. Since saiyans couldn't live in outer space. Why wouldn't they wish for destroying their space ships instead of resurrecting Goku? What's your opinion about this?

Since Saiyans have quite advanced technology,  we can assume that it has great defenses. Shenlong can not make something that would be impossible to God, so we can guess that it was impossible for them

@Ikaros But but, shenlong can resurrect earth, moreover he can even remove bombs inside android#17..

@choz but weren't those from Dende's dragon rather than Kami/Picccolo's which could only grant 1 wish while Dende's can grant 2. arguably that would make Dende's more powerful and remember a Dragon can't do anything beyond the power of it's creator

We do not know the resistance of those ships so it is only a guess

Fair enough, yeah I forgot that they're Dende's dragon @Memor-X

TL;DR : God is not strong enough to destroy those ships, therefore Shenron isn't either.
For the same reason why Shenlong can not kill the Saiyans, he may not be able to destroy the ships.
On the Dragon Ball Wiki :

Shenron can grant a wish within its powers as long as it does not kill, create love, repeat a wish he previously granted, surpasses its creator's power, and a few more restrictions.

We do not know the resistance of those ships, but we know two things

It was built with really higher technology than the one present on earth
It is strong enough  to resist a fall and crash from space

Considering those, we can assume that God, which is as strong as Piccolo at this moment of the manga, is not strong enough to destroy it

I'd rather believe this. Otherwise, Bulma and Roshi were just an idiot

Though Gohan could shatter it when he powered up as a toddler, which he did right before he attacked radditz

@Ryan At this moment of the manga, Gohan is stronger than Piccolo so it does make sense

@Ikaros while that is true, Only gohan tried to destroy it, and did so with ease, and kept on powering up. Piccolo could charge his Special beam cannon to about the same power level


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What has Montblanc Noland done for the Tontatta Kingdom for him to be called a hero?
Dwarves from Tontatta Kingdom said that Montblanc Noland is like a hero for them, but what has he done for them that makes the dwarves say that he's a hero?
Any explanation from manga or anime?

Montblanc gave pumpkins to the tontatta kingdom - just kidding

@krishna-Itachi'sfan lol, it's not skypiea xD

                         From One Piece Chapter 713 Page 19

From the Wikia article on Montblanc Noland:

Sometime in his journeys, he entered the New World and encountered the island of Green Bit, protecting the Tontatta Kingdom and its people from the humans who were ravaging their homes. However, Noland's tales would forever be labeled lies after one unlucky event around a friend he made.

Unfortunately, this is all we know about Noland's act which earned him the title of a "hero".


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Does Inuyasha stop at episode 183?
I have been searching for a while but I couldn't find any episode lists, so I tried to look up another episode but nothing really came up.

Wikipedia has a detailed episode list of both, Inuyasha and The Final Act. According to it, the series stops at Episode 193.

According to the wiki Inuyasha has a total of 193 episodes. The first series has 167 episodes and the second series called The Final Act has 26 episodes.

It was adapted into two anime television series produced by Sunrise. The first was broadcast for 167 episodes on Yomiuri TV in Japan from October 16, 2000 until September 13, 2004. The second series, called Inuyasha: The Final Act, began airing five years later on October 3, 2009 to cover the rest of the manga series and ended on March 29, 2010 after 26 episodes.

Here is a list of episodes for both series.
Inuyasha
Inuyasha The Final Act


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Please help me identify this show about a time-travel romance similar to The Girl who Leapt Through Time.
The show I am trying to identify shares some characteristics with The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, namely the elements of time travel and romance. The plot of the show that I am trying to identify involved a girl who was in love with a boy in her class. One day, she overheard the boy jokingly say to his friends that he preferred older women. The girl, not realizing this statement was a joke, somehow goes back in time in her current form, and subsequently, the rest of the world's people are a few years younger.
When the girl finds the boy's whereabouts, she realizes that he does not recognize her, in fact, the boy cannot sense her presence at all, if I recall correctly. She realizes that she has become a mere observer of the world of a few years past. Years pass, and it is revealed that the boy is still interested in pursuing a relationship with the girl, but is not aware of her whereabouts. I think, after high school, he goes abroad to study. The girl is unable to communicate to the boy that she is the person he is searching for, for the fear that the rift in space-time caused by her attempting to interact with the past world will destroy her, and thus, becomes heart-broken. She leads a sad, regretful life, never getting the chance to tell the boy her feelings for him.

Can you mention how long ago it was that you saw it, and whether it was a TV-show/movie/special episode? It'll help with identifying the anime sooner :)

This story you are describing reminds me of this music video, maybe you could have mistaken it for an anime.

@Astral Thanks for finding the music video. I don't know how I mistook the music video for the anime :P. Also, feel free to post your comment as an answer so that I can mark it as correct.

The music video you mistook for an anime is called Owari no Sekai Kara, written by Maeda Jun and sung by Yanagi Nagi. Here is a page with the lyrics.


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Why didn't Luffy and Zoro fight back against Bellamy in Mock Town?
We see that towards the end of Episode 146 and in Episode 147, Luffy and Zoro don't fight back against Bellamy although they could have easily beaten him. Why is that?

As a guy on Reddit put it:

It goes back to Shanks when he was in East Blue. The bandits did the same thing to him and he didn't fight back either. Zoro was simply following the command of his captain. Luffy said don't fight back so he didn't fight back. Luffy however wasn't fighting because there was no need to fight them. He later however did "fight" Bellamy when his friends were attacked by Bellamy, similar to how Shanks and crew fought for Luffy when the bandits attacked Luffy.

Hence, Luffy didn't retaliate because:

Luffy was inspired by Shanks' decision to not fight back in the past without a reason

Bellamy wasn't standing in the way of Luffy's goals or had hurt any of his friends (until later in the series). Luffy being the kind of guy he is, only picks fights when his friends are hurt or somebody stands in the way of his goals.

He seemed to lose interest in Bellamy when Bellamy claimed that "The pirates' dream era is over" and started depreciating pirates who believed in the City of Gold, The Emerald City, and the great treasure of One Piece.

As for Zoro, as stated, he was simply following the captain's order.

besides that, if I'm not mistaken, Luffy and Zorro also promised to Nami to not make a mess because they need an information about Sky Island

@JTR, as you can see in the second picture, Nami tells Luffy and Zoro to forget about the promise. But even so, they do not fight. Hence, I didn't include it as a point.

oh, okay, didn't read that hehe...

Luffy doesn't consider fighting against one without any dreams worth his time. As for Zoro, he was just following the order of his captain.

Because in the same chapter/Mock Town arc, when they are walking through the town, Nami made Luffy promise that they won't fight in this town. So Luffy kept his promise and also stopped Zoro. Nami is the de facto Queen of Pirates.

Emerald's answer is wrong. That scene was the anchor for the rest of the mini-arc on that island. The mini-arc is about dreams; it’s about what makes them ethereal and why something you can’t touch is more defining than something you can.
In episode 151, Nami asks Zoro, “Hey - Zoro, why didn’t you fight those guys?” To which Zoro replies, “They weren’t standing in our way, you know. Fights that leave nothing but sympathy are rough.” What Zoro means is that Bellamy and the rest of his crew weren’t hindering Zoro or Luffy’s ambitions (to be the greatest swordsman, or be the king of pirates).
Ashishgup's answer hits the nail on the head. Later on, Luffy calls the old man his friend. The reason he goes back to fight Bellamy is because he knows that the gold city is the old man’s dream, and by stealing his gold, the only proof that held the old man’s dream together, Bellamy had spat on his dream. It wasn’t about Bellamy hurting his friends. Luffy stood by as he and Zoro were punched and kicked by Bellamy. It was about tarnishing their dreams.
Luffy is an idiot in a lot of ways, but his sense of what is pure is incredible. He believes in friendship, dreams, and dying for what you believe in. This is just one way the author illustrates that for us. It’s hard to see that if you don’t believe in dreams yourself.
Towards the end of that episode, one of Bellamy’s crew yells to Luffy, “Hey Strawhat, where are you going? I’m still here!” Bellamy is knocked out in the background by Luffy’s one punch Luffy replies, hands bloodied from knocking out Bellamy, “Where am I going? To the sky!” This is the point where the theme of the mini-arc is brought home: “A person’s dream may not weigh as much as a gold ingot, but it’s worth more than any gold ingot.” After all, One Piece is an ode to dreams.

I don't agree with Ashishgup's answer. What happened to Shanks was that the bandits talked shit about pirates and poured alcohol on him. But here, both Luffy and Zoro get more than that. When they get back to the ship, they are covered with wounds and blood. And at first, Luffy was about to kick his ass, but then for some reason, he stopped.
It felt more like nonsensical BS the author came up with, thinking it would look cool and mature.
"Only picks fights when his friends are hurt or somebody stands in the way of his goals"? Zoro was also attacked, why didn't he fight them then?
There was no deep meaning there. It was just a stupid scene.

Answers that just amount to "it was bad writing" or "I didn't like it" aren't very good answers, IMHO.