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Has it ever been established as to who the strongest trainer in the Pokemon Anime is?
I know the games, manga and the anime all follow different plot lines. Has it ever been stated in the show as to who the strongest Pokemon Master is? Is it Tobias since he had already captured 2 legendary pokemon and it is implied that he probably has more and legendary pokemon are the strongest.

Unlike the Pokemon League concept in the games where you battle the elite four after collecting 8 badges, in the anime, the trainers after collecting 8 badges, first compete in a Tournament called the Pokemon League and the winner then gets to take part in the Champion League, where they compete against the Elite four and then challenge the current Pokemon Champion for the title.The reason for mentioning the same is because, it has to be emphasized that challenging the Elite four and even the Champion, is a lot more complicated in the anime. Hence, making them highly skilled and a lot more overpowered than any other trainer.Tobias is not the strongest trainer in the Anime. This can be easily disproved with three reasonsCynthia "The Sinnoh Champion", makes in appearence in the Unova Series after Tobias won the Sinnoh Pokemon League. It was stated that Cynthia was still the champion of Sinnoh. I think that would imply, Tobias didn't defeat her in battle.Tobias's strongest pokemon was most likely Darkrai considering he used it the most. This was defeated by Ash's Sceptile which is no doubt a high leveled pokemon but it is no where close to the strength of an Elite Fours/ Champions Pokemon. In the same series, we watch Cynthia fight Paul( A trainer with the same level of experience of Ash). His " Torterra ", the starter pokemon that he used and his strongest(Considering he took part in 3 Pokemon Leagues with it). was knocked out with a single blow by Cynthia's Garchomp. The same Garchomp, also defeated Flint's Infernape, which effortlessly pummeled Ash's Infernape and Pikachu. I think it's fair to say Sceptile is certaintly not as experienced as Flint's Infernape and even Paul's Torterra, yet was able to take out Tobias's Darkrai. This sort of indicates that Tobias's Darkrai is no where close to Elite Four tierDuring the course of battle, Tobias stated that the Draco Meteor from Ash's Gible would've taken out any of his pokemon except Darkrai. Ash's Gible is no where close to an Elite Four tier pokemon. This again proves Tobias is definitely not the strongest trainer.If one were to take certain Evil Teams in the Anime, gaining control of a Legendary Pokemon into consideration, it would end up complicating the answer for the same. So disregarding them (Considering the fact that the Pokemon aren't technically owned by them & they eventually lose the pokemon cause of plot), that would leave the Elite Four and the Champions. Although, the Champions can be considered to be stronger than the Elite four Members, it is certainly possible for a few elite four members to be stronger than the Champions of another Region. However, ultimately, the strongest train would be one among the list of champions, so the next task would be to determine which out of all the Pokemon Champions across all the regions, is the strongest. The answer for the same would Primarily be opinion based as we haven't really seen Pokemon Champions of Different Regions Battling it out. At the same time, Type advantages aren't as significant in the anime, hence eliminating that factor from a comparison.Hence, the answer to your question would be a No. Since we do know that the strongest trainer is one among the Champions, in the anime, the strongest trainer would be one among the following list:LanceStevenCynthiaAlderDiantha

Nowadays Lance was actually defeated by Leon, the Galar Champion, so there's a new power balance to consider. But then again, battles in the anime have some very specific ruling sometimes that it is hard to draw conclusions from exhibition battles. That was a singles, 1 on 1 battle with 1 Pokémon each, and it wasn't even Lance's signature Dragonite. Sometimes how strong a trainer is in the anime just boils down to apparent skill, experience, willpower and plot armor, unlike in the games which can be measured by numbers.

The climax of Pokémon Journeys involves the Masters Tournament, which is intended to settle exactly this question: who is the strongest trainer in the world? As well as Ash, it features every champion from the previous series.
The winner is Ash himself, defeating Leon in the final, so it therefore stands to reason that - as of the time of writing - he is the strongest trainer in the world.

Leon (world champ)
Lance (runner up)
Other champions
Raihan (top 8 member)
Tobias *
Alain
Ash
Wallace (former hoenn champ)
Elite 4
Brandon (frontier brain)

We have a clear answer for this now....even though most of the fans will find this disappointing.
Leon (galar champ) is officially the strongest pokemon trainer in the anime now. In the anime he is undefeated and current title holder of the world championship tournament.
Lance was the runner up of the previous tournament. So he is the 2nd strongest after Leon. New info about other champions haven't revealed yet.
*Full strength of Tobias was never revealed. He could be even stronger than some champions.
Alain already defeated Malva (e4) which means he is stronger than an E4 in general.
And Ash with his best team can defeat Alain. If they 2 are stronger than Elite 4, then Tobias is easily above E4.
Tobias > Ash = Alain >= Elite 4
Available rankings in current MASTER CLASS (TOP 8) are :

Leon (world champ)
Lance (runner up)
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Raihan
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So my guess for the TOP 8 are :

Leon
Lance
Steven
Cynthia
Alder
Diantha
Raihan
Wallace/Tobias

While the introduction of Galar has led many to believe that Leon is the strongest Pokemon Trainer, it is never mentioned that participation in the Tournament is compulsory. I believe that certain notable and strong Trainers like Steven and Cynthia may have been excluded from the Tournament by default because fans will riot should they not defeat Leon whom the franchise is trying to establish as the strongest Champion.
Cynthia has long since been regarded as the strongest by many fans due to her incredible accolades such as holding her own against Legendaries like the Forces of Nature and Dialga's Roar of Time. It it not a stretch to imagine that should she be granted Mega Evolution like other recurring characters, her Garchomp will be a fearsome beast. As such I don't see her or Steven returning to challenge Leon because either outcome is a lose-lose situation for GameFreak -- if Leon wins, the fans will go on a rampage and perhaps rightly so, and if Leon loses, what is the point of previously hyping him up to be the best Champion?
Hence on paper it may be Leon, but we will never find out.


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What does a Titan needs to eat from another Titan shifter to steal its power?
AFAIK, Ymir was a mindless Titan who became a Titan shifter by eating the Titan shifter Marcel. What does a Titan needs to eat from another Titan shifter to steal its power? Does it need to eat it completely, its human part, part of eat, it works by only biting, how does it work?

Related, possibly dup: Why did Eren survive getting eaten?

Titan ability resides within human's spinal fluid, so it is enough to consume ones spinal fluid to get titan's power (chapter 65 of manga).
It is not clear what would happen, if person will consume only part of spinal fluid of shifter titan.

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Is there a manga with a scene where Shinji chokes Asuka?
I'm trying to find the manga where Shinji chokes Asuka.

Does it exist? If yes then please help me find it.

Related: Why does Evangelion manga's plot diverge from the anime? (not yet answered)

No, I don't believe there is. The entirety of Instrumentality happens in the last volume of the Sadamoto manga (volume 14) and there was no kitchen scene during instrumetality (where coffee is spilled and Shinji strangles Asuka while standing up) and when instrumentality ended, we were taken to a new stage of the world completely back to normal so there wasn't a beach scene either.
However, there was a scene that wasn't in the anime where Shinji visits Asuka in the hospital and she gets out of bed and chokes him.

Can you please advice me what volume to look for the hospital scene you mentioned?

@IV In my copy of VIZ Media's books, it's in volume 11, Stage 75 "Broken Heart", sequence starts on page 133

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Why doesn't Pain have some spare dead Bodies?
During the fight with Naruto, Pain is not able to resurrect any of the 6 Pains after the Outer Path Pain is defeated by Naruto.
Why doesn't Pain have multiple back up dead bodies with the chakra rods that can be used as alternatives under such conditions?
Otherwise just by having spare dead bodies he can perform the Outer Path Jutsu himself and summon back the defeated Pains like what the Outer Path pain does during the fight.

Pain does have bodies in reserve in the event he needs them. During Pain's assault on Konoha, Inoichi used his clan's justu to go through the mind of Yūdachi. Yūdachi is a genin from the village in which Pain lives, whom was captured and sent to Konoha by Jiraiya.
While traversing through Yūdachi's mind, Inoichi came across a memory in which Yūdachi and another genin were transporting bodies to Pain's tower.

He probed Yūdachi's mind, rapidly going through his memories before arriving at the revelation that Pain had requested of Yūdachi: dead bodies

The body that is seen within this memory ends up being the replacement of Animal Path that was defeated by Jiraiya. Given how it was Jiraiya who sent Yūdachi to Konoha, this memory is long before the defeat of the original Animal Path. This is why Pain was able to recover from the loss of the Animal Path so quickly.
Now... as to having backups with the black receivers. It is possible these said backup bodies have the black receivers already in them, but as they are never show otherwise, we may never know. However, there are a few likely reasons to why Pain did not attempt to summon his backup bodies during his battle with Naruto
Animal path defeated (again)
The Animal Path is shown summoning the other five paths early in the Pain Assault arc. So Pain was very well capable of calling in backups. However, Naruto defeated the Animal Path fairly early in the fight. Due to this path being defeated, Pain lost his way of summoning.
Focusing his chakra
The black receivers in the paths allow Pain to transmit his chakra over long distances in order to control the six paths. When Pain completely destroyed Konoha, he severed the connections to other paths to focus his all of chakra into performing the justu.

Some of the Six Paths Techniques are very chakra-taxing, and in order to use them Nagato must either bring the respective body closer to his position or alternatively cut off control of the other five Paths and focus all of his chakra into the one.

Also, one of the weaknesses of the six paths is that each path has a single ability. Prior knowledge, such as facing them battle, gives you an upper hand in taking them down.

The greatest weakness of his Six Paths of Pain is that each body has only one primary ability; if an enemy has prior knowledge of what body does what, they stand a better chance of defeating the Paths

Pain saw how strong Naruto was, and therefore needed to play his cards right. As Naruto took out the paths one-by-one, rather than calling in backup, Pain distributed the chakra he regained from defeated paths to strengthen the remaining paths.

I specifically asked this bcoz of the inoichi's unravel. Also regarding the 2nd point. There is no proof that states that giving more chakra makes the paths stronger. So pain is the most powerful when he has all 6. As for as the 1st point, if he had spare bodies he make the animal path from them.

@Bej I said these are likely possibilities, but I added another reference for my 2nd point :)


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what happens if Amaterasu is cast on another Amaterasu?
Can the inextinguishable flames of Amaterasu burn the Amaterasu cast by another user? Will they both cease to exist or burn forever?

To first answer this question; we must first look into "What can turn off Amaterasu"

Amaterasu lasts 7 days and 7 nights
Amaterasu can be turned off by the user's will
Amaterasu is turned off when the material projected onto it has been burned

With that being said, Amaterasu 2 will not "burn out" Amaterasu 1, they will simply burn for 7 days and 7 nights before they will both cease to exist.
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Does Blast appear in the manga?
I've just watched the anime, in there Blast doesnt appear, but I believe he was mentioned when the heros gathered to fight the aliens. Supposedly he's the #1 hero of the hero association but he never appears. Does he appear in the One Punch Manga or at least in the webseries?

Currently, Blast has only made an appearance in flashbacks or as part of exposition.

In one of the last few chapters of the webcomic, Tatsumaki had a flashback where she encountered Blast.
In the Manga, shortly after the Elder Cendepede fight started, Phoenix man was enumerating the heroes he believed could possible win against Elder Centepede, and mentioned Blast.  The back of Blast's head was shown then.


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How many trainers in the anime have Legendary Pokemon?
Tobias has darkrai and Latias. I also remember another guy from the battle frontier having an articuno which fought Ash's Charizard. Are there more trainers with Legendary Pokemon in the anime?

Well firstly, the person you seem to be referring to with the Articuno is Noland. The Articuno he uses against Ash was befriended by him and wasn't technically captured and hence, not his pokemon.Since you specified Anime, I will stick to mentioning trainers only from the Anime who have Legendary Pokemon. At the same time, I think it is fair to disregard Evil Teams who managed to control Legendary pokemon/ Trainers who have befriended Legendary Pokemon and even used them in battle.The following trainers in the Anime have Legendary PokemonBrandon: He is the Frontier Brain of the Battle Pyramid and considered to be the strongest Frontier Brain in the Battle Frontier. He owns a Regirock, Regice and Registeel.Tobias: He is the Winner of the Lilly of the Valley Conference(Sinnoh League). He owns a Darkrai and Latios.Random Trainer in the Lilly of the Valley Conference(Sinnoh League): In Episode 182 in the anime, we see a random trainer registering a Heatran for the Pokemon League. However, we never see this trainer or Heatran in any of the matches in the tournament apart from this episode.Nurse Joy part of the Gym inspection Agency: In a Diamond & Pearl Special, we see Nurse Joy use a Latias against Brock's brother Forrest.Gladion: He is Lillies Brother and Ash's reccuring Rival in the Sun & Moon anime. He has a Type: Null which later evolves into a Sylvally.


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What are the differences between a half Ghoul and a Ghoul other than having one human eye and a Ghoul eye?
What are the differences between a half Ghoul and a Ghoul other than having one human eye and a Ghoul eye? It would seem half Ghouls have all the habilities of regular Ghouls, super strenght, regeneration, kagune, need for eating humans, etc. Are there other differences?

According to wiki article, differences are close to minimal:

Only one eye becomes red;
They may have different smell than common ghouls;
They seem to be more powerful than common ghouls, particularly increasing their power while taking damage.

No other differences were ever noted during series, and last difference was not really elaborated so far.


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Where is the source that says that Stiyl looking like an adult was due to art direction mistake?
Where is the source that says that Stiyl looking like an adult was due to art direction mistake?
I remember something about "old" vs. "new", being interpreted wrong...
I think it was on the Toaru Majutsu no Index Wiki, but I'm not sure...

The Toaru Majutsu no Index Wiki does say it, on both Stiyl Magnus and Kanzaki Kaori's design evolution sections, but it doesn't actually give citations for its claims. The actual source is from Haimura Kiyotaka, the novels' illustrator, on his blog. A translation of Stiyl and Kanzaki's sections:

※ステイルは当初からイメージのズレが余り有りません。衣装は上からマント・ローブ・黒シャツ黒ズボンとなります。
　ちなみに、魔術側のキャラは１巻当時から、科学側のキャラに比べて年齢と外見の差異が著しいですが、
  　コレには一応理由があったりします。詳しくは神裂のラフで後述。
There has not been much change in Stiyl's design from the very
  beginning. From top down, he wears a cape, a robe, a black shirt, and
  black pants.
  By the way, ever since their introduction in Volume 1,
  the gap between age and appearance in the magic side characters has
  been much greater than in the science side characters. There is a
  reason for this. See Kanzaki's rough for more.
※神裂はパーツが多かったので一番苦労しました。この段階ではジーンズのカットが随分と中途半端です。
　（ステイルの項から続き）１巻の本文初稿を読んだとき、はいむらが抱いた印象は、
  　「…ああ、これは『オトナの理屈』に子供が反抗する話なんだな」なのでした。
  　つまり、１巻時点の魔術側キャラであるステイルと神裂は、主人公である上条の目線からは、
  　「子供にとって、嬉しくない建前や理屈を並べる大人」に見えたハズなのです。
　当時はさすがに、『禁書』がココまで長期に続くとは思ってもいなかったので、
  　２名は上記の印象に従い、年齢不相応の造型にしました…そして、７巻辺りから徐々にそれを後悔する羽目に。
Kanzaki's design had a lot too it, so hers gave me the most trouble.
  At this stage, the cut of her jeans was only partway.  (Continued from
  Stiyl's rough) When I read the first draft of Volume 1, I came away
  with the impression that it was the story of children rebelling
  against the reasoning of adults.  That is why I thought Kamijou would
  have seen Stiyl and Kanzaki as adults that used reasonings and
  principles that a child would refuse to accept.  At the time, I never
  thought Index would continue this long, so I went with my impression
  of the two and gave them designs that did not really match their
  ages...and by about Volume 7 I was starting to regret it.

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How many titan shifters can harden their skin?
I've just watched the anime series and in it, we've just seen the female titan and the armored titan being able to harden their skin. But reading in the internet I've found that

 In the manga Eren can harden his skin and so does the Beast Titan

is there any other titan shifters who can harden their skin? How many titan shifters can harden their skin?

This link explains all the abilities of every Titan :-
Titan Abilities
The titans that can Harden are :-

Beast Titan
Female Titan
Armoured Titan(dunno if you can call this hardening but he has hardened skin afterall!!).
Attack Titan

I think all titans have the potential to harden their skin either by learning, such as Annie and Zeke, or through a serum, such as Eren. Some may also be able to do it through command as the founding titan forced many colossal titans to harden their skin to make all 3 walls, these titans were not shifters but still had the ability to harden their skin under the control of the the king.


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How can Aoshi Shinimori walk/run/fight when he got shot in both legs?
In the fight with Kanryu Takeda, Aoshi Shinimori gets shot in both legs, in what appears to be above the kneecaps. Yet come a few months later, he is able to fight perfectly fine in the Kyoto arc, despite these injuries. Does Nobuhiro Watsuki ever explain this at all? Or is it different in the manga in some way, where he doesn't get as grevious of injuries? I'm looking for either an official explanation by the author or by the source.
TLDR: How can Aoshi Shinimori walk/fight with gunshot wound injuries?

recovery from injuries are nearly always glossed over in that genre. Going from would be crippled IRL to stronger than before and ready for a rematch in a few months is actually longer than average.

While bullet wounds can be very dangerous, according to this Wired article by a combat medic, they can also be relatively trivial. The author retells the story of a man shot in the chest and neck six times who remained fully alert and responsive, and survived. According to Wikipedia, "depending on the extent of injury, management can range from superficial wound care to limb amputation." A bullet to the leg could shatter your femur, or it could cause so little damage a doctor would just slap a bandage on it (assuming the bullet passed through).
Moreover, a man like Aoshi would likely have trained in martial arts pain management techniques. Aoshi may well feel pain from his injuries during the Kyoto arc but could ignore it.

I can buy this. No luck with anything from the manga or from the author though? Oh well.

Not that I know of, though my knowledge is limited. OTOH, I don't think he needed to explain it. As @ratchet freak wrote in a comment on your post, fast recovery from near-fatal wounds is a common shonen trope, and I'm sure Watsuki's audience accepted this without a blink.

The damage done by a bullet is prevalent if it hits major tissue or functioning essential organs. People shot multiple times continue to move about. Painfully YES but if Nothing is majorly damaged you can continue moving about.


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Are All Might and Midoriya equally strong when they use One for All 100%?
Even though Midoriya can't use One for All without breaking his body, if both Midoriya and All Might use One for All 100% in their primes, are they supposed to be equally strong? Does their particular body influence how much strong each one are or by having One for All they are about the same? Does the manga give some light about this?

Midoriya would be stronger. Because One For All stockpiles power and energy from previous users. The first One For All user couldn't beat All for One, but All Might was able to. This is a classic example of the power difference.

As @Ero Sɘnnin stated OfA stockpiles however with the latest chapters of manga we have to consider one more thing.
Manga spoilers:

 In the latest chapters in his dream, Izuku sees the first user of OfA, brother of AfO user, and some event that happened at that era. However at the end first user of OfA talks with Izuku. That never happened to All Might and this is stated in anime and manga. After waking up his hands starts to glow. I think that was a power-up so he is definitely becoming stronger and will suppress All Might.

Not the mention of he calling himself "Greatest hero" in the first episode.

Too add on, the quirk is supposed to get stronger each time its passed on is it not?  So All Might's 100% is his plus all previous wielders, while Midoria's would be the same as All Mights plus his own, making it stronger.

The answer is no (or not yet).
In the training/test where All Might fought Midoriya and Bakugo, All Might punch(not One For All 100%) shockwave produced a much bigger destruction than all Mirodiya's punches(100% or not) up to date(in the Anime).

OP was considering their prime so saying not yet or talking about the power compression is not something OP seeks.

@JustPlain ah okay, didn't see the "in their primes" my bad. I think we can only speculate with limited information since Midoriya hasn't reach his prime yet.


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How strong is "Ultra Instinct" Roshi in the manga?
So in the last chapter of the manga we see

 Roshi facing Jiren, Roshi dodging Jiren's hits in "Ultra Instinct" style, and Roshi forcing Jiren to protect himself from his punches.

I know it's a different continuity, but in the anime it takes a Super Saiyan Blue to make Jiren protect himself like that. How strong is "Ultra Instinct" Roshi in the manga?

I personally feel this is illogical, inconsistent & terrible writing. Even if one were to lowball Goku completely and consider Roshi to be the strongest human, there is absolutely no justification as to how one can scale Roshi's power to even Base Goku, let alone Super Saiyan Goku. Scaling him to Super Saiyan Blue Goku in terms of power again is just absurd. However, with an obvious degree of difficulty, it is possible to justify the same for the following reasons.Firstly, Roshi is definitely not using Ultra Instinct. If Roshi has any notion of Ultra Instinct which even Beerus can barely use, it would make no sense. I believe, Roshi has watched and studied Jiren's attacks during the course of the tournament and is simply countering his moves similar to what Vegeta did in Episode 122. In terms of power, Jiren is nerfed in the manga. In Manga Chapter 37, where Mastered Super Saiyan Blue Vegeta fights Beerus. After Beerus one shot MSSJB Vegeta, he said that Vegeta was strong enough to be a God of Destruction in another Universe. Also in the God of Destruction tournament, Beerus's suppressed attacks were supposedly strong enough to kill Multiple Gods of Destruction. Hence, that would already bring Goku and Vegeta to God of Destruction Tier and hence, the power difference between Jiren and Goku/Vegeta, might not be as big as it was in the manga. Note: I know this still doesn't justify the fight with Roshi, however, I thought it might be an interesting point to include.Jiren is not as skilled of a fighter as he seemed to be in anime. He only possesses brute strength and raw power. This might be hard to believe based on what we see in the anime, however, it would be a logical explanation as to why someone like Roshi is capable of dodging Jiren's attacks. We see a worn out Goku being able to do the same while fighting Kale and Caulifla. Hence, Roshi might be a superior Martial Artist and has the edge on Jiren.In Manga Chapter 29, where Toppo mentions Jiren, he stated that Jiren surpassed Vermouth in terms of Battle Power Alone. Also, in Manga Chapter 36, when Toppo fights Vegeta, he stated that in terms of sheer power, Vegeta was on par with Goku. Although I'm making an assumption here, I think one could logically use this to argue that Toppo perhaps meant while Jiren had the raw power superior to Vermouth, he possibly isn't superior in terms of skill and the same applied to Vegeta with regard to Goku. This could perhaps be used to defend Roshi's fight with Jiren In the anime, when Vegeta keeps persisting and pushing back Jiren in Episode 122, Vegeta stated that Jiren was using less power and speed than what he used against Goku. Also in the early phase of their fight, Jiren did seem very uninterested in fighting Vegeta and kept considering him to be persistent and annoying. This technically lead to Jiren lowering his guard enough for Vegeta to land 2 solid blows. Jiren might possibly feel the same way about Roshi and substantially lets his guard down. If you watch Episode 122, Jiren initially treats Vegeta like a fly and simply just swats him away twice. He might be possibly trying to do the same against Roshi who obviously is putting a lot more effort and trying to capitalize on the same.Even if you look at the scans, Jiren doesn't really seem hurt or injured or anything as such. He seems more annoyed than anything and is obviously uninterested in fighting Roshi and simply trying to knock him away(While completely underestimating his fighting experience).Finally, I highly doubt this is a reason, however, Jiren might possibly be afraid of killing Roshi and possibly finding it hard to suppress himself to a level capable of knocking out Roshi without killing him. In Conclusion, characters in the Manga are power scaled significantly different from the anime. I think it would be best to not compare the Manga characters with the Anime characters anymore. I believe the 2 best possible reasons to Justify the same, first in favor of Roshi, is that Jiren is nerfed in the manga; probably not in terms of power but in terms of skill at least and Roshi might hence be a better technician.  In favor of Jiren, he simply considers Roshi annoying and has no interest to fight him and simply wants to push him away without hurting him(Hence, severely underestimating his skill) and  Roshi is capitalizing on the same.

There's nothing too technical about it, other than he is using his own Instinct, Master Roshi has fought and trained for a longer time, so his muscle memory and intuition is at work. Ultra Instinct is more of a derivative of that but excelling it to that of a God's possible awareness of/or greater power...

I’m going with what the two above said, I think a lot of people are misunderstanding what happened. After Goku gets destroyed by Jiren Roshi sees Goku has given up, he goes after Jiren and rather than use raw power (like Goku did) he uses his own instincts to dodge Jirens attacks, he isn’t competing with him, he isn’t even doing any damage, he is just demonstrating to Goku that power isn’t everything, like Jiren believes.

according to what Beerus and Whis say this is a bad human level of some technique.  They never say Ultra Instinct.  In real Martial Arts there is a level of training most fightewrs try to achive.  it is called Munshin.  Look it up.  It is the clearing of the mind to allow the spirit and body to take over and fight without thought.  It's not ultra instinct but a crude form of it, without Goku's power behind it.  master Roshi could have mastered it.


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Can ditto turn into a shiny version of a Pokemon?
We know that ditto could transform into any Pokemon that it could encounter. Does a normal ditto could turn into a shiny version of a Pokemon that it encountered?

 In the Pokemon Games, a regular ditto would end up tranforming to the shiny pokemon it battles. However, in the anime, the Transform attack seems to be a lot more unique. For example In the anime episode, Ditto’s Mysterious Mansion, while ditto could tranform into any pokemon, its eyes and mouth wouldn’t change.In the anime episode, Imitation Confrontation, there is a ditto which can transform into any pokemon but cannot match the size of the same. It transforms into a mini sized Onix.In the manga, Ditto’s transformation is not only limited to transforming into pokemon. In the pokemon adventures manga, Green with the help of ditto, disguises herself into looking like Sabrina to infiltrate Silph Co.Hence, in conclusion, I don’t see why there is no reason as to why Ditto can’t transform into a shiny pokemon.

juts to point out with your first dot point, after Team Rocket kidnaps the Ditto and they get angry at it because of it's face (i belief it transformed into Meouth) it fixed up it's face so it looked like a proper transformation so it's flaw was more a temporary thing

@Memor-X I am aware of the same. I was trying to indicate that in the anime ditto's transform isn't always the vanilla transform we see in the games.


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In Master Keaton, is TV news being used as secret code based on real world practice?

Vol.8 of Master Keaton starts with the TV broadcasting a news segment about 'a Lion was accidentally trapped inside the cage of leopards in some zoo near River Seine.' This was later explained that it symbolizes a royal family member being in danger overseas, and is used by the British government to secretly notify the related parties (agents?)
Was this based on some real world practice?

It was certainly done during World War II by the BBC as part of Radio Londres. These were radio broadcasts from England to France, where each broadcast began with "personal messages" that were clearly coded messages for the French Resistance. Famously, it informed them of the imminent D-Day invasion.
I haven't come across any verified evidence of this on TV, though there are persistent rumors.

Some actual examples: https://wwii-netherlands-escape-lines.com/links-to-other-escape-and-evasion-websites/world-war-ii-bbc-secret-messages-to-resistance/


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What's the name of the song from My Hero Academia season 3 episode 9?
It's the song that plays around 3:50 of s3 e9. I know it's been played on the show before. Another episode it was in was season 3 episode 1 when Todoroki was reminiscing at the pool. I believe I heard it before that as well. It is pretty soft and has a woman in the background.

Could you specify an exact time?

Referencing against Episode 1 of Season 3 around 15:55, I believe it's included in the soundtrack for Boku no Hero Academia 2, Disc 2, Track 5: Kimi wo Koete (君を超えて).

my hero academia s3 OST - "the power of all for one"

Actually the first person was right. The song I was looking for was 君を超えて (Kimi wo Koete). But thanks for answering. I do  like “The Power of All for One” too.


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Why did Umi only raise five flags "H-O-K-U-T" leaving out the O at the end?
About 35 minutes into the animated film, Umi raised these five flags:

Shun, who was invited to Miki Hokuto's farewell party, understood the meaning of the signal flags: "H-O-K-U-T... Hokuto". What I don't understand is why didn't Umi raise the sixth O flag to complete the word? Is there a rule or taboo saying the sixth O flag can not be raised?

According to the Chinese Wikipedia, which cites page 18 of the Visual Guide, Umi didn't raise the sixth O flag because she only had one set of flags. Normally, substitutes can be used to repeat the same signal flag one or more times in case only one set of flags is carried on board:

The Repeater/Substitute flags allow any combination of five letters to be hoisted with only a single set of flags: hence, 2R means a duplicate of whatever was signified by the second flag.

However, as customary of the International Code of Signals,

The flags of the International Code of Signals, although they represent the alphabet, aren't normally used for English-language text. Instead, they are used either to give the call letters of a ship, which are allocated internationally by subdividing the alphabet in much the same way as is used for radio stations, and which are four or five letters long, or for indicating codewords in the International Code of Signals.

the intended message (HOKUTO) is one letter too long, so the last O was omitted.


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Why did the Greater Grail fulfill Shirou's wish while the other Servants were still alive?
When Shirou enters the Greater Grail, it accepts his wish and starts executing it. However, at that time there were still Servants of both factions alive and fighting. Why did the Grail comply if the war had not ended yet?
My only guess is that this grail is from the previous, Third war. And since Shirou is pretty much the only survivor, he deserves his wish granted. But in that case, why would the Grail start a new war summoning new Servants?

First thing: A common theme in the Fate franchise is "Rules?  Screw your rules.  I'm a mage/servant/noble phantasm/whatever."  The true competition is not in competing in accordance with the rules (no matter how much Ruler tries to say otherwise), but in breaking the rules better than the others.  In this vein, Shirou forcibly activates the greater grail. It is a system that was designed to be interacted with by outside forces, and he uses that to his advantage.
Second thing: The condition to granting a wish is not "only one servant remains," but rather "sufficient energy has been collected through the expiration of servants, and other servants are not currently getting in your way to stop you from activating the grail". The (greater) grail basically works as follows:

Draw magical energy from a ley line.
Use that energy and the promise of a wish to cause Servants to coalesce.
The servants have their own magical energy which is (much) greater than what you used to bring them there.
When a servant dies, they are "filtered" through the greater grail system.  The grail claims their magical energy for itself.
Grail now has way more magical energy.

In the first war they only summoned three servants, one for each of the families involved in its construction, but they couldn't achieve much with only that much power; especially not their goal of reaching the root.  So they decided that to ensure that the Grail got a large enough supply they would need around 6 "average" servants to expire, so they adjusted it to summon a total of 7.
In the Apocrypha grail war, the Clock Tower is able to activate a safety routine that causes a double-scale war to be initiated.  It was designed to only need to summon 7 average servants, but now there are 14.  This then triggers another safety routine, which summons Ruler.  So in fact only 6 servants of average strength needed to be eliminated for the Greater Grail to have enough power to grant a wish, up to 14 are available (counting Ruler), and fewer will suffice if there are exceptionally powerful servants (Black Assassin would be below average, but Red Rider is well above average, etc.).  Combined with a forced activation you don't need to kill everyone, especially in a double-size war.  You just need to have enough control of the situation to not have your wish-making interfered with.

Couldn't Darnic just order all of Yggdmillennia's Servants to commit suicide and instantly feed the Grail? Since all the Masters are the same clan I imagine they could easily agree to that plan to guarantee victory and reach the root. I remember Fiore had her own wish but I'm not sure if she would put that before Yggdmillennia's victory.

@Omega He knew a double war was on already and that the Clock Tower was to essentially be his adversary.  Seeing as the Clock Tower is basically his enemy in general, and he'd love very much to shove their arrogance down their dying throats, he's spoiling for the fight. He specifically planned for them to intervene somehow. Furthermore, once even one Red servant is summoned, then just one unchecked Servant could get in the way by just crashing the suicide party.


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Song from Ep 29/ S2 Ep 16 of My Hero Academia starting at 19:21?
I know I could just go through the OST on YouTube but I get really tired of skimming through so many songs and sometimes I miss the one I'm looking for. I would really appreciate it if someone could find the song for me! Thanks in advance!

This one is:

English: Your Power
  Japanese: 君の力 (Kimi no chikara)

Its on on the Second OST.
"My Hero Academia (Anime)" 2nd Original Soundtrack
 - Track 22


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Why didn't APE create more clones of the princess?
Considering how important 002 is to operate Star Entity, APE tried to clone her to create more candidates resulting in the Nines. However they were not good enough due to their blood being human.
Well, having taken a big chunk of hair from the Klaxosaurs' Princess, they probably had enough material to create more proper clones (or at least record said genetic code). Why did APE stop with just one clone?

With the amount of hair Dr. Franxx obtained, APE did attempt to create multiple clones. However, 002 was the only klaxosaur clone to survive.

Zero Two was created by Dr. FRANXX out of the Klaxosaur Princess's DNA. Many specimens like Zero Two herself were born but failed to survive; making her the only successful human-klaxo sapiens hybrid
(emphasis my own)

This is explained in Episode 21, in a conversation between Dr. FRANXX and 002.

Zero Two wakes up and says that 001 called her a fake. Dr. FRANXX says that 001 is the sole survivor of the klaxo sapiens, and she is her clone. She was created to operate Star Entity on behalf of the human race. He says that she was the only success


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What's the name of the song in Boku no hero season 3 episode 19 in the minute 19:00 approximately?
What's the name of the song in Boku no hero season 3 episode 19 between the minute 18:50 and 19:20 when everyone is helping rescue people?

It's called People Always Reaching for the Top;
It's from the OST of Season 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7WnnBS_aIY


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Why do characters repeatedly say other characters names?
I'm watching Blood C, and I'm reminded that in anime, dialog can often consist of characters just saying other character's names.  In this example, most of Tadayoshi Kisaragi's lines towards Saya are just her name.  If I recall, there was a similar situation in Blood+.
This is also epitomized by Mocha and Tskune in this scene.
Is this an anime thing, a Japanese thing, or a more common trope of some kind?  Western live action media doesn't contain this phenomeon, so I think it's an anime or a Japanese thing.
I'd hazard a guess that this is the voice acting equivalent to non-sakuga animation (sakuga explained by Gigguk) mean to fill dialog cheaply.

See https://www.japanesewithanime.com/2017/08/anata-omae-kimi-kisama-meaning.html#not-using-second-person-pronouns

That would probably be the basis for a good answer.

While the Japanese language does have various words that are second person pronouns, the most natural way that doesn't have any hidden meaning behind it of referring to the other person is using their name, together with a honorific.
Using a second person pronoun in such situations may come off either as too rude or too intimate (e.g. "anata" is used by a wife/husband to refer to husband/wife, just like "darling" or "honey" in English)
Source: https://www.japanesewithanime.com/2017/08/anata-omae-kimi-kisama-meaning.html


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What does the number on the Bog's Counter mean in Kaiji?
In the second season of Kaiji, one of the games he plays is an extreme pachinko machine called "the Bog".  There seems to be a counter on that game which is confusing:

Inserting a 10 million yen card is shown to set that counter to 1000.
Pressing a button near that counter decreases that number by 100 and allows a large number of balls (it looks like 100) to fill the reservoir.
We are told many times that each ball costs 4,000 yen so buying a 10 million yen card would allow the player 2,500 balls.

If the counter shows how much money is left on the card, it is off by a factor of 10,000.  If the counter shows how many balls the card will still buy the player, it should start at 2,500 instead of 1000.  Everything seems to make sense if we see the counter as showing 1/10,000 the amount of yen the player has left on the card. That, however, seems a very strange way to denote that amount of money.  Am I missing something that would make that make sense?

Your confusion stems from the difference in the number systems used in English and Japanese. Take a look at this chart. Note that where English would be ten thousand, Japanese has a word for that, 万 (man), and from there starts to count similarly to the English "thousand": 10万, 100万, and... 1000万. So it would be a natural cutoff point on a display: Japanese people would understand that the counter is cutting off five 0s.

Man, thats big.  (Please dont hit me)


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Is it confirmed Fu having saiyan cells?
So several dragon ball youtubers are talking about Fu having saiyan cells (and other kind of cells kinda like Cell) and that being the reason he can have a saiyan-like transformation, but is this confirmed? Is there any official source (perhaps the Dragon Ball Heroes videogame or the manga) where they state Fu have saiyan cells?

The Answer to this question is very straightforward. Fu is said to be the baby of Mira and Towa.Although Mira is an artificial being with mainly Android parts, he also possesses Saiyan DNA.Hence, it is certainly possible for Fu to possess Saiyan DNA.However, it is important to note that there is no confirmation whatsoever as to whether Fu has a transformation or whether that was basicall him powering up. If you recall, in the tournament of destroyers, Hit imitates Goku powering up(Transforming), and it didn't really function like a normal Saiyan like transformation that made him stronger. It ended up improving Hit's time skip. Similarly, Jiren releasing his dormant energy was similar to a Saiyan transformation, when in actuallity it isn't.


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What is the OST in episode 481 of one piece
In episode 481 of One Piece (Marineford arc), the music start around 19:04

When Whitebeard told his crew to leave Marineford.

Thanks for your help.

It's Steep Mountain, from the Episode of Chopper plus : Bloom in Winter, Miracle Sakura. His track is 11.

It's the soundtrack named "Ace".
https://soundcloud.com/alice-ni-tm/one-piece-ost-ace
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFZm9RlYzag

Thanks for your help. But, it's not this. I just found it, and it's "Steep Mountain", from the Episode of Chopper Plus: Bloom in Winter, Miracle Sakura, track 11.


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Is Nanachi able to ascend from the 6th layer again safely due to being a narehate?
I'm not sure if it's been covered but because Nanachi already has the blessing does that mean that as a narehate they can ascend without dying in a similar fashion to Mitty?
Wiki:
http://madeinabyss.wikia.com/wiki/Nanachi

Nanachi is able to see Curse, so she is able to avoid it. You can also remember that she've established her hideout in zone free from Curse, which may mean she still needs to avoid it.
So, can she ascend from 6th layer again? Probably yes, if she can find zones free from Curse. Is she immune to Curse? Most probably - no, at least there were no apparent facts proving opposite.

Well if she isn't immune to the curse, then she would fall to the effects at some time given her explanation of the curse being like the sheet because there is no way that there is always holes in the curse that she could exploit.
Perhaps she is just like the creatures in the abyss (given she is no longer classified as human) and is immune to the effects like them.
As for why she set up her house where she did it is possible it was for her experiments on the white and black whistles while she was trying to find a way to kill Mitty


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Is it known which titans follow in power to the Founding Titan?
In the last episode of the anime, season 3 episode 6, it's stated that the Founding Titan is the most powerful of all titans. Is it known where all or any of the other titans are in the scale of power among them?

Afaik, if i remember correctly, the founding titan is superior to the others because of the co-ordinate, i.e. the power to control normal titans. The other transforming titans have different powers, each with their advantages and disadvantages. There is no objective ranking in the source material and hence any such would be purely subjective. Kind of like the strongest Straw hat...

@arcane actually it seems there is in an official guidebook

It is noted that the Founding Titan is the strongest one.
It isn't known in the manga/anime how the Titans are ranked, but statistics do exist for certain titans.
Colussus Titan Statistics spoilers below

Power 11/10
Speed 3/10
Size 11/10
Elusiveness 10/10
Threat 10/10

Armored Titan Statistics spoilers below

Power 8/10
Speed 6/10
Hardness 11/10
Machoness 10/10
Legend 10/10

Female Titan Statistics spoilers below

Power 6/10
Speed 8/10
Hardness 10/10
Combat 11/10
Sexiness 10/10

Beast Titan Statistics spoilers below

Power 7/10
Speed 5/10
Ruthless 8/10
Smart 11/10
Wildness 10/10

Where are these stats sourced from? They appear to be a fan-based rather than an official statistic

@Wondercricket These are from one of the official Guidebooks, named Attack on Titan INSIDE

it sounds like a joke, "machoness" but it is in one attack on titan wikia http://attackontitan.wikia.com/wiki/Reiner_Braun#cite_note-g1.262p128-144

@Pablo These statistics are still from the Guidebooks, Isayama just had a bit of humor added into it.

Spoiler from season 3 episode 10

 The armored titan is found lying defeated in the ground and the beast titan says I won. It would seem the Beast Titan is more powerful than the Armored Titan

Most of the time the beast titan fights by throwing. If i remember correctly the only time he used hand to hand fighting was against Levi in season 3 part 2 episode 17.


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Why can Enel be hit without Haki?
In the Skypia Arc Enel is directly hit, although he has a Logia type Devil Fruit. Why can Enel be hit without using Haki? I know Haki was introduced a long time after the Skypia Arc. But other Logia users, like Smoker, could not get hit from Ruffy at that time.
What makes Enel different from other Logia users?

Related but not duplicate (other asker knew the answer to this question but asked if it was realistic). https://anime.stackexchange.com/questions/22763/is-it-logical-that-enels-power-is-ineffective-against-luffy

Haki was unknown at that time so any Logia users we saw hurt were due to their specific fruit's weaknesses:

Crocodile has the Sand Sand Fruit which is weak to moisture.  If you get sand wet it clumps and, therefore, can be hit.  Luffy takes advantage of this by getting himself wet, swallowing large amounts of water and regurgitating it, and using his own blood to wet his fists.
Ace's fruit allows his body to be made of fire. Nevertheless, he is burned himself by the Lava Lava Fruit which is hotter.  Lava outclasses Fire.
Enel is simpler.  Rubber is a really good insulator and is, therefore, "immune" to electricity in this story. As electricity is outclassed by the rubber, Luffy can hit him.

That makes perfect sense. I thought I remembered that he had to dodge attacks from others than ruffy, too. But it's been a preety long time since I watched that arc.

@ochs.tobi he had no need to dodge most attacks (lookup enel vs kamakiri on youtube).  I do remember him dodging attacks from wiper though (seastone) but cant seem to find when that happened. Crunchyroll did just post a skypeia movie ive not watched yet.

Haki, specifically Armament Haki, was not yet introduced as a concept yet at the time, so the only way to hurt a Logia user is to exploit their element. Luffy was already able to do this to Crocodile by dousing his body with water, forcing the sand to stick together.
Enel's body is made of lightning/electricity. He can let most normal objects pass harmlessly through his body, since most substances can conduct electricity. However, rubber is an insulator, meaning that it does NOT conduct electricity. Therefore, when Enel's electrical body comes into contact with Luffy's rubber body, he cannot conduct his body through it. So instead, his body interacts with rubber as if his body was normal flesh. This allows Luffy to inflict damage on him.
Note that rubber is not the only insulator. Glass is also an insulator, so if you were to attack Enel with a weapon made of glass, it would have the same effect. Hope this helps.

Both of the above are straight up wrong. Logia users have to train themselves to "automaticly" become their element to ddoge attacks. Otherwhise they have to "do it" meaning that if you break theyr concentration or suprise them you can hit them.

Can you back that up with a source?


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Naruto Shippuden episodes after The final battle
After watching the final battle between Naruto and Sasuke and the Naruto Uzumaki episode, I stopped watching the series because I thought it was over. Now i see there are about ~15 more episodes.
Are the episodes after the 479 - Naruto Uzumaki (480-500) canon? Or are these episodes some fillers after the actual plot?

The question asks specifically for episodes 480+ which are not mentioned in the old answered. Maybe that one should be updated then.

@Proxy there's an answer linking the filler site you mentioned, I agree the answer could and should be updated though.

ah i did not check the links, just the answer.

Yeah, they are filler (well at least compared to the manga version) because the manga ends after their fight and we only got one more chapter in the future when both Naruto and Sasuke have become parents. (also we got a quick look at other characters).
Some of the episodes (483+) do show some flashback for the characters that we did not know before but they were never shown in the manga before, so if you follow the manga they are still considered "filler". And there is also the weeding :P.
Anyway the situation on them is not 100% clear, i guess it depends how you define filler for yourself.
Here is a list that can help you for a bit.
https://www.animefillerlist.com/shows/naruto-shippuden


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Is Gogeta super saiyan blue confirmed in the new Dragon Ball Super movie?
There are many people talking about not only that they think Gogeta will appear in the new movie, but they are refering to a supposed tweet where a japanese animator said he's going to do Gogeta in the new movie. Does anyone know if this official? Supposedly the official release of this info was done in japanese. Any translation?

 Gogeta Blue hasn't been "confirmed" to appear in the DBS movie. However, it seems very likely that it might be the case. An animator Yoshihiko  Umakoshi, mentioned on a live NikoNiko broadcast that he was practicing Gogeta. While the above mentioned information is accurate, it has to be noted that Umakoshi's names isn't on the film credits. However, not all the animators working for the Dragon Ball Super movie have been named.When the new DLC (Extra Pack 3), was released for Xenoverse 2, on further Datamining, there was one character who had Super Mad Dance as a super and the Vanisher Guard evasive which are Gogeta's moves. Another character had the Gigantic Meteor Ultimate who is implied to be Broly. Hence, Gogeta Blue and Broly are being predicted to be the new characters that get released in Extra Pack 4, after the movie.Further information with regard to the animator and his comments can be read here.

No. Gogeta is not confirmed for the movie and likely will not be in the movie. There is a Datamine for Xenoverse 2 that implies there will be a new Gogeta and Broly character in the game but that's just it. It's only a video game. Dragon Ball Heroes has shown us SSJ4 Vegito. And other Dragon Ball Video Games have shown us SSJ4 Gohan, SSJ3 Broly, SSJ4 Broly etc. So using a Video Game to prove something is not always a good idea. And in September, there was an Animator, named Yoshihiko Umakoshi, who was interviewed on NicoNico. But that is actually all we know for 100% certainty. This interview aired live and was never recorded, so we have no way of going back to watch it to see what was said. The person who claimed Yoshihiko said he was drawing Gogeta for Dragon Ball (Note: The person claimed Yoshihiko said Dragon Ball, not Dragon Ball Super, there is a difference), is just a random person in Japan who is also a fan of Dragon Ball. It wasn't Yoshihiko himself who went on Twitter or anyone related to Dragon Ball Super/Toei Animation in any Official Capacity. Just a random Average Joe fan like the rest of us.

It has now been confirmed :)


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Who is the baby Lucca picked up?
in the Ending Cinematic of Chrono Trigger (i'm playing the DS Version). at the very end Lucca sees something glowing and finds a baby with a pendent before picking it up and taking it with her

I doubt it's Magus because while we see all the character but him (and Zero if you don't count Lucca's re-creation) Magus had pale blue hair, not to mention he was older than the baby when Zeal was initially destroyed (when he and the Gurus were scattered across time and he was found by Ozzie)
So who is this baby?

It's Kid, the heroine of Chrono Cross.
Sources:

Lucca's wikia page
Kid's wikia page

Both of them also contain the exact same image you have linked


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Change of final bosses in SAO Season 1 and Ordinal Scale
In SAO season 1 Akihiko Kayaba reveals that he is the final boss, but in the movie 'Ordinal Scale' the final boss is something else. Why is this?

Argus had a boss, An Incarnation of the Radius, created before Kayaba turned SAO into a death game, and replaced it with himself as the last boss.

According to an Interview with Kawahara (original author of SAO), abec (SAO's illustrator), Miki (SAO's editor) and Itou (Ordinal Scale's director), the final boss shown in the movie, "An Incarnation of the Radius" was the original boss of the 100th floor designed by Argus, but Kayaba found it so broken, he decided he'd take its place as the final boss.
Quoting certain parts of the Interview:

Kawahara: The last boss that was present in the 《Ruby Palace》 was the one formally developed by 《Argus》 before Kayaba took over.

and later on:

Kawahara: The reason why Kayaba changed himself to the last boss was because he saw the data for the original boss and thought "Like hell anyone can beat this thing" …or at least that's what I think he did.

Source: translation of said Interview


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Is there a Japanese opening/intro for "Golden Boy" (「ゴールデンボーイ」)?
"Golden Boy" (「ゴールデンボーイ」) op seems odd to me:

There are shots of the main character with no credits on picture.
The credits are white on a black background inter-titles inserted among the shots.
The music is "unusual" and with no lyrics.

I must say that I watched it from a Spanish DVD edition (it included Spanish dub and subtitles).
The ending of the videos I watched are strange as well: just a classic white on black scroll with a Japanese song as sound.
Did "Golden Boy" aired in Japan with this kind of credits too? If so, is there a reason for it?

From what I can gather, that is indeed the original opening. (Sorry, don't have the actual japanese release.)
According to ANN , the song is called Golden Boy and is by Joyo Katayanagi.
As to why it might seem a bit odd, well first off, the series came out in the mid-90s. While not standard, the stlye isn't exactly out of place for the time period.
Second off, keep in mind that the series never aired on TV, at least not at first. In stead it's an OVA (original video animation) and was first released on VHS and laserdisc. As such, it didn't really need to adhere to the usual TV-anime formats when it came to openings and such. As it was already guaranteed to have your attention, it pretty much just had to set the mood.
Also, it seems that the german release did get an opening with some lyrics. The song is called My Golden Boy by Computerjockeys. It's pretty much a remix of the original song with added english lyrics. The animation is still the same, tough.

Nice explanation about OVAs.

Thinking about your explanation, it does make a lot of sense since it simplifies the edition in different languages. BTW, I found the intro in Japanese, Spanish and English.


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Who was Chrono waving to at the wedding?
in the Ending Cinematic of Chrono Trigger (i'm playing the DS Version), when Chrono and Marle are walking down the aisle a man pushes his way through the crowd to reach the front and the scene focuses on him before going back to Chrono and Marle were we see Chrono wave

Who is this man?

That's Melchior, one of the three gurus.
You might remember him from the Millenial Fair, where he sells some starter gear at the beginning of the game. Later on, he helps Chrono and the gang to reforge the Masamune. He also plays a part in the Antiquity storyline.
The Chronopedia also mentions his appearance in the ending:

Melchior appears in the ending after you defeat Lavos. Melchior comes to Crono, and Marle's wedding with a bottle. Crono and Marle notice him because they wave back.


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How did Sasuke survive the Tsuchikage's particle style?
In the battle between Sasuke and the 5 kages at one point Onoki uses his particle style on Sasuke and Karin notes that his chakra has been completely eliminated, but then somehow Obito brings Sasuke back from his sharingan dimension and then suddenly he is alive again.
Has there ever been an explanation as to how Obito saved Sasuke here?

You've answered this one yourself - Obito intervened and teleported Sasuke to the Kamui dimension, thus preventing his death.

I think his question is more like, "We didn't see Obito inside the square of Tsuchikage's particle style. How did Obito get there, touch Sasuke, teleported both of them away in that split second?" We've seen in multiple occasion that it tooks some time for Obito to teleport someone of something.

@Albert what you are saying is true, but Minato himself admitted that Obito was fast during 9 tails attack on Konoha, yet it was unclear how fast his kamui is. Maybe he was somehow able to teleport Sasuke to his Kamui dimension before Ohnoki's particle jutsu became effective.

One thing I would want to clear is that Obito can prepare for the Kamui before actually casting it.Kamui is not a quick jutsu like Flying Raijin,especially because Obito doesn't have his other eye.
Coming to your question,Obito materialized space-time earlier and then instantly teleported Sasuke.

I don't remember reading anywhere that Obito can prepare the Kamui for later. Can you provide a source for that?

Look up to the episode where Konan fights Obito.She dissects his technique completely.


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What holiday is "Miss All Sunday" named after?
In Baroque works, the strongest 14 male members (including the unluckies) are named after numbers:  Mr. 13, Mr. 12, Mr. 11 ... Mr. 0.
The female counterparts for Mr. 13 through Mr. 8 are named: Miss Friday, Miss Saturday, Miss Thursday, Miss Tuesday, Miss Wednesday, and Miss Monday.
From then on, they are named after holidays: Miss Fathers Day, Miss Mothers Day, Miss Valentine, Miss Merry Christmas, Miss Golden Week, Bon Kurei/Bon Clay (don't ask), and Miss Double Finger (New Years Day).
The final female, however, is Miss All-Sunday who is Nico Robin. What is "All-Sunday" referring to?  Is it a holiday?  If it is just meant to be Sunday, why is the "All" there?

It's not a holiday. In his answer in Vol#18 SBS, Oda-sensei clearly said that "All Sunday" means "All the Sundays". In some English translations, translators add "of the year" but this isn't mentioned in the original Japanese text.
(My translation of said SBS)
Reader:
Hello! Odatchi! I noticed something amazing! It's about Mr. 2
Bon Kurei. It's why only Mr. 2 Bon Kurei has this codename! Numbers
are for males, but Bon Kurei is for a female which means "the end of
Bon" because he is an okama, right?

Oda:
Yes, that's right. Female agents' names are in order of the happiest events, so first:
No. 0 is All Sunday (All the Sundays)
No. 1 is Double Finger (New Year's Day)
No. 2 is Mr. 2 Bon Kurei (End of Bon)
No. 3 is Golden Week (Golden Week)
No. 4 if Christmas (Christmas)

.....something like that. Everyone seems to be puzzled with Double Finger.

Note: There is an illustration of both index fingers raised showing 1 and 1 (1/1 or January 1).
Only the author, Oda-sensei knows what "All Sunday" means, but many Japanese-speaking fans think that it means "everyday is Sunday", while a few others think "all Sundays of the year".

Double Finger doesn't sound like a holiday... it is Oda's personal joke about him pointing up two fingers to represent the date 1/1.  I doubt many people would have guessed that. Therefore, it All Sunday could well be a joke of Oda's  only he gets.... bummer.   Is there any source you have found for the Japanese interpretations or someone asking Oda or is that from personal experience?

@kaine I just re-checked the SBS and revised my answer.

Yes, this means Sunday. On the wiki her alias name is known as Miss Sunday for the Dubbed version. This would be both to simplify it and it also still holds meaning.
Overall, Miss All Sunday is also known as Miss Sunday.
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You mean the 4Kids dub? No offense but i really dont consider that canon. https://youtu.be/_GARfy90meA.  It would simplify things though.

yeah. the 4Kids dub. Personally, I hate dub and only watch subbed. In all honesty, I think that Miss All Sunday can also be known as Miss Sunday. What's your take on this @kaine

The issue isnt dub vs. sub. The issue is that one particular company's treatment of the material.  I think you may be right but 4Kids isnt a reliable source.

understandable. Sorry, however, also how can we explain the female agent's name in that random order... Miss Friday, Miss Saturday, Miss Thursday, Miss Tuesday, Miss Wednesday, and Miss Monday then to the holidays? @kaine


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Is it explained anything about what turned the cellphone-microphone into a time machine? (not how it is operated)
So they created a time machine with a microwave and a cellphone. As far as I've seen in the anime series, something it is explained about how to operate it, but do the characters ever explain something about what makes it work? Do they give any Physics related explanation about what made the microwave and cellphone capable of sending things into the past?

Are you talking about the Dmail or the timeleap machine?

It would be interesting for me to know any of them, both are based in the microwave and I suppose they should have something in common

Both of these are explained in the 1st season. I don't remember which episodes though.

I think the original visual novel goes into more detail on this.  Basically, time travel in Steins;Gate universe requires the use of a black hole. Sern is able to create them (though very tiny ones) using their large hadron collider (this was theorized as possible in real life with CERN's LHC, though I'm not sure if that theory was ever proven or disproven.)
So basically, the explanation for the phone microwave was that by lucky accident, they created their own particle collider. Remember one of the key components of their phone microwave was the large CRT television in the downstairs shop, which they referred to as the "lifter" as in ion-propelled aircraft. Cathode ray tube televisions function by shooting a beam of electrons at the screen, and thus they handwaved it to be the same as the beams of particles used in the LHC (obviously it's not). Also, as to how this combined with the microwave to create mini Kerr blackholes was as I recall unclear.
The time-leap machine was not a separate machine, but an addition to the phone microwave, that converted memories into data that was sent instead of a normal SMS. This was even more handwave-y because there's no way all a person's memories could be contained in the small number of bytes being sent by the phone microwave. They excused it by the blackhole physically "compressing" the data, as I recall, which is a very fundamental misunderstanding of how data compression even works. The black hole's "compression" effect was also what was turning matter that went into the black hole into green goo.
Anyways, that's my recollection, since I was unable to find very good resources on it, and I'm not about to replay the visual novel right now to jog the memory.

So, let me see if I understand, even if there is a sort of explanation for this, in the story, is it supposed Okabe doesnt know what he's doing and he just tries to combine randomly things to invent something out of luck instead of being something theorically planned and executed?

Yes, the Future Gadget Lab was always just them screwing around (all part of Okarin's chuunibyou or middle schooler's disease https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chunibyo) , not actually thinking they would invent anything important (though they did make some other working "inventions", but they were more like chindogu https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chindōgu ) , and the phone microwave was just a miraculous accident. It's Kurisu who deduces how the phone microwave works, and creates the time leap machine by adding to it.

kurisu is the one who is supposed to be actually smart, right?

Well, I think Okabe and Daru are supposed to be pretty smart, (at minimum, Daru is still a good hacker), but Kurisu is more like a genius.

(Note: I originally posted this on MAL. If I'm missing something, please point it out.)
How the Microwave works (chronological order):

The microwave works the same as SERN’s Large Hadron Collider. It accelerates protons at 99.99999% the speed of light. By doing so, they compress a mass into an extremely tiny space. This process creates a micro-singularity or a mini-black hole. [Note: John Titor’s and SERN’s (or even Okabe’s microwave) time machine uses two micro-singularities to distort the gravitational field around the machine enough to “replicate the effects of Kerr blackhole” thus making time travel possible.]

If you inject electrons into the micro-singularity to rotate it at an extremely high velocity, the resulting black hole exhibits what’s called Kerr Effect.

If you keep injecting electrons into the ring of the Kerr black hole’s singularity, the black hole will rotate faster and faster, and when its angular momentum exceeds a certain threshold the event horizon disappears, generating a naked singularity.

When the event horizon disappears (or naked singularity occurs), there’s no more reason for time and space to change places, meaning that you can enter a naked singularity without being trapped (killed even).

NOTE: “Kurisu: On the other side of the event horizon, moving (your body) freely though space-time becomes impossible, while moving freely through time becomes possible.”
Long story short: the microwave works the same way as the LHC (creation of two micro-singularities, lifters, etc.) The visual novel mentioned the use of lifters to stabilize the immense mass of the singularity and gravitational fields, thus making it possible to travel through black holes without getting crushed.

Read more below about how time travel works through Kerr black holes (not completely related to the anime).
The main obstacle to using black holes as a means of time travel is singularities – an infinitely dense region of space-time from which nothing can escape.
This is where Kerr black holes come in. The creation is due to (refer to a.). Instead of collapsing into the common, infinitely-dense singularity, it would create a ring of rotating neutrons, their centrifugal force preventing the singularity from forming at all. This would, theoretically, allow safe passage through a wormhole within the black hole avoiding the aforementioned spagehettification and opening the way for a very interesting possibility:
On the other side somewhere out there, would be a “white hole”, ostensibly the opposite of a black hole, spewing out the contents that had been sucked in. It would act as a bridge that would allow travel through both time and space or, perhaps, into another universe (worldline).


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Is there any other characters with 2 quirks like Todoroki?
So it's stated in the last episode of season 3 of the anime that Todoroki actually has 2 quirks (it counts as 2 quirks) when students ask if Mirio has 2 quirks (it stated that he has only one, permeation, the "instant transmission" he uses is an application of permeation). So I wondered , is there any other characters with 2 quirks like Todoroki in the series?

Do All For One and the Nomu count?

I'll start by saying that Todoroki actually only has one quirk, called "Half-Cold Half-Hot", which is a hybrid of Endeavor's "Hellflame" quirk and his mom's ice quirk. At this point in the anime (I haven't read the manga), there are no characters that have naturally been born with more than a single quirk.
Hybrid quirks are not unheard of, since Todoroki explains the concept of quirk marriages in episode 20. Quirk marriages ensure either that a certain quirk is passed down for generations, or that two quirks are combined to create an even more powerful one, in the case of Todoroki.
That said, the characters in the anime that have been known to have more than one quirk are as follows:

The nine owners of One For All* (All Might, Deku, Nana Shimura, etc)
All For One
At least 17 Nomu (I count 13 at the Nomu factory, plus the 3 killed when Shigaraki loosed them on Hosu, plus the one from the USJ attack).

This makes for a total of 27 people with more than one quirk.
As well, during All For One's time in power before All Might defeated him, he may have used his quirk to transfer quirks to any number of individuals. It's unknown how many of them may still be alive, or whether they could pass these artificially inherited quirks down to their children naturally.

* One For All is a combination of two quirks - a quirk that allows you to stockpile power in your body, and  a quirk that allows you to transfer quirks, as explained by All Might.

Chapter 166 of manga has a little more info on quirk mutations due to mixing of parent quirks.

Chapter 217 of the manga, Todoroki says to Midoriya "I didn't realize you had two quirks, too" meaning by it, that he considers himself to have 2 quirks.

It's later revealed in the manga,

 Dabi has also ice powers like Shoto, awakened after a fight with him


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Does using Devil Fruit powers drain the user's stamina?
In many cases we see that devil fruit users go easy on their powers.
For example, why didn't Whitebeard spam his Gura Gura powers during the war?
couldn't he just have destroyed the entire island? or simply from a distance cause massive sea waves on the island before even starting the war?
There was a scene when the three admirals had to block his attack, why didn't he try it again, and again?
Luffy doesn't seem to get tired of using his Gomu Gomu powers, he basically gets tired of punching, running, or fighting..etc
So what's the deal with how Devil Fruit users use their powers?

It depends on which Devil Fruit. Some fruits drain their user's stamina when its powers are being used, while some don't.
Example: Luffy's Devil Fruit permantly turns his body into rubber. The fruit's power is active at all times, but Luffy doesn't need to use any stamina to remain in his rubbery state. Luffy's stamina doesn't drain simply by existing.
On the flipside, Law's fruit, the Ope Ope no Mi, does drain his stamina when he uses it. He confirms this himself.
So the conclusion is, it depends on the fruit.

For Whitebeard case he just doesnt want to destroy entire place. If he wanted he can even destroy the planet. You also have to factor his sickness. That's what probably stops him doing that.

it depends on the fruit like for example law's fruit ope ope no mi do drains stamina


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Four people excluded from the kill list of Dark Young of Shub-Niggurath
In Overlord Season 3 Episode 12, Ainz decides to use the baby goats (Dark Young of Shub-Niggurath) to show his power to the other countries.

Begin pursuit, my adorable baby goats!
That's right. There are three... No, four people that you must not kill. Do not hurt those select four!

Who are these people? And why are they excluded from the killing list?

I only know of 3. Not 100% certain, but based on speculation and supporting evidence.
First:

As evidenced by Ainz propositioning Gazef to join him as his subordinate, it can be assumed that he is 1 of the 4 people because he wants Gazef to join him.
Second:

This one is based on speculation, but presumably the second person is King Ramposa III. The goal is to annex the Re-Estize Kingdom. The country would fall into ruin and chaos if the king were to die at Katze Plains, especially with the disappearance (death) of Prince Barbro, and would hinder Nazarick's ability to take over the country.
Third: Spoiler Alert

 At this point in the story, Princess Renner is already in contact and working with Demiurge and Nazarick. She has asked them not to kill Climb.

Fourth Possibilities:

Uncertain. Anybody is free to comment who they think the fourth person is.
Brain: He has met Shalltear and Sebas. While Shalltear didn't even recognize him, maybe Sebas mentioned him to Ainz after the events with the Eight Fingers. Seems unlikely Ainz would see any value in Brain's life as of this moment, but possible.
Marquis Raeven:
A high ranking noble who currently supports Prince Zanac's claim to the throne. Spoiler Alert.

 As we know, Princess Renner is working with Demiurge and Nazarick, and she is currently working with Prince Zanac, though more likely she is manipulating him, so that he can wed Renner to Climb once he claims the throne. As one of Zanac's most powerful supporters, perhaps Renner asked Ainz to also not kill him, so not to reduce Prince Zanac's influence in the kingdom. Possible, but seems unlikely given that after the events at Katze Plains, Raeven was so traumatized that he abandoned his post and returned to private territory.

Presumably, because Brain is there and not some random soldier, he would be a candidate under the "narrowed it down to the people I recognize" trope.

@pboss3010 While that is true out of universe, there is no in universe evidence to support that. The only people from Nazarick to even encounter Brain is Shalltear and Sebas. Shalltear didn't remember him when she met him a second time during the Jaldabaoth attack, and I doubt she would remember him again now. While it's possible Sebas mentioned Brain to Ainz, I doubt he would have. Even if he did, I don't think Ainz would value Brain's life based on what Sebas could say about him. So it's possible the fourth is Brain, but rather unlikely.

Hmm we will have to see in the future to be able to confirm the list, I am marking the answer as accepted for now!

Lord Ains mentions the four people at several different settings of the story. One included is at carne village during the prince’s raid vs. the goblin army. He reminds Lupisregina that a certain four must not die. I’m quite positive that Nphirea Balear is one of the four. Nphirea is working on his potion, which Lord Ains has made clear in the past is very important to him.

I think the other one is Climb... I don't know why but I think he was the man prohibited to kill according to Jaldabaoth(Demiurge), because when Shalltear was about to catch up with Brain she saw Climb and the other one, and didn't pursue to catch Brain anymore.


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Can Ainz Oal gown make Clones of himself?
(warning! spoiler alert): In the Final episode of overlord season 3 (Episode 13), something really tricky happened and it kinda blew my mind. Ainz Oal gown was in his warrior form (Aka Momon) and he was talking to Albedo about how he wanted to defend E-rantel from The magic King (Ainz himself) and then just as they were about to fight, Ainz Oal Gown in his true form landed close to Albedo in order to form a truce.
I don't really understand what happened in this scene because momon is ainz in his warrior form, so that leads me to the question. Does Ainz have some magical spell that allows him to make clones of himself? if not then how could there be 2 Ainz at the same time and place. Its pretty mind blowing.

Pandora's Actor has the ability to disguise himself as Ainz and others.

As a higher-tier Doppelgänger, he has an ability to mimic a player based on their appearance as well as their ability.

He already did that in episode 10 of season 2 while meeting Sebas and Tuare.
It is reasonable to assume that the same happened in episode 13.
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Did the voice of actor of Freezer worked in Gintama?
I'm watching the Gintama 2006 anime series and there is an anime character in episode 13 which its voice sounds a lot like Freezer from Dragon Ball. Did the voice of actor of Freezer worked in Gintama?

According to the Japanese Wikipedia, yes, and the character's name was Daraku.


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Can Obito's ocular jutsu acces multiple dimensions?
In the Naruto anime, Obito saved sasuke from Oonoki's particle dismantling jutsu and then sent Sasuke into his dimension. He also sent Karin into the dimension so she could heal Sasuke.
Obito then went after Danzo Shimura but then he had to fight Danzo's subbordinates first (they were buying enough time for Danzou to unseal his arm).  During the fight between Obito and Danzous subordinates(Toruno Aburame and Fu Yamanaka). Obito sucked the 2 of them into his dimension. However, sasuke and Karin were already in the dimension at that time.
This part really confused me cause Obito went back into his dimension but then the only people inside were Sasuke and Karin. I always thought Obito's Kamui was connected to just 1 dimension but then the fact that the 2 of Danzous subordinates were nowhere to be seen doesnt add up.
Does this mean Obito could use Kamui to multiple dimensions? If not then why were the 2 of Danzo's subordinates not in the same dimension as sasuke and Karin, we didnt even see them when Obito went back into the dimension to speak to Sasuke.

No.
As far as I know,Obito has only 1 dimension.Both Danzou's subordinates and Sasuke,Karin were in the same dimension.
You are forgetting that Obito has a dimension under his control.An entire dimension.Not a room.A dimension.That's another parallel universe.Read more about dimensions here:  https://profmattstrassler.com/articles-and-posts/some-speculative-theoretical-ideas-for-the-lhc/extra-dimensions/how-to-look-for-signs-of-extra-dimensions/how-big-could-an-extra-dimension-be/
Danzou's subordinates could be anywhere in Obito's dimension,maybe millions of miles away,so they would never make it to Sasuke and Karin.

It was also shown that when Kabuto was explaining how the Edo Tensei jutsu works to Tobi, that Danzo's subordinates were under genjutsu they couldn't resist. He probably kept them under it so they didn't cause any harm in his Time-Space.

Yes he saved Sasuke from being trapped in one of kaguyas dimension by opening a portal to such dimension

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How can saiyans have Freezer army-like armor when they first met Freezer?
In the last trailer from the movie Dragon Ball Super Broly, saiyans have Freezer army-like armors when they supposedly meet Freezer for the first time. How is this possible? Did saiyans and Freezer army got their armors from other race or is this a continuity mistake?

As per the release of the Broly movie, this is not a continuity error.

 The Saiyans actually served King Cold before Freeza took over the empire. This scene is King Cold introducing Freeza to them as Freeza is beginning his reign. Thus, we can easily conclude that the Saiyans acquired this armor from King Cold when the army was still known as the Cold Force.


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Is it known if One for All can't be passed through genes to children?
It was stated in the series that the user of One for All has to wish to pass One for All to another person for it to pass, and the receiver has to eat something from him/her to receive his/her DNA. However, I dont remember anything being said in the anime about if children could receive One for All or not. Is it known if One for All can't be passed through genes to children? Or could in the future there be more One for All users and not only one?

Before I answer your question, I will talk a bit  about a villain, Tomura Shigaraki, (His original name was Tenko SHimura); All for ones's favorite prodigy. Tomura Shigaraki is the Grand-Son of the 7th Torch bearer of One for All, (Nana Shimura who passed her quirk to All Might.)
However, from what the anime has showed us, Tomura's quirk is of an entirely different classification, (His quirk decays, which isn't a power type when compared to one for all). Also, Tomura's father did not inherit "One for All". From that alone, I'd say it's not possible for children to be born with one for all. This is mainly because I don't believe any sane parent would want to pass on such a "powerfully catastrophic" quirk to their unborn child. We all know that the "One for all" quirk has negative effects on users whose bodies aren't prepared and capable of containing the backlash of its power.

From the tournament Arc, the dangers of one for all shows itself. We see Midoriya destroy and batter his body (all because he isn't capable of containing the effects of the power at 100%). However, Midoriya had worked very hard for the last year, training his body to be able to withstand the quirk.
Imagine what would happen if a baby unknowingly used "one for All" quirk for the first time, (Ikr, it wont be a good sight at all). The fact is that children who are born with quirks, usually have to develop their quirks to become strong, but One for All is the total opposite of that, the user will firstly have to develop their body, so they could receive and contain a quirk that has already been developed by its previous Torch bearers.
Therefore, before a current torch bearer passes on a quirk. They would usually ensure that whoever they want to pass it on to is worthy of such a quirk, and has also put in the effort (so that when they get it, their bodies will be capable to handling the backlash from using such a powerful quirk.)
So to answer your question, I believe that its actually possible to willingly pass on the quirk to an unborn child who is inside a woman that has "One for All". However, the chances of that happening will forever be very low, because of how dangerous it will be for an unprepared child to wield. Not to mention, the problems that could arise if "All for one" realizes the quirk is wielded by a child.
Also, it seems that your not getting the concept of One for all. There can't be multiple users of One for all at a given time. Once a current torch bearer passes on the quirk to someone else, his embers start to drastically decline.
 (Think of One for All like a torch of flames), So sooner or later the person who passed the quirk on will run out of that spark, and then will no longer have the ability to use one for all. What i mean by this is once you pass on the "One for All quirk" you no longer have the quirk. All thats left is a small portion of the remnants of the quirk that your body has gotten accustomed to, but then you will use up that leftover power and then not be able to do it in time.


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What happened to the Titans after the Survey Corps left the walls?
What happened to all the Titans roaming outside the walls when the Survey Corps left the wall and arrived at the ocean? I mean, surely they couldn't not have disappeared into thin air now (Like the Colossal Titan), right? Surely the Survey Corps would have encountered vast amounts of Titans as always when venturing outside the walls.
I know for a fact that the Survey Corps did not install Titan guillotines all over Wall Maria, like it was used in Trost District.
I distinctly remember in one of the chapters, it mentioned that the Survey Corps went along beaten Titan trails outside of the walls, and encountering little to no Titan Resistance. How is this possible? Am I missing something from the Manga/Anime?

It is described in chapter 90 of manga. Using Titan guillotines, survey corps eventually slayed all titans inside wall Maria. And in following expedition to outside the walls, survey corps made conclusion, that most titans were actually inside wall Maria, so close to no titans were left in total.

How did I miss that? Heck, beats me. But it does make sense, the Titans can get even closer now to Humans thanks to the breach in Wall Maria by Shiganshina, which make sense for them to cluster into Wall Maria in the hopes of breaching Wall Rose. Thanks again! Really do appreciate it!


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Has Midoriya's father ever appeared in the anime or in the series?
As far as I remember, Midoriya's father never appeared in the anime. What happened to him? Did he appear in the manga?

In Extra to Volume 11 of manga, in Midoriya's mother profile, it's said that her husband works overseas. This is the only information we are given about Midoriya's father in general; he is not shown or even mentioned anywhere else otherwise.

This does not actually answer the question on his appearing in the series or not even if it says where he is.

This answer gives the only information available about Midoriya's father in the entirety of manga. I've expanded answer to specify this more explicitly if it was not clear from the context.


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Couldnt Overhaul be used in the same way of Eri's rewind quirk?
According to one My Hero Academia wikia

  he is also capable of using it to "revive" people, as he has done to Rappa multiple times

and

  Sir Nighteye assumes that Chisaki's Quirk is responsible for the healing of the Team Reservoir Dogs

Also

Overhaul's characters in his name are composed of "治" (chi, lit.
  "govern, regulate, administer"), "崎" (saki, lit. "promontory, cape,
  spit") and "廻" (kai, lit. "revolve, return, curving"

If he can revive and may be heal people, isnt reving the most difficult/extreme "rewind" of a person's state? Couldnt Overhaul be used in the same way of Eri's rewind quirk?

According to description of Overhaul ability, it allows its user to disassemble and reassemble anything, which makes it kinda similar to alchemy from Fullmetal Alchemist. This leads me to speculation, that while disassembling something or someone, Kai Chisaki learns how this object or person is structured, and thus is able to reconstruct it or them to the previous shape. This is partially backed up by the fact, that most of people, that were "revived" by Kai Chisaki, were killed by his ability as well.
Description of Eri's ability is rather vague, but it seems she can just "rewind" person to previous state (it is still not clear what "parameters" of person she can "rewind"), even being not aware what this state was. Another difference is that according to situation when

 Midoriya was using 100% Full Cowl for pretty extended time,

Eri is able to "fix" person in their current "state", instantly reverting any changes to their body, unlike Overhaul, which is singular action.
Most limitations to quirks are never explained by author, but taking into account, that Kai Chisaki was never using his quirk to achieve same result as Eri is able to do, I'd say he can't "simulate" it.

Quirks are somewhat related to DNA and blood. Quirks are also like a muscle in the human body; Overusing them can be strainful, Quirk can be trained to become more efficient, just like a muscle, and last, but not least, they have limits, and guess what also has limits? I'll give you a hint: A GODDAMN MUSCLE.
But, it's also about what the Quirk effects in question. In all honesty, even a random Quirk might be related to everything in the human body. Kai, with Overhaul, has been shown to turn straight-up blood into solid, non-organic bullets that can remove Quirks. This means that he could literally create bullets with different effects that are related to the quirk's ability. And, it's already been said that the quirk itself has full control over matter when reassembling something, whether it be organic or non-organic. And, this also may or may not be true, I'm not sure, but Kai could fuse himself with people by using Overhaul to disassemble himself and then reassemble the person's body, giving him control over their Quirk(s).
If Kai could do all of that, then I'm sure he would be able to remove someone's Quirk by disassembling and reassembling them to where the Quirk didn't even exist at all in the human body, or even in their DNA. In fact, you could probably make someone younger with this Quirk, or augment or decrease the power of a Quirk. Basically, the Quirk can disassemble something and reassemble matter in any form or shape, which is just OP as hell.

Hello, @Demonetization could you please cite your sources for your answer? You can add links or image to prove your point more concretely.


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Why didn't Eren's eyes change colour when he inherited the Founding Titan?
So, after watching the Anime, I noticed that all the people, who inherited the power of the Founding Titan, eye's change from their original colour to a brilliant purple colour, whether they be royal blood or not, as evidence of Grisha Jaeger. It should noted that the holder's eyes change colour almost immediately after consuming the previous holder, as evidence by Grisha again and Frieda Reiss. Based on what is seen and known thus far, it would make sense that the purple eyes of the holder would signify that they are in control of the Founding Titan, when compared to other Titan Shifters, like Annie and Reiner.
Evidence A -- here -- Look under the Titan Tab in the character details box.
This raises yet another question, why didn't Eren's eyes change colour after he ate Grisha in the Woods? Is he not affected by the power of the Founding Titan? Or does the power need to be "activated", like the Ackerman clan, in order to use it at it's full potential?
I don't recall seeing anything about this in either the Anime or the Manga, but I could be wrong and maybe missed something yet again.

If you are not part of the Reiss Family, the founding titan's power impacts eye colour on a case by case basis.
According the the Attack on Titan Wikia:

When members of the Reiss family inherit the Founding Titan, they are affected by Karl Fritz's will, and at times, their normally light-colored eyes darken and emit a glow.

However, there seems to be no universal rule outside of the Reiss family. The eye colour aspect seems to be tied in with how it affects memory and will but as far as I can tell there is nothing official/canon so all we can do is speculate.
So here is my speculation:
Inheriting the founding titan and will of another is what changes your eye colour. This explains the Reiss Family as every one of them inherited Karl Fritz's will. But (with only a few extra steps) this also explains Grisha Yaeger.
So after eating Frieda Reiss, clearly Grisha did not inherit her will, instead I think his eye colour change was because of Eren Kruger. Kruger had done some horrible things to Grisha but in his final moments he defected, pushing his comrade off the wall to save Grisha. He then went on to justify all his bad deeds and answer any questions, explaining about the history of the founding titan and King Fritz's goal urging him to help the with the restoration project. He then injected Grisha with the titan serum and allowed himself to be eaten. Grisha did go on to help the cause, starting a family and continuing to investigate the ongoings of Paradise Island. My interpretation is that the moment he ate Frieda was the point of no return, where symbolically he truly inherited Kruger's will and thus his eye colour changed.
To answer your actual question:
Finally we have Eren Yaeger who's eyes remain green throughout. I believe his eyes remain the same colour because of his overwhelmingly powerful determination, ie. even after inheriting the founding titan his will remained his own.

Interesting theory. Very interesting indeed. Definitely adds a new perspective to the Founding Titan's effect on the current holder, but then again, all of this is speculation unless Isayama details this later in the Manga and Anime

Update: 2021/11/01
As Season 4: Episode 5
Near the end of the show, eyes color change again, and I presume founding titan power can be control by Eren.


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Did Naruto stack Sage Mode with Sage of Six Path Mode?
Naruto received Sage of Six Path Mode from Hagaromo. At this moment, what was Naruto "final form"?

KCM + Sage Mode(Toad) + Sage of Six Path Mode?
KCM + Sage of Six Path Mode?

If it's the latter, did his Sage Mode(Toad) transformed into Sage of Six Path Mode? Is there any other explanation?

Really? Unreasonable downvote?

Naruto had already unlocked KCM+Sage Mode before getting extra powers from Hagoromo(when he was fighting Sage-Obito alongside Minato)
Sage of six paths chakra gave him truth seeker orbs,along with a small piece of each tailed beast.
Hope that answers your question.

So, did he use KCM+Sage Mode+Sage of Six Path Mode?

Yep.He used them all

I think that is a transformation. His Sage Mode (Toad version) evolve into Sage of Six Path mode. Same thing happen with Sharingan evolved to Rinnegan. Because both power up is derived from Rikudou Sennin or Hagoromo.


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Kakashi's Mangekyou Sharingan
Obito starts using his Mangekyou as soon as he unlocks it,unlike Kakashi.
Did Kakashi not know he had the Mangekyou?Or did he keep it hidden?

Just to clarify, the Mangekyo sharingan unlocked when Rin died. Thus, Kakashi does know that he has the ability to use Mangekyo sharingan the whole time through the series. Thus, he does know he has the Mangekyo.
Regarding whether he kept it hidden or not is up to the viewer's discretion. There's another thread that was open a few years ago on When did Kakashi first use his Mangekyo sharingan, an excellent thread to see what other people think.
Personally, I'd say he tried to keep it hidden since he still couldn't properly wield it properly, and would be in danger


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What's the difference between semi-pro and pro heroes?
In season 3 of the anime Eraserhead tells the students if they are going to give an exam for obtainig a semi pro license. What's the difference between a semi pro license and a pro license? What are the students who approves going to be allowed to do and what not?

That might be a translation issue.  In the version I watch, they refer to it as a provisional license.  In English, a provisional license is a temporary and/or limited license.  Kind of like a learner's permit for driving a car; given to those who qualify and grants limited privileges, usually at 15 years old, where a full drivers license would be available at 16 years old.

The answer will be based on my interpretation.
Personally, I'd like to think of the hero licenses like driving license.
For the context, a person with a learner's they can only drive under certain condition, whereas a person with a driving license can drive a car regardless with or without permission.
Thus, a hero with semi-pro hero license can take action to be a hero in an emergency situation if the situation permits, such as if there are no pro hero(es) nearby, or
to provide on-site assistance. If they don't even have this license, by their law, they're not supposed to perform any hero activities (This should make sense, else why have a license in the first place - There has to be some sort of legal constraint for them to not be able to use their quirks if they don't have a hero license). To add on, I think that if there are pro heroes on site, they shouldn't be able to freely execute any hero duties unless permitted by the pro hero.
(By law, if they don't have this semi-pro license, they should leave as soon as possible from the site of danger)
Whereas, if a hero has a pro hero license, then they can (by law) perform any sort of hero activities, regardless the situation.
Besides that, another possible reason is the difference in how long their hero license could last. I wasn't able to find an image of a pro hero license, but we do have Midoriya's semi-pro hero license:

At the last line of the image, there is a line which translates to: "You can use this card till ...."
Thus, I believe it is a rather safe assumption to say that their card should expire much faster compared to a pro hero's license (Similar to learner's license and driving license expiry timing as well).