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Why is Sakusa considered one of the top 3 aces in the country?
It is shown in Haikyuu that Sakusa from itachiyama High is one of the top three spikers/aces in the country. But from the knowledge that I have from manga and anime there is no such information.
If I remember, most information about Sakusa is given in the last arc. In Chapter 394 it is shown that he is great at receiving, and it's also shown that his arm is flexible. But compare that to Bokuto who has an amazing cross-shot and is great at line show.
Whereas if we look at Sakusa, even at the national youth camp he was a totally average player.
Am I missing something? Or is there nothing good about Sakusa except his flexible arm and that alone makes him superior to every player in the country?
I know that it is also shown that he works very hard, but so does everyone else, so that doesn't count in his favor.

"Top three spikers in the country" does not mean "top three players in the country". It means "top three spikers in the country". Spiking is only one aspect of volleyball.

yeah but if we look at wakatoshi or kiryu they have much more than thier arm that made the top three spikers. Whereas in case of sakusa only his flexible arm won't make him superior than bokuto.
And also his speciality is also shown as receiving instead of spiking chapter-394.
What do you think about this?

To complicate the matter, is Sakusa considered as one of the top 3 aces, or spikers?

@AkiTanaka
Both ace and spiker here He is the only second-year among the top three spikers in the country <- Read this in trivia
Kiyoomi Sakusa (Japanese: 佐久早さくさ 聖臣きよおみ Sakusa Kiyoomi) was the ace spiker for Itachiyama Institute, a heavy favorite to win the nationals <-this in the introduction.


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Does Ash ever re-encounter his Butterfree after Butterfree's Goodbye episode?
I have not watched the Pokémon anime since Battle Frontier, but I saw a snippet of a much newer episode in a region that is most definitely not Johto, that featured Claire, the Dragon gym leader from the Johto region.
This led me to realize that it's not impossible for the anime producers to bring back characters from the very distant past.
So I was thinking, does Ash ever re-encounter his Butterfree in an episode after Butterfree's Goodbye?

Ash has never met his Butterfree again yet (at the time I'm posting). We can only see him in some flashbacks and in the tenth opening of the anime.

One episode was conjectured by fans to take this form, but in the end it didn't. Instead it had Ash befriend a Metapod that, in that same episode, evolved into a Butterfree that didn't ultimately stay with him.

A simple answer is no. We don't see Butterfree and Ash ever meeting again after their farewell in Bye-Bye Butterfree:

                    A scene just before butterfree's departure

As mentioned on the Bulbapedia (and partially in the comments):

Ash's Butterfree has since appeared in the tenth opening for the anime, Spurt!, along with his mate, the pink Butterfree.

However, he has not returned in any episodes since his last appearance. Ash has, however, flashed back to having him several times, such as in The Thief That Keeps on Thieving!, A Trainer and Child Reunion!, and Butterfree and Me!.

Yes.
In the final episode of Pokémon Journeys, "Satoshi and Go! Embark on a New Journey!!", aired in Japan on 16 December 2022, Ash reunites with both Butterfree and its mate:

For context, this is exactly 1,200 episodes after Butterfree was initially released.

I'm assuming it died. If it's anything like a real-life butterfly or insects in general which have short life spans, real butterflies (depending on the type) live from a few weeks to a year at most. Considering how in Pokemon insect types evolve the fastest and are found in bulk it should correlate they die the youngest and lay many eggs to compensate like real life insects as well.

It's now been confirmed that this isn't the case. Ash's Butterfree is still alive.

A year hasn't yet passed in the Pokémon universe.

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Where can I read the original One Punch Man
Where can I read the original webcomic One Punch Man created by ONE, preferably offline in an iOS app or in printed form.

Welcome to Anime & Manga! Take note that this site doesn't condone piracy, so we will only mention legal/official sites if they exist. Answers/comments that mention questionable sites will be removed without prompt.

That said, are you looking for the English translation or the original Japanese?

I’d prefer Japanese but if it exist in English I’d like that also. I am also only interested in legal sources and it is OK if it costs money.

The web-comic of One Punch Man is a self-published work by ONE, and are freely available, in Japanese, on their website
As far as I know there are no printed or digital versions available for purchase. Hence for offline reading I would suggest a app/browser that supports offline reading.

Well, since you're apparently limited to iOS, and PC, I advise downloading all of the webcomic
to your computer and reading it at your own pace.

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In Steins;Gate, what happens to the memories of Amadeus for the current Okabe?
In Steins;Gate 0, it explains how Okabe sent a video message to the past back to himself. What happens to the current Okabe's memories of Amadeus who is in the Steins;Gate world line? I assume nothing ever happened to him meeting Amadeus, but it seems sad because only the Okabe who sent the video file knows about Amadeus. And that Okabe probably doesn't exist anymore.

Seeing as the Virtual Novel for Steins;Gate 0 had not come out during the production of Steins;gate, I would assume the production team would not have included Amadeus into Steins gate.
But to further answer your question Okabe is not an all-knowing entity in that, he knows all timelines, but more that he remembers all actions taken by himself after he has made a new jump using the PhoneWave. Okabe has no memories of what happens to the Okabe he leaves behind after he decides to use the PhoneWave to jump forward or backward in time. He only follows the reaction to the PhoneWave so technically his consciousness follows the timeline of the messages in the PhoneWave.
In simpler terms, the Destination of the messages from the PhoneWave becomes the destination of his mind because he only follows the change in the timeline.
So when he decides it's hopeless to save Kurisu the consciousness of Okabe(Steins;Gate) then leaves to follow the line of the PhoneWave so the Okabe(Steins;Gate 0) is then left to his own devices separated from Okabe(Steins;Gate)
Although future Okabe(Steins;Gate 0) seems to no longer have the special ability to follow timelines seeing as he doesn't follow the timeline back when he sends the video back with Hashida's daughter, Suzuha. But this could be explained seeing as he did not use the PhoneWave to message his old self but instead had someone else go back to try and change things.
I hope this answers your question. I am no philosopher but I do hope that this message is concise and accurate. If I am wrong, I'm sure someone will find a way to points out the flaws in my interpretation.


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Is the Guilty Crown(Cat's Cradle) that Yuzuriha Inori offers Ouma Shu Jacob's Ladder?
Inori offers Shu the Guilty Crown(a form of the Cat's Cradle) in the first episode. Is the Cat's Cradle variant Jacob's Ladder?

Yes, the string figure Inori offers is 4-step Jacob's Ladder.
In Japan, the hobby is known as ayatori. Also, in ayatori term, the string figure Inori offers is called hashigo (ladder), specifically 4-dan hashigo (4-step ladders).

From Xspy70's post about "Guilty Crown Ending Explanation/Interpretation" on MyAnimeList Forums,

The shape that Inori and Mana present to Shu in the beginning of the anime using strings is called Jacob's Ladder. It represents the staircase to heaven according to the book of Genesis. By asking Shu to take it, they imply that he should accept the (guilty) crown and be the king of the new world. In the end however, Inori, using the life strings, gives him a shape of an open eye (or Cat's Eye, from a string game called Cat's Cradle). When Shu takes it, the eye shape "closes" (Fish in a Dish string figure). Aside from being a foreshadowing of the rest of his life, a closed eye also means he is relieved from his unwanted duty of being the king. Closed eye (which also means blind) also means innocence. The Innocence that Shu was striving for for so long. It was his redemption from the responsibilities he never wanted to take. It meant he no longer had to be the king. It meant that he should no longer be "guilty."


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What is the significane of 8 in Anime and Manga?
I have recently noticed 8 is a pretty common number in the manga I have been reading. Like Samurai 8 and Kaiju NO.8 have the number in their title. There are also 8 gyms in pokemon. Like the number 8 seems very important. Is it related to how the number 4 in Japanese sounds like death?

It all comes down to superstition.
4 and 9 are considered "unlucky" numbers because of their phonological resemblance to the words 死 (shi – death) and 苦 (ku – suffering).
7 and 8, however, are considered luckier. 7's luckiness is steeped in Buddhist tradition and folklore. 8, which is written as 八 in kanji, is reminiscent of a strong foundational base, like a mighty sugi or ginkgo tree or a firm architectural feat.


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How come islanders don't have knowledge to create titan serum even though Reiss family have them?
How come islanders don't know to create titan serum even though the Reiss family have them?
We know that Rod had titan serum to convert someone into a pure titan in the episode where he himself is converted to a giant caterpillar-like titan. But in chapter 107 visitor, it is implied that Islanders don't have the knowledge to make titan serum and they only have those which were gifted to them by visitors. Clearly, someone on the island knows how to make them. Then why can't they find that someone probably in the government who had ties to Rod? Since they overthrow his government, they should know about all his secret technology.

This might be the knowledge that only the Fritz family knew about, which Grisha Jager killed in the first place. or maybe, only the wielder of the founding titan from a royal bloodline knows how to make it. As you might know, every royal who inherits the founding titan also inherits the previous wielder's memories and king Fritz's will of peace.


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Do Jinchurikis bleed when a tailed beast is extracted?
Kushina had blood come out of her mouth when Obito extracted Kurama out of her. Why did this not happen to Naruto?

I don't think the bleeding was caused by the extraction of the tailed beast but was caused by the intense pain and struggle from her giving birth to naruto. As far as I remember only both naruto and gaara were shown when a tailed beast was extracted from them and both didn't have any blood.


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Why is the Tricycle the catalyst?
I watched black-bullet and read the light novel quite some time ago. But just recently watched it again because I got bored.
Something got to my mind all of a sudden after episode 4, Why is the Tricycle the catalyst for a stage 5 Gastrea?
I looked around on the wiki etc, but couldn't really find it. But I have my speculations, like if the human soul or something remains a little and this is used as a triggering factor for a lot of emotions that it would form an stage 5 or something.
Nevertheless, I'm really interested if I missed it and there is an actual mention of this or other's speculations.

Well gastrea were humans. Maybe that tricycle was the lv 5 Gastrea's tricycle when she was human.

@絢瀬絵里 exactly what i thought but u dont know if theres a mention about this ?


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How were the gamers transported to the hospitals in Sword Art Online?
Did the light novels (or manga) ever explain how the medical personnel were able to get the trapped gamers from their homes to the hospital without the NerveGear frying the gamers? From the anime's description, it should have been impossible, since the NerveGear would've killed anyone was physically disconnected from the game.

Just for the info, Sword Art Online originated from the light novel, not from the manga, unless you're really asking about the manga adaptation.

@AkiTanaka, thanks for clarifying - I don't mind an answer from either the light novels or the manga. Thought it might be a plot hole, but hoping to find an answer either way.

the NerveGear has a Battery

It also has a battery and internal memory to store data from the games. 30% of the NerveGear's weight is from its internal battery.

Source: NerveGear > Appearance
according to the citation this was revealed in Volume 1 Chapter 3 of the Light Novel
Kirito also points this out in the first episode when Kayaba is addressing the players in the Town of Beginnings about the start of the Death Game

When Klein voiced his doubts on the situation, Kirito confirmed that the NerveGear's signals essentially functioned like microwaves, thus it was indeed plausible for them to cause lethal brain damage if the safeties were disabled. Kirito also explained the helmet had an internal battery, which rendered Klein's proposal to disconnect it from its power source meaningless.

Source: Sword Art Online Episode 01 > Plot (7th Paragraph)

Klein:  What's that guy talking about he's gotta be nuts. Right Kirito?
Kirito: He's right that the transmitter's signals work just like microwaves.  If the safety were disabled it could fry a brain.
Klein:  Then, if we cut the power…
Kirito:  No, the NerveGear has an internal battery.

Source: Sword Art Online Episode 1 Animebreakdown.com
and as Kayaba mentions there had already been deaths due to people trying to remove the NerveGear despite his warnings. so either medical professional found out about the battery  or Kayaba had told them for the sake of making sure the players didn't just start dying off

Was the network connection maintained somehow during transport to the hospital?

@JW8 No, later in the first volume it's explained how in the first weeks of the game, players would experience a kind of disconnection visual for a couple hours, in the timeframe that it took their bodies to be moved to the hospital. This was possible, because Kayaba allowed players to be disconnected from the network for no longer than two hours (as explained in the same Light Novel chapter above).

@TUSF, thanks! That clarifies that point - the anime didn't explicitly make it clear that Kayaba allowed users to be temporarily disconnected from the network.


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Does Nijigasaki campus have a track field?
The latest LoveLive anime "Nijigasaki High School Idol Club" is set in the Tokyo Big Sight.
Is there any scene in the anime, the game or released concept material which shows the school having a track field?

Yes, and it's shown right in episode one!
The first mention of its existence is when the captain of the drama club tells the members to run ten laps.
Later in the episode (about 15:46 in), there is a scene that pans through the various facilities of Nijigasaki High, and there the track is included. (Other facilities include a gym, a pool, and tennis courts). Below is a screenshot.

It looks like it is located at the Sona Multipurpose Plaza. It's a grassy park, so it already bears a resemblance, as can been seen from this pamphlet (the "grass field" section). Google also has a Street View where you can see almost the same view as the scene, with halls in the background.
The track comes up again in episode 10, where the club is jogging.

This Street View, takem from the adjacent road, shows the same Yurikamome tracks as in the screenshot, matching the same location.
Soon after this cut, they start playing tag, giving us another shot of the tracks:

The same Street View as the first one I posted, just turned around 180, shares a lot of the same buildings in the background. So, I'm certain the location is at Sona Multipurpose Plaza.

Thanks! A little embarrassing for me as I didn't associate this with the school since I didn't see Big Sight, but it is actually quite close!

@lulalala Well technically, it's not on the premise, so I can see it easily being overlooked. On the other hand, by this observation, we can assume that the school grounds of Nijigasaki is not just limited to Big Sight but also the area around it.


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Would Misa get back her Shinigami Eyes?
So I was watching Death Note, and at a certain point Misa loses her Death Note, her memories, and her eyes.  What would happen, if she gets her Death Note back for some reason? - would her shinigami eyes come back?

No she doesn't, this is show later in the series which going by how the question is worded, indicates that the evidence to this would be a spoiler.

 in Episode 24 when she retrieves the Death Note that Light buried as apart of his grand plan to exonerate Himself, Misa (to save himself from Rem) and to kill L.

 After Misa recovers the book her memories return, however she had forgotten L's real name which she saw back when she was at University with Light and L and so makes the eye deal again

 "After the Task Force says goodbye to Misa, Light orders Misa to recover the other Death Note he had hidden and buried at a particular site a few months earlier. Misa goes to the site and regains her memories, while also finding a slip to write down the true name of "Hideki Ryuga," only for her to have forgotten (later revealed to have also been planned). Returning from the Shinigami Realm, Ryuk greets Misa, who makes a second deal for the Shinigami Eyes in order to find out L's true identity (and also trading a human apple for a Shinigami one, which Misa finds sandy). Misa and Ryuk then return to the headquarters and reunite with Light out front, where Rem notices via a security camera that Misa has again halved her life, and now has less than a month to live."

 Source: Revival > Synopsis (3rd Paragraph)

Alright, nice to know.
It seems like that i just watched that episode so it's also true what you say.
Thanks1

I don't know about the anime but in the manga

 She loses her Shinigami Eyes and her death note when she gets captured by L.

 Light later gets her to touch the death note again and she makes the deal again to get the Shinigami Eyes halfing her already halfed lifespan


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Did Merus lose Ultra Instinct when he lost his inmortality?
Merus's life was spared, but they turned him into a mortal. What happened with his powers in this moment? Did his use of Ultra Instinct and strength disappear when this happened, or are those powers unrelated to his former status as angel?

From Dragon Ball Wiki - Merus,

Upon being revived by the Grand Minister, all of Merus' Angel capacities were removed, including his immortality and divine powers, making him mortal [and now] being known as Merus Ikanoichiyabosshi. While nowhere near as strong as his Angel form, Merus is still extremely powerful and capable of using the Autonomous Ultra Instinct ability, being able to even take on the likes of the Transformed Moro thanks to it.

Hi, you are a new and I suppose you don't know it, but if you are quoting some text from another page you are supposed to add a link to the source (and put the text in quotation marks or use the quote function)


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Why did Zeke change from an Eldia enemy to an Eldia ally?
Something I missed from the anime, or it wasn't explained, or it wasn't explained yet -- why did Zeke change from battling eldians to being their ally? I looked for an explanation in the wikia, but I couldn't find an answer there either. Is this explained in the manga? Why did Zeke change from an Eldia enemy to an Eldia ally?

Is this explained in the manga?

yes.

Why Zeke changed from an Eldia enemy to an Eldia ally?

SERIOUS SPOILERS WARNING!!
everything is going according to manga and you'll understand everything just in time.
I suggest you wait for the following episodes.
if you don't mind spoilers continue

Zeke had a goal, from the begging of becoming the beast titan. he wanted to change All of the Eldians genes so they can never bear any children. he wants to do that to stop all of the Hate and wars in the world (I guess :D). So, to do that he needs to contact the founder titan. so I don't think he was an enemy to Eldia he was acting so he could achieve his goal in the proper time.

The way he mercilessly killed a lot of important eldian people doesnt make this plot twist very smooth

@Pablo yes, but actually no. in the future episode you'll see how merciless he'll become just to accomplish his goal. you can check (chapter 119 page 18) to see what kind of guy Zeke is.

Zeke had a secret plan for Eldians all along. He calls himself a true Eldian restorationist. He always wanted to save all eldians just like his father and he climbed up the military ranks in Marley for the very same reason. And thanks to that he could reach out to Eren. It is explained well in the Blog Here. and Here


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How do some logia users fly?
How do logia users fly with their ability/element?  I thought they are only able to turn into their element, not control them.

Logia users, whose element is lighter than air, can fly by transforming (at least) their  lower body into that element:
Moku Moku no Mi (Smoke fruit)
Gasu Gasu no Mi (Gas fruit)
I am unsure if the Pika Pika no Mi (Light fruit) is based on the same or rather the special property of light.
I am not aware of other Logia users truly flying with their ability. They rather propel themselves into the air (e.g. Mera Mera no Mi / Fire fruit and Suna Suna no Mi / Sand fruit).
The Yuki Yuki no Mi (Snow fruit) can grant flight by creating wings made of snow but that is less of a Logia thing itself.


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After the loss of Kurama does Naruto have the Six Paths Sage Mode?
We are all sad what happened in the last chapter of Boruto manga. Now I am thinking:  Does Naruto have, and can he use, the Six Paths Sage Mode without Kurama?

He still has his Six Paths chakra. He still has everything from the war, except his Truth-Seeking Ball. The TSB have been destroyed in the war, and in his battle with Sasuke, and he can't reproduce others. The yellow chakra cloak is just Kurama's cloak, and has nothing to do with Six Paths Sage Mode.

Yes he does. But some people part of the Naruto fandom tend to get Six Paths Sage Mode mixed up with a similar chakra mode that Naruto has.
According to https://narutofanon.fandom.com:

Six Paths Sage Mode (六道仙人モード, Rikudō Sennin Mōdo) is a form which empowers the user's abilities to a far greater extent by utilising the Six Paths Sage Chakra. It is a divine state gifted by Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki to those who have an iron faith and the guts to never give up.

According to https://comicvine.gamespot.com:

Truth-Seeking Orb (求道玉 Gudōdama) are black orbs made up of chakra of all natures, including the five basic elemental natures and Yin-Yang release. Although it is usually seen as hand-sized by default, it can exist in any shape or size, depending on the amount of chakra within it.

Now as to what has confused the fandom between Six Paths Sage Mode and the mode where Naruto generates Truth-Seeking Orbs.

THIS is Six Paths Sage Mode.
Now, as to the mode where Naruto generates Truth-Seeking Orbs.

THIS is when Naruto mixed Six Paths Sage Mode with his Nine-Tails cloak. Some people get it confused.
To answer your question, Naruto still has Six Paths Sage Mode after the death of Kurama, but he can no longer generate Truth-Seeking Orbs as he did in Naruto Shippuden.

As Kurama explains it, Baryon mode uses both Kurama & Naruto's chakra as raw materials collide and form brand new energy, which means raw material once used, it's gone forever. It's not just Kurama is gone, but also a portion of all Bijuu chakra and SOSP chakra and quite a large amount Naruto's chakra as well. At this point, Naruto isn't the same as he faced against fused Momoshiki.


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Why do the Marleyans turn Eldians into titans when exiling?
So I understand they're really racist, but when exiling, why not just throw people off into the desert?  Why make them titans too?

They used to turn eldians into pure titans and release them in the island to serve as both punishment and to ENSURE no eldian would leave the island.


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How powerful are the jutsu created with Scientific Ninja Tools?
If a ninja student or genin use scientific ninja tools, can they match the jutsu made by upper ranks, such as chunin or jounin? How about matching a kage?
How powerful are the jutsu created with Scientific Ninja Tools? Does their power have a limit?

Since there are various types of scientific ninja tools and each have different purposes, I'm assuming you are referring to the Gauntlet (based on how your question is phrased).
These tools are new to the Narutoverse as a whole, so there is little information on them both in and out of universe. However, based on the gauntlet wiki, it seems likely an academy student or genin would be able to "match" the power level of Jonin or Kage in a sense.

The Gauntlet was developed by Katasuke of Konohagakure's Scientific Ninja Weapons Team as a way to allow anyone (even non-shinobi) to use complicated jutsu without the need for training or the requisite skills

(Emphasis my own)

Jutsu are not ranked by a power level, but rather the difficulty to perform based on chakra control and skill. The power of the jutsu is determined by the caster. If the caster does not have proper chakra control, the jutsu would be weaker than one who has excellent chakra control.
In order to use the Gauntlet, a jutsu would need to be sealed into a scroll cartridge to be used as "ammunition". So theoretically, the strength of the sealed jutsu would be based on the who would created the cartridge. So for example, if Sasuke were to created a cartridge using a fire-type jutsu, it would probably be more potent than if Sakura tried to do create a cartridge using the same jutsu. And then vice versa for medical jutsu


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Why did Sonju help the kids escape?
In The Promised Neverland season 2 episode 3 somewhere around 8:00, Sonju mentioned that he wants to eat natural-born humans, and that's why he is helping those kids.

But what I understand from the plot is that demons eat humans to maintain their physics and intelligence, and Senju has both of them. So why does he want to eat those children's natural-born babies?
If he really wanted to eat natural-born humans, then why did he help them in episode 11 to escape to the human world? Also, he could have eaten Ratri as he is a human and brilliant.

Did I miss something important from the series?

is this a spoiler?

First off, Sonju doesn't need to eat humans to retain his intelligence and humanoid appearance. But to explain why is somewhat of a spoiler:

 His traveling companion Mujika, is the Evil-Blooded. Rather than explain myself, I'll quote the wiki: "Mujika is a special demon who retains the characteristics and sapience of humans without requiring to consume them. Other demons who ingest a drop of her blood gain the same abilities and are also able to spread this unique body composition to other demons."

Mujika and Sonju both follow a religion that forbids them to eat farm-raised humans. Thus, Sonju thinks it would be okay to hunt humans born in the wild, and this is something he wants to do.
I haven't seen the anime yet, which I think may tell a different story from what I've gleaned, but I've read the manga up to volume seventeen. From what I've seen, Sonju seems quite loyal to Mujika (and for good reason given her ability). Though it may be his private wish to hunt humans again, he might listen to orders from Mujika if it is her wish to help the children escape to the human world. I can't say this definitively though.
For the last point: If I understand correctly, I think the promise makes it forbidden for the demons to attack the Ratri clan, and any humans from the other world. I could be wrong. I'll try to verify this at a later time.

Note: in anime, degenerated killed Ratri clan pursuers.

Helping them is clearly shown to be Sonju's idea in the manga - Mujika initially suggested to sell them out to finance about six months of travel, and he told her they should help them instead.

Sonju mentions that in the manga, he helps them because of a "promise". It seems that he cannot eat them then. (from what I remember.) I think it's because the humans belong to the other demons from the farms, and he cannot trespass into the human part of the world. I think I remember him wishing for the kids to break the promise so he can eat humans since the farm kids are not available to him. Even if he could eat most of the farmed humans, there are only four high-quality farms. So yeah, basically it's so he can eat humans without the promise getting in the way. I hope this helps :)

Sonju helped the kids hoping that, by escaping, they'd break the Promise - thus allowing hunts to resume.

Welcome to Anime.SE! This appears to have been flagged as low-quality due to its short length. Can you [edit] this to elaborate a bit, such as by describing where in the manga this is explained?


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Why does a reanimated shinobi bleed?
Why does reanimated Itachi bleed while using Ametarasu (Naruto, killerbee vs reanimated Nagato, Itachi fight), while no other reanimated shinobi bleed when attacked? For example, Minato didn't bleed when his arm got chopped off, and third Raikage didn't bleed when he got struck by Naruto.

See: https://www.quora.com/Why-did-blood-come-from-the-eye-of-Edo-Itachi-Edo-Tensei-isnt-supposed-to-be-flesh-and-blood ... https://www.reddit.com/r/Naruto/comments/4ckwkw/i_just_realized/

Related: How did Hiruzen Sarutobi summon enma when he was a reanimation?

They only bleed under special circumstances, a more notable one being when Itachi started bleeding from the use of Amaterasu.
From the wiki:

Reincarnated bodies do not bleed, except in those cases where blood is needed to perform the Summoning Technique. (emphasis mine)

Reanimated shinobi do indeed bleed when under certain circumstances, such as when the second Mizukage summoned a giant clam:

As we all know, with the exception of those who can access the Rinnegan's Animal Path, a blood contract is needed in order to perform the Summoning Jutsu. However, reanimated Hiruzen Sarutobi and the second Mizukage are able to perform this technique while using a blood contract. This is because reanimated are able to attain it (their blood) in certain cases, like the ones mentioned above.


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Can logia users die of old age?
Can logia fruit users die of old age?  For example, portaguse.d ace. I'm asking this question because logia users are the element of the fruit they eat, and i'm pretty sure  elements can't age.

No, if that was the case, Fire-fist Ace wouldn't have died in the first place.
Logia users aren't always the element -- you can read it here -- and, yes, Logia eaters can die of old age.

You might want to edit your answer for clarity, as it seems to start out answering if Logia users can die at all, which isn't the question.


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Who is stronger, Asta or Noelle Silva?
I just want to know: who is stronger? Based out of these two since they are in the league of learning new type of control magic. That's why

If you didn’t watch the captain Yami and Asta fighting with Dante (one of the most powerful out of the Dark Triad), don’t read this becuse this has some spoilers. This also has spoilers about The queen of the heart kingdom, Noelle, and the bird on astas head vs Megicula (the weakest one of Dark Triad)
Alright so,
Asta and captain yami are both arcane stage (the highest level).
The queen of the heart kingdom is arcane stage, as well as Noelle and Secre (the bird that is always on Astas head) Noelle, The bird, and the queen of the heart kingdom all lost the battle against Megicula even when Megicula was one of the weakest one of the dark triad since she can only go up to 70%
Asta and Captain Yami won the battle against Dante. As I have said before, Dante is one of the strongest of the dark triad because him and Zenon can go up to 80%.  I don’t know how much Astas devil possessed hand him, but remember that even when Noelle, the queen of of the heart kingdom, and the bird were all arcane stage which means that they have the equal power of asta and captain Yami, they all still lost to Migicula which in turn was one of the weakest of the dark triad. Which leads me to think that Asta is clearly stronger than Noelle.
You can see all of this in the black clover Manga/anime.
Source where you can get the manga: https://www.viz.com/black-clover
If you are a big anime fan go here so that you can see the black clover anime. You just need to tap on a website you would like to watch it in. Then when you get into the website search up black clover and then you can enjoy the black clover anime: https://www.viz.com/watch/streaming


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Is the combination of water breathing and dance of the fire god breathing, a new breathing or a fast switch between the 2 breathings?
In the last episode of the anime of Kimetsu no Yaiba, Tanjiro says to himself that he needs to combine both breathings (water breathing and dance of the fire god breathing) to achieve better results (such as lasting longer and being faster), and that's what demon slayers did all the time, they adapted old breathings to their styles, creating new breathings.
In this case, when Tanjiro uses both breathings, we see flames and water flowing around his swings with the sword. What does this mean?
Did he create a new breathing, or is he just quickly switching between the 2 breathings?

You can call it a new breathing although it has not been named yet. New breathing were always created by mixing known breathing to suit the slayer's body and skills. It is written in the wiki itself:

New Breathing Styles are always being created to suit a
Demon Slayer's combat needs, which results in new weapons being utilized in demon hunting (i.e. flails and whips). Such Breathing Styles embody a bigger variety of concepts, like animals, plants and emotions (i.e. serpents, flowers and love). When utilizing a Breathing Style, users automatically visualize themselves manipulating the subject behind their style, making it seem as if they were using magic, though those that are less apt and proficient in their style will visualize less than one who is.
As the different Breathing Styles were created by swordmen  by combining what little they could of Sun Breathing with their own sword skills to display their maximum power, it is possible to mix different Breathing Styles if the user cannot master one particular Breath alone in order to use the stronger aspects of different Styles to compensate. Tanjiro, realising that he could not master Water Breathing like Giyu Tomioka nor could he handle the strain of Hinokami Kagura, showed to be able to combine the two techniques together in order to have stronger strikes than when he used Water Breathing alone and move for longer periods of time than if he used Hinokami Kagura alone. He did this to save Hinatsuru from Gyutaro.

It seemed like he was switching between breathing styles because so far they haven't really introduced any combination breathing but you can use 2 at one time if you have the skill and stamina


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Why has a new chapter of ‘Nichijou’ been released when the serialization ended in 2015?
The gag comic manga, Nichijou ended in 2015, based on this article, posted on MyAnimelist on Aug 24, 2015. Suddenly, in 2021, the serialization continued based on this article. Does this kind of activity really happen often in the anime and manga industry? Because, this is the first time that I have seen this kind of events. I mean, the manga "officially" ended in 2015, and suddenly, it continued its serialization.
Is this possible for other manga, too, that have ended many years ago?

The title and the bulk of the question seem to be asking separate questions - the question in the title, why Nichijou is being re-serialized, is relatively easy to answer.
The official answer is: because the author, Keiichi Arai, wants to. That is, as far as I know, all there is to it - he hasn't given any other reason in his Twitter or anywhere else.
As long as the author and company responsible for its serialization agree (and depending on the contract clause, one of them might not even be necessary), there isn't legally really anything preventing re-serialization of a completed manga.
Of course, the bigger hurdle might be elsewhere - a completed manga ideally means that its story is essentially complete, and there isn't anything significant that can be added postscript without it feeling extraneous. So often, neither the fans nor the mangaka really desire additional content within the same manga series. This doesn't preclude the telling of additional stories within the same universe, of course, but those stories are often different enough (e.g. a change in main character or tone, a time skip, etc.) to warrant a sequel or spin-off (e.g. the Kosaku Shima series, Naruto -> Boruto, To Love Ru -> To Love Ru Darkness)
As it stands, there are a few reasons why a completed (and not simply discontinued or abandoned) manga would re-serialize much later without moving to a sequel or spin-off:

The manga has a more omnibus tone, and the lack of a overarching story means additional chapters are less likely to feel tacked on (Nichijou, as posed in the question, would be a prime example)

The manga ends with conclusion of an arc (and less of a grand finale), and the mangaka had some ideas to continue the story - and decides to go for it after a hiatus. (Rurouni Kenshin Hokkaido arc is a borderline example, and Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai Underworld arc would be a planned, but unexecuted, case.)

The ending was unsatisfactory, and a proper conclusion is added later  (Shaman King)

There are new ideas, but not enough (or require too much continuity) to justify a reboot, spin-off or sequel (likely Bleach)

There will be other reasons and examples of course, but the above is the extent of my knowledge.

Shaman king first ended right before the main character went to confront the final villain. I remember the final page of shaman king had a note from the author saying "I will take a break from shaman king to go work on a new manga. I promise to come back and finish the story at some point in the future." I sat there stunned, bewildered, that the author abandoned their work so close to the end to go start a new project. Thankfully, they did come back and finish it years later.

Another example that takes your option 2 and extends it: Saki: Achiga-hen (episode of side-A) is itself a spinoff, which finished while the main manga (Saki) went on. It covered a somewhat self-contained side story that was a complete story arc by itself and led up to future events that would be seen in the main manga. Years later, the spinoff suddenly resumed and went on to cover those same events from the side story’s protagonists’ perspective. (Both manga are currently ongoing.)

Plus, of course, someone might decide it was a cash cow and go on even when it makes no aesthetic sense.


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Is the adaptation of the Kimetsu no Yaiba movie Mugen Ressha-hen, the second season of the anime, or is it a mini series apart?
I've seen that the Kimetsu no Yaiba movie Mugen Ressha-hen is being adapted into episodes. It's been 3 so far with a 4th coming, and it doesn't look like it's going to stop there. I've seen other animes that have adapted movies into 4 episodes miniseries, but not much more than that, and this looks like it's going to continue.  On other hand, it's hard to think they can adapt a movie into a whole season. My question is,
Is this adaptation of this Kimetsu no Yaiba movie Mugen Ressha-hen a mini series apart, or is this going to be the second season of the Kimetsu no Yaiba anime?

According to here:

アニプレックスは「鬼滅の刃を多くの人に見てもらうため、竈門炭治郎立志編、遊郭編のそれぞれとつながるエピソードである無限列車編をテレビアニメという形で提供する」と説明。原作のストーリー（立志編→無限列車編→遊郭編）をテレビシリーズだけで追えるようにした。

So yes, Mugen Ressha-hen is remade as part of the 2nd series which consists of Mugen Ressha-hen + Yukaku-hen.
Several sources say (e.g. here) that Mugen Ressha-hen will be 7 episodes, but differ on how many episodes Yukaku-hen will have (13 or more).

Mugen Train Arc of Kimetsu No Yaiba is a part of the second season of KNY. It is the same as the movie but with some additional scenes. This arc will be of 7 episodes as per some sources. And the District Arc will air in December. This arc will be of 10 episodes.
Hope it helps!

Hi @XavierPhilipps, welcome to Anime & Manga SE! :) Do you think you could [edit] your answer to include links to some of these sources, too?


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What's the reason Yuji Itadori has superhuman strength before being able to handle cursed energy?
Before eating Sukuna's finger, and before being able to use cursed energy, Yuji Itadori is shown to have "superhuman strength" and "superhuman physical abilities", making him able to throw a lead ball with enough force to to bend a soccer goalpost.  He's also said to be able to run 50 meters in 3 seconds, which would be a world record if true. What's the reason for this?
What's the reason Yuji Itadori has superhuman strength before being able to handle cursed energy?

The answer has been given in the manga. Spoilers below for chapter 143.

 A sorcerer from the past named Kenjaku performed a series of experiments through the ages to "evolve" the human race and allow them to dominate curses. His own cursed technique allows him to take over human bodies, and a flashback has shown that he once possessed Itadori's mother. So he likely performed an experiment on Itadori, either as a fetus or as a baby, that made him superhuman. It should be noted that the author confirmed Itadori was similar in some ways to the Cursed Wombs.

Personally I think it had something to do with his parents. Not much is known about Itadori, including his parents. Before his death, his grandpa tried to tell him something about his parents, whether it be who they were, or what happened to them. But Itadori cut him off and never let him finish.

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For this following question I could only give optional answers such as:

Itadori had a roughed up childhood and he must have training hard like Naruto to be the best of the best but not show it to others.
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His parents must have been low-game sorcerers whom are not known much to the people around them (I mean not knowing they're identity) so they stay away from that city and he could have had that shred of cursed power from the beginning where he trained it unknowingly and only his grandpa knew what he is capable of

There are possibilities

As far as I know, it hasn't been confirmed yet.
But tbh I'm just an anime watcher, my theory would be that it has to do something with Sakuna in general.  Maybe his parents had some deal with him, which could also explain why he is such a good vessel.


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How many quirks does deku have?
I was curious, because I have only just caught up with the anime, and I saw

he unlocked another quirk.  So how many does he have?

It's explained in episode 98, "That Which Is Inherited", that the Quirks of the previous One For All users have mixed in with its core, and they will unlock over time. He's told that he will unlock six Quirks in total, starting with "Blackwhip" which appeared in that episode.

Which means that, including One For All itself, Deku has (or will have) seven Quirks in total. Considering that he's the ninth One For All wielder, and both he and All Might were Quirkless, the math checks out.


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Which reasons does Endeavor have to think having a freezing/fire quirk would make you stronger than having a fire only quirk?
Endeavor is convinced that having a freezing/fire quirk would make you stronger than having a fire only, to the point he had several children to get one who displays such quirk. But at first impression, it doesn't seem obvious than having both options would make you stronger than having only one. Does he ever mentioned any reasons to think so? Which reasons does Endeavor have to think having a freezing/fire quirk would make you stronger than having a fire only quirk?

Just having one of freezing/fire quirk has a major weakness. Your own body is not immune to the effects of your quirk. We see this in the sports festival when Todoroki's body starts to freeze because he wasn't using his fire quirk.
We also see the same thing much later in the manga when Endeavor's body gets too hot while fighting the new and stronger Noumu.
Endeavor has always been aware of his weakness and knows what the solution is. If someone had both fire and freezing powers, then he could reverse the adverse affects on himself. This is what Todoroki did at the end of his fight with Deku.


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Why can Domeki sometimes see Ghost/Spirit?
In the early episode of xxxHolic Season 1, we can notice that Domeki not able to see Ghost/Spirit, as a lot of time, Watanuki could see/hear the Ghost/Spirit, but Domeki couldn't.
However, there are few incident where Domeki actually is able to see/hear "Spirit" such as:

Domeki is able to see/hear Ame Warashi
Domeki is able to see/hear/Interact/Touch by Zashiki Warashi
Domeki is able to see/hear/interact/touch Pipe Fox
Domeki is able to see/hear/interact/touch all the Spirit in Demon Parade (Episode 18)
Domeki is able to see/hear/interact with the Woman that Watanuki keep meet up with (Episode 22-23)
Etc

I see a similar trend here.  It seems like those Spirits that Domeki able to see/hear/interact with are "Good" Spirits that without any "Ill-Intent", or actually this is "normal" to every Human to able to see/hear/interact "Good" Spirits because I noticed that Himawari also able to see/hear/interact with Zashiki Warashi and Ame Warashi in the Snow Ball Fight Episode.
So my final question, does Domeki actually have Special Ability to see/hear/interact with Certain Ghosts/Spirits, or Domeki just actually normal, all the Spirits he encountered so far can be also see/hear/interact by other normal human?


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Why couldn't people escape from the Rumbling by hiding in basements?
The Rumbling is supposed to eliminate all life outside the walls, and we know people can't escape by climbing mountains because the Titans will walk over them. But how about basements?
Shouldn't some people be able to escape by hiding in basements? The footprints shown of the Titans don't seem to be so deep as to make someone unable to escape by hiding in a deep basement. Or are people also killed by other means when the Rumbling happens, such as high surrounding temperature or something?

Well, I think it isn't clear how much the colossal titans weight, or how much pressure they exercise with their feet, but leaving a 40cm-deep footprint on concrete is not that easy. Tanks, which are around 50t in weight, don't do it, but they weight enough to fall into basements through the floor.

In addition to their extreme weight literally flattening everything, the titan release a lot of hot steam that burns and causes fires with the sheer heat released.
So even if the basement somehow survived the weight, the titan's heat would bake the inhabitants alive.


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What's Cless power level?
So, in the series, several character power levels are stated. Both Helck and Cless are hero class, but when Helck's power level is easy to find, his brother's isn't.
What's Cless's power level?


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Where did Yayoi learn how to hunt ghosts?
In the Wikia of Dark Gathering, it is explained that Yayoi developed a very high IQ of 160 after an accident, but it isn't explained how she learnt to hunt ghosts.
Where did Yayoi learn how to hunt ghosts?


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How did William survive the strongest fire attack from Valacirca?
Beside fighting skills and enchantments, William isn't someone who can't be hurt. But when the dragon attacked him with his strongest fire attack, it didn't kill him. Why? Was it because of the spirits he got inside him? Was because of the goddesses protecting him? No reason was given in the anime.
How did William survive the strongest fire attack from Valacirca?


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How is Lancelot so strong, when he couldn't inherit the main sources of strength from his father?
In the last Nanatsu no Taizai movie, Lancelot proves to be as strong or stronger than Tristan, they have a confrontation where we can see their strengths. But unlike Tristan, who could inherit his power from his demonic father and angelic mother, Lancelot couldn't inherit the main sources of power of his human father Ban.
Ban was insanely strong for 3 reasons, 1- He lived over 1100 years being immortal, so he could get stronger all those years. 2- He trained hundreds of years in the Purgatory 3- He has a magic power that allows him to steal power from others.
Lancelot doesn't have any of these 3 features. Then, how can Lancelot be so strong, when he couldn't inherit the main sources of strength from his father?

Read the side story. It hasn't been really revealed but an event took place in his childhood


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Why didn't Fuuko's unluck power work on Andy, when he was having his alternate personality of Victor?
After Andy turned Victor, Fuuko touched him, and his unluck power didn't work.
Why didn't it work?

It was stated you needed to care about the person for the Unluck to trigger. The greater the love for the person, greater the resulting unluck


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If Andy wants to die, and Spoil's decay is stronger than his regeneration, why didn't Andy use Spoil's power to die?
Andy's dream is to get Fuuko in love with him, to use her unluck power, to get an unluck event so strong that eventually it would kill him. But in the series ,he meets Spoil, who is said to have a decay power stronger than his regeneration power.
If Andy wants to die, and Spoil's decay is stronger than his regeneration, why didn't Andy use Spoil's power to die?

While Andy is driven by wish to die for once and for all as the series progresses he comes to care for Fuuko. If he does not defeat or incapacitate Spoil, Fuuko would die. So he chose to confront spoil despite knowing he could get the death he always wanted.


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Why Rin Okumura is so special as "son of satan", if there are other sons of satans on the side of humans like Mephisto?
In Ao no Exorcist season 1, they say they didn't kill Rin Okumura in spite of his being a son of Satan, because they wanted to raise him to defeat Satan. But Satan has other sons on the side of humans like Mephisto. And also Amaimon seems to be under the orders of Mephisto. Then, why do humans need Rin to defeat Satan?


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Which healing power is more powerful, Percival's or Tristan's?
Both Percival and Tristan have healing powers. However, they aren't the same. Tristan's healing power comes from his angel ancestry, and Percival's comes from his magic power "Hope".
Which healing power is more powerful, Percival's or Tristan's?


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Does Percival have any magical power if nobody has "hope" in him?
Percival's magical power is called "hope".  When his friends have hope in him, his magical power increases. What happens if nobody has hope in him?
Does Percival have any magical power if nobody has "hope" in him?


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Why is Asta's hair in devil union form black?
Why is Asta's hair, in devil union form, black in color if both Liebe's and Asta's hair, in normal form, is gray?

In Chapter 271 when Asta first tries Devil Union, Nacht explains that the black color is the power of the devil leaking out. Even after he trains and manages to achieve the proper union state, it's possible this power is making his hair look blacker than it is.
But in a general sense, this is just to make the powered up state visually distinct. Yuno normally has black hair, but his hair turns light when he uses the wind spirit's power.


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Is Iruma a descendant of the previous demon lord?
The previous Demon Lord Derkilla has been shown to have a very uncanny resemblance to Iruma, especially with regards to both their hair color and style. Is this just a coincidence? Because if Iruma were a descendant, then he would naturally be a demon, but rather he is a human.


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Can Fubuki use her powers to power up somebody else?
Recently in the manga,

 Fubuki used Bomb's energy to heal TankTop Master.

Now, if she can transfer someone's energy or vitality, or whatever, to another person to heal him (which, among other things, presumably would not involve restoring tissues, but returning stamina, also after healing someone else, this person could fight again), does this mean she can use the same technique to power another healthy person up? If I recall correctly, in other of One's mangas (Mob's Psycho) , psychics could use his powers to unlock other person's psychic powers, or to enhance their own strength.
What about Fubuki here? Can Fubuki use her powers to power up somebody else?

I think until now there is no evidence for it. However, it looks like she didn't move Bomb's energy to TankTop, she used that power for herself to have enough mana to heal TankTop (personally, I think the author just add it randomly). If Fubuki has the power as you said, all she needs to do is transfer energy from monster to hero, then ez win.


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Why is the ending to the "ToraDora" light novel different from the manga ending?
Why is it that the manga for ToraDora is different from the light novel adaptation? I know that the Manga and its respective Anime adaptation were made before the release of the light novel series, but what caught me when reading it was that the light novel ends with Ryuji going to his third year of high school and meeting Taiga on the way, while the Manga and the anime end with the main characters at their third-year graduation and Ryuji finding Taiga in a cleaning locker in their old classroom. The reason I am asking this is because I searched it on google, and this is the answer I got:

"The light novel ended a little differently than the anime. The main light novel ends at Ryuuji beginning his third year of high school and meeting Taiga along his way to school, while the anime ends at their high school graduation, and then meeting Taiga in one of the classroom."

This quote came for this website, stack exchange. I tried to dig a little further but could not find an answer. If someone could answer this, that would be greatly appreciated.


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Is it possible to have more types of Haki in One Piece?
Haki is the mysterious power of spiritual energy in One Piece. As an example, Busoshoku Haki can allow users to convert spiritual energy into armor.
Luffy can generate fire in a red hawk attack, it may be a type of Haki that allows users to generate fire from spiritual energy.  Similarly, Sanji, Zoro, and Kin'emon can generate fire. Kaido and Yamato can generate lightning using Haki.

while im not well informed on one piece a quick google search says that it is possibleto possess more than one type of haki, and luffy has all three types

@ᴅᴀɴɪᴇʟ I don't believe OP is asking about whether an individual can have more than one of the existing three types of haki but rather could there be more than three types. I can't recall a lot of the examples given but I am pretty sure Sanji's Diable Jambe doesn't involve haki, its just heat from friction. Friction rendering one's leg red hot is pretty wacky but One Piece has plenty of this, Fishman Karate is basically waterbending and the entire Rokushiki stable of techniques are pretty out there and none of which involve haki

@Gatchwar Red hawk may be a heat from friction, but what you will say about thunder Bagua of Yamato and kaido... they are generating lightning from their haki, we have also seen the lightning effect of Haki whenever 2 king Haki user clash each other....

I think Luffy's attacks can use any characteristic that he can imagine..... integrating with Haki is something else.

There are three types of Haki:

Observation Haki
Armament Hardening
Conquerors Haki

Luffy has all. So yes, one can have more than one type.

my question is Busoshoku Haki can allow users to convert spiritual energy into armor. so it is possible to create other elements like lightning and fire using Busoshoku Haki... for example red hawk, thunder bagua

I don't see how it would be possible. Nothing in the story indicates that you can use this haki to create other elements. It's just armor. @SayedMohdAli

@pushkin In many other animes, you can convert spiritual energy into other elements as well. Haki is spiritual energy nothing else.


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Who taught Kawaki fire style?
I wanted to know who taught Kawaki fire style.  I always thought it was Naruto, because I think I saw him teaching it to Kawaki, but I have seen some people say Sarada taught him.
So who taught him?

It's possible, as you mentioned, Naruto and Sarada teaching Kawaki is possible. Sarada has it, and Naruto has access to all five basic elemental chakra natures.


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Why does no classmate of Naruto or Boruto use genjutsu?
Genjutsu is a big thing in the Naruto series. Why does not a single friend of Naruto or Boruto use this power?

Genjutsu require precise chakra control in order to manipulate the target's senses and advanced intelligence to make the illusion convincing, prerequisites that even someone as skilled as Jiraiya lacks. The ability to use Genjutsu is greatly enhanced if someone possesses the Dojutsu eyes. However, there are shinobis who are specialist in this field like Kurenai Yūhi being regarded as one of Konoha's great user of Genjutsu without possessing Dojutsu eyes.
Experting Genjutsu is no joke and it takes years of practice to hone the skill and worst thing is that your teammate might be affected if it goes haywire. It was evident with the case of Yakumo Kurama who was trained under Kurenai but because she couldn't control the jutsu, she was ceased to be a shinobi:

because of Kurenai's natural talent for genjutsu, the Third Hokage tasked Kurenai with helping to train Yakumo Kurama, another talented genjutsu user who longed to be a ninja. However, because Yakumo couldn't control her illusions and thus endangered those around her, Kurenai had to seal away her ninja abilities, preventing her from ever becoming a shinobi.


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Did Ichigo steal Rukia's powers?
In the first episodes of Bleach does Ichigo steal Rukia's powers?
If so, does it mean all Ichigo's powers were stolen from Rukia, or does Ichigo have his own powers?
Basically, does Ichigo have powers, or is it just like Deku who has obtained them from someone else?

Does this answer your question? Did Ichigo originally have Sode no Shiraiyuki?

He did steal rukia's power however that doesn't mean that he didn't have powers of his own at all.
It was first revealed when Ichigo was training with Urahara, before he first went to the Soul Society. Old Man Zangetsu told him that Byakuya destroyed the powers Rukia had given him, but failed to destroy Ichigo's own Shinigami powers.


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In the original Sailor Moon intro sequence, why does Luna's brief appearance not show up when she sings "neko"?
"Neko" means "cat" in Japanese. That much I know.
I always assumed that they had to change the structure of the song too much in the Swedish translation, due to differences in the languages, and that's the reason why the line:

... and got for friend a wonderful cat!

does not show up in the "right" moment, when Luna is for a split second shown on the screen up-close.
But now I've watched and listened to the Japanese original intro enough times to notice that, indeed, the word "neko" appears when the airship is ascending -- not even close to synced to the Luna close-up!
I find this very interesting. Was this a mistake? Did they originally intend to have the word and image match up, but for some reason, didn't think it fit? Why not simply rearrange the pictures so that they better match the lyrics? If I still had Premiere Pro, I would've re-cut it and uploaded just to show that it would've worked...
Here is what I'm talking about: https://youtu.be/LGQCPOMcYJQ?t=43
A few seconds in, you see the Luna close-up shot, then it goes to the airship sequence, and only then does the singer mention "neko". All logic dictates that Luna should show up at the mention of "neko"!

Just as the answer says, I fail to see any reference to "cat" (ねこ, 猫, neko) in the video. Did you perhaps mishear 万華鏡 (まんげきょう, mangekyo)?


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If the subjects of Ymir are the descendants of Ymir, and the only race capable of turning into titans, how's that Eren doesnt have royal bloodline?
According to,
Subjects of Ymir

The Subjects of Ymir (ユミルの民 Yumiru no Tami?) are an ethnic group
descended from Ymir Fritz and the only race that was capable of
becoming Titans

Since Eren is capable of turning into a Titan, he has to be a descendant of Ymir Fritz.
According to,
Founding Titan

Only those with royal blood—the Fritz or Reiss royal families—were
able to use the true power of the Founding Titan

So, how is that Eren isn't of royal bloodline, if he's a descendant of Ymir Fritz, who is the first ancestor of the Ymir royal family?

Related, possibly dup: How come not all subjects of Ymir have royal (Fritz) blood?

Subject of Ymir doesn't mean descendants of Ymir, it means all Eldians born after Ymir's titan demise, and the ones that lived in that time.


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Is Ymir Fritz dead or alive in the coordinate?
I suppose of the people in Attack on Titan that when they die, they either disappear or go to heaven or hell. But how about Ymir Fritz? She's somehow "alive" in the coordinate, doing things there such as creating titans out of sand. And the coordinate isn't heaven clearly. What's her status there?
Is Ymir Fritz supposed to be dead or alive in the coordinate?

Well, for starters, Ymir is def dead. There's no point proving that she's alive.
Now, The Coordinate/The Paths. Now, before we start explaining, there's some things we have to set clear. First, the "parasite that gave Ymir her powers is def some kind of god , it does act like a parasite, lacking onto someone and never letting go,"protecting" them (in some cases, if you get what i mean), and reproduces by their host being eaten, climbing into another host. But it doesn't make sense how it creates demonic-like beings and making daydreams come alive, so my only guess is that it's a parasite.
Alr, now, the Coordinate. The thing that would make most sense is that the Coordinate is a place where users of the titans go after they die/ get eaten, as you can see in the new episode that new branches  grew from the Coordinate when Ymir's body was eaten, and excactly 3. Maybe when a titan user dies , they rest forever in their branch, with ymir being the tree, something like in Death Note, where the Death Note users later become Shinigamis. If you use this theory, then the answer is that Ymir is dead, and her status in the Coordinate heaven is to create titans and do... idk, dead people stuff?
Also, I think that the Coordinate works the same ways for Eldians, since they can all be summoned there , and there are A LOT of branches in the Coordinate... It makes no sense, and i have no idea how it works, but this is my mere theory of it

A manga reader here. So, I will take care not to spoil you by this answer, provided you're up-to-date with the anime as of this day. I will be including my own theories and speculations about the path/coordinate as the author, Isayama leaves a lot for the reader themselves to ponder.
First of all, the manga doesn't make any statements about heaven or hell, neither does it make any definite statement about what happens after death. Now, to answer your answer clearly, I will have to explain my idea of the path. Consider path as another dimension where the souls of Subjects of Ymir are physically connected to each other via lines of genealogy. It's kind of like a huge family tree, with Ymir as it's starting point. Think of it as record or data of lineage. Hence, once recorded the data exists for all eternity... irrespective of whether the person which corresponds to that data dies in the mortal world or not.
Coming back to your question, Ymir definitely died in our mortal world. But she exists in the path where concept of death doesn't exist, as I explained above.
Tldr; She's dead in the mortal world, but she can't really die in the world of paths.

I suppose Ymir is dead with respect to real life . The figure of hers in the coordinate is perhaps a physical manifestation of her soul , more importantly her will to live a life where she is loved by others, the lack of which made her to give up her life in first place . Also a part of her is chained to the paths owing to her unwavering servitude to King Fritz and perhaps , concern , for her daughters and the future lives sprouting from them .
And for Eldians , I believe their souls are transported to the coordinates after their death where Ymir transfers them in a newborn Eldian . Just like titan powers .
Unfortunately , I could not find any cannonical explanations to this question . So we have no choice but to assume things . As we know , the Founding Titan had plethora of abilities , like controlling Eldian biology and memories. So I guess it will be safe to assume that Ymir can also command Eldian souls .


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Is it clear why some non humans look human while others look like their true species?
In Log Horizon, most of the mainchars are half elf, elf, etc. but look like humans. On the other hand, there are players who have animal ears, etc.
Is it explained anywhere why some non humans look humanlike, and others, not?

I feel like there's some misunderstanding here. It's not an arbitrary decision by the author.  That's just how some fantasy races work. Elves and half-elves look very humanlike in most settings aside from the pointy ears and a tendency to frail, dainty body types. Dwarves are just short and stout people, sometimes with pointy ears too. If you are asking about characters that are full-on furries and others only have animal ears, well, that's because they are completely different races. That's just how it works in the setting.

@paulnamida that would be an answer then imho as it is just a misinterpretation of what I saw compared to what they TRIED to show there


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Who was the Beast Titan before Zeke, and can he turn into different animals?
Who was the beast titan was before Zeke?  Can Zeke change into any animal?

The Beast Titan before Zeke was Tom Ksaver. He was an eldian warrior and researcher.
Tom Ksaver
Not sure what you mean with your second question, but he has only one titan form.

I guess what I meant to ask was, is every inherit of the beast titan a different animal?

Not ever specified, but according to the same article there were monkeys, birds, crocodiles, elk, bulls, wolves, snakes, rabbits, dinosaurs, okapis and goats


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Why did the arrow pierce Yoshikage Kira to get his third stand power?
Before the arrow pierced Yoshikage Kira for a second time, for him to get his third power with Killer Queen, the arrow had always to be shot by someone, and it was an inanimate object, which couldn't be fired by itself.
Why did the arrow pierce Yoshikage Kira to get his third stand power?

The arrows' modus operandi is relatively unknown, though we know that they themselves are attracted to people with the potential to gain a stand. During Diamond is Unbreakable, we see Yoshihiro Kira (Yoshikage's father) hold the arrow and have it guide him to the next stand-ready person. This is the arrow acting on its own, and not him choosing to stab anyone with it.
While near Yoshikage, the arrow could feel his latent stand potential, and it lodged itself into him to awaken it. It is in the nature of the arrows to chase stand potential, as if by gravity.


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Why do demon slayers other than Shinobu Kocho not use Wisteria in their swords to inject poison in the demons to weaken them?
I understand that Shinobu Kocho techniques are designed to inject large portions of Wisteria poison in the demons to kill them, so maybe other demon slayers couldn't kill demons this way. Nevertheless, they could use wisteria poison in the swords to at least weaken the demons when they are fighting them, if they can't kill them.
Why do demon slayers other than Shinobu Kocho not use Wisteria in their swords to inject poison in the demons to weaken them?

I don't think there's been any explanation for it in the manga

It's probably related to her specialized katana. The simpe fact that she uses it would mean that simply coating a sword with the wisteria either doesn't work (it dries up, constant exposure to air oxidizes it, many other possible reasons) or doesn't deliver enough poison to visibly affect demons, specially Upper Moons (as seen in the fight with Doma). So the other Hashira would need to use a similar sword, and in doing so, gimping them from using their own skills. Let's not forget that Shinobu uses this technique because she lacks the physical strenght to outright decapitate the demons.

The reason Shinobu Kocho uses Wisteria Poison to fight Demons is because she lacks the physical strength required to behead a Demon, even her student Kanao can do it. So the reason no other Demon Slayer uses Wisteria Poison as regularly as she does because they have no need for it since they can behead most common Demons with little effort, it's only the Twelve Kizuki that give them trouble.
Also, it's important to note that while Shinobu is the only Demon Slayer to rely on Wisteria Poison to fight Demons, doesn't mean she's the only one to use it, as Tengen's wives used throwing knives coated with Wisteria Poison in their fight against Gyutaro and Daki.


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How did Sugimoto get downstairs so fast?
In the S4E1 of Golden Kamuy, after kicking down Sugimoto, Vasily rushed downstairs, leaving Sugimoto behind. Then Vasily was trying to escape out of the house when he was suddenly grabbed by Sugimoto from behind a shoji.

How did Sugimoto get downstairs so fast and ahead of Vasily?


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Why didn't Higuchi suspect that Rem killed Ginzo Kaneboshi as Rem wrote Ginzo's name in Higuchi's note book only?
When Rem killed Ginzo Kaneboshi, he wrote his name in the notebook that belonged to Higuchi. There's a possibility that Higuchi could check in the notebook that Ginzo's name was written there. Then why Higuchi didn't suspect Rem?

Rem did not kill Ginzo Kaneboshi using Higuchis notebook. She wrote his name in Rems own personal notebook, which is later recovered by Light after her death.


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Did Heisuke Todo recruit those criminals as Shinsengumi replacements because he saw some skills in them, or did he just get what was available?
In Bucchigire, Heisuke Todo recruits 7 criminals as replacements of Shinsengumi members who were assasinated. But some members seem to have no superb combat skills at all, like Suzuran.
Did Heisuke Todo recruit those criminals as Shinsengumi replacements because he saw some skills in them, or did he just get what he could?


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Does the Grand Priest tell about the best fighter prize?
I have watched the first 92 episodes of Dragon Ball Super. At the start of Episode 78, the Grand Priest explains to Goku and Beerus that the best fighter will receive Super Dragon Balls. But at the end of the episode, the Grand Priest does not explain the best fighter reward to other universes. Instead, he announces that low-level mortal level universes will be erased upon losing.
Does the Grand Priest explain the best fighter prize after Episode 92? I don't care about spoilers now because my brother says "You didn't watch DBS properly, the Grand Priest mentioned the prize for winning the tournament many times". But I disagreed on that.

Are you specifically asking whether the Grand Priest mentions the "best fighter" prize to the other universes' fighters?

As per the discussion on this answer, when you say "best fighter", do you mean the overall winner of the tournament?

I don't remember if the Grand Priest explained the best prize to fighters on screen, but he had to do it either on screen or off screen, because people from other universes knew about it and they had their own wishes, for example, Jiren wanted to resurrect his former martial arts teacher.

There is no "Best fighter reward"

The winner of the tournament is granted one limitless wish from the
Super Dragon Balls. In the anime, if the warrior wishes for something
selfish, then both Zenos will erase everything
When all 10 warriors of a Universe are eliminated, that Universe, its
deities (barring the angels of said universe), and its inhabitants
are immediately erased by Zeno and Future Zeno.

Wouldn't the winner of the tournament logically be the best fighter? That certainly seems to be what OP is referring to in the question.

@F1Krazy winner is not logically it is not the best fighter as well,  we all know goku and jiren are best fighter but Android 19 won the tournament because he survived... but what OP is asking is the best fighter reward. there is no such reward mentioned by them...

@SayedMohdAli It's not about what the actual rules were. The question is on what grand priest actually said to Goku and Beerus vs to other universes before the starting of tournament.

I think you're under the impression that Grand Priest will choose the best fighter from each universe. But, with Best Fighter he meant the best fighter from all universes combined, which is the last man standing in the battle royale of the universes, and all the other participating universes except the winner universe will be erased.

No. I'm not under the impression you mentioned. I know exactly what grand priest meant by the best fighter. My question was simply that grand priest didn't explain anything about super dragon balls to other universes. Instead, he said that lower level universes will be erased. I think he also told to other universes that there is no prize on winning.


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Do Saitama and Garou have superhuman hold breathing capabilities, or no need for air at all?
In One Punch Man manga chapter #167

 Saitama and Garou have a fight in Io, the Jupiter satellite, where there is no air

Do Saitama and Garou have superhuman hold breathing capabilities, or no need for air at all?

Related/possible dupe: Can Saitama breathe in space?

Implicitly: Superhuman hold breath for Saitama, at least; but possibly a greater power.
Why:

 In Chapter 168, after a fairly long (by Saitama standards) battle on Io, Saitama eclipses Garou entirely and emits a Serious Sneeze. A sneeze strong enough to travel all the way to Jupiter and blast away its atmosphere enough to expose its core (and wreck most of Io and send both of them flying away, seemingly in excess of escape velocity of Io and Jupiter). This would require a massive amount of air, which Saitama must have simply been holding onto this entire time. This even despite no apparent effort being made to actually hold his breath or to in any way stop air from escaping his body.

The ridiculous part:

Indeed, without attempting to actually calculate it, I would hazard the guess that the effects on Jupiter would require well in excess of the entire atmosphere of Earth to have been ejected during the sneeze. If so, perhaps the answer isn't Super Hold Breath, but rather Super Create Air: he produces whatever air he needs to do what he wants to do it, or an effect equivalent to it.  So he wants to talk, so he has enough to talk; he wants to sneeze or fart prodigious volumes and velocities, and he produces enough to do that.

For Garou:

 In his cosmic form he is said to have connected to the means of producing all forms of energy in the cosmos. So he could create breathable air for himself on the fly through, say, nucleosynthesis (Big Bang style if need be: create tons of energy, condense it into air molecules). He could also simply create all the side effects of having adequate air on the fly: he can create the soundwaves to talk, he can just give his cells the energy needed without relying on chemical reactions, stimulate his nervous system to send the "yep, we're breathing just fine" signal, etc.

Combined conclusion for Saitama:

 Combined with Saitama's ability to grab and manipulate dimensional portals at will like some sort of Looney Tunes character, as well as his ability to evidently "mimic/copy" Garou's power so well he can achieve a time travel ability Garou could not, which itself explicitly involves control at an atomic scale at least, I would conclude that even "Super Create Air" is underselling what Saitama is doing.  He seems to instead have a "Do whatever I want" reality-bending style of power. He's limited (upwards at least; maybe there's a floor on how weak he can be) only by his conception of what he could do if he wanted to: he doesn't fly because he doesn't think that's possible, but he can fart with impossible control to achieve space travel along precise paths; he doesn't think he can time travel until Garou insists he can by just mimicing him (which he says is actually Saitama using God's power without being connected to or corrupted by God). He's too focused on dealing with Garou after Genos's death to realize he should have problems breathing (or even being able to talk at a distance), so he has no such problems as he defaults to "duh, of course I can breathe, doesn't even require me to think about it to do that", etc.

I'm not sure if the sneeze would require a lot of air. Because from Physics momentum is p = m v , which means an incredible high speed would add a lot of momentum to any mass, no matter how tiny the mass (or sneeze) is

@Pablo There's a massive difference in scale, for one. Jupiter is radically larger than Saitama, and its atmosphere much more dense than Earth's. At a normal lungful of air you'd probably be looking at (hyper) relativistic velocities, which would have produced nuclear reactions and fusion events all along the pathway which aren't evident. And the propagation speed of the event seems unlikely to be consistent with a small number of super high velocity particles initially impacting and most of the observed effect just being secondary and beyond collisions. But, again, haven't calculated.


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Was Valdora stronger 300 years ago than he is now that he's been freed by Rimuru?
In the 2nd episode of the 1st season of That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, Valdora says the following:

I probably only have 100 years or so before my magic completely runs out. My magicules have been leaking out of me.

When Rimuru asks what'll happen, Valdora says he'll probably just die.
My question is...  when Rimuru freed Valdora, did Valdora's magicule count bounce back to its original levels? Presumably he's no longer leaking magicules, but idk even about that.
Also, as I understand it, the reason Rimuru was able to name so many monsters was because Valdora kept on regenerating Rimuru's Magicules. Was this regeneration taking place at Valdora's expense? Like was Valdora transferring his own magicules to Rimuru to keep Rimuru alive?


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Where does Piccolo's new transformation fit in the power scale?
So many months ago before the release of Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero, we've been teased about Piccolo having a new transformation. Now that the new movie has been released in Japan, and summaries are appearing everywhere, where does Piccolo's new transformation fit in the power scale?


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Why did Deku get all the past OFA Quirks but All Might didn't?
Deku got the quirks that the past OFA quirk user had (not including OFA).
How come All Might didn't get them also?

I haven’t watched all of the series yet, but my guess would be a “Plot Power” type trope

Because otherwise, the story would'nt have been about Deku...

It could be a power that he doesn't even know he has

Fandom Wiki claimed that "The current user, Izuku Midoriya, has the exclusive ability to access the Quirks of previous One For All users." So, it's not only All Might but possibly the rest of the previous users also didn't get it. (no reference though)

@AkiTanaka That is correct on that. I recently watched an episode surrounding this arc, and Nana Shimura (the 7th under of OFA) had a similar vision to Midoriya before he unlocked the previous users quirks. However, Nana was told (paraphrased) "it is not time yet"

My guess is All Might might have stopped after having power to beat any type of enemies and he didn't even get to think of the future that at someday he might lose his power or maybe he understood the power given by his mentor whereas Deku wanted to learn where this power comes from and what can make him more powerful... More like that power generates from emotion and doubt

Because when All Might gave Deku the quirk One For All, it took his power. In episode 48, "Symbol of Peace", he lost it at the end of the episode.
And it's explained in episode 98, "That Which is Inherited", that the quirks of the previous One For All users have mixed in with its core, and they will unlock over time. He's told that he will unlock six quirks in total, starting with "Blackwhip" which appeared in that episode. And when it got passed on, Deku inherited all of One For All's power.

Like the bald whip guy told Midoriya, the quirk manifests when you need it, I think all might bring older and stronger by the time he got OFA was able to master the raw power so well that he never needed the other quirks. Deku being weaker ended up covering for shortcomings of not being able to go 100% with awakening the other quirks

I think its because he was chosen to be the one to manifest the quirks. The vestiges probably came to that decision. Nana Shimura was told that it wasn't time yet. However, Deku was told that the time was ripe. That probably means that all the vestiges came to the decision that the 9th user (Deku) was the right one to manifest the quirks. This could be because he is a great user and they agreed with All Might's choice to choose him, or because the villains are making their move and the current generation needs a strong hero.

Most likely, it was just a matter of timing. There is a lot of textual evidence for this. I suggest reviewing episodes 98, 100, 123, and 130 to learn more about the vestiges, One For All, and All For One.
The Full Manifestation Took Time
In Episode 100 - The New Power and All For One, All Might, Midoriya, and Bakugo speculate on why the new power manifested and make some comments. All Might notes,

"One for All's power is growing."

And Midoriya states that when the power manifested, the Dark Whip user said,

"The time is ripe."

In Episode 123 - The Ones Within Us the vestiges note that Midoriya does not have a full form in the world of One For All, as that takes time.
In Episode 131 - Izuka Midoriya and Tomura Shikaraki, the first user states

"Before, we could only involve ourselves in the spaces between fluctuations, but we're not limited to that anymore. Because about four months ago, my power--One For All--suddenly started to grow rapidly. Along with that growth, the previous wielders inside One For All were able to take on shape and communicate with each other."

Additionally, Midoriya's form is shown to have advanced enough that he can talk (mumble, really, as his mouth is only partially formed). This shows that with regards to One For All, some aspects of it take time, whether it be manifesting as a vestige or manifesting the previous users' Quirks. The main reason All Might didn't manifest the previous user's Quirks was probably just that not enough time had passed.
In Episode 98 - That Which is Inherited, the vestige of the Blackwhip user gives some explanation on what's happening:

"Our Quirk factors are mixed in with the core of the power--the tiny core that's always been part of One For All. A tiny spot in the middle of flickering flames, or the surface of billowing waves. The origin of the power is wrapped in the cultivated power. Right now, it's becoming larger and starting to move. What you saw between fluctuations... One For All itself... is growing."

Here is yet another instance of someone stating One For All is growing. One For All, the Quirk that allows users to stockpile strength and pass it on, seems to further develop over a period of time. The Blackwhip user further states that Blackwhip has grown in power while inside of One For All, which suggests this power too was developing whilst in the core of One For All, over a period of time.
In this episode, we also see that Nana Shimura was told "The time has not yet come." when she received the power. In one of the episodes I skimmed, I saw it implied (probably by All Might) that Shimura did not even know the Quirks of the previous users were stored in One For All. And this is corroborated by one of the users saying he used his power to hide, and built up strength via training, in order to stockpile it and pass it to the next user--implying they thought the main purpose of One For All was passing along physical strength, not Quirks.
A Quirkless User Might Be A Prerequisite
In episode 131, the vestiges talk a lot about One For All and there are some shocking revelations, such as that one of the users died of old age at only age 40, likely due to having multiple Quirks. They conclude that

"One For All cannot be used by a normal human."

(Normal human is here defined as someone with a Quirk, since Quirkless people are now a rarity.)
They further state,

"[One For All] was able to have its true power drawn out by someone who did not have any power."

Something To Do With All For One
As stated, in episode 100, Bakugo, All Might, and Midoriya discuss why this might be happening. Bakugo asks if there was something that triggered it, but Midoriya answers,

"No, not at all. But he said, 'The time is ripe.'"

Speaking on external stimuli that may have triggered the change, they further speculate that the power manifesting had something to do with All For One. I do not recall the full context at this point in the story that would lead them to think this, but I guess Midoirya had some kind of contact with All For One.
Midoriya's Thoughts Triggered Blackwhip
In episode 98, the Blackwhip user implies his power manifested because Midoriya wanted it in that moment. Midoriya asks "Why? What's going to happen?" and he replies:

"You... Earlier, you thought,'I'll capture that guy,' right? You did, didn't you? The Quirk that works best for that is my Blackwhip."


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Why does Asta not use Anti-magic to nullify Megiculas curse on Lolopechka
After finding out about Megiculas curse on Lolopechka, I am still very surprised that Asta never tried to nullify it with anti-magic. After all, curses are just spells with lingering effects, and it's been shown that the demon destroyer blade that Asta possesses is capable of absorbing and nullifying magic, even the ones with long lasting effects.
So how come he's not tried to dispel the curse, especially since it chirping off her life force drastically?

Remeber Asta could't undo the curse placed on his hands and needed the assitancee of witch queen.

It probably doesn't work like that. A curse isn't palpable magic like most of the spells that Asta nullifies in combat so for him to nullify a curse would require to know human anatomy and curse history, stuff like that to identify where the curse resides in the body and how complex it is. But anything goes, he could very well be able to nullify anything.

@RigaCrypto Anti-magic naturally opposes and negates all kinds of magic/ mana. Irrespective of their grade / level / class. During the elves arc, all he needed to dispel the reincarnation magic  which mind you, is probably one of the greatest / most complex of magical spells was simply to use the demon destroyer , without needing to know where the elves spirit was residing in the individuals. The same concept technically should be possible i guess

@Ch.SivaRamKishore True that was before he learned about how to use ki to control the flow of anti-magic in his body. But yea there could be a potential connection there

Maybe the curse magic is just to powerful, antimagic is an energy system so maybe he just didn't have enough of it

I believe the only reason he didn't tried doing it could have been due the fact that maybe just like the curses on his hand, loropechika's curse was also residing deep underneath the flesh to stabbing someone with a rusted sword deep in their solar plexus won't have been that much of a help. Also there's a possibility that it would have shortened her lifespan from months to hours probably

The reason Asta didnt use the Demon-Destroyer sword on the curse binded to the queen of hearts is because the author wants it that way. ans that "way" is to say Asta is also somehow quite very stupid person along with other main protagonist in other anime like Goku, Naruto, Ichigo, Luffy, Sakuragi. Be Aware that the author made all this that way. Asta's Demon Destroyer sword can nullify even demon curses as seen when he uses it against Patry in elf arc. If he uses that demon destroyer on the queen it will be a dead end of the story. I say its a good job the author prolong the story by making Asta as the Bakasta! he truly is Stupidsta and that makes the story even funnier and really good to watch. All the commedy in Black Clover is truly amazing thats all.

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Who is voicing Hattori in Gintama The Final?
As far as I know, the original voice actor of Hattori Zenzou has died, so who is his voice actor in Gintama The Final, and who is going to be in the 2 episodes of The Semi-final?

According to the answer in Yahoo Chiebukuro, the movie pamphlet has Toshiyuki Morikawa listed as Hattori's character voice. The Wikipedia article also lists him as Hattori. He also plays as Isaburo Sasaki in the same series. Note that Morikawa also replaced Keiji Fujiwara as Hiroshi in Crayon Shin-chan, so this was a natural choice.


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Why didn't survey corps climb on top of the walls to avoid boulders of beast titan season 3 part 2
When beast titan was throwing boulders at the survey corps, he could only destroy the building outside of the wall.  Why didn't scouts use their odm gear, climb the walls, and get on the other side of the wall to avoid beast titan's boulders?

Because doing so would merely have doomed them to die more slowly.
By retreating over the wall the Survey Corps would have been abandoning their horses to die leaving them with no way to leave the area safely.
On foot they would have no chance at all to reach the Beast Titan without being crushed by the boulders nor would they have any hope of returning to Wall Rose in a single night meaning that even if they could somehow evade the Beast Titan they would be at the mercy of any normal Titan roaming the area.
Their options if they'd taken shelter would have been starve to death or make an even more suicidal charge while all the Beast Titan would need to do to win would be sit back and wait.

The survey corps retreating into the wall is a death sentence. On the other side of the wall is the colossal titan. Zekes plan is to encircle them from both sides of the wall. If they run away with their horses, they'd be obliterated by Zeke's titan group. If they scale the wall and move to the other side, there is the colossal and armored titan. If they run on top of the wall, they would still need to go down and cross the titan territory, on foot, to get to Wall Rose. Staying on the wall is just slow death. That is why Levi suggested to have Eren, in titan form, carry as many soldiers as possible and run for retreat, using the remaining corp members and himself as decoy. Which has very low chance of success too.
And this is why Erwin is a genius. He used the enemy's advantage as a weapon. And by that I mean using the wall of titans as Levi's path towards the Beast titan. Thereby turning the tide of the battle. Costly but genius.


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What sound effect is it that plays in Naruto ep: 39 at approx 6:32?
This is a common sound effect used in anime to indicate sudden realization often paired with widened eyes and a beam striking through his/her head. I don't know what it's called.  I checked on the internet as much as I could and even looked through soundeffects fandom, but I couldn't find it because I don't know what it's called! Halp.
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Who created the Grand Priest?
In Dragon Ball, the Grand Priest is said to be the father of all the angels. But how about the Grand Priest? Was he created by Xeno or by someone else, or did he just simply always exist?

From the exposition in Daima, the Super Majin Rymus (Zenoh in this case) are the caretakers of the realms created by order of the demon king (i.e. the set of universes). The Rymus are demon world residents themselves so it can be implied that any entities that exist outside of the universes to assist the Rymus in their duties (such as the angels, and the Kais) are also residents of the demon world who were recruited by them to the universes or created by them to assist in their duties.
It was noted that the Kais had left the demon world for one reason or another. The Namekians fled from the demon world, but settled inside of two of the universes (6 and 7) instead of residing outside of it. Notably, as the gods of destruction are not mentioned in Daima, the lore of the gods of destruction still unfortunately have to be explained by the plot hole riddle DBS. The gods are destruction are not former residents of the demon realm. As pointed out in the tournament of power, but also as Whis and Beerus has noted throughout the series, the God of Destruction is a being that is from a particular universe that is trained to become the God of Destruction (e.g. Toppo, but Beerus also makes the offer to Goku). This unfortunately doesn't explain how Beerus and Champa (both brothers) are God of Destructions in different universes. It also doesn't explain how the is a strange rule that ties the life of "the" Supreme kai (as the Buu saga points out, there were 5 at a time and the East Kai is what DBS calls the Supreme Kai, there as even a 6th one in the Z sword) is tied to the God of Destruction... Nor does it explain how the Angels fall asleep when the God of Destruction dies (as mentioned by Zamasu).
Daima makes clear that the Kais are not gods, nor even immortal. They are regular Majin who age, grow old, and eventually die (to which the Zamasu arc makes even less sense than it already did). The Angels, whose origin are not named, are likely familiars created by the Rymus since they lack the pointed ears (that frequently becomes a plot point) that all Majin have. To support the point that they are familiars, you may notice that unlike the Kais, they appear to lack any sort of moral compass or even strong emotion one way or the other and even appear to be disinterested in anything than completing their duties even if they risk their own "lives" (Whis didn't seem to care one way or the other if Beerus dies and he falls asleep), completely ignoring both the in universe politics and the out of universe politics.

During the Goku Black arc, we see Zeno destroy all the universes and is just floating in space.
My theory is that there is someone that created everything that just has not been figured out yet. Just like Beerus and Whis, Beerus is the destroyer god and Whis is the angel and the attendant for the destroyer. Well, the Grand Priest is the angel to the destroyer god Zeno (who is on a whole other scale from Beerus and other destroyers). And Zeno is made to destroy not create.
However, this is all a theory. And with the new upcoming arks such as the Moro ark and the Granola the Survivor arc, we may find out.

I believe that Zeno did create somebody to provide the universes with peace, so maybe the Grand Priest decided to work on all the universes, but he must have created angels due to him getting tired. So maybe now the Grand Priest was the first angel that did not have a god of destruction.
My reasons are that the Grand Priest is:

maybe the first angel
a close person to Zeno

So he is probably the creation of Zeno as Zeno's first friend.