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Did the beast titan walk all the way to the wall, and can the Beast Titan run?
When we saw the first glimpse of the Beast Titan in season 2, he was walking slow, at least compared to titans that we have seen. It seems unlikely that he would transform just to simply walk at a slow pace. It would be much faster if he ran to the wall, but I am not sure if he can actually run. His arms are very long in comparison to his body size. When he stands up he touches his ankles. With all of these facts together I am not sure if he simply walked or ran (or if he can for that matter).

The way he reached there was by help of cart titan.
He transformed to a human, and rode on the cart Titan... Since the cart Titan is specifically for walking large distances, and even if there is luggage.

I forgot that the beast titan wasn't along thank you.


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How did Eren Jager transform into a titan from inside another titan's belly when he had his limbs torn off?
In season 1 of attack on titan, the colossal titan appears for the second time and this time Erin participates in the battle with ODM gear.
He looses his arm in an attempt to save Armin from being eaten by a titan but gets eaten in the process.
He transforms for the first time from within the titans belly, but later on its revealed that a shifter can't transform if he's lost his limbs.
How then was Erin able to transform?

'...but later on its revealed that a shifter can't transform if he's lost his limbs' This is actually incorrect. Please indicate which chapter or episode this was stated.

I want to say there is another question on this site that addresses this, but I can't seem to find it...

His name is Eren

Titan shifts can transform if their limbs are cut off, as with Erin's tranformation during the titan invasion in season 1. However, if a transformation has recently occurred, they are unable to transform until they have fully recovered.

The ability to transform into a Titan can be hindered by injuries inflicted on the human body. A human can transform into a Titan with injuries as severe as a missing limb, but only if a previous transformation has not occurred recently. If a human emerges from their Titan form and receives severe injury, this person cannot transform into a Titan again until said injuries have healed.
Power of the Titans

Erin also openly asked Reiner why he severed his limbs. Reiner responded to Erin's question by stating he did it because of the short time table he had after capturing him.
Seeing how they just had a battle not to long before this had happened, a transformation had just occurred. Severing Erin's limbs in this manner prevent him from transforming, because

He recently transformed
Received a serious injury shortly after coming out of his transformation

I would not say that specified requirements are arbitrary. To think about it, shifter's abiltiies would require energy, and if shifter spends too much energy, they are unable to use abiltiies anymore. So, injury is not in fact blocking transformation, as long as shifter doesn't use too much energy for regeneration.

His name is Eren

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Why Ban's scar made by Meliodas didnt completely heal?
Ban has been many times chopped, he even has been cut in half, but none of those injuries had left a scar. But Meliodas attack on him has left him a permanent scar.  Why is this so? Why Ban's scar made by Meliodas didnt completely heal?

This is due to the technique Meliodas used to inflict the wound: HellBlaze
This abillity nullifies regenerative powers, but also the power of immortality.
Meaning this power could actually kill even the immortal Ban.
As this power also stopped his regenerative power on that spot, the wound never managed to fully heal back in accordance with his immortal regenerative power.
But instead regenerates as a normal wound would have, by scaring.

 Hellblaze is a dark and mysterious power connected to the Demon Clan.
 It allows the user to generate and control black flames that cannot be
 extinguished. In addition to its immensely devastating power, the
 flames also nullify any regenerative abilities including that of an
 immortal.

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Does Kyros have two legs on this picture?
Is that me or Kyros has his second leg back when sleeping on the first page of chapter 794?

As mentioned by Aditya, there seems to be different versions. The official US release, like several online pages, shows Kyros with only one leg:

However, Viz released volume 79 on August 2, 2016, over a year after chapter 794 was first released. A possible mistake could have very well been noticed and corrected in the meantime.
I found a scan of the original Tankōbon 79, released on October 3, 2015 in Japan. It also shows the correct picture:

Not as likely anymore but given the large popularity of One Piece, eleven weeks might have been sufficient for a correction.
So I went even further back, up to the very origin of this picture. I ordered Weekly Shōnen Jump #2323 and on July 18, 2015, this picture looked like that:

So it was indeed a mistake!
I discovered a while later that One Piece Wiki lists all mistakes that have been found so far in each Tankōbon as well as the corresponding correction. The one mentioned here can also be found there.

Very nice answer and even better with the link provided! I didn't know about it, thanks!!

Looks its a mistake from the site you read One Piece, this is the picture from Viz Digital Colored, The official translation and release.

It shown Kyros only have one leg.

It's a good point that I admittedly missed. But why would publishers subsequently ADD a leg? As far as I get it, Viz Digital is the official publisher for the US market. It released Vol. 79 on August 2, 2016. That is over a year after chapter 794 was first released in Weekly Shōnen Jump (week 29, 2015). Plenty of time to fix any obvious bug. Look closely at the picture you posted: the wood plank where the additional foot used to be drawn looks crudely modified. Same holds for the blanket that now looks awkwardly flat.


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How old is Ban?
Nanatsu no Taizai wikia says Ban is at least 1103 years chronologically.
Ban - Nanatsu no Taizai wikia
But in season 2 of the anime, his adoptive father when they re-meet tells him he looks 20 for someone who should be 40. Also, in the wikia, his adoptive father age is 65, and his adoptive father knew him before he was inmortal and told him how to gain inmortality from a story he thought it was a fairy tail. So how old is Ban? Is he 40 or is he 1103 years old?

Ban was around 23 years old when he drank from the fountain of youth...43 when the main evens of nanatsu no taizai take place.
After this, spoiler for future anime seasons*

 Ban entered purgatory where 1 minute is equal to 1 year in real life.
 There he spent over 1060 years at least (in real time years)

Hope this helps you to understand!


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Why do some male characters in Naruto look like females?
Haku looks like a female but is not, also there was one more character but I do not remember the name

If you haven't watched other anime or read other manga yet, I should let you know that male anime characters looking like females is a common trope in anime and manga. It occurs so often, I daresay it's accepted as normal and no one is surprised about this anymore. These characters are also called 'traps' and the reverse (female looks like male) are 'reverse traps'.

This is a pretty common theme throughout a lot of Eastern animation and manga. I suppose depending on where you're from, it might be a little confusing, but in places like Japan, it's a very common theme for male characters to look more feminine, similarly to the concept of a "tomboy", or, a girl who looks or acts more masculine. Often times, and especially in ecchi or hentai animations, these sorts of characters are referred to as "Traps", playing on the theme of being trapped by a person's looks. The easiest way to explain it is by saying that it's just a part of Japanese animation culture. Hope this helps!

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How many races exist in Nanatsu no Taizai?
In Nanatsu No Taizai, at least 5 races are shown a primary role. Giants, humans, demons, fairies and goddesses. But other ones are shown such as Bang's adoptive father, a werewolf. How many races (in the sense of intelligent species) exist in Nanatsu no Taizai?

Could you specify what you'd consider intelligent? Would you consider Master and his mother as intelligent as well?

@Dimitrimx yes, Hawk is definetely an intelligent creature. For the question , let's say someone who can fully communicate with humans, either verbally or through other means (I dont know if there is some telepath mute species in the series I dont remember, just in case)

There are a variety of races in the story although the most prominent are the ones who played a large role in the first holy war 3000 years prior to the story. It is mentioned by Merlin in chapter 182 each of the sins hails from a different tribe and that was interesting since aside from Diane they all mostly appear human. So far in the manga (I've never watched the anime), as of chapter 334 there appear to be:
Humans
The most common race on earth possessing average lifespan, magical prowess, etc. Nothing of note aside from the fact that most of the world is under human control in the story. Escanor is the human member of the sins
Giants
Towering humanoids with an affinity to the earth and can commune with it through dance in a unique magic called Creation, strong like their size would imply and much longer lived than humans, Diane of the sins is one of them
Fairies
Beings whom resemble children with wings for their entire extended lifespans, they possess various magical abilities such as flight, transformation and the ability to sense pure intentions, King (Harlequin) of the sins is their leader
Goddesses
Angelic beings with incredible power whom oppose the demon clan. Can be distinguished by their feathery wings and light/healing magic, they sealed the demon clan away 3000 years ago and renounced their physical forms and thus their ability to affect the world. Elizabeth was a goddess initially but was cursed to reincarnate as a human and die for eternity (she got better)
Demons
Another ancient race of powerful beings who have 7 hearts and... demonic appearances. Opposed the goddess clan until 3000 years ago when they lose the first holy war and are sealed away. They possess the ability to consume souls, use magic with a darkness attribute and can usually fly. Meliodas the leader of the sins is a demon who usually suppresses his nice face tattoos.
Aside from the "5 races" commonly mentioned there exist many races who've been seen in lesser degrees:
Beastmen
Beings who resemble humans with bestial traits although they are discriminated against by humans, apparently there are many kinds but the only ones to hail from this race as I recall are Zhivago, Ban's father figure and Zhivago's son, Therion who are werefoxes (Ch 139). In Zhivago's case he seems to be able to take on human form at will but is faster and stronger in his true form
Vampires
Pale bloodsuckers who draw strength from moonlight, they are not demons but were subservient to them before rebelling prior to the end of the holy war. The demon king ordered Zeldris to exterminate them but Zeldris, unwilling to do so instead seals them away, they awaken 12 year prior to the story (Vampires of Edinburgh) and are mostly killed by the sins. Gelda, Zeldris' love interest is one of their royalty
Celestials
Descendants of the Goddess clan who have the same feathery wings but are not as powerful. They're from the movie (Prisoners of the sky) which I have not seen
Merlin's race
The loli witch of the sins who idolized goddess Elizabeth 3000 years ago and uses transformation magic to not look 10. She hails from Belialuin a place famous for its wizards which did not take sides during the first holy war. She and her father are of a yet unnamed race (if we continue with the 1 sin per race thing) although manga spoilers if not caught up

 the next arc seems like it will feature the currently dead Arthur which will probably also clear up some of the mystery around Merlin

I'm unclear as to what qualifies as an intelligent species since one of the main characters is an enchanted doll and another's race doesn't generally get counted as intelligent, either way a few technicalities
Enchanted doll
Long ago one of the 10 commandments was imprisoned by refusing to fight in the first holy war, this demon, Gowther made an enchanted doll to be his conduit to the world. This doll, also named Gowther outlives his creator and eventually joins the sins, he's basically human unless disenchanted at which point he resembles a mannequin
Immortal
Ban was born and is currently human but during his initial tenure with the sins he had already drank from the fountain of youth and become immortal, most will still consider him human but whoever said 1 sin per race I guess didn't.
(Talking) Pig
Hawk, his brother Wild and his mother share the ability to carry conversation with other sentient beings. Wild states the brothers were born in purgatory (Ch 270) which may or may not explain their ability to speak but as far as the story goes no explanation has been given as to why pigs can talk.


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Did Giyu Tomioka meet the Hand / Morphed Demon during final selection?
As we know this ugly looking demon https://kimetsu-no-yaiba.fandom.com/wiki/Hand_Demon is captured by Urokodaki during the Edo period. Later this demon grows hatred toward Urokodaki and has killed every Urokodaki's disciples during final selection, even almost kills Tanjiro. Urokodaki seems so happy when he sees Tanjiro comeback home safely unlike his other death disciples.
But what about the watter pillar Giyu Tomioka? As far as I know he's also the disciple of Urokodaki (same breath style). The hand demon says that Sabito and Makomo (death people who trained Tanjiro during training) are the strongest among all, not Giyu. Did Giyu meet and survive the hand demon or was he just lucky to not encounter this powerful demon during selection?

Based on this wiki;

 while Sabito is long dead before the series started, both him and Sabito were best friends as they went through similar situations of losing their family to Demons and bonded well. Later during the Final Selection Exam, Sabito died at the hands of the Hand Demon trying to save his life and others who participated in the exam. Sabito's death caused Giyu to feel so much guilt to the point where he doubted his own abilities as a pillar and rescinds abandoning his position as the Water Pillar.

giyu did incounter the demon that killed both makomo and sabito during final selection. He was ingured by that demon and saved by sabito who killed almost all the demons in the mountain. Sabito went back to go kill the demon but his sword broke in half and he had his head crushed by the demon and was killed. Makomo saw and fell into a rage and lost control of her motions and had her limbs ripped off


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Can Escanor be skinny and weak during daytime?
Supposedly the power Escanor has make him to be strong and bulky during day and skinny and weak during night. But in episode 7 of season 3 if I recall correctly, Nanatsu no Taizai members are seen in what apparently is daytime, (there is fog around) and Escanor is skinny.

Short answer: Escanor can remain in his (skinny) nighttime form during the day due to his glasses, a magic item given to him by Merlin which allows him to suppress his powers.
Longer answer: In regards to why Escanor would opt to stay in night form during the day we need to understand him better. Escanor's ability is called sunlight, during the night, Escanor is in his true form and has the lowest power level recorded in the series (15) with a timid and cowardly personality to match but as night turns to day he gradually bulks up and his demeanor becomes arrogant or "prideful" which continues until he reaches a peak for one minute at high noon before slowly weakening until nightfall. While his power is active his physical might and endurance is unparalleled, he can scorch enemies merely by standing near them and generate a pocket sun to fling at people. Escanor was born with this power and has made it known he has despised it his entire life because it has caused him to hurt the people he cares about and be called a monster by everyone else. The power it grants him is immense but is not without drawbacks, his nighttime personality is more or less his actual personality but he cannot suppress the change in persona that comes over him when his power activates. In addition, while the ability is powerful it was never intended for humanity to wield,

 Sunlight is the power of Mael, one of the 4 Archangels of the Goddess clan whose power somehow manifested in Escanor

as a result, Escanor drains his lifespan due to the strain put on him by the power. Finally, he's supposed to be laying low, it is made apparent in Chapter 148 when Jericho stumbles into Escanor's bar that he hasn't gotten the news that the sins' name has been cleared of their supposed crime from 10 years ago. When Garlan knocks Escanor out and his glasses off only to find his sunlight powered form the next morning it allows Meliodas and Merlin to easily track him down by detecting his overwhelming aura, a task that would've been drastically quicker if he'd been activating sunlight everyday.
I could not find the chapter the magic glasses were explained, although in chapter 162 right before Gloxinia and Dolor's tournament Gowther lands on Escanor shattering his glasses which causes him to shriek that 1. they were a gift from Merlin and 2. without them he... (he gets impaled by Gloxinia before he completes his sentence). The wiki describes his magic glasses as a gift from Merlin which when removed in daytime causes his sunlight to instantly activate. He later gets a new pair of glasses off-screen and it should be noted he only appears in nighttime form during the day while wearing his glasses.


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Near the end of the Steins;Gate opening theme, why are only Okabe, Suzuha, and Luka looking to the right?
When I watched Steins;Gate for the first time, this part of the opening drew my attention:

The placement and the facing directions of the characters here seemed too deliberate to be arbitrary, so I felt like there was some sort of symbolism that I was missing. Do Okabe, Suzuha, and Luka have something in common that could explain why they're the only ones facing to the right?
Or am I overthinking this and the directions are just random?

Okay, so I know this is over a year old, but I absolutely love the symbolism in this image, so I'm going to answer anyway. Maybe someone will notice.
All three of these characters have at used the Time Machine to travel to the past. Unfortunately for anime viewers, Luka's travel only happened in the VN, making this pretty hard to pick up without playing the VN. Maybe they intended to adapt it at one point, but didn't end up doing so?
Specifics on the VN part for the curious:

 In Luka's route in the VN, Okabe doesn't reverse her D-Mail, and accepts that Mayuri has to die. After this decision, Luka uses the machine to travel back to before Mayuri dies and spend time her.

Anyway, I love how it has Kurisu with Okabe and Suzuha implying she's working with them, but stuck looking behind and can't look forward; always one step behind, but doing her best to help anyway.


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What happened to Xíng Hài?
At the climax of Season 1 after the Tiān Xíng Jiàn is removed revealing that Yāo Tú Lí was sealed under it and Miè Tiān Hái leaves with the sword, we see Xíng Hài remain behind performing a ritual to fully awaken Yāo Tú Lí. when it does awaken the mountain that the shrine was on is destroyed leaving a creator.
We see the fates of mostly all the main characters by the end of the season but Xíng Hài is the only one that doesn't seem to be accounted for, so what happened to her?

Xíng Hài is alive. she is hinted at in the second part to Seishi Ikken as being the one who the Xuán Guǐ Zōng remnants contacted who made it so that when they die their blood would turn into acid (a spell Xíng Hài mentioned in the first season)
However she makes a proper appearance after the credits of the final episode of Season 2 where Huò Shì Míng Huáng, talking about Xiē Yīngluò's failure to get the Sorcerous Sword Index from Shāng Bù Huàn and how the organization may need to lead an invasion into Dong-Li to get it. it is then that Xíng Hài appears stating she is a messager from the demon world and proposing that Huò Shì Míng Huáng's organization accepts the assistance of the Demonic Armies for their invasion


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Was Naruto's bad chakra control caused by Eight Trigrams Seal?
When Jiraiya unsealed Five Elements Seal Naruto easily walked on water. Could it be that Eight Trigrams Seal was reason why Naruto couldn't control his chakra properly?

Not exactly, Naruto's 8 Trigram seal was placed onto him by the Fourth Hokage in order to seal the Nine-Tails inside of him. The 5 pronged seal you're referring to was placed onto him by Orochimaru in Ch 49 during Squad 7's confrontation with him in the forest of death during the Chunin exam.

As we see, Orochimaru is in the midst of his mission to inflict his curse mark onto the heir of the Uchiha, Sasuke who he has chosen to be his next host. Running into the Jinchuriki of the Nine-tails was an unexpected boon and Orochimaru opportunistically applies a seal over the already existing seal to further restrict the Chakra flow. In the panels before Jiraiya undoes the seal in Ch 90 he notes obstructive nature of the double seals.

In the panel below that, Jiraiya correctly suspects Orochimaru is the one who added the 5 prong seal. Naruto has always had trouble with precise Chakra control unlike Sakura and often Sasuke but he hasn't been hard-stuck like he was while learning water-walking before.

It's not exactly that seal from the Yondaime Hokage. Naruto has always had poor chakra control because he had so much of it. Kakashi in Naruto Shippuuden said that he has 5 times more chakra than himself. Additionally, he has Kurama chakra :) The 5 Trigrams seal disturbed Naruto's chakra control even more;)


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How strong are the Pleiades maids in overlord?
Narberal Gamma uses twin dragon lightning which I believe is approximately 7th tier magic. Yuri Alpha uses weather modification magic which is 6+ tier magic. I know they're weaker than the floor guardians, but did the show/Manga/LN go into just how strong they are? I got the impression that each one could have beaten Evileye on their own, but the only reason Entoma didn't was because of vermin bane.

This is what I found elsewhere:

The light novels have the stats, but in order of ranking:
Narbarel Gamma (63) was chosen to accompany Momonga because she was
  the best combatant of the group and the one that can interact best
  with humans without being found out.
Lupusregina Beta (59) is just below her and is also allowed to fight
  autonomously and like Narbarel, also human-like.
Solution Epsilon (57) follows that order as well, being one of the
  field pleiades though in her case, she's not very good for missions
  that require excessive contact.
Yuri Alpha (52) is the leader in terms of order, but is significantly
  weaker than the first half of the Pleiades. However, she is still
  massively overpowered by NW standards though it still takes her and CZ
  Delta to keep Evileye on edge. Like the Pleiades weaker than her, she
  is not a field agent and is generally relegated to the tomb.
Entoma (51) is also comparable, but unlike Yuri, she is freakish up
  close and is ill-suited for field activity especially since she draws
  attention to herself.
CZ Delta (46) is the weakest and is actually weaker than some of the
  strongest new worlders (shown in the latest novel where she needed
  prep time in order to actually be effective in comparison to the
  steamroller that is Narbarel). She is generally ill-suited for field
  activity since her low level makes her a poor choice to work
  autonomously. However, she is a sniper, so she generally won't be
  working autonomously on the Nazarick team to begin with.
Aureole Omega (???) is likely the strongest and is generally a
  function guardian and has yet to appear. However, she is highly likely
  to be a 100th level NPC due to the insinuation of her role.

Evileye is about level 50 and would have lost to Entoma if she didn't have vermin bane, potions, and assistance.

In the Overlord universe, there are several power indicators, but you should first know that the power ratings about the Great Tomb of Nazarick come from the Yggdrasil game and do not concern the new world where they were transported. Yggdrasil indicator are 2 indicators:

The global class level which is delimited by the "example" species: a human will never be able to exceed level 60 and will never be able to separate the magic of rank 6.
Ability points which count the different abilities of a player, it is therefore possible that a character has more points than another but with a lower level like Lupusregina with Narberal Gamma.

As for the indicators of the new world, we have the association of the guilds of the adventurers which gives military plates according to the levels and which is very regulated, the iron plate being the weakest and adamantite the highest. Then we have the classes much less regulated which designates more notoriety, as an example, clementine heroic class (adamantite, therefore, assumed equal or stronger than an adventurer of adamantite rank). We also have the 13 heroes reputed all of heroic class as well as Momon more recently.
For the subject of the Pleiades maids, they are classified by power like this:

Aureole Omega
Narberal Gamma
Lupusregina Beta
Solution Epsilon
Yuri Alpha
Entoma Vasilissa Zeta
CZ2128 Delta

To finish the differences in levels which come from Yggdrasil or from the new world do not in any way affect the outcome of a fight, the best example being the fight of Ainz against Shalltear or even Climb against Succulent.

around Level 50 - 65 for the usual Pleiades Six Stars. They are meant to function as a group, delay the enemy so that Ainz guild can prepared and assembled in the throne room
if I am not mistaken, I read from some source that the reason they are low level is either level restriction where the total levels of Pleiades maids are limited to a certain cap by the guild system something like 400 (Nazarick's total level cap was noted to be 2750), or that the nature of Pleiades being the delaying force for enemies that manage to get past all floor guardians in previous levels means Pleiades most likely will be wipe out. And the lower the level of the maids, the lower the revival cost
here is the power ranking chart compiled by someone else: https://i.redd.it/5vxzqk80b2tz.jpg


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Origin of the name "Haganai"
Light novels are somewhat infamous for titles that are often ridiculous and/or ridiculously long, I'm looking at you WorldEnd: 終末なにしてますか？　忙しいですか？　救ってもらっていいですか？
Hepburn: Shūmatsu Nani Shitemasu ka? Isogashii Desu ka? Sukutte Moratte Ii Desu ka?
Translated as: What Do You Do at the End of the World? Are You Busy? Will You Save Us?
A lot of these series have an informal contraction which is used to refer to it without reading out the entire title e.g. the above is usually contracted to "SukaSuka". The contraction is taken from bits and pieces of the Japanese title, so, Shūmatsu Nani Shitemasu ka? Isogashii Desu ka? Sukutte Moratte Ii Desu ka? -> SukaSuka.
There are plenty of titles which have this approach, such as Konosuba:
この素晴らしい世界に祝福を!
Hepburn: Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku o!
Translated as: A blessing to this wonderful world!
The contraction is derived as: Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku o! -> Konosuba
Some titles have a more offbeat approach such as Aobuta, 青春ブタ野郎はバニーガール先輩の夢を見ない
Hepburn: Seishun Buta Yarō wa Banīgāru Senpai no Yume o Minai
Translated as: Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai
Its contraction derives incompletely from: Seishun Buta Yarō wa Banīgāru Senpai no Yume o Minai -> buta.
I understand this to be because 青春 has no equivalent in English but is often translated as "springtime of youth", the first kanji 青 is read sei as part of 青春 (seishun) but on its own can be read ao (as in the colour blue) which gives us Aobuta.
My question is about the origin of the contraction for Haganai, 僕は友達が少ない
Hepburn: Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai
Translated as: I Have Few Friends
The part I can derive is: Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai -> ganai. The hepburn lacks the ha kana and I don't think any of the kanji have an alternate reading as ha. Has it ever been stated how the name Haganai was derived?

Haganai is actually taken from the hiragana only of the title:
僕は友達が少ない
Ha is pronounced as 'wa' when used as a particle, but the actual phonogram is 'ha' everywhere else.


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Flower Symbol Meaning?

From Seishun Buta Yarou wa Yumemiru Shoujo no Yume wo Minai, what is the meaning of this flower symbol?

This is what is known as a "hanamaru" it's been like a "very good" or a gold star award on exams or projects. Usually done to award younger kids.


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Has Vegito ever used the instant transmission in canon Dragon Ball?
The Dragon Ball wikia lists instant tranmission as one of Vegito's abilities. Vegito . Has Vegito ever used the instant transmission in canon Dragon Ball?

According to the wiki he used it in Dragon Ball Super.

Vegito Blue uses Instant Transmission against Fused Zamasu to use Savage Strike against him.


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Which percentage of One for All can Midoriya manage without hurting himself by the time he awakes his black whip quirk?
So Midoriya can't use 100% of One for All because he hurts himself. But he's been improving the percentage of it he can use without hurting himself, first it was 5% IIRC, then he increased to 10% and he tries to keep improving.
Which percentage of One for All can Midoriya manage without hurting himself by the time he awakes his black whip quirk?

Side note:- how can it be 100% if he is comparing it to all might?

Midoriya was able to use 100 percent of his power even before awakening his black whips and without hurting himself.
As I stated in my answer here,

 this was made possible by Eri's power so Mizuku's body remains unhurt while unleashing 100 percent of his power.

Also, even before this, with the aid of Melissa, he was also able to use 100 percent of his power via the Full Gauntlet, albeit he is limited to three smashes.
Without any aid, the current limit for his One for All is 15%, as stated here.

ok, but my question goes for how much he can use without external aids

@Pablo Which I have also answered...As I mentioned, the current limit is 15 percent without any external aid.

Oh, I didnt see it.


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Why was Spike looking for beans in “Cowboy Bebop: The Movie”?
In Cowboy Bebop: The Movie how did Spike know where to look for the virus? How did he end up in that Moroccan styled market?
Do we see him getting any leads that lead him there?

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Rasheed mentions that "you can find anything on Moroccan Street", likely implying the that market may have some back alley that deal with products different sorts.
Perhaps it is a nuance that is lost in translation? What Spike is probably looking for is information. There is a word in Japanese, 豆知識 (まめちしき), which literally means "bean knowledge" and can mean "bits of knowledge", or information. A bean that you can't see.
When he mentioned that he is looking for a bean seller it's possible someone that sells information (the local informant) in general. This is not explicit in the original Japanese language version, but in the English dub only, at around 0h:20m mark, there is an old lady that points and says, "ask for the bean shark, they will know what you mean." This is likely added to the English script for better context to the viewers. In actuality, it likely Spike asking around for sources of information that led him to the market and Rasheed to come out of the works to talk to Spike, since he is said to be well acquainted with the local folk, who likely informed them of a foreign asking for information.
It's probably a coincidence that the bean seller is connected to Vincent and the bioweapon directly. On the outside, Rasheed may seem like a regular bean seller, but it probably is a front or perhaps an informant side business. A bit like asking for a street name of some product so that certain locals can differentiate them from "normal" folk.
He speaks in a very indirect manner, perhaps likely to discern his intent. When he asks what kind of bean he is looking for, he refers to "Calabar beans" and how they can tell if "your wife's cheating", indirectly asking if then he goes on about Pythagoras about fava beans.
The significance of Pythagoras, the fava bean, and his death comes from legends. It is said that he hid and lived inside a cave for some time to hide from a dictator. In some accounts of his death his death was told to be the result of him fleeing attackers, who chased him until a field of flowering fava beans blocked his way, unable to advance any further, his pursuers caught up and he was killed. There are many interpretations of why the chose to stop there, but there his a particular speculation historian that has a bit overlap with the plot of the movie.
It is believed that Pythagoras may have had favism, for those unaware, favism, a genetic disorder that is particularly common in the Mediterranean. The condition, named after the bean, causes people to develop hemolytic anemia from eating favas, or inhaling the pollen from its flowers. Meaning that after consumption or contact, red blood cells start to break down, cause anemia-like symptoms, jaundice, and/or  heart failure. Perhaps it is a bit of ironic foreshadowing or illusion to the bioweapon?
Spike likely didn't catch on to Rasheed's true identity until their second meeting, in which Rasheed spoke when he knew about the Doctor in the third person.

 Spike likely pieces everything together by the end (Rasheed = the Doctor), asking Rasheed to deliver a messaged to the Doctor before he departs, then promptly punching him in the gut.


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Why Masashi Kishimoto did not author Boruto?
I mean he successfully completed Naruto, so why not continue it ?

He needed a break!
An excerpt from an interview he did at New York Comic Con (per Anime News Network):

Christopher Butcher:
  72 volumes of Naruto. Did the editors of Shonen Jump want you to keep going? Some of the Shonen Jump series go for a hundred volumes or two
  hundred volumes. Did the editors want you to keep going on Naruto?
Masashi Kishimoto: I would be lying if I said there wasn't some pressure from management, the powers that be as they were, but I had a
  pretty clear idea of how I wanted the story to come to a close, so I
  had to put my foot down and say, 'No, I'm sorry, this is it.'

It's also the case that during the creation of Naruto, Kishimoto got married and was supposed to go on his honeymoon with his wife, but never did.  After the series was completed, he was finally able to do that, even though his son was (at the time) about as old as Boruto would be in-canon.

if people only knew how amazing a feat of endurance and hard work authoring a shonen manga for 15 years truly is, they would not begrudge him a holiday.


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Escanor not using "The One" mode?
In the manga chapter 322, Escanor and the other member sins are fighting the demon king. We can see that Escanor is using a few power skill that require "The One" mode. For example: "Divine Sword Escanor" and "Divine Spear Escanor".

But when the demon king attack Escanor, it's appear that Escanor does take damage from him.

Isn't using "The One" mode any damage he receive is not harmful for Escanor? We are talking about the "invincible incarnation of power". So does it mean currently Escanor is still not using "The One" mode yet?

I believe your questions stem from several common misconceptions about Escanor. I will try to clarify each of them in a satisfying manner.
Escanor does NOT need to enter The One mode to use the Escanor line of spells
Previous Escanor fights have been misleading in this area. The series' very wiki does also state that the Escanor-type spells belong exclusively to his "The One" transformation. However, it has never been shown or stated that those spells need The One to be cast. It is true that Escanor largely favors using those spells as "The One", since he cannot wield physical weapons. But since, in essence, Divine Sword Escanor and Divine Spear Escanor are physical strikes backed-up with intensely concentrated Sunshine magic, Escanor can also use them in his usual daytime state.
It is very important to note that Escanor only started using those spells once Rhitta was broken and unavailable to fight against the Demon King. It is likely he simply prefers using his axe when possible, but resorts to the Escanor-type spells otherwise.
The One is not LITERALLY invincible
Within the universe of Seven Deadly Sins, The One Escanor is widely accepted to be invincible and the incarnation of raw power itself. Merlin says as such, and every member of the Seven Deadly Sins widely accept Escanor at noon is the strongest entity they know of.
However, this feeling of invincibility solely stems from The One's crushingly enormous amount of physical and magical power. The One does NOT confer meta-physical invincibility to ensure victory or ward off death. In fact, a crucial plot point is that Escanor is slowly dying from repeated usages of The One, and that it inflicts heavy internal wounds on each recent use. (These wounds stem from Sunshine in general, but seem rather logically exacerbated by using The One.)
All in all, this simply means The One's power is not literally unlimited. Theoretically, any creature or character possessing a higher amount of power can defeat and kill The One. The One's power has never been quantified in-series, but we do know it dwarfs Assault Mode Meliodas' 142 000 power level. 99.99% of Seven Deadly Sins' characters will instantly be defeated by The One, but divinities can theoretically match this amount of sheer power. (Although this is technically speculations since their power levels weren't quantified either)
Escanor was not in The One mode in your screenshots
The most easily disprovable assumption in your post. When entering The One mode, Escanor visibly radiates power and is constantly surrounded by a shroud of fire-like energy, dripping off from his body like such (picture from Escanor vs. Assault Mode Meliodas) :

In your screenshots, Escanor clearly has NOT entered The One form yet.


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Which race is Merlin?
Merlin has human appearence , though she manages magic like almost nobody. Is she human or is she supposed to belong to some wizard race?

Merlin is a human from Belialuin.
Belialuin was described as the "capital of the wizards" 3000 years before the events of Seven Deadly Sins. Although Merlin's true name has been shown to use an inhuman pronunciation and alphabet, the latest chapter (Chapter 337) showed her childhood extensively, detailing her motivations and origins.
Unless these facts were misleading or those facts are retconned later by the author, Merlin is fully human.

 Most importantly, the Lady of the Lake directly describes Merlin as being fully human, contrasting her with Meliodas and Elizabeth. Her humanity makes her a descendant of Chaos, like all other humans, which directly ties in with her motivations (freeing Chaos from its divine seal). All of these informations can be checked in chapter 337.


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Why Merus didnt fight Moro along with Goku, Vegeta and Buu?
So in Dragon Ball Super manga #51 shows that Moro is stronger than a Goku SSJ3. And later in manga #52 he goes with Goku to the time chamber to train, having Goku the intention to train with him to be able to awaken Ultra Instinct again. So if Merus is strong enough as for being a sparring of Goku, why didnt he join Goku, Vegeta and Buu to fight Moro?

It seems that Meerus has a great reason for hiding his true power. Whatever that reason is, doesn't matter at this point. Perhaps he doesn't want high levels (like Beerus / Supreme Kai / etc) finding out about him.  Since allegedly Beerus / Supreme Kai searched their universe for the strongest fighters during TOP and concluded that Goku was the best (aside from the Monaku joke), but Meerus is actually better than Goku, means that they do not know Meerus exists or is as powerful as he really is.

Chapter 55 explained that Merus was an angel-in-training, whose laws forbid them from fighting.
As explained by the Grand Minister and Whis, angels are ruled by several laws designed to prevent undue intervention within mortal events. They are to stay as neutral as possible, and are not allowed to use their angel powers as long as they are in training.
Merus acting as a Galactic Patrol agent was allowed as a "grey-area" type of behavior, since he only used standard-issue guns, armors and gadgets to complete his missions (along with his natural fast speed). Likewise, Merus training Goku was allowed as he didn't use his angelic powers and only imparted knowledge upon a mortal.
You can read about these laws and restraints in Dragon Ball Super 55's official release on Mangaplus.


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How fast is the Female Titan?
In season 1 episode 12, we see The Female titan give chase to the Special Operations Squad and Eren. We also know that the horses to bred to run at 70-75 mph per hour, but it was shown late that the female titan sped up and was about to catch them before they ran past the traps set for her. So what speed does she run at if she's faster than the horses?

I'd like to think that the Female Titan is probably the fastest among the 9 titans in terms of running speed and not agility (in which case I think the Jaw Titan would dominate). Here's the explanation. The Female Titan managed to outrun the Scout Regiment Horses as seen throughout the "Female Titan Arc" and she even managed to catch up from the Right Wing up to the Rear of the Center whilst the entire platoon is CONSTANTLY moving at the speed of the said horses. Deducing from all the information above she has to be about twice as fast as the horses in order to catch up to Levi Squad by the end of the episode, also putting into consideration all the scout members' attempt to slow her down (fighting her and delaying her movement).
Now let's compare her to the other fast shifters such as the Cart Titan and the Jaw Titan, let's start with what we have seen. The Jaw Titan may be very agile and nimble but when running in the anime, I don't think she even comes close to the Female Titan. She tried to catch up to Connie riding his horse while he took Christa (not revealing her true name) and yet she never caught up. Meaning she has to be at the same speed with the horses.
Moving on to the Cart Titan. The anime didn't really shown much about its speed but it i notably very fast too considering it saved the beast titan holder from certain death. But they didn't note how fast it was meaning it's not that impressive. Unlike how Armin, recognized the Female Titan's unbelievable speed during her first appearance.
So there you go, maybe among the 3 Fast Titan Shifters I'd rank them like this:
1.) Female Titan (Actual facts from wiki and the anime)
2.) Cart Titan (From the wiki and bits of hints from the anime.)
3.) Jaw Titan (From observation)

Please include relevant sources/references. Do not just say 'from the anime' or 'from the manga'. Indicate specific episodes or chapters if possible.

Its never told in the manga how fast is every titan, what is the maximum speed of every titan. but there are another 2 titan that have high speed Cart Titan and Jaw Titan, yeah these two are part of Nine Titan just like Female Titan.


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Can someone explain to me Dead Soul Jutsu
I watched episode 51 of Naruto (kid) and I noticed this jutsu. My question is how it works?

https://naruto.fandom.com/wiki/Dead_Soul_Technique

Is there anything in particular about the jutsu that doesn't make sense to you that wasn't already covered?

Every part of the explanation I am about to give has been directly taken from the unofficial Naruto wiki : https://naruto.fandom.com/wiki/Dead_Soul_Technique
The Dead Soul Technique is described as a type of chakra-enhanced surgery. You can see it as an advanced puppetry technique which entirely forgoes chakra threads. Let's take it step by step :

Kabuto performs open-heart surgery to induce a pulse. Through unexplained means, Kabuto opens the thoracic cavity on a corpse. Then, he manages to jump-start the heart and create a continuous pulse. Maybe he's using a technological implement similar to a pacemaker ; perhaps does he use advanced chakra surgery techniques to recreate and maintain a pulse. Either way, the heart starts pumping blood again.
Kabuto injects chakra within the corpse to control it from afar. In essence, this is a forbidden, unethical puppetry technique which manipulates bodies from the inside. If I had to guess the exact inner workings of the technique, I would say Kabuto injects chakra within the victim's bloodstream, and manipulates that chakra to use the victim as a puppet. Either way, Kabuto needs to stay close to the puppet to keep manipulating it. He has also been shown to stay still while controlling the corpse ; and he can only control one at a time, meaning this particular puppetry technique demands high concentration.
Kabuto stitches the body back up and performs additionnal surgery as needed. Kabuto often performs cosmetic surgery to disguise the puppet. Likewise, he also suppresses its body odours through unknown means. Various chakra surgery techniques are most likely used during this process.


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Who is the sixth girl we see on screen during Listen?
The first ending song of K-On!! season 2 (Listen!!) shows the girls from the band meeting and befriending another girl inside of a cake. Who is the other girl?
She looks similar to Mio (Black hair, similar eyes and facial structure) and she seems to hand off her hair bow to Mio for the band playing shots. She has fairy wings, but it's unclear if she's an actual fairy or cosplaying or what.
Here's the ending animation on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EddyigHecQ

I believe it's still Mio. as you said she looks like Mio but also if we look at the cover artwork for the album

Source: K-On Wiki
we see the other girl is Mio's shadow suggesting some connection to Mio while Mio's Gallery lists her as her "doppelgänger"


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In Overlord, what is Aura holding during the battle between Ainz and Shaltear?
In the battle between Ainz and Shaltear, Aura and Mare are up on a hill watching. Aura is carrying a large cylinder package on her back. What is it and what's it for?

It's a world item called Depiction of Nature and Society. As stated in the wiki,

It resembles the shape of a giant-red oriental scroll that hangs from the user's waist....Depiction of Nature and Society allows the user to isolate space. Apparently, it can even swallow the whole space of the opponent.  It was an item that could seal a target into a closed-off space. To be more precise, it swapped a painted landscape with the real world, and then it would convert the real world into a painted landscape.

If I recall correctly, Ainz ordered both Aura and Mare to scout the surrounding areas so this item together with Avarice and Generosity are merely countermeasures in case someone else tries to intervene between Shaltear's and Ainz's fight.


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What's Escanor's power level when he's in the one mode?
Before reaching the one mode, in the battle with Meliodas Escanor's power level is said to be 114,000 and Meliodas 142,000. But when he reachs "the one", he can defeat Meliodas and he's said to be "invincible". What's Escanor's power level when he's in the one mode?

This Reddit thread made an attempt, based on various statements from the manga

216015 total power at noon. (6,64 times of Meliodas last stated power of 32500, 3,54 times of Zeldris power of 61000, 3,6 times of Estarossa power of 60000)
108015 total power at noon. (3,32 times of Meliodas last stated power of 32500, 1,77 times of Zeldris power of 61000, times 1,8 of Estarossa power of 60000)

There appears to be no official canon on Escanor's power at high noon


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What is the bounty of Gol D. Roger?
I researched and found Monkey D. Dragon to be worth 850,000,000. But what about Roger?

There was one entry in the eternal log which had an unreadable bounty for Gol D. Roger. Don't think the bounty was mentioned anywhere else

Maybe @TGamer meant to ask what was his bounty at the moment of capture?

In chapter 957, titled "Ultimate", it was revealed that Gol D. Roger's bounty was 5,564,800,000 Berry, the highest pirate bounties in history.
The partial bounty poster was also shown, although it didn't show the bounty amount.

The answer to that question, as far as I know, hasn't been revealed yet. His bounty from when he was alive is unknown for now.
For that matter, Dragon's bounty being 850,000,000 is a false rumor, as no official sources have revealed his bounty either. Besides, a bounty this comparatively "low" would contradict Dragon's status as the most wanted man in the world, as Jack and Charlotte Katakuri both have bounties that equal or exceed a billion.

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Do Eren's crystalization powers come from the Attack Titan or from the Founding Titan?
In episode 50 of the Attack on Titan anime, Eren blocks one of the wall holes with his crystalizations powers. Do Eren's crystalization powers come from the Attack Titan or from the Founding Titan?

Very first time Eren uses hardening power during rod raiss arc.. at that time he drank a liquid and after that he is able to use hardening.. I think that liquid must be something that helped Eren

@IchigoKurosaki is right, and it's from episode 45 as per the Fandom wiki.

In episode 45, Eren bites down on this "armor" bottle, and after that, he is able to transform into a hardened titan. Because be got it from a bottle, and did not develop it by himself we are unable to know which titan he developed it with. Though I imagine that if he didn't gain hardening through the bottle I think he could have developed it through practice. (speculation on my part)

Eren can use the abilities of the founding titan only when he's in contact with someone among the royal bloodline. Thus all abilities Eren uses during combat is from the attack titan.
This was confirmed when Erin encounters the titan that ate his mother in season 2 episode titled "Scream", he was able to control all the other titans with his scream as he touched her.
That was the only time till date Eren was able to use the founding titans abilities.

Please include relevant sources/references.


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Which chapter of the manga does Season 1 of Kimetsu no Yaiba anime end in?
If you want to keep following the story of Kimetsu no Yaiba after that, you need to know which chapter of the manga the anime ends.
Which chapter of the manga does Season 1 of Kimetsu no Yaiba anime end in?

From the wiki, the 26th Episode adapts parts of Chapters 51-54.
The upcoming movie, Kimetsu no Yaiba Movie: Mugen Ressha-hen, adapts the Infinity Train arc or Demon Train arc from Chapters 53-66.


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Does the third season of Toaru Kagaku no Railgun happens after or before Toaru Kagaku no Accelerator?
The third season of Toaru Kagaku no Railgun started and Accelerator, one of the main villains of Toaru Majutsu no Index and the main character of Toaru Kagaku no Accelerator appears in the first episode. How is this series placed in the timeline then? Does Toaru Kagaku no Railgun season 3 happens after or before the events of Toaru Kagaku no Accelerator?

The Accelerator anime covers the Necromancer Arc, which (in-universe) starts in early September and ends sometime before September 14.
The Railgun T anime covers the Daihaisei Festival Arc (Railgun version), which (in-universe) starts on September 19 and ends on September 20. It might also cover the Dream Ranker Arc after that, which (in-universe) starts on September 26 and ends sometime in mid-October.
Index, Railgun, and Accelerator pretty much all take place within the same year (not counting flashbacks), but as readers/watchers, we're not sure which year it is (it's never specified directly). See the footnote on the Unified Story Timeline#Trivia page on the Toaru Wikia for more information.

@Pablo Yes, it's all in the same year. In the Toaru verse, a lot happens over a really short period of time. For example, over the course of 22 Index novels and 23 NT Index novels, less than 5 months have elapsed in-universe. It's unknown which year it is, though. It's known from the novel side stories that whatever year this is, March 15 is the third Friday of March, and also there are five Fridays in September. Which apparently is impossible by our current calendar. So ¯\(ツ)/¯


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In Sword Art Online, why does Suguha practice only one Kendo move?
Suguha only does one kendo move whenever she's shown practicing in the show. Even in Ordinal Scale her video to Kirito was of that one move. Is there any reason for the lack of variation?

I don't know anything about Kendo, but I assume it's to practice one's discipline in perfecting the single move. I'm sure someone with more knowledge can give a better answer, unless it's just "Animators are lazy"

"I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who had practiced one kick 10,000 times."-Bruce Lee. Suguha doesn't need to learn additional moves if she can finish her opponent with just the one!

As someone who has practiced Kendo for 16 years, hopefully I can give some insight.
The technique that they are all practicing is called "men (mask)", which is the strike to the head.  This is the first technique that everyone learns when starting out, and it's elements are seen as fundamental to performing every other technique (the other basic strikes being to the wrist, abdomen and throat [kote, dou and tsuki, respectively]), so it's performed a LOT during the course of practice.  If you were to watch a real kendo practice, it's the technique you'll see performed the most.
In terms of anime, I believe most characters are animated doing that because, whether you actually practiced it or not, it's the most familiar shorthand to show the characters are doing kendo. This is similar to a karate person doing a bunch of punches or a kickboxer doing the same kick on a punching bag.

I assume you are referring to this move:

Sword Art Online - Episode 15
While I'm not an expert in kendo, the way kendo is usually depicted makes me think that that specific move is one of the basic exercises that kendokas need to practice as much as possible. It's one of the most common moves in kendo-centered series/episodes. Some examples:

Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Kenkaku Romantan - Opening 1

Bamboo Blade - Episode 1

Katanagatari - Episode 9
A similar move in combat is the head strike (men), which Suguha used when she had a match with Kirito:

Sword Art Online - Episode 15

Bamboo Blade - Episode 6

I was looking for that first gif as an example and couldn't find it. Props on finding a whole ton of gifs from different shows! Thanks for the answer!


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Would Eri be able to restore Lemillion's quirk?
From the last episode (Season 4, Episode 76) we know what Eri's quirk is. Rewinding. If she is able te rewind a something to a earlier time, wouldn't she be able to restore Lemillion's body to the way he was before he got shot by the bullet from Chiasaki?
This way Lemillio should be able to regain his quirk?
P.S. i dont think this would work on All Might because he passed his quirk (One For All) on to Deku.

Yes, she could.
As mentioned in Chapter 162,  Mirio said that he plans on asking Eri to rewind his body back to a state where he still has his quirk if she figures out how to control her quirk.


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Which chapter of the manga does Season 2 of One Punch Man anime end in?
If you want to keep following One Punch Man story in the manga, after second season of the anime ended, you need to know which chapter of the manga the anime ends.
Which chapter of the manga does Season 2 of One Punch Man anime end in?

As stated here, Episode 24 of the 2nd season of One Punch Man is based on Chapters 83-84 (Volume 16) of the manga. If you want to pick up where the anime ended, either you start reading on these chapters or proceed to the one that follows, which is Chapter 85.


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Is nightcore a type of anime?
I have a friend who loves anime.
 She told me about nightcore and the characters in anime look like the characters in nightcore.
Are nightcore and anime the same thing?

Are they  the same because they look the same

I was just wondering because I am listening to nightcore right now.

Nightcore is the name for a type of music edit, making things a bit faster and higher pitched. From what I've seen, it's mostly done on songs from anime, or japanese songs, and have anime-like imagery associated with it.

A nightcore edit is a remix track that speeds up the pitch and time of its source material by 10-30%. The name is derived from Nightcore, a Norwegian duo who released pitch-shifted versions of trance and eurodance songs, but now more broadly refers to any sped-up music.

The wikipedia article has more on it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nightcore
As for anime, it's the term used for animated shows and movies, typically referring to those created in Japan.

So they are the same pretty much

no, nightcore is music, anime is animated shows/movies

No, nightcore is not Anime.
Nightcore is a music genre where the pitch and speed of a song is changed.
It is also sometimes known as nighstep or sped up dubstep.
The nightcore videos do often come paired with anime-related images instead of music videos, but is usually not related to the depicted anime whatshowever.


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How did reanimated Haku and Zabuza die?
According to Naruto wiki, a reanimated body can die from any of the following ways:

Remove the soul from the reincarnated body, such as with the Dead
  Demon Consuming Seal.
Have the summoner end the technique. As they are unlikely to do this
  voluntarily, using a genjutsu to trick them into cancelling the
  technique is ideal.
A less reliable, though equally effective method is to have the
  reincarnated soul be affected in some emotional way that gives them
  closure, allowing their soul to break free of the Impure World
  Reincarnation's influence.

At episode 265, after Haku and Zabuza got reincarnated, they were faced by Kakashi and his army. At first, they were really hesitating to kill Kakashi and army and said that were under control of someone. Meanwhile, Kabuto used Mitarashi Anko to harness Orochimaru's chakra to tighten Haku's and Zabuza's soul to the body and as a result they became really powerful, a immortal killing puppet. They were fighting really hard and at episode 266(spoilers below):

 Both Zabuza and Haku got killed by Kakashi's chidori.

How did they die? Neither of the above three points were followed i.e the soul were not removed by reaper death seal, nor the summoner was under a genjutsu nor the soul was affected in any emotional way. Yes, they were emotional at first but after getting Orochimaru's power, their soul were tightened more to the body which Kabuto felt that they were now a mere immortal killing machine.

 Why did Zabuza and Haku got killed by a mere ninjustsu?

Neither Haku or Zabuza were "killed" in the sense you describe. In the same episode you referenced, they were both temporarily immobilized:

Haku was immobilized by shielding himself in front of Zabuza when attacking was attempting to strike him with Chidori
Zabuza was immobilized after Kakashi successfully hit him with a Chodori.

As they were immobilized, this gave Ensui Nara an opportunity to hold them with the Shadow Bind technique

After Zabuza cuts through Haku, Ensui told Santa that Kakashi only caught one enemy and immobilised Haku as he regenerated. When Kakashi successfully connected his shadow to Zabuza's, he immediately immobilised him as well.

In this Youtube video, you can see the shadow line holding two shinobi down. This gave another shinobi to use the Cloth Binding Technique to capture them.

Haku covered Zabuza with his body, so he died. He wanted Naruto to kill him (Naruto had defeated Haku before, but he didn't kill him and nke wanted to do it). Zabuza was later killed by Kakashi, but before his death he managed to deal with some of the gang members and partially redeemed his guilt thanks to Naruto who talked to him :)

I am talking about 'renaminated' Zabuza and Haku where they were brought to life by Kabuto. It happens in Naruto Shippuden. The events in your answer occurs in original Naruto series.

My question has been (correctly) answered by Wondercricket. Your answer doesn't add any new information and is incorrect. I suggest you to delete your answer if you want to avoid downvotes.


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In Overlord, did the Slane Theocracy intentionally target Shaltear for mind control?
In season 1 episode 10, why did the Slain Theocracy send the Black Scripture into E-Rental? I read that it had something to do with the World Class Item Downfall of Castle and Country but I don't know why they went to that location. Were they targeting Shalltear intentionally for the mind control or did they just happen across her?

No they where not targeting her, they had another target in mind and when they ran into her decided to target her instead because of the threat she posed to them. If I remember right it is explained in better detail in volume 3 of the light novel.
https://www.quora.com/Who-are-the-ones-who-controlled-Shalltear-in-the-Overlord-anime-How-do-they-move-behind-the-scenes-and-why

 The Slane theocracy sent the black scripture on a recon mission to the country of E Rantel to both protect and use the world item Downfall of Castle and Country to prepare for the resurrection of the Catastrophe Dragon Lord. They happened to come across Shalltear after she killed the death bringing brigade and tried to use the item on her, however she was able to fight against the effects long enough to kill lady Kaide, the one who was using DOCAC. This resulted in Shalltear being mind controlled by a dead person, meaning that she was being controlled by no one. As such, she returned to her basic “Setting” if you can call it that I.e self defence.

From what I read it was a case of bad luck for both sides

 The group was sent over behind the scenes as no one but them knew they were there. Similarly to how a country that sends an elite recon group to another country and then that country withdraws, leaving no trace. ainz knows they had to be someone powerful to have the world item, but he doesn’t know who. It could be E Rantel (unlikely cause ainz would know). Baharuth empire, (again unlikely cause ainz would know, so it is only a matter of time until Ainz finds out.


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Could Nighteye foresee his future?
Nighteye has a quirk which allows him to foresee the future and when he does (like in the case of All Might) he tries to do something to prevent it from happening when it's something bad. Why couldnt he foresee his own future or did he see it and did nothing?

Two reasons.
First, Nighteye's Quirk requires him to look into the eyes of the person whose future he wants to see. It's not stated whether non-direct eye contact works, but assuming it doesn't then he can't see his own future just by looking into a mirror.
Second, he didn't think the future could be changed, only reacted to. When we first see Nighteye demonstrate his Quirk, he uses it on Deku so that he has perfect knowledge of his future movements. When they fight, he doesn't try to get in Deku's way or otherwise try to change those movements, he just uses that knowledge to avoid being where Deku is. Similarly, he himself said that he regretted seeing All Might's future because he's never been able to change what he sees - so presumably, if he saw his own death he would assume that it was a fixed possibility (and, in fact, in the fight with Overhaul it seems like he has used his ability to see his own death from someone else's perspective, and assumes that it's a foregone conclusion). It's only when Deku beats Overhaul and doesn't die in the process, as Nighteye saw, that he realises that the future can be changed.

He probably did know his fate, but everyone who has seen MHA should know that Nighteye was very fixated on saving Eri and stopping the Yakuza. He knew that if she wasn't saved, the Yakuza would probably wreak havoc with Eri's quirk. Also, in the anime itself, Nighteye said that they had to save Eri "no matter the cost," which might have been Nighteye hinting that this might be the death of him.


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What does "ABJ" mean on some manga websites & apps?
On some manga websites & apps (e.g. BOOK☆WALKER Global Store), there is a symbol that looks like "ABJ" usually at the end of a page

followed with

The ABJ mark is a trademark indicating that this e-bookstore and e-book distribution service is an authorized distribution service that has been licensed for use by the copyright holder.

What does it mean?

"ABJ" stands for "Authorized Books of Japan".
Citing from Association for E-Publishing Business Solution (Japanese),

The ABJ mark is a trademark indicating that this e-bookstore and e-book distribution service is an authorized distribution service that has been licensed for use by the copyright holder. The aim was to provide an environment where readers can read and subscribe with peace of mind, and to promote the development of a healthy content market.

It means that the digital service provider (e.g. websites, apps) is officially authorized and has been given permission to use licensed works. Services that have this mark always mean that they are legal providers. However, services that do not have this mark does not mean that they are illegal (e.g. Crunchyroll Manga) since there is a procedure needs to be done to get the mark.
Some supplementing quotes in English regarding the mark:

Manga Planet - Updates on System Improvement:

Addition of the ABJ mark and short description to the footer

The ABJ mark is a trademark indicating that this e-bookstore and e-book distribution service is an authorized distribution service that has been licensed for use by the copyright holder.
We will continue to release e-books with rights properly processed to contribute to the development of the manga market.

Beaglee Inc. - Non-Consolidated Financial Results
for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 2018 (PDF):

Moreover, the Company has obtained permission to use the ABJ mark that signifies it provides full version services with permission for use of contents granted by the copyright holders.

The whitelisted services are listed on this PDF file (updated irregularly). From left-to-right:

Registration number
Service name
Operator (business company/person) - with the last updated date

Example of English manga sites that have been registered:

BOOK☆WALKER Global Store: ABJ 10291001
MANGA Plus by SHUEISHA: ABJ 10921042
Manga Planet Library: ABJ 11981000

In summary:

Has ABJ mark: always legal
Does not have ABJ mark: maybe legal, but most possibly illegal

Omake: YouTube video showing collaboration of ABJ mark with popular manga characters


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Can a Demon Slayer use Multiple Breath Styles?
Can Demon Slayers use multiple breathing techniques like fire and water or are demon slayer corps all capable of just 1? Also is the ability to use certain techniques passed on by the parents through genetics or does it just depend on what the Demon Slayer learned first?

I think Tanjiro uses multiple breathing but a normal demon slayer can't use multiple types of breathing, but if they awake their demon slayer mark, I think they can.

As it is, your answer could use more details, along with evidence that shows why your answer is correct. Also, I believe the part about the demon slayer mark is incorrect - it just enhances existing capabilities.


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Is Kotodama devil the most powerful character in Black Clover?
So, in the animated series, the elf leader, the first magic emperor, 2 magic emperor wannabes, and one elf leader wannabe are having a hard time fighting and trying to defeat Kotodama devil. Are there official stats for this character?
Is Kotodama devil supposed to be the most powerful character in Black Clover?

don't know maybe there is devil clan just like elf clan and human clan... we have seen similar theories in seven deadly sins.

Although very strong, the Kotodama Devil isn't the strongest entity within the Black Clover verse.
No human characters have been described as being able to beat the Kotodama Devil in a one-on-one confrontation. However, another devil has been described within the universe as stronger than the Kotodama Devil.

 A devil named Megicula has been described as globally stronger than the Kotodama Devil by Lolopechka, the princess of the Heart Kingdom. Lolopechka is an extremely sensitive mage able to observe multiple remote locations at once (even in other countries) through ambiant moisture and her Water Magic (augmented by the Water Spirit, Undine). This makes her a credible source (Chapter 228, p.9)

You mean the girl in the top three in the spade Kingdom?

Technically, I was talking about Vanica, the woman who entered a contract with Megicula.


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Is puking blood when punched in the gut a common trope in anime?
I have often seen characters throwing and puking blood when they are punched in the gut especially in Shounen animes like BNHA and Naruto Shippuden(well there are other animes I have seen this trope but I could think of these two anime for the time being). Why is it so common? Is it actually a trope? I have never seen someone throwing blood when punched in the gut IRL including boxing matches. Is it due to the fact that the punch is so strong that their organs gets damaged or collapsed leading to puking blood?

Yes, this is a trope known as blood from the mouth and sometimes also crosses over with the waterfall puke where a stream of blood will follow.
This trope is used to indicate significant physical damage to a character, through a force that would be at least significant to getting hit by a car.
Disclaimer, I am not a medical professional. The following based on prior received medical treatments and their explanations, and online articles.
In real life this can also occur, it is one of the symptom of severe hemorrhaging, which in it self is internal bleeding due to damaged blood vessel's.
Vomiting blood is considered a dangerous symptom which would require immediate medical attention.
A pretty good explanation on what Hemorrhaging is in near layman terms can be found on: medical news today


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Was Suiryu or Garou who defeated Saitama in Virtual Reality?
In OVA #4 season 2, Saitama is defeating playing Virtual Reality and Genos says the one who defeated might be able to defeat Saitama in real life. Then we see those moving to the finals of the competition are Suiryu and Garou.
Was Suiryu or Garou who defeated Saitama in Virtual Reality?

If you had observed, at the end the "female character" that beat Suiryu in an instant was infact King who comes to the Dias to collect the prize, he played with a usual Gaming controller and not a VR.
While walking either genos or king(dont remember) talks to themselves that a gaming controller is much faster compared to the VR.


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Which is the song played in episode #119 when Asta stabs the demon's heart at the end of the episode?
In episode #119, at the end of it, Asta stabs the demon's heart, meanwhile a song is played . What's the name of this song?

It's the Opening「Haruka Mirai」by Kankaku Piero.
Here’s a link straight to the song https://youtu.be/7WKCUxKa-k8


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In Overlord, could the Deep Darkness Dragon Lord be mind controlled considering it has a world item?
I was under the impression that a world item protects it's user from other world items. Since the Deep Darkness Dragon Lord has a world item, does that means Downfall of Castle and Country wouldn't work on it? Therefore, the only way for the Slane Theocracy could mind control the Dragon Lord would be to steal the World Class Item first, is that correct?

Yes, they'd need to steal it first. That said, unless the Deep Darkness Dragon Lord has inmunity against mind ailments, he could be targeted by regular mind control spells.
He's still one of the creatures of the highest levels in the New World, probably around level 100, so you'd need a really high level caster in order to pull a high-tier mind control spell able to affect him.


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When does the Heroes Rising movie take place?
The movie is showing in theaters now and I've read that there are some spoilers from the manga even if you're caught up to the series.
Is it known when this movie takes place?

The movie takes places some time after the ending of the 4th Season of BnHA, sometime in the winter season (but the action is placed on a tropical island). It is also said that possibly the events that take place only happen in the movie.
From the interview with the movie director:

Nagasaki: "Yes, we did use an element that was originally planned in
  the manga's last battle and used it towards the end of the movie.[...]
  Besides, Horikoshi-sensei told us "I'll create an even better ending
  anyway, so it's all good".

So it's not really an actual spoiler for the manga readers, more that the movie adapted some of Horikoshi's previous ideas for the ending of the manga.

When you say "the events that take place only happen in the movie" you mean to consider it non-canon or removed from the timeline?

@MichaelMcQuade I don't know really, probably non-canon as some movies from anime-series are not considered actual canon (like Naruto, One Piece, etc) but only time will tell. Also, I didn't say that, it is from the interview with Horikoshi also.


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What is the effect of Piety commandement?
I've been watching the seven deadly sins for some time now and in recent episodes (trying to avoid spoilers) there's a request for Zeldris to release people under de Piety commandement.
My question is, what are the effects of such commandement?
We've seen people turn to stone for not abiding to a commandement, etc...

You must have skipped something, the effect of Piety is demonstrated before that request. Although I think it was indeed a fast explanation - a few seconds only.

As read on the wiki article on commandments

Piety「敬神 Keishin」
  Anyone who shows their back to the wielder will become an obedient slave of the Demon King and by extension, his representative and youngest son, Zeldris.


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Can Mystic Eyes of Death Perception kill Tiamat?
In recent Fate Grand Order anime (2020), in episode 17 it is said that Tiamat is born without knowing the concept of Death. Will the Mystic Eyes still works on her?

Without a concept of death, Mystic Eyes of Death Perception are useless. They work on the basis that death is an intrinsic part of life, as a living being is meant to end at some point, the concept of death is already inside them, which is what the MEoDP bring about.
From Tsukihime Dokuhon PlusPeriod - TSUKIHIME Dictionary: Mystic Eyes of Death Perception [Unusual talent], p.184:

"(...) Though they are said to see the form of death, strictly speaking it's more accurate to say they're reading the lifespan of a substance – the existential limit determined at the moment of creation(...)"

Tiamat, as a perfect being has no concept of death in herself for the MEoDP to see. You'd have to make her mortal first. For example with a Conceptual Weapon like the Black Barrel which imposes the concept of mortality upon its targets, Gun God uses it against the Types in Notes.

Mind you, a perfect being can have imperfections introduced, such that the eyes may then at least see the lines, if not actual points of death.  That's how Arcueid got sliced up.  She's really only perfect at night time.  Shiki can see lines on her during the day; I believe he struggles to see any at night, but I think it's still said to be possible if extremely difficult, if for no other reason than that she's drank blood before and so been altered.


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What happened with Alyssa Zaidelle?
in Final Fantasy XIII-2, as Serah and Noel go to leave Academia in 4XX AF, Mog noticed something about Alyssa and Alyssa comments that the future that Serah and Noel are trying to create, she wont exist in it.
In a paradox ending (triggered by having the Paradox Scope on and refusing the Fragment Alyssa gives) Snow turns up with the Guardian Corp and arrests Alyssa revealing that the Fragment was a booby trap that she got from someone implied to be Caius which explains what happened in the Historia Crux.
But outside of the Paradox Ending Alyssa is no where to be seen in Academia 500 AF or mentioned by anyone despite Hope's plan to use the time capsule with her to meet them in 500 AF (they already used it together to jump almost 400 years).
so what happened with Alyssa Zaidelle? is it somehow related to her apparently working with or for Caius?

How is this on-topic? Final Fantasy XIII-2 is a video game, and AFAICT it has no anime or manga adaptations. This belongs on SciFi.SE or Arqade.SE.

@F1Krazy In all reality, Arqade would be more suited, but Final Fantasy questions are perfectly on-topic here, along with any JRPGs. Relevant Meta

@Wondercricket Still seems a bit odd to me, but if that's the community consensus, then fair enough.

@F1Krazy There are restrictions though. They are only on-topic if the question is asking about the lore. If the question is asking about game mechanics, then it would be migrated to Arqade :)

If I recall correctly, what happens to Alyssa is not explicitly mentioned in Final Fantasy XIII-2. This is, however, explained in the book Final Fantasy XIII-2: Fragments After.
The purpose of Fragments After was to cover any loose ends or potential plot holes that were not touched on within the game itself. Fragments After also didn't get an English release until October 2019 (a solid 8 years after the initial release in December 2011).
The paradox that occurred for Alyssa to exist is also not explicitly shown in Final Fantasy XIII-2, but it occurs off-scene during the events of Final Fantasy XIII. As Serah and Nole begin fixing the timeline and paradoxes that occur in Final Fantasy XIII-2, they in-turn correct Alyssa's paradox as well.

During the events of Final Fantasy XIII, Alyssa became involved in the Purge when she visited her friend, Nena Stein, in Bodhum. She and Nena escaped and hid from the army with other Purgees, but they got buried under a pile of rubble in a cave-in. When the goddess Etro released the Pulse l'Cie who fought to defend Cocoon from crystal stasis, the resulting distortion of the timeline revived Alyssa. Since then, Alyssa has been having nightmares of her original fate and knows deep down she is living a lie.

[...]

Final Fantasy XIII-2 Fragments After reveals that after betraying Serah and Noel, Alyssa accompanies Hope to the Augusta Tower in the guise of aiding in his investigation of an intruder in the system; in actuality, Alyssa is setting up a trap for Hope with the duplicates. After disposing the attacking duplicates, Hope finds a digital diary belonging to Alyssa that reveals her hate-filled thoughts towards the Pulse l'Cie, her fears of being erased with another taking her place, and her plotting to kill Hope. When she holds Hope at gunpoint Alyssa begins to disappear as Serah and Noel have fixed the paradox that allowed her to survive the cave-in. Alyssa begs Hope not to forget her before she ceases to be.

Nearly everyone's memories of Alyssa are erased with only Hope and a few people in Academy headquarters having vague memories of her. In Fragments After, it is revealed that a century later at 500 AF, Alyssa has been replaced by an intern named Aina Stein, an implied descendant of her friend Nena.

does it explain what Paradox it was that was fixed?

@Memor-X I have updated my answer with that information :)


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What does "Non Non Biyori" mean?
Non Non Biyori is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Atto. The series is still ongoing until this day, it has anime adaption in 2013 and 2015. After maybe 7 years later since 2013, i don't understand what does Non Non Biyori mean. I have read all the 10 volumes but still didn't understand what does the title mean or ever explained.
Was it the only author know what the meaning of Non Non Biyori ? Or it's just some random word with no meaning at all ?

While there's no official statement from the author, it's possibly a combination of nonbiri (のんびり, carefree) and hiyori* (ひより, 日和, fine weather), which can be interpreted as "fine weather (or fine days) to be carefree."
This is strengthened by the fact that:

Outside of the manga/anime, there was also 「のんびりくえすと！」(Nonbiri Quest!) radio corner
The ending theme was 「のんのん日和」 ("Non Non Biyori"; here, hiyori is read as biyori due to rendaku/sequential voicing)

From the lyric of the ending theme,

のんびりと歌うから　のんきな風が吹いた
nonbiri to utau kara　nonki na kaze ga fuita

it might even imply that Non Non Biyori is a combination of nonki (easygoing), nonbiri, and (h/b)iyori.


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Does "Seton" have any particular meaning?
Does the name "Seton", of Seton Academy, have any particular meaning, particularly referring to wild animals? I tried looking up whether it was the name of a famous zoologist, or biologist, or taxonomist, or something similar, and came up blank.

It's likely named after a wildlife illustrator/writer and naturalist named Ernest Thompson Seton. His animal stories works such as, Wildlife I Know, Biography of the Gray Bear, and The Life of Hunted Things are collectively referred to as "Seton Animal Stories" in Japan.

Exactly what I was looking for. I wonder why I wasn't able to find it (probably because if he was just listed as "illustrator" in the list of Setons I was looking at, I would have ignored it).


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What happens if a hollow eats a mod soul in candy form
My brother asked this question to me when I was watching bleach. He said, "What happens if a hollow ate a mod soul, like, when the mod soul is in its candy form, because I know one time Kon was eaten as the stuffed animal and he was spit back out, but if their in their candy form then would the mod soul be able to take over the hollow."
    I didn't know how to answer him because I didn't know myself so, I have to ask What exactly happens when a hollow eats a mod soul in candy form.

We don't know.
During the run of Bleach, in both manga and anime form, the matter of a mod soul being devoured by a Hollow has (surprisingly) never come up in practical discussion.
What we do know of mod souls is that they were manufactured to help combat the Hollow since they outnumbered the Soul Reapers, but that's...about it.  It also doesn't help matters that the operation which brought them into being was shut down, and all of the mod souls were ordered to be destroyed.

first of all. mod konpaku are substitude souls. meaning the human or creature's mind has been changed and/or replaced.
second of all hollows are old souls that have died and became monsters.
nemu is a soul made from a mod soul and a gigai. a temporary soul. meaning she is half the subject we are talking about.
nemu is normal. but hollows aren't.
nemu is nice. but hollows aren't.
combine the facts. probably there would be a mod soul mind with a hollow's body. that is all i can say.

in the little side panels of some book in bleach ( I can't remember which) Hannatoro eats a soul candy and Kon starts controlling her body. I would assume what happened was that Their soul would still be in their body, but the mod soul could control the hollow


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Is there any scene in Naruto where anbu commits suicide?
I cant find but Im sure there was a scene where Kabuto chases an Anbu and that Anbu commits suicide or something like that

You're probably thinking of the Body Elimination Technique, which makes it debut in filler episode A Shinobi's Determination

An Anbu member seemingly manages to locate the general area of Orochimaru's hideout and sends a message to Konoha to notify Tsunade, before eliminating all traces of his body


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Why Zeldris has the power of the demon king?
In the manga it's mentioned that Zeldris has the power of the demong king. And I believe in the anime too. What does this mean? Why Zeldris has the power of the demong king?

Demon King is ruler of Purgatory. 3000 years back, during the fighting their bodies were destroyed and in order to retrieve his body. So he grant Zeldris the power of demon king but in reality he is making Zeldris a container for his vessel to grow his body.

Because he's basically Demon King's right hand
In the Drole and Gloxinia's flashbacks, already after Meliodas's treachery, Zeldris is a) Meliodas's successor as the only other Demon King's child b) supposedly the new Ten Commandments leader and b) "fixer" as mentioned by Gowther, when Demon King realizes that Gowther got out of his prison and Zeldris was sent to get him back. The Demon King's power that Zeldris has is simply granted by Demon King for Zeldris to do his bidding


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In Overlord, would Enri survive resurrection given she's level 6 as of Volume 8?
In Yggdrasil, a player loses 5 levels on death, so since Enri is a level 6, does that suggest she could withstand resurrection?

In the New World it's stated that resurrection costs vitality and without enough, the person would turn to ash. The person also has to be willing to be resurrected. With a high enough tier spell, I'm assuming that Enri could be brought back as she currently is, especially since she'd want to return to the goblins and the village. Is there any strong evidence that should wouldn't survive resurrection?

Before talking about resurrection, we need to identify the cause of resurrection itself. There's 3 known spell to resurrect a dead person. 5th tier - raise dead, 7th tier - resurrection, and 9th tier - true resurrection. Each of them has their own rule for the spell itself to work.
In the wiki, it's said that 5th tier will cause a 5 level down and some life force reduction. But in my interpretation, the lose of levels itself is seen as losing life force. It's basically because the people in New World can't see their own level so that if the required level is not enough, they will turn into ash instead because if the level is lower than 1, they basically cease to be a living being.
As for 7th and 9th, not much known about it other than the penalty is lower than the lower tier spell, and only 9th tier true resurrection can cancels 9th tier insta-death spell true death.


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Carnivores vs Herbivores - What about the guns?
In the setting there are humanoid animals and the biggest problem is the instinct of the carnivores as predators. But in the real world the thing that makes the humans the dominating species is their intelligence, mostly because they can make stuff, like guns for example, and animals don't have any chance against guns. The characters also have intelligence and guns, and any other kind of weapons too, so why is the carnivore vs herbivore such a big matter?

I viewed the carnivore vs herbivore as a form of racism in the Beastars universe, as there is even racism against interspecies couples.
Because the carnivores are so different (They have to eat animal based protein to survive, they have built in weaponry [fangs/claws/beaks], are almost always physically stronger and physically imposing, some can see in the dark) these differences are enough to create tension between them and herbivores.

 Pair this with the various killings that always appear to be carnivores preying herbivores, and the fact that there is an illegal market to buy meat and herbivore parts, and now you have a larger problem with how herbivores view carnivores.

It is also extremely likely that the Beastars Universe does not make Guns an "Equalizer" because of gun culture in Japan. Japan makes gun ownership a rigorous process and citizens are essentially encouraged not to own a gun in Japan.

If Japanese people want to own a gun, they must attend an all-day class, pass a written test, and achieve at least 95% accuracy during a shooting-range test. Then they have to pass a mental-health evaluation, which takes place at a hospital, and pass a background check, in which the government digs into their criminal record and interviews friends and family. They can only buy shotguns and air rifles — no handguns — and every three years they must retake the class and initial exam.
[...] Each prefecture — which ranges in size from half a million people to 12 million, in Tokyo — can operate a maximum of three gun shops; new magazines can only be purchased by trading in empty ones; and when gun owners die, their relatives must surrender the deceased member's firearms.
[...] Off-duty police aren't allowed to carry firearms, and most encounters with suspects involve some combination of martial arts or striking weapons. When Japanese attacks do turn deadly, they generally involve fatal stabbings.
From "Japan has almost completely eliminated gun deaths — here's how"
  by Chris Weller

So because most citizens are not encouraged to have guns, the next designation of power is the aformentioned "built in weaponry" of the carnivores.

 The other thing to remember is that so far (in the anime series) we've only seen shady groups that were in power or had power (The Shishi Gumi, or equivalent of the Yakuza or mob) have guns. None of the other animals that were "upstanding citizens" were shown having a gun, with the exception of Rouis when he stole a gun from one of the Shishi Gumi members and used it to attack. This probably means that they got their guns through a black market and are not documented as having any even though everyone knows the mob owns guns.


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What exactly the demons gain from their "contracts", and how do they "level up" from executing contracts?
It seems that it is an routine after-school endeavour for the Gremory to be summoned through their flyers to do devilish stuff like foot massages and claim the dead as their pawns.
Aside from the summon shown in Ep. 1 (when Rias is summoned to claim her Pawn) and the paiting Azazel gives Issei, there are not shown in the anime what rewards the demons gain. It is mentioned towards the end of the second season that Gaspar makes the most out of contracts than any of them.
What do they get from these demonic contracts? And how exactly does fulfilling contracts help a demon rank up?

Side note: I have only watched the anime, but answers are encouraged to come from all media.

IIRC they got money transferred into their account.

Demon Contract Reward
Quoted from High School DxD novel Volume One.

The job goes like this:
First we are summoned, and then we make a contract with them.
After that, we fulfill their wishes.
As a price, we receive an award fitting for the particular wish they made.
It can be money, an object, and even their life.
Well lately, there aren’t any contractors who would use their life to make a wish. Even if there was a person like that, if the price they gave doesn’t match up to the wish they wish for, then the wish won’t be granted. According to Buchou, “People’s values aren’t equal”.

So what demons gets from a contract differs depending on the contract. They can get anything, depending on the agreement.
Level Up
As for "level up", I'm not sure what kind of level up you mean, but what has been shown in the story so far is that a demon can get recognized as said by Rias (also from Volume One).

Since this only increases the number of servants, it doesn’t increase the number of powerful devils. So the devils added a new rule. Chances or opportunities were given to powerful reincarnated devils, in other words devils that were reincarnated from humans. Reincarnated ones are given peerage as well if they are powerful. Because of that there are lots of devils in human’s society. There are also devils like myself who came to human’s society as well. Ise, you may not have noticed but you probably passed devils a couple of times while walking.”

The exact mechanic behind it is not clear, but what was clear is that Rating Games is one of the methods to "level up" since it is easy to get recognized if you can proof your strength. This is also the method used by Issei.
As for whether doing contract jobs with humans can get a demon recognized and "level up" it is not clear but it probably is possible though might take much longer time.

according to the novel, this demon get their sprite as energy, for others is brave and  on, for our protagonist is oppai :)
Dragon can give the owner power, after the owner have a different view of world and himself.
hope it helps! see novel for more details.

Welcome to Anime & Manga SE. I'd advise you to add source for the information provided in your answer to improve its quality and credibility. "See Novel" is not a proper source, you can narrow it down from chapter or relate a proper instance.

all_licenses: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/


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Is there a comprehensive list of non-light novels made into Anime?
My family and I have been watching a lot of Anime lately, and I've noticed that some of the most well-written ones tend to be adapted from full length novels, rather than from light novels or mangas.   Don't get me wrong, many of the ones based on light novels or manga are also great, but the quality of the writing on ones based on full novels, like for example Moribito or Twelve Kingdoms tend to have a higher level of world building and deeper more original characters on average.  This helps because there are so many overused and boring character tropes often with paper thin plot concepts in not a small number of Anime series.
I know Wikipedia has an extensive list of light novel adaptations which I'm sure I will be mining at some point or another.  But what I really want is an extensive or comprehensive list of novels that have been made into Anime series and/or films.
Does anyone know of an extensive or comprehensive list of Novels made into Anime series?

Maybe this question is out of bounds because of some custom or another of this stack exchange site.  If so my bad.

Anime database sites like MyAnimeList, AniList, Anime-Planet, etc. have a "Source:" field, which indicates the type of medium that the anime was adapted from (if any).
Fortunately for your use case, these sites do appear to distinguish between "Novel" and "Light Novel". For example, AniList's entry for Morbito lists it as "Source: Novel". Meanwhile, entries for anime that were adapated from light novels, such as Toaru Majutsu no Index, display "Source: Light Novel".
So, to get a comprehensive list of anime adapted from non-light novels, searching on these sites and filtering based on source criteria should get you what you want. For example:

AniList search: https://anilist.co/search/anime?source=NOVEL
Anime-Planet search: https://www.anime-planet.com/anime/tags/based-on-a-novel


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What is the name of the MKDM first opening?
I have no idea what it is, and I need some help because I like the song.

For future reference, Anime OP's and ED's are, almost always, easy to find via a quick Google search. The downvotes are most likely because this question 'does not show research effort' so I suggest that next time, you at least try to find it for yourself and if you really can't find it, post it here and show what you tried to do to find it so people can suggest other methods you might not have tried :)

Doing a quick Google for kobayashi dragon maid OP gives us that the song is 青空のラプソディ / "Aozora no Rhapsody" aka "Rhapsody of Blue Sky", by fhána.

and generally Wikipedia lists OPs and EDs for anime and almost always is the first google result for the series. otherwise Anime News Network is the next best place


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How did Aokiji survive Whitebeard's attack; observation Haki or something else?
How did Aokiji survive Whitebeard's attack?

The attack was said to be imbued with Haki. According to Luffy and Rayleigh, Haki attacks should let someone punch even Logia users but it doesn't seem to be the case here.
Was it just observation Haki similar to Katakuri? The animation does look very different when you compare Aokiji vs Katakuri.

In Katakuri's case, you can clearly see his body making holes. While Aokiji's "dodge" seems to be just his normal Logia devil fruit power. Aokiji is also never shown with the red eyes.
Could this be some sort of awakened Logia?

Does this answer your question? Why are Haki attacks not effective on Marine admirals?

Although we never got any official confirmation, it is heavily hinted to be similar to Katakuri's technique. Haki punches won't work if there's nothing there to hit.
The animation difference is just due to those scenes being hundreds of episodes apart. The red eyes are also something the anime started doing after the timeskip.