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Is Chapter 66 the last chapter of Rosario Vampire Season II manga?
Is chapter 66 the true ending for Season II? According to Akihisa Ikeda, this chapter would be the last chapter and for three months I could not find any more pages after this. However, it seems it's still "to be continued" as mentioned on the page.

Is this the last page/chapter?

The weird part is the to be continued

There is going to be an epilogue released in Jump SQ.19's April 14th issue. As to whether it's a season epilogue or for the manga as a whole is unknown. If it's received well and doesn't write them into a hole as far as the story goes, then I would say a 3rd manga season would be very likely to recoup the losses from season 2 of the anime. After all the manga still did fairly well.

"The epilogue chapter will be published in Jump Square 19's 13th issue on April 19." I can confirm

Ah, right. Thank you for correcting that. I should have double checked before I posted that.

Yes that is the ending of Rosario Vampire Season II. There are chapter 66.2 to 66.6 but the picture your showing is indeed the last one story wise.
The chances of more chapters to come is very unlikely aswell as stated on Funimation

Rosario+Vampire season 2 bombed in Japan. Hard. It did so poorly it almost put GONZO out of business. Because of poor sales, there are no plans at this time for a third season. That's not to say it's entirely impossible, but the way things are going it is incredibly unlikely.
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Would you mind edit the quote out, or make it consistent with what the question is asking. The quote is talking about the anime, while the question is asking about the manga.

No, there is an additional few chapters that show him fighting Alucard. It ends at chapter 66.6 and apparently, there was an epilogue released recently .

From what I have read, this also includes the epilogue they may release more but perhaps under a different name since the Rosario was destroyed and the name Rosario + Vampire is no longer able to be referenced due to that simple fact, and Tsukune is a vampire now and the outer Moka is gone. Perhaps the name would be changed.
It also said that "Yoshii Kiria took over fairy tail" and then state "but let's save that story for another time". At least from what I understand of the wording, it is passable for a continuation of Rosario + Vampire, but would most likely no longer be called that anymore. This comes from "Dawn of the Dark" arc of the manga as Tsukune is being trained by Moka's father, Shuzen Issa in the after story.


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What did Menma say after the credits at the end of the AnoHana Movie?
After the credits ended in AnoHana movie, the screen remained black and Menma had a brief dialog sequence. Unfortunately, for whatever reason, that dialog sequence did not get translated and subtitled.
What did she say?

Well, now that the BD is out, I went back and checked. Here's how it goes down:

生まれ変わったら、何になろう？
If I get reincarnated, what could I be?
お花になろう。蝶々になろう。蟻ん子になろう。お芋になろう。
I could be a flower, or a butterfly, or an ant, or a potato.
何になっても大丈夫だよ。だってね。
No matter what I become, I'll be okay. You know why?
超平和バスターズはずーっと仲良しだから！
Because the Super Peace Busters are friends forever!

Translation mine because I don't have access to the subs that were shown in theaters (I don't know if they were even released anywhere).

Album of after credits scene.

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Why is Robin never seen making funny faces?
I have been seeing One Piece for a long time. I came to notice that during any funny scene, Nico Robin is never seen to make any kind of funny or weird face while all the other Straw Hat crew members do.
Did Oda at some time mention this specifically?

It just doesn't suit her personality. She is the mother-like figure in the group who sees the children and grand-dad being silly, chuckles, and goes back to reading.

There's a filler episode where Robin dances thinking she's in a play. And she smiles a lot at Luffy's, Usopp's, and Chopper's lightheartedness. But if you're asking about the overexaggerated reaction faces...there's that one glare in Punk Hazard at the coat she was about to steal since she was freezing. That's all.

@DazC ya I have seen that

She has been smiling more after Enies Lobby, but you are right. As far as I remember, there has been only one moment where she responded quite out of character and more like "a regular human". That was in chapter 728: https://i.sstatic.net/nB3Y7.png

I've seen Robin with a funny evil face, back when they were in Punk Hazard where they fought the crew of Half Crocodile half human (forgot his name), Robin together with Luffy and others were desperate to have warm clothes, and so it was that their faces turn "evil"....

I think she began to have many "Funny Faces" after time skip, starting from Punk Hazard until current event in manga

Nico Robin had a lonely childhood. Her mother was out on her expedition to uncover the secrets of the Void Century. Her only friends during her childhood days were the scholars of Ohara, and Saul for sometime.
During her time with Saul she was shown to smile and laugh in a funny manner.

But soon, at the age of 8, after the extermination of Ohara along with her friends and mother, she was on the run with a bounty of 79 million beri.

She was always targeted by anyone who found out about her true identity. This is a very harsh childhood for a kid. Enough to make a kid a "serious" type and steal their humor.
Also, during the Enis Lobby arc, she mentions her fear:

It is evident from this that she was always over thinking things, and putting a lot of burden on herself. She kept her sadness and worries to herself, and in such a situation it is very rare for a person to make funny expressions, rather they have a cold look.

To be honest, after Luffy gave her back her will to live at Enies Lobby, she has been seen smiling more often. If anything I love the character development on Robin.

Robin never over-reacts to things. She is a very mature character, taking things calmly and in a genuine manner. Her humour is mostly dry, which does not lend itself to silly faces either.
I do not believe that Oda would mention this directly, as he would probably think it evident from her character.

This is undetailed but far superior to the other answers. It is completely incorrect to say that she is cold or even cynical after the Enies Lobby arc. She isn't silly but is happy and content.  The decription of her as the Mother figure did come directly from Oda though and I interpret that as his description of her personallity.

That's interesting. The description of her as a motherly figure makes sense. She usually brings some sensibility to the group when she's out with those of the group who might need some mothering.

I didn't read anything official. But I think it's just part of its cold personality, as you should know, she is always thinking the worst possibility when some danger is coming (scaring Usopp and Chopper in the process, maybe intentionally xD).

Now she does. In chapter 924, she finally puts on a face.

Though considered motherly figure & often laughing of watching others' stupidity, she did do some weird stuff, including:

Sanji's Docking suggestion, while in Thriller Bark.
Oars' getting stuck in ground & helpless scene.
Coat scene in Punk Hazard.
Tontatta Headquarter's scene in Dressrosa.
Post Birdcage scenes.

Although they are few, they actually do exist. Therefore, it makes them even more special, because, they are so rare.

Here are 2 other instances where Robin makes weird faces. It's very rare, but it makes me happy to know that she is no longer invulnerable to them.

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What is the release order of the Captain Tsubasa anime?
I am trying to watch Captain Tsubasa online but there is a big mess between the Japanese way of calling the series and the American way.
I can't figure out, for example, why Captain Tsubasa J starts from episode 13 on every website I see, or if that is even a series.
Is there a map of how the series and the episodes were really created in Japan and how they are supposed to be watched in sequence?

It is best to watch the captain-tsubasa series in the order they where released. Which would be

1983 ~ 1986: Captain Tsubasa (TV Series)
*1985/07/13: Captain Tsubasa: Europa Daikessen (Movie)
*1985/12/21: Captain Tsubasa: Ayaushi! Zen Nippon Jr. (Movie)
*1986/03/15: Captain Tsubasa: Asu ni Mukatte Hashire! (Movie)
*1986/07/12: Captain Tsubasa: Sekai Daikessen!! Jr. World Cup (Movie)
*1989 ~ 1990: Shin Captain Tsubasa (OVA Series)
*1994: Captain Tsubasa: Saikyou no Teki! Holland Youth (OVA)
1994 ~ 1995: Captain Tsubasa J (TV Series)
2001 ~ 2002: Captain Tsubasa: Road to 2002 (TV Series: officially known as simply Captain Tsubasa and Captain Tsubasa: Road to Dream)

If you want to watch the series alone without the movies and OVAs, the order would be

Captain Tsubasa (1983-1986)
Captain Tsubasa J
Captain Tsubasa: Road to 2002 (also known as Captain Tsubasa and Captain Tsubasa: Road to Dream)

Most movies are set in the continuity of the first anime. I'd watch Europe Daikessen after the end of the Kids' Dream Arc. You can watch the others at the end of the series since they're all set in the Boys' Fight Arc (when they're in middle school).
After that, you can watch Shin Captain Tsubasa, which closes the 3 arcs of the first manga.
Captain Tsubasa J is 1994 abridged remake of the first arc until episode 33, in which instead of adapting the middle school arc, they went to the Battle of World Youth manga, adapting until the match between Japan vs Uzbekistan. The series got canceled and there's no actual ending for this version.
Captain Tsubasa (2002) is another abridged remake of the first arc (Kids' Dream), a slightly different version of the OVA series/3rd part of the manga) and finally some elements from the Road to 2002 manga. Yeah, it is a crazy quilt but it works somehow. It's just not as good as the others since this version was made to promote the 2002 World Cup which was held by Korea and Japan. On the other hand, the soundtrack is superb and even Adidas sponsored the show, so some elements (like Genzo/Benji's Adidas cap) were kept.
After that, we have Captain Tsubasa (2018), the most faithful adaptation until now, made by the same studio who's adapting JoJo's Bizarre Adventure since 2011. The animation is great, and they're making it 1:1 with the manga, the only differences being that the story is set on the present day, so there are elements like smartphones, tablets and other gadgets that change some not so important plots devices (like Tsubasa's father keeping in contact with his family instead of sending letters not so often to Tsubasa and his mother).

My experience with the show was watching Captain Tsubasa J dubbed in Portuguese back when I was a kid and I have some fond memories of it. Six years late they brought the 2002 series, which took me a while to notice it was a different version.
As an adult, I started watching both 2018 and the original anime at the same time, while reading the original manga often just for comparison. It is a great experience for longtime fans and I'd recommend EVERYBODY to watch the original anime and the new one.
While the new is 1:1 with the manga, the original show had its own pace, and nothing added to it felt like filler material. Matches felt more like real games instead of a traditional battle shonen, and more time was spent developing characters. This is a flaw in the other versions, where everybody seems to talk about football 24/7. The animation of the original show isn't perfect BUT it never disappoints.
So, wrapping up, my recommendation order is:

Captain Tsubasa (1983) / Captain Tsubasa (2018)

Watch them at the same time, it's a good experience, seriously
After the end of the national tournament (before the three-year time skip), you can watch the first 4 movies if you want

Shin Captain Tsubasa

the third and final arc of the original manga (not counting the sequels)
as of September 2018, I'm not sure if they'll adapt this arc on the 2018 anime

Optional:

Captain Tsubasa J: only if you want to see a 90's take on the show or are nostalgic about this version
Captain Tsubasa 2002: the same from the above, but I'd keep away from this version because it feels really bland in comparison with every other version. Watch all its opening and endings on YouTube, though. The OST is also really good, especially track 34 of the first CD.
Manga
I put this as an option because it's really not for everybody. Takahashi's art feels outdated on the first arc and he can't get the proportions right even on more recent chapters. Also, the way Jump re-released the volumes (blending chapters from the same matches) makes the reading tiresome, with some chapters being 90 pages long (!)
On the other hand, it's the only way to see Tsubasa's evolution until adulthood since most anime adaptations never get to the point where he starts to play professionally. English translations are scarce, good luck finding them with acceptable quality.


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How is Karin's technique similar to Kushina's?
In Naruto chapter 663, Orochimaru mentioned that

 the technique used by Karin to defeat the wooden statue is similar to that of from Kushina (both Uzumaki).

What is this technique and how does this work? Can Naruto (as Uzumaki) use this technique?

Karin and Kushina both belonged to Uzumaki Clan.It's a type of Hiden Ninjustu.
Although the name of the jutsu is not mentioned clearly but when I explored more I came to know that:-

Kushina also possessed a powerful and special form of chakra, which made her well-suited for becoming the Nine-Tails' jinchūriki. With her chakra, Kushina was able to materialise chakra chains with which she was able to restrain and subdue the Nine-Tails, both in the real world as well as in her subconscious

1.What is this technique and how does this work
To know more about chakra chains visit here

Known by members of the Uzumaki Clan, this technique moulds the user's chakra into chains which, after materialising, can be used for various purposes such as physically restraining targets, fight them directly or be used as a means of transportation.

Please do visit here too:-Chakra Chains classification

2.Can Naruto use this technique?
Naruto did use this technique during his training under Bee

While Naruto was training under bee in that island, he didnt use the technique but rather, his mothers chakra which was still sealed inside him performed the technique. Remember that he met his mother shortly afte that and she helped him in taming kurama


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Do the master of The Ryozanpaku Dojo resemble certain stereotypical descriptions?
Do the master of The Ryozanpaku Dojo resemble certain stereotypical descriptions? If they do, which stereotypical appearance would this be?

You mean like "lecherous old man" personality stuff or stuff that has to do with martial arts?

personality stuff

You're probably better off looking over this TV Tropes page as there's a lot of common stereotypes/tropes that these characters are tied to.
Kenichi is kind of a gag show on top of shounen fighting so it's so chock full of stereotypes that it's hard to list them all.

Stereotypical might not be the correct word to describe the masters, however, they all do have  common personalities compared to the millions of fighting mangas out there. I think it would be better to explain it as no one master has a truly unique personality that doesn't exist in other series.
Here are some of their following cliche personalities:
Kensei Ma (Kung Fu) - Perverted, Passive
Apachai Hopachai (Muy Thai) - Brainless brawn, yet soft on the inside
Shio Sakaki (Karate) - Boastful, tough, brawler
Koetsuji Akisame (Judo) - Cool, calm, collected tactician
Shigure Kosaka (Weapons expert) - Quiet, deadly, mysterious
Hayato Furinji (Furinji style) - Superman
As you can see, their personalities are quite common in other characters from other series. There is nothing personality-wise that makes these characters one of a kind.
Extra side note: Contrary to how the manga describes Akisame's style as Jujutsu, realistically it is Judo. Sakaki's style is also technically Karate-do as opposed to Karate-jutsu.


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Does Killua have a crush on Gon?
Watching episodes 114-116 of Hunter X Hunter (2011), I started to wonder.
Does Killua have a crush on Gon? Or am I just misinterpreting his text lines?

What makes you think so?

In some of the omake (possibly around the episode numbers that you're currently watching -- there was a "vibe" in a couple of the ep.s right before these omake), there are certainly some obvious remarks by Killua, but these are only omake (i.e.: not canon, and not enough for an answer [possibly not even enough for a comment]).

Short answer: There is little or no canonical love from either Killua or Gon toward the other. If any kind of love is to be clearly deduced, it should be regarded as platonic or brotherly.
Longer answer: From childhood, Killua was deprived of the experience of having friends. He met Canary, a guardian of the Zoldyck estate, and wished to be her friend, but she disciplined herself to not have any personal feelings for her employers (Killua included).
Fast-forward to the Hunter Exam, and Killua meets Gon, quickly discovering that he wants a friendly relationship with him (attempting to sever the ties to his former life as an assassin). In this case, you have to understand that Killua doesn't know how to behave around friends. He does his best to be himself, but he doesn't want to push Gon away. Even in a relationship as simple (to you and me) as friendship, Killua doesn't know how to manage his feelings.
As a result, personally, I would say that Killua just shares a really, really strong best-friend relationship with Gon, and feels a personal need to protect Gon, which can appear romantic at times. Gon, being the nutty lil' boy he is, also tends to express his friendship in odd ways...

Now, taking all this into consideration... It doesn't honestly seem like there is any romantic relationship between them (though the mangaka seems to have thrown in a few choice lines to tease fans with).
In the episodes mentioned in the question, Killua does have some very odd lines.

He states that if he asks Gon what he means by "Let's go!", then he "won't be able to go back." This sounds a bit lovey at first, but I think Killua is honestly more worried about Gon, almost like a brother might be. He understands the rage Gon holds within, and is deeply worried that Gon might be headed down a spiral of destruction. With good reason:

Sadly, though, asking about something like that could almost seem like a betrayal; remember that Killua doesn't want to do anything that would endanger his friendship with Gon.
So while I think it's important to recognize that there is no canonical love in play (at least in the anime, I haven't read past the manga's equivalent of episode 115), I think their relationship is designed in such a way to make us ask this kind of question. Their relationship is far from simple, and that's probably one of the things that makes it so compelling.

Of course he does. They're two guys but that doesn't mean they don't love each other and the fact that they love each other is obvious if you're paying attention to the show. Gon mentions multiple times how he wants to travel the world with Killua, something often said by eloping couples. Killua also mentions several times how embarrassing Gon's words are, precisely because they imply a sort of love. At episode 87ish Killua says Gon was a light that is so bright sometimes that he has trouble looking at him, something a certain romantic Shakespeare Sonnet talks about.
Love doesn't have to lead to sex and neither does gender matter when it comes to having a crush. Their bond is so strong and they like each other to the point where love is a weak word to describe it. Japanese has a word for this kind of friend for life who is said to make your life complete and/or whole, and it doesn't mean a wife but someone more; soulmate basically best defines that word.
Fyi, the Europeans supposedly imposed homophobia on Japan. Homosexuals were more accepted before westernization, probably because such relationships were common among powerful men such as a samurai. It's a controversial concept in Japan I suspect, but not as much as it is here in America.
Gon and Killua's fighting style compliment each other and their characters grow when they are together so they could very easily be classified as soulmates. They obviously like each other and you would have no problem calling it love if one of them wasn't male and if your definition of love isn't so exclusive to male/female relationships (which is dumb). Their relationship is a precious thing not often seen in society, but it's the most natural thing in the world. Everyone should pursue having what they have.

It really is an interesting question.
I'm doing some process and I think that the answer is a maybe. I'm starting to think that there must be something that Killua didn't talk about with Gon. That's one thing you might think about - are Gon and Killua are going to be a couple? My answer is a no. Why you say? It is because I think Gon is starting to have feelings to someone else. Even though I haven't watch it yet, I know that there's only one female character who is almost the same age (in appearance I mean) and that is Kairo in Chimera ant form.
It looks like that Gon is having a nice relationship with her (or his) past self. So in summary, your question leads to a dead end.


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How are Vasto Lorde different from the Espada?
There are a lot of threads on the internet that have confusing/contradicting answers, but how are Vasto Lorde different from the Espada?

Vasto Lorde are the top of the Hollow species. However, they are Hollow, not Arrancar.
Arrancars are Hollow which, using the power of the Hogyoku, removed the boundry between Hollow and Shinigami, and achieved a greater power, usually by removing their masks and sealing most of their power into a sword.
Espada, are by definition the top ten Arrancar. They may or many not be Vasto Lorde.
It was heavily implied that of all the Espada, only the top four (Ulquiorra, Halibel, Barragan and Stark) were Vasto Lorde before they became Arrancars (and subsequently Espada).

i remember seeing grimmjow as a vasto lorde too, maybe gonna comment in the next few days again, as i'm currently rewatching.

@Vogel612: Grimmjow never made it to the Vasto Lorde class, he was recruited as an Adjuchas.

The Arrancar page at Bleach wikia indicates that Arrancar existed before Aizen and his Hogyoku, so the Espada are the top ten Arrancar within Aizen's army.

aizen made some arrancar with the Hogyoku, there exist natural arrancar, normaly they are vasto lorde

Hallows have 3 ranks apart from their basic form :
1st rank Gillian also called menos Grande
2nd rank Adjuchas
3rd rank Vasto Lorde
these hollows keep their hallow forms.
Now Hallows who attained powers like a soul reaper are called Arrancar (which means to rip/tear off) and do not have the hollow defining skull mask and look human like with only a fragment of their mask attached to their head.
Espada are simply the top ten strongest Arrancar in Sousuke Aizen' s army of Arrancar. Hope this was helpful

This answer covers similar ground to an existing answer.  Unfortunately, you're not adding anything new here.

Vasto Lorde are extremely powerful hollows. Hitsuguya suggested that if Aizen were to get ten Arrancars on Vasto Lorde level, the Soul Society would be doomed. For

Vasto lorde are weak ... Nnoitra(when he was 8 in espada ) was sent to recruit vasto lorde but he killed him

user4640 is mistelling the information. In episode 202, Nnoitra was talking to Nel, who asked him why he destroyed an entire colony of hollows. He said he did it because he was not told not to, as well he was looking for Vasto Lorde. The exact quote is,

If I could kill them(Hollows) off that easily, then they couldn't be Vasto Lorde.

Espada are extremely powerful Hollows made into Arrancars. Arrancars come from the Hogyoku, where the Vasto Lorde cannot come from being an Arrancar. Arrancars lose the evolutionary step because they are in between Soul reaper and hollows. Only hollows that do not become Arrancars can be become vasto Lordes. However, Vasto Lordes can become Arrancars.

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A happy instrumental song which plays during a flashback in Naruto Shippuden
In Naruto Shippuden episode 6 "Mission Cleared", there is a song at about 8:20 where Iruka treats Naruto to a bowl of ramen. The music plays when there is a flashback to Naruto asking Iruka to try on his headband. The song sounds instrumental and happy.
The same song is at the beginning to episode 2 before the title scene/Japanese rock music plays. The song I am looking for plays during a happy flashback. I have spent an hour looking for this song but I can't find it anywhere.

I guess your are asking this one:
Naruto Shippuden OST 3 - Peaceful Theme
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What are the differences between each novel version of Ousama Game?
I was looking at collecting the novels for Ousama Game. I ended up getting all of the published novels. However, when I was looking at the Japanese Wikipedia, I found a few things I couldn't find.
It says something about the original online version having differences, an extra edition, and eVista first edition. I did find the novels on the website estar.jp but I was unsure if those were just the published volumes or original web version.
So I was wondering if anyone knew what the differences were between the different versions, and where to find them?

Just a clarification on the term: by eVista, did you mean エブリスタ版? From estar.jp, it seems エブリスタ actually means "Everystar", which refers to the online novel site itself.

I think that was it. I had to use a online translator for the site, so some things probably weren't fully correct. I'm pretty sure that part was referring to something separate from the online version though. From what I gathered there was the printed volumes, a special extra edition volume, the online, then the one thing. I could be wrong though.


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What is the difference between all of the Sharingans?
I'm am currently at volume 42 of Naruto and I would like to know the differences between all the Sharingan techniques.
According to Quora, I have heard there are 6, like the Amaterasu-something.
What is the difference between all of the Sharingans and the types?

Sharingan is a dojutsu, and a kekkai genkai that can be accessed (naturally) only by the Uchiha clan when an Uchiha experiences strong emotions. The design of the Sharingan is having 3 tomoe.
Two basic abilites that the Sharingan offers are -

Dōsatsugan - The techniques being copying jutsu, seeing chakra, and advanced eye movement to detect anything.
Saimingan - Genjutsu, taking complete control over a person's body. (Even tailed beasts can be controlled), and also the user of the Sharingan is able to predict an attacker's attacks by careful observation.

The other two powerful and forbidden jutsus are - Izanagi and Izanami. Izanagi allows the user to warp reality and switch between illusion and reality, allowing the user to escape death is certain cases. Izanami traps the victim in an infinite loop of illusion. Each of these leads to the user going completely blind in one eye, each time he uses either of the techniques (Although Madara retained his vision due to him awakening the Rinnegan).
The Sharingan can be evolved into Mangekyō Sharingan by experiencing the trauma of loss, although the repeated use of the Mangekyō will render the user blind. To overcome this, the user can transplant the Mangekyō Sharingan of a sibling into his, thus awakening the Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan. The design of the Mangekyō is unique and specific to a person, and the Eternal Mangekyō merges the designs of the two Mangekyōs.
In addition to the abilities that the usual Sharingan offers, the Mangekyō also offers a wide range of abilities specific to users, like

the Susanoo (common technique) - gigantic, humanoid avatar made of the user's chakra which surrounds them and fights on their behalf.
Amaterasu in the case of Itachi - black flames that cannot be extinguished at all, and it is the highest form of Katon.
Tsukuyomi, in the case of Itachi - a very powerful genjutsu technique,requires eye contact and traps the target in genjutsu which feels like an eternity for the user but it lasts only a second in the real world.
Kamui, in the case of Obito and Kakashi - a powerful space time technique, allows the user to teleport anywhere (also to the unique Kamui's dimension) and allows the user to be intangible (the user teleporting himself into the dimension partially) and also the Kamui can synchronise with another space–time ninjutsu, granting the user access to the synchronised technique's dimension (in the case of Kaguya and Obito).
And in Uchiha Shishui's case, the Kotoamatsukami, an extremely powerful genjutsu technique, that manipulates the victim's thoughts completely without anyone, including the target, having the slightest idea that they were being controlled.
The Choku tomoe, in the cases of Madara and Sasuke, grants them fluidity in their movements when fighting.
Kagutsuchi, in the case of Sasuke, applies shape transformation to the flames of Ametarasu.

The Sharingan, Mangekyō, and the Eternal Mangekyō can be transplanted to another non-Uchiha, but would not be very efficient as it would demand a great deal of chakra and it could not be deactivated. (Which is why Kakashi wears an eye patch)
Sources -
Naruto Wikia - Sharingan
Naruto Wikia - Mangekyō Sharingan
Myself, a huge Naruto fan.

Sharingans in their base form all have the same abilities and are no different from one another.
However, if a Sharingan evolves into a Mangekyo Sharingan, then the new shape and abilities and techniques will differ based on the user. There is no way to say what someone will gain after evolving to Mangekyo Sharingan.
Mangekyo Sharingan has a drawback and decays the vision of the user little by little until they are blind. which is why there is another evolution to Mangekyo Sharingan and that will be achieved through transplanting a blood relative's eyes (usually brother) and achieving Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan. And with that, you will gain some other new abilities. Amaterasu was achieved with Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan, for Sasuke.

Itachi could use Amaterasu and he didn't have the eternal mangekyo. Copied from the wiki: "After the transplant, the new owner will retain all the techniques from their original eyes and they no longer suffer any negative side-effects from using them."

as @Gravinco said, the Eternal Mangekyo is not needed to develop the abilities, it only fixes the side-effects. I'd also suggest adding explanations about the abilities, since that's what the OP is asking for. Off the top of my head I remember there was Amaterasu, Tsukuyomi, Kagutsuchi, the one Shusui had (can't remember its name), Kamui and Susanoo.


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What does the scene where Shino holds a baby above her head refer to?
There's this scene in Seitokai Yakuindomo (8:55 in this YouTube video) where Shino holds a baby above her head with lightning in the background and exclaims 'This is my son!'.

I've seen this reference elsewhere but I'm not sure which show its referencing.
What does this scene refer to?

Lion King?

I thought it might be but I saw a similar reference in another show that I forget the name of, which made it seem like this is a parody of a scene from an older anime.

its the lion king or for a real stretching it could be referring to the scene in ROOTS where Toby is proclaiming his son to his dead wife.


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Where were the scouts when the titans attacked in the beginning?
Where were Levi and the scouts during the original attack in episode 1 when the titans first broke through the wall?

The scouting regiment was wiped out by the colossal titan before the attack on Wall Maria and those who were not eaten were too injured to fight, so they could not fight the titan invasion. During the fall of Trost, and the battle for Trost, the Levi squad and the Survey Corps were gone on an expedition outside of Wall Rose, finally returning just in time to save the remnants of the soldiers sent to help get Trost back from the titans.

Incorrect.
The scouts pass through Shinganshina, after returning from their scouting expedition outside the walls, prior to the fall of the wall. We know this, because this is where Eren and Mikasa, as 10 year olds after collecting firewood, spot Commander Sadies and Erwin - aka the Moses scene.
The Survey Corps have since left Shinganshina and are on their way back to Scout HQ, located at the old castle (s1) inside wall Rose. News of the fall would not have reached them quickly, as messages were delivered by horse and rider. Even if news was to reach them, they were in no condition to fight, and would no have made any difference to the situation, as the Armoured Titan would have broken through the inner wall by that time.
(Yes, I'm here 5 years later - not even ashamed. For all the people looking for info to clarify their location).
Sasageyo!


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What's the song when Gon is on the ship to take the hunter exam?
In Hunter x Hunter, when Gon goes away from his home to take the hunter exam, I think there's a music in the ship when Gon says "a storm is coming" and the captain says "I have only seen one guy who can do that".
What is that song?

Could you also mention the episode no., and possible the timestamp?

which hunter x unter version ? 1999 or 2013 ?

It's Ohayou Harmonica, you can check the scene here : Ohayou Harmonica - Gon Predicting a Storm


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In the anime, what happens to Akame after the fall of the empire?
At the end of the anime adaptation of Akame ga Kill!,

 everyone died,

but what happened to Akame?
They mentioned her needing to get out of the country because the people would call for her execution due to her time as an imperial assassin, but did she get out, or was she caught? If she escaped, where did she go?

I'm not sure how the manga ends, but maybe some clarification to wether you refer to the manga or the anime adaptation would help, as I'm pretty sure the anime had an original ending.

I was referring to the anime, but I'm well aware that they strayed from the manga.

in that case it'd be all open to speculation, since the anime is its own timeline, I tried to find interviews with the staff but none of the ones I found really went into what happens with Akame after the ending, I guess they just left her fate open-ended. I don't think any developments in the manga would mean anything to the anime ending since by the end it was an original work by the studio.

What happened to Akame?
I only read the manga but as paulnamida mentioned, if you want anime-only events about Akame's whereabouts, you are out of luck since all you get is a post-credits scene which does not even mention specifics as to where she is exactly:

'In a post-credits scene, Akame wanders in a desert, ambushed by several people who appear to be Teigu users. She again states that as a survivor, she shoulders the feelings of her deceased comrades, and begins battle with the group of bandits.'

This doesn't tell really tell much. Did she get out, or was she caught? If she escaped where did she go? As mentioned above, she was not caught but as to where she went or where she was headed to during the post-credits scene, no one knows.


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Are the Gantz movie sequel to the anime series?
Gantz anime isn't finished, but I want to know what's the deal with films.
Are they a sequel to the anime? Do they tell the whole story from manga, or what?

 The Gantz film series is indeed based on Hiroya Oku's manga series, Gantz. However, they are a substantial amount of differences between the movie series and the actual manga. Some of these differences are listed belowGantz 1There are only two aliens in the second mission.
Kato never went to high school, because he was in Juvenal Hall for killing his abusive father.
Most characters don't appear at all.
Tae is chasing after Kurono early on.
Kurono doesn't start off as a jerk, nor very bad ass at all. Instead he avoids conflict, and acts more as a suit wearing intellectual.
Kishimoto committed suicide not because of her mother's bullying, but because her boyfriend left her for someone else. No mention of second Kishimoto.
Gantz isn't as rude or interesting.
When the missions are over, people are teleported to their homes.
Suzuki joins the team during the first mission.
During the first mission, Kurono is teleported out, holding his suitcase, and apparently forget that he left it laying on the floor of the room.
Kurono jump down to help Kato move the drunk off the tracks, but instead reaches for Kato to help him get back up. Somehow Kato pulls him down to him, and they get hit then.
The hundred point menu does not have the option for a superior weapon, only the options for exiting with a memory loss or reviving someone from the database.
When the timer ran out during the Thousand Arms Buddha mission it reset instead of returning them to the room.
They fought with Thousand Arms Buddha before the Giant Statue Buddha, for some reason he was a tiny figure which grew into a giant statue. No explanation of what happened to Thousand Arms Buddha after he beat the Giant Buddha Statue.Gantz 2: Perfect Answers
Thousand Arms Buddha revealed to be a shapeshifter duplicate of Kato.
Vampires are called Men In Black and not shown to be vampires.
Akira Kurono is not a vampire.
Previous Tokyo Gantz Team members are different from Gantz/Minus, except Nishi
Reika is replaced by Eriko Ayukawa, who is a previous Gantz team member instead of a new member, and doesn't like Kurono.Source

given the size of the lists i don't think it would be a problem to quote them here

so you would recommend that I watch both anime and read manga?

@Memor-X Updated the answer.

@Miloš Marić Yes I highly recommend you do both!

The Gantz anime is finished, and it purposely strays from the manga because at the time the manga had way too many bouts of hiatus. (much like Berserk)
however, the Gantz manga has finally and only recently ended (as of 2018) and any CGI or Live Action adaptation has simply been an odd mosh mash telling of parts of the manga with details and characters mixed up.


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Does Akazawa die in Another?
In the anime, Akazawa was last shown with several shards of glass embedded in her, and the building was burning down. In the manga, they showed a scene of three classmates from 9th grade class 3 visiting her in the hospital, but she was recovered only weeks later, but they skipped this in the anime.
Did they stray from the manga and kill her off?


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What song is playing when Junko demonstrates the brainwashing technique from the anime?
In Danganronpa 3 - Despair Arc - episode 8, Junko comes back and kicks Mikan away, which makes her extremely excited. Junko demonstrates to Ryota how she used the techniques she learned from his anime to brainwash Mikan. Ryota tries to run, but Junko threatens to make his classmates participate in the next killing game if he doesn't do what she says.
What song is playing in the background?

The song seems to be the execution music from Super Dangan Ronpa 2.


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Who is this guy that appear in Charlotte's OP?
I wonder who is this guy that appear in Charlotte OP. He has short black hair, and it looks like he currently in the middle of a pond, full of blood?
I have never seen this guy on the Charlotte series, or am I missing somethings ?

I've never noticed that shot, but I'm just going to say that's the main character, Yuu.
That shot is probably foreshadowing what he went through in the latter half of the anime, such when

 Yuu went to gather the different abilities, but eventually drowned in all those powers and lost his mind. Even going off against military forces as far as I remember, and possibly killing people as well.


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Is "Snow White with Red Hair" manga available in color?
Is Snow White with the Red Hair manga available in colour? Or is it only in black and white?

There doesn't seem any colored version of Snow White with Red Hair manga.
The list of the published printed manga on Japanese Wikipedia only listed 1 series, which doesn't seem to be in color (just a normal black & white).
Googling 赤髪の白雪姫 漫画 カラー版 (Akagami no Shirayukihime manga COLOR ban, "Snow White with Red Hair" manga colored version) also didn't give any convincing proof whether there's a colored version of the manga either.
Searching on eBookJapan (Japanese) also didn't list any digitally colored version.


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While Rido possessing another body, will their bite turn the victim into a vampire?
Rido can transfer his soul into/possess other people's bodies.
Now, if he bites someone while in that other body, will they turn into a vampire? Or would it be like if any other non-pure blood bit them?

No, they wouldn't because what Rido does is possession where he is controlling another's body, as such he can only do what the other body can do. This is shown with Shizuka Hio when she was possessing the body of her relative Maria Kurenai and was able to use Maria's abilities

She could also possess the bodies of other vampires like Rido Kuran, resulting in obtaining their powers, such as using Maria's body to see through the eyes of birds.
Shizuka Hio > Powers and Abilities

Also, while Rido was in Senri's body, Rima was able to attack Senri, indicating that the forced obedience the lesser vampires have to Purebloods does not apply, rather the hesitation to attack Senri at first was because it was still Senri's body that they'd be hurting. If Rido's status as a Pureblood was transferred to Senri and thus allowing him to create Level D's, then this obedience would have been transferred as well.


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How many chapters does ''Yona of the Dawn" volume 15 have, and what are they?
I recently read chapter 168 of Yona of the Dawn online, which was the latest one at that time.
Since volume 16 of Yona of the Dawn is going to be released January 5th, 2019, I was thinking of buying volume 15 for a Christmas present for myself. I was wondering if volume 15 stops at that chapter or continues. If it continues, then I plan to buy it. If not, then I'll probably wait for volume 16.
How many chapters does volume 15 have and what are their numbers?

From here, Volume 15 only has 6 chapters. (The page also lists chapters for other volumes)

The Sound of Invisible Tears

We Part Here

To Sensui

Meetings Which Create People

Pursuit

Those Eyes are the Same Color as the Sea

I'm not sure if the latest is Chapter 168, but if you say that you've already read it, then it is still not yet released in Japan as a volume because the latest released in Japan is Volume 28, which is only until Chapter 162. As far as I know, English volume releases always follow the Japanese volume releases, so you would have to wait longer. Since it looks like they release 3-4 volumes each year, that is quite a long wait (maybe 3-4 years) before they release the volume containing Chapter 168.


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Where can I read Chuugakusei Nikki?
I have searched for Chuugakusei Nikki on popular websites, but couldn't find it. Are there any sites hosting it with an English translation?

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

No. according to MangaUpdates it as not been officially licensed in English nor is there any unofficial translations so the series is only available in Japanese

Can you share link to japanese version of the manga?

@AbdullahKhan i've no idea of where you could legally read the raw version online if such a thing exists. i suspect what the publisher has is only a preview and not the entire thing. however they do list where you can buy it and when i check the Amazon link for volume 1 i see kindle links

(cont.) so it might be possible to get the ebook version and read it on your PC. i'm not sure about the other sites they list


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Is there a special significance to the "20" on this Naruto/Kakashi shirt?
I recently got this shirt and I was wondering if there was a special significance to the "20" on the shirt?

At a guess, the "20" might represent Naruto's publishing anniversary.  Although the ongoing manga chapters did not start until 1999, there was a pilot chapter in 1997

Related: Reddit


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Songs in episode 286 of Fairy Tail when the guild members saw the young boy before the soldiers hurt him
What's the name of the music in the background in episode 286 of Fairy Tail, "Law of Space" that starts around 14:35 when the guild members leap to the aid of the young boy before the soldiers hurt him?

Hope Road is what I've recently figured out through various youtube comments. I searched that title and it came right up!


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What is the piano song in the very first beginning of Tokyo Ghoul:re season 2 episode 1?
What is the piano cover of the 1st episode of Tokyo ghoul:re season 2's introduction of in the first 8-second of it?

Name of the song is:
Believe Again (Piano Version)
Artist:  Yutaka Yamada
Album: Tokyo Ghoul:re OST
Friendly Suggestion:

 Same song but little more Epic!
 Played with Symphonic Orchestra
Believe Again - (Symphonic Suites)

The soundtrack is called "Tokyo Ghoul :re" I'm pretty sure. Heres a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTEB3KmuNR8&index=3&list=PLB6qn5wggeAoOI4hpDoRAvN2DwfL-kEjV
Hope it helped!

Looks like the YouTube link is dead, and I didn't find a song titled "Tokyo Ghoul: re" (or did you mean the album name?). As of current, this answer lacks any useful info to answer the question...


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Did Archer notice who Rin was when she first summoned him in Unlimited Blade Works?
In Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works, when Rin had just summoned her servant (Archer) and walked into the room he was in, did he notice Rin straight away as a girl he was in love with or knew? And if so, why didn't he tell her?

Did he notice Rin straight away as a girl he was in love with or knew? No, he did not. It is mentioned here:

'Archer was fairly close to the Rin from his timeline, though he did not recognize the Rin who summoned him as a Servant until she revealed her name.' This was because Rin messed up the summoning but he regained his memories after hearing her name, though he pretended not to.

Why didn't he tell her?

Because his goal at that time was to kill Shirou, not to be with the Rin in his timeline. He has nothing to gain or lose by revealing who he was since his only wish at that time was 'to die' and erase his existence.


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Which anime story came first, Accel World or Sword Art Online?
I saw over the internet that Accel World came out sometime in 2009 and Sword Art Online came out around in 2013, but it seems like many people saying SAO came first than Accel World.
Which came first, Accel World or Sword Art Online?

Accel World came first. According to their Wikipedia pages, Accel World light novel started in February 2009 while Sword Art Online started in April 2009. If you are referring to anime release, then the same can also be said since Accel World anime started airing in April 2012 while SAO anime started airing in July 2012.
As pointed out by @Memor-X, some people say that SAO came first but this most likely refers to the chronology of the events in both stories and not to the release order of light novels/anime because as mentioned here, the events in SAO happened before the events in Accel World on the same universe/timeline.

to answer why the OP is seeing people say SAO came first we have an answer that probably explains why they are seeing that

Oh okay. The question, however, should have mentioned this fact as it is phrased in a way that it seems like it is only asking for the release order of the light novels/anime, not the chronology of the events in the two light novels/anime. I'll edit my answer to include this info. Thanks :)

i think maybe the OP might not know, the question does say "but it seems like many people saying SAO came first than accel world." and story chronological order is the only way that explains why they would think that

You have the anime and light novel dates. Unfortunately you missed the fact SAO had a much earlier Web Novel.

@TUSF A lot was changed from the web novels and light novels. If you look up the wiki, you can see the differences with each volume that were released as a web novel. From what I understand, the 'anime story' is based on the light novels (which is what the OP was referring to) and since there were changes (for me, there were a lot of changes) from the web novel, I don't think the anime story in SAO's adaptation was based on the original web novel release.

While that's true, I don't think that warrants completely ignoring the Web Novel's existence. Most of the changes from WN to LN are superficial anyways, given the overarching plot has remained mostly the same. All but a few changes are largely inconsequential, so I would say that SAO came first, because its entire plot was already written down and publicly available, before Accel World ever saw the light of day.

I am not saying I am ignoring the web novel's existence. What I'm saying is that the light novels where the anime story is based upon is different than the web novels. In addition, the SAO pages of anime database sites say that the anime is based on the light novels. Also, I don't think that these changes were superficial, either. An example is in volume 1: http://swordartonline.wikia.com/wiki/Sword_Art_Online_Light_Novel_Volume_01#Adaptation_Notes 'All but a few changes are largely inconsequential' I don't think so since in the original web novel, players do not die immediately.

Sword Art Online was first. Kawahara originally wrote SAO in 2001 for a Dengeki Light novel contest, but due to exceeding the contest's page limit, he posted it online in 2002 under the pseudonym "Kunori Fumio". The story eventually concluded (with the Alicization arc) in 2008.
Afterwards, he decided to re-enter the same contest with what would later be called Accel World. His editor (Miki Kazuma) found out about SAO and decided to get that published as well.


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Why didn't Naruto do anything when he and Gaara were being beaten by the ressurected leader?
In season 4 episodes 219-220 of the original Naruto, when Naruto and Gaara were being beaten by the resurrected leader, why didn’t Naruto release the power of the nine-tailed fox? Why did he almost die and yet nothing happened? He was one of the weakest people in this fight.

Hi, and welcome to Anime & Manga Stack Exchange. I tried to clarify the title based on the question body, but I might be wrong in saying "didn't do anything" because I'm not following the series. It'd be better if you [edit] the title to represent the question correctly. Thanks.

Because that whole arc was filler. Additionally it was a filler arc directed to Gaara, his student and his change. You can say he was the main character, Naruto the side character therefore he was the one who needed to defeat the "bad" guy. If he released the power of the nine-tails I highly doubt Gaara would had the time to shine like he did at the end. Seimei would have been beaten by Naruto.
There is no other reasonable explanation given to us in this arc why he didn't/couldn't use it. You could say it was due to plot.


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Will a titan shifter stay in their titan form if they die due to the curse?
What if the titan shifter is in the last moment of his curse, and then the time comes where they die (according to the Curse of Ymir)? Are they still gonna be in their titan form for eternity?

So far, no person with titan-shifter powers experienced this.
But, if I were to speculate what would happen given the facts laid out in the manga, I have a possible answer.
The following facts are what I took into account:

From here, it is said that 'if an individual with the power of the Titans dies before it can be transferred, the power will be passed on to the first Baby among the Subjects of Ymir, who is born directly after the said inheritor's death, regardless of distance or relation to the previous inheritor.'

Also, from here and from what can be observed in the manga, it is known that,

'after death, Titan corpses rapidly evaporate to skeletal remains, then to nothing at all.' From what I understand, this is also true for people with titan-shifter powers whenever they leave their Titan bodies or, for the Colossus Titan's case, when they want their body to evaporate at their own will.

For titan-shifters, they themselves are the source of their Titan powers and their ability to manifest a unique Titan body. If that source is 'gone', then the Titan body would evaporate, as seen in the manga/anime.
So to answer your question: For how long can a titan shifter be in his/her titan form after his/her death while he/she is still inside the Titan's body? The same time it takes for a Titan body to evaporate after it is killed or when a titan-shifter leaves it. After they die, their titan-shifter powers 'leaves' them and are passed on to the next inheritor who is born after the current inheritor's death. Since the 'source' of their power is gone, the Titan body would simply evaporate just like any bodies of Titans killed.


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Have there been any announcements or news as to why the second season of Mysterious Girlfriend X was never made?
I love Mysterious Girlfriend X anime so much, and I feel it left on a cliff-hanger. I would love to see a second season.
Have there been any announcements or news as to why a second season was never made?

Possible duplicate of Has a second season of Mysterious Girlfriend X been announced?

@Programming Champion The question is asking for the reason why a second season never came out. It is not asking if a season has been announced. Take note of the difference :)

I think this could be on topic, esp if it's rephrased towards something like "has there been any announcement regarding why only one season was made" or "has there been any announcement about why it was ended on a cliffhanger". As it stands now, it could arguably be asking for an opinion or about a future event (bc no second season yet doesn't mean no second season ever), so it's questionable at the moment.

@kuwaly Ah, I see what you mean. I'll try and edit it.

This whole thing sounds rather...... mysterious, don't you think? Haha, I'll see myself out....

I cannot find news regarding this so I think there will never be likely a second season (but I'm constantly hoping it will still happen, too). Possible reasons include:

Money. It is expensive to make anime and if the manga and anime did not sell well, it is highly unlikely they'll get another season. Relevant links: Why don't anime shows finish the manga? How much does a typical anime episode or series cost to make?
Not enough content to cover. But seeing as the manga is finished, it's more likely that reason 1 is the case.

I've finished the manga so if you really want to continue the story, read it because as far as I know, the anime skipped some parts. I'll update this if I find relevant news.


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Why did the Magic Council make so many Faces?
If Face can eradicate all magic on Fiore, why did the council make so many of them?
Magic is their first line of defence, after all, they are the Magic Council. But even if something did come up where they needed to eradicate magic, why would they make so many Faces, especially if they were trying to keep them a big secret?
I could understand if there are 2 or 3, but why hundreds?
If they had multiple, it would make more sense to spread them out, but why would they keep them all in the same place?

My guess is because of people like Zeref.
It's the last line of defense. If all else fails, they had enough Faces to make sure the eradication of magic would be complete. Of course, that plan failed too.
That would be my thought process: if magic couldn't stop magic, eradicate it.

Faces are made as military defense weapons to protect the Fiore Kingdom.
Such weapons can shock foreign intruders so that they dare not start a war.
This will be detailed explained in later chapters.

Yeah, but if it only takes one to wipe out all magic why do they need so many?

Maybe one can wipe out all the magic of a land, but there is not only one land in this world. And now you see Wendy can also break a Face, if there are so many Faces, they will not be broken easily by human.

But if it only wiped out magic from one land then the magic from other lands would just seep back into the first land.

@user30104 For devils, if they wipe out magic from on land, they can kill others who obstruct them easily so that they can wake up END and complete their mission. They don't care about whether human can use magic again if they achieve their purpose.

yeah but the devils aren't the ones who built them they were just going to use them, so why would that have anything to do with why the Magic Council building them

......  So I think if there are enough Faces being launched, all the magic in the world could be wiped out. But if there is only one, it cannot make it.


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What OST is played in episode 685 when Fujitora is talking about colosseum's warriors teaming up?
What OST is playing in the background of episode 685 right after the end of the first half of the episode when Fujitora is talking about colosseum's warriors teaming up?

Hi, welcome to A&M Stack Exchange. I assumed the image is the scene when the song is playing? If so, I replaced it with textual information because images are not indexable/searchable. If not, then consider [edit]ing the question and add more details. Thanks.

This OST comes from One Piece Movie 5, its name is : The Marine Swordsman's Battle Cry
Here is a link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOkvZQknY6E


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What does the LED on the NerveGear mean?
I've noticed that all the various NerveGear iterations in Sword Art Online have three LED's on the left side, labeled POW, WAN, and BLK.

I think it's safe to say that POW is the power, and WAN is the internet connection.  What is BLK?

I haven't found anything official, but a few reddit posts say it might stand for "Brain LinK" since the light appears to only be on when the user is logged in

I saw a fanfiction story that claimed something similar, but of course it's not the least bit canon.  Also, I don't remember that light ever actually being on-- POW is usually solid green and WAN blinks, but BLK always seemed to be black.

Someone asked the same question on Yahoo! Chiebukuro recently and didn't get answered yet (is that you?). Note that I also failed to find any related info about those LED in Japanese.

@AkiTanaka Not me, just a coincidence (I don't speak Japanese unfortunately).

@PlutoThePlanet: BLK is not black, it's slowly blinking blue, see the opening of the Alfheim arc (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAi4PwjTfRU) or https://tinyurl.com/y97m87u8

There is nothing confirmed as of now, however we can see that the most applicable name to give according to online discussions is Brain LinK (BLK)
The blinking may suggest a weak link or solid colored a firm connection and so on.

You see it in season 2, episode 12, 16 minutes in. When Kirito is fighting death gun, Asuna enters his room and the BLK light is blinking blue. Therefore, BLK is the Brain LinK in it's activated mode.


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Why is Leobolt searching for Finis?
After the turning point in Lost Song, we learn that we saw two different "Time Circles" the whole time:

Leobolt falls in love with Finis and is killed by her
Rin searching for Finis

In Time Circle 2, Leobolt never met Finis before. Why is he searching for her? As far as I remember, he only knows he has to save her.
Finis also reacts surprised that Leobolt appears infront of her to save her and also notes to Leobolt that she is going to kill him eventually. As far as I remember at least.
This felt really off.


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During the Greed Island arc, are "Sage's Aquamarine" and "Lonely Sapphire" cards contradictory?
In Greed Island, one card, "Sage's Aquamarine", gives the user friends for life. Another card, "Lonely Sapphire", gives the user immense wealth but all of his/her friends will forsake him/her and he'll/she'll be lonely.
Are these cards contradictory? If so, what would happen if you used both cards?

Are these cards contradictory? No, they are not. Sage's Aquamarine's effect is the following:

Its owner will have many intelligent friends and keep those friendships for their entire lives.

while Lonely Sapphire's effect is stated as follows:

The owner of this sapphire will acquire vast wealth, but in exchange will spend a lifetime alone, forsaken by friends, family, and significant others

From what I understand here, a contradiction would occur if two things are polar inverses of each other. For it to be contradictory, Sage's Aquamarine must have an effect that, instead of acquiring vast wealth, will place you in a huge debt or anything opposite of 'acquiring vast wealth'.
What would happen if you used both cards? Sage's Aquamarine will grant him/her friends 'rich in intelligence' that will get him/her through life. Lonely Sapphire, however, will contradict this effect but in addition, will grant him/her a life of wealth.


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What happens after Kaneki carries Hide and meets Arima?
I have finished watching Tokyo Ghoul: Root A, but I am confused because when I saw the first episode of Tokyo Ghoul:re, Kaneki was in the CCG.
What happens after Kaneki carries Hide and meets Arima?

The anime did not follow the events in the manga, hence the confusion. I am not sure when this will be revealed in the anime since some of what I'm about to mention have been revealed during the Rushima Landing Operation in the manga. Spoilers ahead!
What happens after Kaneki carries Hide and meets Arima? In the anime, Kaneki carries Hide towards the CCG and then Tokyo Ghoul:re suddenly starts with him as a CCG investigator. The manga's events are somewhat different and this was all eventually revealed.

After his fight with Amon during the Owl Suppression Arc,

he met Hide. Hide tells him that he knew all along that he was a ghoul and that he wants to help Kaneki. This was all his memory could remember but it was revealed later on that he attacked Hide, hence he was able to heal himself and at least give a fight to Arima when he regained consciousness (Volume 14 Chapter 136).

When Kaneki regained consciousness,

Hide was no longer there. He had a fight with Arima but was defeated. In the last chapter, Kaneki’s suspect profile is shown to have been erased from the blacklist. (Volume 14, Chapter 143)

In the epilogue,

Kaneki (now Haise), met Akira Mado for the first time while she was visiting her father's grave.

Since Quinxes were already present prior to the start of Tokyo Ghoul:re, it was said that the Quinxes are a result of the CCG examining and, possibly, performing experiments on Kaneki's body after his fight with Arima.
In Volume 7 Chapter 67 of Tokyo Ghoul:re,

it was revealed that Kaneki was kept in a prison cell after the events of the first manga. He was alive but he seems 'crazy'. During his time here, he forgot his identity (in the manga, it was depicted that during his crazy tantrums, he started questioning where he is and who he is). It was here that Arima asked him to pick two of his favorite kanji that will be his name (this was where his name 'Haise' came from) after revealing that the Rehabilitation Program has plans for Kaneki to be an investigator (this most likely happened after he was experimented on).

The anime skipped many parts and events in the manga. I suggest you read it or Season 3 would be confusing to watch.


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How did Konohamaru fool everyone in the Hidden Leaf Village?
There's a scene when Naruto was about to go to his inauguration as a Hokage but was knocked out by Himawari. In his stead, Konohamaru transformed into Naruto but nobody notices this from among those present.
How did Konohamaru fool everyone in the Hidden Leaf Village?

Um, he used Transformation Technique? Of course everyone would be fooled since it's used to change your appearance into someone else's. Unless someone saw you transforming, then obviously, they would not know :)

because joinin can sense chakra and and some can tell different sents basically sensory type can easily notice them.

Yes, but since that was an inauguration, I don't think anyone even thought of trying to find out if the hokage was Naruto or Konohamaru. Most likely because nothing suspicious happened. That Naruto was declared hokage, that was probably what's important for them at that moment :)

And who would expect the guy that's been screaming since childhood he was going to be hokage to miss his own inauguration :-P

@Gravinco expected his daughter to rage and one hit him haha

As mentioned by @W.Are in the comments, nobody witnessed Konohamaru perform the Transformation Justu. With enough skill, the transformation turns the user into a perfect replica.

The transformation of a skilled shinobi will be exactly like the genuine article, so it will be impossible to tell the two apart
(emphasis my own)

While shinobi who have the ability to detect chakra signatures (such as sensory types) could have easily detected this had they been actively looking for it, this was an inauguration ceremony during a time of peace. The thought of an imposter was probably not on their minds.


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Which perceived version of each character belongs to who in chapter 39-40 of Dungeon Meshi?
In chapter 39-40 of Dungeon Meshi, the monster can take a form of each party members' perception of the others.

Take an example for Laius (the first panel), I can guess (from the left):

The 1st is Senshi's
The 2nd looking like Farlyn might be Marcille's
The 3rd is definitely Chilchack's
The 4th is probably the real one

However, I'm struggling a bit more for the rest. Are there any perceptive readers who have deduced which one belongs to who and why?

I'm not familiar with the series, but your question could use some work; you have left out too many details for me to even understand it, most importantly the title.  I think I have the jist, but I'm not sure.


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Which manga chapter should I start to continue from season 3 of My Hero Academia?
Season 3 of My Hero Academia has ended, and I'm curious about the continuation in the manga.
Which chapter should I start to continue from season 3?

From MangaUpdates, Season 3 ends at Vol. 14 Chapter 124 of the manga.


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How did Gon and Killua know they were being spied on when entering Greed Island?
At the beginning of episode 61, how did Gon and Killua know they were being watched when they entered Greed Island ?

Which episode/chapter does this take place in?

@Chrygore in the 2011 version, episode 61.  It's right at the beginning.

Even ignoring their (barely trained) Nen abilities, Gon grew up very close to nature, and Killua was trained as an assassin since he was a toddler. We see Gon realize he is being watched at time code 0:20 of episode 61.  After the opening song, we see other newly arrived hunters mentioning being watched (tc 2:20). One of the hunters says to his ally, "Well they can't be too good if we can sense them from here." Finally Killua says the same thing on his arrival, tc 2:42.
I think enough was shown to conclude that awareness of being watched is a common trait of advanced hunters.  Also, remember that Gon was able to shield himself from Hisoka's awareness during phase 4 of the Hunter exam.  This was before even learning Nen, just the skills he had learned growing up on Whale Island. Also during the Hunter exam, we saw Killua use the Rhythm Echo assassination technique.  With training in skills like that, I'm sure he could sense being watched even without his Nen.


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How do characters in Naruto train to use elemental jutsus besides the wind nature?
We already know how Naruto trained to use his element. But how do others train to use fire, water, and earth elemental jutsus? Do they burn a leaf and then burn a waterfall? Do they suck the water in the leaf out and then try and move a waterfall? Was there any explanation for chakra natures that wasn't Naruto's?

There were other episodes that explains better how the different chakras works, specially in the original Naruto. Obviously the training would be very different for others elements.
Here are some references

Naruto chapter 321, pages 4-5
  Naruto chapter 315, page 13
  Thir dDatabook, page 236
  Naruto chapter 315, page 15
  Third Databook, page 214
  Naruto chapter 375, page 11
  Fourth Databook, page 249
  Naruto chapter 689, page 5
  Naruto chapter 316, page 9
  Naruto chapter 207,page 8
  Naruto chapter 316, pages 4-7
  Naruto: Shippūden episode 55
  Naruto chapter 361, page 13
  Third Databook, pages 274-275

The way to understand how elements works would be understanding their properties, because it explains a lot about the compatibility and the way for creating new techniques.
Simple examples of training for other elements are creating a wall, cut or broke things, etc. Techniques that you see in one element could be imitate in another, but the difference you'll see it in a battle.


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Is there a Naruto manga that goes over kid Kakashi?
I know some of kid Kakashi's story from Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm games but I would really like to read more about it.
Is there a Naruto manga that goes over kid Kakashi?

Let me help you.
You can read Kakashi Gaiden which covers his backstory when he was a kid. You can watch 119 to 120 of Naruto Shippuden also. I would suggest if you have and interest in Naruto the series and want to see where the characters started and orignated, watch Naruto and then Shippuden.

Naruto Volume 27 as well. It goes over Kid Kakashi in the third Shinobi war.


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What is the piano piece played at the end of airplane flashback on episode 19 of Nodame Cantabile season 1?
There's a piano piece playing at the end of the airplane flashback in season 1 episode 19 of Nodame Cantabile at around 8:21.
What is that piano piece called?

It's the piano/slow version of the opening theme, "Allegro Cantabile". (YouTube Link)


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How did Kirito bring back Yui when she was deleted by Cardinal SAO?
How did Kirito bring back Yui when she was deleted by Cardinal SAO? I honestly don't understand this.

are we talking about the series? or is this something that happens in the movie?

This is probably a Prime example of a Duplicate question, its different but the answer is the same, though it takes a little bit of connecting the dots to figure that out.


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What is the song in Hunter x Hunter (2011) ep. 70 at 19:00?
There's a song playing on Hunter x Hunter (2011) ep. 70 at 19:00. It's got strings at first and then a guitar.
I've looked all over and I can't find any versions of this song.
What is this song?

If you are referring to Hunter x Hunter 2011 Episode 70 titled "Guts × And × Courage" during the dodge ball match, the song you hear around 19:00 seems to be an instrumental version of the ending song Reason by the band Yuzu. If you would like a more complete list of the music used in Hunter x Hunter than can be found here: Comprehensive list of Hunter x Hunter Music.

Thanks for the link. I have been through OST 1-3 and it's not one of the songs on those.

I cannot edit my comment. A quick search for that returns exactly what I want. THANK YOU! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2SRMRUF5tU


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Does "I Couldn't Become a Hero, So I Reluctantly Decided to Get a Job." have an English dub?
I saw a dubbed version of I Couldn't Become a Hero, So I Reluctantly Decided to Get a Job. back in the day but couldn't find it.
Does it have an English dub?

It's licensed in the UK by MVM. Their site states,

Languages Japanese
Subtitles English

Generally, when an anime is brought to the UK, if it's been dubbed, we get the dub. So, I would expect to see "Languages English, Japanese" here if it was translated.
According to Anime News Network, it's stating DVD and Blu-ray sub for the US.
So it's possible that there has been a fandub? But if neither the US or the UK appear to have an English version release, I would assume there isn't an official English dub.


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What is name of the soundtrack used in Parasyte ep. 12 around time 14:35?
There's a soundtrack used in Parasyte ep. 12 around time 14:35.
I tried to browse through all soundtrack but couldn't find a match.
What is the name of the soundtrack?

"It’s the Right Time" by Daichi Miura, the ending theme of Parasyte.


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What song is played during Attack on Titan season 3 episode 40 when Erwin is telling his story?
It's the background song that plays when he's telling the Commander his childhood story. Specifically the part I want to know about happens from 18:52-19:23. It sounds familiar to another song that may be used in AoT as well, albeit slowed down maybe?
Full song seems to be from 18:02-20:50

Well I figured it out. It's "Attack on D" from Disc 1 of the Season 2 OST. Track 7 I believe. It seems slightly modified but it's definitely the same song. The specific part I mentioned being at 18:52-19:23 is actually the same part of Attack on D from 00:52-1:23, just with certain layers of audio excluded.


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Were Stark and Baraggan Arrancar before joining Aizen?
In both Baraggan's and Stark's flashbacks, they look the same as in present.
Did they become Arrancar on their own? However, if they did then how could Aizen promise Baraggan more power?

We have to disambiguate normal Hollow from Arrancar.  Normal Hollow don't retain much in the way of a human-like form and are relatively mindless beasts consumed with the hunger for powerful souls.  Arrancar evolve Soul Reaper-like powers and remove their mask, allowing for a human-like appearance.  The higher in rank the Arrancar, the more human-like they appear.
It is perfectly possible for a Hollow to evolve on their own into an Arrancar of varying rank.  That is to say, there are natural Arrancar in Hueco Mundo who were at a specific power level before Aizen approached them.  Several of Aizen's court were at Adjuchas and Vasto Lorde levels before he arrived.
In the case of Barragan Louisenbairn and Coyote Starrk, not only were they already Arrancar, but given that they are the Secundo and Primero Espada respectively, it is more than likely that they were already Vasto Lorde.

Ok but then what power could he ofer

Barragan before Aizen were similar to his resurrecion but he didn't have the respira. He was weaker than he is. He had his mask on. When aizen removed his mask, he became to look like and old man.
And about Starrk, my guess is that he was so powerful Aizen didn't encrease his power out of fear. He looked pretty same to me before and after Aizen.
It inst possible to a hollow become a arrancar without help of Aizen, but it was too impossible to become vizard without the help of Aizen until Ichigo did.
I think Starrk was the only arrancar to become Arrancar on his own. He wasn't looking for power when he joined Aizen.
The friend up here said that they were arrancars before Aizen. It's wrong. They were vasto lords. All of Espada but number 9 were vasto lords before Aizen.

Can you provide any sourcing for Starrk becoming an Arrancar on his own, or is that only your own guess?

All of the espada were not vasto lorde before meeting Aizen. Grimmjow is confirmed to have been an adjuchas before becoming an arrancar, I doubt Noritora was a vasto lorde either, and anyone weaker than Grimmjow couldn't have been a vasto lorde.

Harribel was a Vasto Lorde.

Please include relevant sources/references. Specify specific anime episodes and manga chapters, if needed.


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How did Hiei recognize his sister?
In Yu Yu Hakusho (Ghost Fighter), Hiei knew who his sister was immediately without having any second thought. Though he had the Jagan eye, he couldn't see through the barrier that was placed around the place she was confined in the human world. Probably sibling instinct?
When he was still a newborn, he could already understand the people around him but it was never shown in the series that he also saw Yukina as a baby. When he had the Jagan eye, he found the place but not Yukina or Hina. Rui told him few about them but never her appearance specifically. When he opened his hand to get a single drop of snow it showed him memories that Yukina had. What if when he came to his birthplace he touched them and it showed memories of her too.
How did Hiei recognize his sister?

Probably he somehow saw the cassette that was given to Yusuke, in which there was a task to free Yukina from the hands of organizations. Also at the end of the cassette , Koenma said that Yukina is the Hiei's sister


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The song played on Boku no Hero Academia in episode 55 (S3E17) about Todoroki vs Ninjas fight part 2
There's a song fairly at the beginning of episode 55 (season 3 episode 17) of Boku no Hero Academia when Todoroki fights with ninjas.
When searching for the answer, all I can get is the song that plays in the episode BEFORE this, but this one is different.
What is this song?

I found it randomly when it switched to scene from AfO fight
its:
The Power of Endeavor
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=887nqfBTRaw


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What is written on Kohinata's belt after Nanaka makes the changes?
In chapter 239 page 11 of Karate Shoukoushi Kohinata Minoru, Nanaka makes the changes on Kohinata's belt.

I can't seem to find the translation for the Japanese text on the belt after the changes.
What does it mean?

At first I looked at Katakana and Hiragana alphabets to see if I could find a matching symbol for the first symbol but I was unable to.
I then went to the wiki page for Kohinata Minoru and found that the last two symbols in his name, matched the last two on his belt (those being 海流). Looking these up, I found that they mean "ocean current" (or Kairyū).
Working my way up the symbols in the belt, I saw that the second one closely resembled 向. When looking 向 up, I found that it meant toward (or Mukai).
Finally, the closest thing that I could find to the top symbol is ゆ. When looking this up, I get Yu.
Putting all of these symbols together, my best literal guess for what is written on the best is Yu kō kairyū, or Yukata ocean current. However, considering how closely a lot of the symbols on the belt match his Japanese name 小日向海流, my best guess would be that his name is what is written on the belt.
EDIT: Kuwaly showed me that the entirety of the Japanese name 小日向海流 is shown on the belt. Therefore, it is just his name that is written on the belt.

The top character is 小 if you don't totally pick up the brush between the strokes, and the 日 is visible really small between 小 and 向. (I'm agreeing with you, just clarifying why the first character looks the way it does.)

Actually, it's his name, missing the 日, thus shown 小向海流. Actually, there's a small 日 on the lower right of 小. I guess "just endure with this for now" indicating that the small 日 was added by them.

@AkiTanaka Thank you that was the answer I was looking for.


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What's the content of the book that Aya read at the end of Mad Father?
In the last scene of Mad Father game, Aya looks like reading a book that was lying on the ground, but she didn't explain to us what she read.
What is the book that Aya read at the end of the game?

It's implied that the book she found was one of her father's. One end of the game has Aya opening a practice up with Maria afterwards.
She tells a patient that "She has lovely eyes", and given her father's tendency with body parts, I think she continued his experiments.
Because of this, I say the book is one containing her father's research.

why did aya interest with her father's research ? i thought she felt disgusted with her father's research after what she experienced in her house...Yes you are right said that aya continued her father's research so i am curious what exactly the content of her father's book that make aya interested with that kind of thing ? What kind of research ? i thought at the first game play, she read many book from her father's research (like anatomy, human part, baby's clone ) or diary from library, but she didnt even interest with it.  Until he read that book ath the end of the game...


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How does the actual tattoo on Sasuke's shoulder should look?
Next month I am going to have the Sasuke's curse mark tattoo, but I am not sure how exactly does it look because I find two types on Google Images as below:

The first one is the one I took from the anime series, and the second one is I guess from the manga series. Although I will ask my tattoo artist to trace it well, if someone could give a clear picture that would be helpful.

The first one is correct
As you can se on the second image, theres a name on the bottom left corner. The second image is a fan-drawing and not from the anime/manga. The mark is on the left shoulder.

The moment when he got the mark
The moment, when Kakashi was sealing it
The actual sealed mark


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What is the song at season 3 episode 18 at 19:00 of My Hero Academia when the last 10 students of UA fight all the enemy?
What is the song at season 3 episode 18 of at 19:00 of My Hero Academia when the last 10 students of UA fight all the enemy?

My Hero Academia 2018 Original Soundtrack, Disc 2, Yuga Aoyama.


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What's the name of the song in episode 18 of season 3 of My Hero Academia?
In episode 18 of season 3 of My Hero Academia, the song starts at around 10:40. I feel like I've heard it before, but can't find it anywhere.
What's the song name?

"Cavalry battle" boku no hero academia season 2 :
https://youtu.be/IjBhS8MQSMs


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How are backgrounds animated?
I'm curious about how they are animated:

Flower petals in the air
Water effects (e.g the intro of The Garden of Words)

Water droplets in pond (00:17 and 1:35)
Reflection of a person walking (01:54)
Sun reflecting off water

Time-lapse (e.g Your Name)

Are backgrounds done frame by frame? Or do they use something like AE?

Not specifically about the points asked in the question, but might be related: What technique is used to draw the lifelike backgrounds in the movie Ponyo?

Cel animation (and CG animation in the same style) uses several layers, so an animated background is just a another layer (or layers) than can be animated just like any foreground layer. That isn't to say certain special techniques can't be used to achieve certain effects (eg. CG rain effects in The Garden of Words), but that's true of any part of the animation.

@RossRidge so some of the backgrounds will have to be done frame by frame too?

Animation requires that multiple individual frames be produced somehow, whether it's hand drawing multiple individual cels, moving a single cel across multiple frames, or using some sort of computer 3D rendering. There's lots of different ways things can be animated whether it's something in the foreground or background.

Technically, everything you list isn't a background in the sense used in traditional hand-drawn animation. A background is a static image, and anything moving is on a separate layer. One shot may have several layers. Flower petals are animated just like characters, for example, on their own layer(s).
I think what you mean are environment shots.
However, this gets more complicated with CGI. The examples you cite of water droplets are made with CGI; they're not hand-drawn (that's partly how the camera can tilt so effectively). Similarly, the reflection is made by taking the hand-drawn animation and placing it on the CGI-based water surface.
The time lapse you show is a trick of reversing the traditional layering. The foreground layer is made up of environmental objects like trees, while the sky is a fully animated layer. Someone's drawing those clouds and that sun, every frame, and it's just being placed on a layer behind the one containing the trees.
If by "AE" you mean After Effects, the Japanese animation industry generally uses software that's been built for specifically for the anime industry, like RETAS Pro. Some are integrated into the workflow, while others are standalone. But if an effect is being generated on the computer, it's generally classified as CGI, like the water droplets, regardless of the tool being used.


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What is the music at season 3 episode 18 when Yuga Aoyama was distracting the enemy?
What is the music at season 3 episode 18 of My Hero Academia at 19:00 when Yuga Aoyama was distracting the enemy?

'Surpassing You' or 'Ochaco' from 3rd ost


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What happens when a devil fruit eater is asleep?
In One Piece, I know that when a Devil Fruit eater is unconscious the people that were affected by the fruit are then returned to normal, like in Sugar's situation for example. And I was thinking, being asleep is also a state of being unconscious.
So does Sugar ever sleep or is being asleep a different story?

As far as I know Oda sensei never clarified this topic so we can only speculate until he does. Anyway, I found some related answers in Yahoo! Japan Chiebukuro that discusses it and would like to share.

Difference between sleeping and being unconscious

If Sugar is the DS console and the people turned into toys are the software, then I think "sleep mode" is sleeping and being "switched off" is being unconscious.

DS above refers to Nintendo DS of course. So basically the answerer is guessing that the effects of Sugar's powers are not cancelled if/when she sleeps as she is only on standby and not entirely "switched off".

Why was Sugar's power undone when she fainted?

It's not just Sugar whose power became undone after fainting. It was true with Moria and the others too. The bodies that Law switched using Shambles, would probably return to normal too if he fainted. Sleeping and fainting are different. Probably it's that kind of system.

The answerer is guessing that sleeping and fainting are probably treated differently in One Piece.
Personally, I think it's also possible that some characters in One Piece do not need to sleep at all! Anything is possible in that universe. :)


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OST on My Hero Academia season 2 episode 3 around 12:05-12:45
On My Hero Academia season 2 episode 3 from about 12:05 to about 12:45 and maybe longer, there's an OST playing in the background that I can't seem to track down and I could use some help.
What's that song?

Kyōi To No Kōbō / Offense And Defense Of A Threat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwtMpGBBq9I


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What does Victor whisper to Yakov before entering the airplane?
On episode 2 of Yuri on Ice, before Victor goes on the plane, he whispers something in Yakov's ear. I tried googling it but I can't spell it.
What does Victor whisper?

He says "do svidaniya" which is Russian for goodbye.


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Does “Aria the Scarlet Ammo” manga continue off from the anime, or does it turn into the spinoff?
I'm considering reading Hidan no Aria after watching the anime (a long time ago). I remember when the spinoff came instead of season two and was fairly disappointed.
Does the manga continue with the same main characters?

Actually, there are more than 1 manga series:

Hidan no Aria: started as a light novel, got adapted into manga & anime.
Hidan no Aria AA: started as spin-off manga, got adapted into anime & light novel.
Hidan no Aria-chan: a 4-koma spin-off manga.

So, to answer the question: yes, Hidan no Aria manga continues from the anime, which is an adaptation to the original light novel. The anime ends at volume 3 of the light novel, which is around volume 8-9 of the manga.

Note: Hidan no Aria manga continues as Hidan no Aria - Shiden no Majo after volume 16.


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Is there any Japanese anime with a Korean OP or ED?
I like Korean music and anime.
Is there any Japanese anime with a Korean OP or ED?

Maybe, if you watch the Korean version of an anime.

I know of anime OSTs created by Korean artists but not in the Korean language. If you follow Korean music, you shall know about TVXQ creating three OSTs for One Piece

OP OP 11
OP ED 17

Also, BoA has created the Inuyasha OP.

Inuyasha Opening by BoA

Ao no Exorcist OP was created by 2PM, I could get the K-pop vibes from it when I first listened to it.
These are the only ones I know of, anime is pretty popular in Korea so I am sure there are more, feel free to do more research.

In terms of the OP/ED of an anime, it is more likely to find Opening and the Endings that is produced by Korean artist (singing in Japanese) than featuring actual Korean songs.
In the 15th Opening of Fairy Tail, Masayume Chasing, it is sung by a Korean singer who goes by the name of BoA. Here is the YouTube link to the song in short ver.
As for another anime which is called Beezlebub, the 4th Opening of the series is sung by a Korean Group MBLAQ, Baby U. The particular opening does has the K-pop genre-like vibe.

TVXQ with One Piece ”Share the World”
2PM with Ao no Exorcist with “Take Off”
Secret with a Naruto spinoff called “Twinkle Twinkle”
And quite a handful of Korean artist/group

Overall, It is more likely that a Korean artist would produce an OP/ED in Japanese instead of Korean as it is usually will be as a Japanese single.

I know of one anime that has a Korean ending song. It's from Black Blood Brothers, the song is Shinkirou by LOVEHOLIC.
This link is the oldest link I could find, enjoy! Black Blood Brothers Ending

There is one I know but only a movie. Pokémon the Movie: Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel OST is sung by the Korean girl group G-Friend.
Title: Letter Inside Pocket.
There is even a music video:
https://www.allkpop.com/article/2016/12/g-friend-sings-letter-inside-pocket-for-pokmon-the-movie-volcanion-and-the-mechanical-marvel


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Is Natsu's half-dragon form his complete Dragon Force?
Many people think that Natsu's half-dragon form in the movie Fairy Tail: Dragon Cry was END or was caused by his dragon seed. But it cannot be both as END looks different in the manga and the dragon seed which transforms a dragon slayer into a dragon has been neutralized by Igneel. Also when Natsu transforms, the OST which plays is called Dragon Force.
So was it his complete Dragon Force strength?

If we are going off of the Dragon Cry Movie, it was presumed, by loads of theorists on whether or not that was a glimpse of Natsu's Etherious mode, to be Natsu's Etherious Mode that triggered, but in all fairness, this is to be determined as a Dragon Force.
In short, no. This wasn't Natsu's Complete Dragon Force because there is no such thing as a complete dragon force. One of the best ways that support this is the Dragon Force page on Fairy Tail Wiki page,

Dragon Force greatly increases the damage done by standard Dragon Slayer spells, and grants the user access to more advanced, powerful attacks.
(from the first sentence under Abilities tab)

A better example that there is no such thing as a complete dragon force was when Sting used Rouge's Shadow and triggered a Dual-Mode Dragon Force.

I think that he had the half-dragon form because he absorbed the dragon's fire, that's why he had blue fire. Whenever a dragon slayer absorbs another element, they would probably get their power, just like how Gajeel was able to get Rogue's power and how Natsu got the lightning flame by absorbing Laxus' power.


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Has Boruto the anime caught up with the manga?
Did the Boruto anime catch up with the manga? If it did, can you tell me from which episode should I start watching Boruto?

You should probably watch Boruto from the start. Though it happens in the movie but it still feels better when you watch from the start and it is also not that much. There are only just 68 episodes in total released until now. You can binge watch them in like 2 days.
Also, it is better if we do not compare anime and manga content when the anime is ahead of the manga as in case of DB Super and also Boruto as they may be very different and manga can give some content which is crucial for the story and the anime misses it as it is directed by some other person and not by the mangaka (for example we came to know in DB Super that if the kaioshin dies so does Beerus, it was told earlier in the manga while the anime had already gone much further from that point of the story, though the anime included that bit in the very next episode released after the chapter in which this info was provided).


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Why is Ikki so important for Genesis?
I have watched Air Gear anime to a degree, and I have never read the manga (which always fleshes out the story more so the knowledge I'm looking for is probably there... I have not read or watched anything in months due to my job, and I probably will not do so for a long while yet, thus the question).
In the anime, Simca appears very early on. We know that Ikki likes her, which she uses to her advantage, but she is intent on raising him into the leader of Genesis. She succeeds, and I believe that is where I last left off, as I was confused as to why Ikki is so imperative to Genesis and indeed where Genesis even came from- it wasn't fleshed out much at any point before its reveal.
She says something about his innate talent, but what is Genesis and what relation does it have to Ikki?

well, telling you that, would be a major spoiler. so i recommend to read the manga.  i can tell you that it doesn't take long after the anime end, in the manga where all your questions are answerd

Gotcha. One of these days I'll go back and finish it then :)


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Why didn't Lelouch incorporated Black Knights in imperial army using the fact that he is Zero after he became the king of Britannia?
After Lelouch became the ruler of Britannia, he could have told them that it was part of his plan and used them against, but he decided to just recklessly attack.
Why didn't he incorporated Black Knights in imperial army using the fact that he is Zero after he became king of Britannia?

to add to JustPlain's answer, there is also the United Federation of Nations.
Before Lelouch was ousted by Schneizel he (as Zero), the United States of Japan, the Chinese Federation and other nations formed the United Federation of Nations.

According to charter's paragraph 17, states that ratified the United States Charter must forever resign their right to have an independent military power of their own. Instead, a supranational military force is created and placed under the control of the Order of the Black Knights, with the condition that all military actions must be approved by the Congress of the U.F.N. before implementation.

Source: United Federation of Nations > Military (First Paragraph)
as such the Black Knights are the Military Power of the UFN who all agreed to resign their own individual military power. for the Black Knights and the Imperial Army to be one entity, one of two things had to happened

Britannia became a member of the UFN and resign it's military. the Imperial Military would most than likely just join The Black Knights but Lelouch would have no authority over it alone
Lelouch would need to take full control and make the Black Knights into the Imperial Army, stripping the UFN of it's military power. this would be like the UFN surrendering to Britannia

Well, there are 2 reasons.

Leaders of Black Knights felt betrayed after learning his Geass power and potential usage on them.
Also after trying to kill Lelouch they announced Zero died in battle thus eliminating his chance to announce her Zero identity. Even if they didn't revealing himself as Zero would be a bad move.


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Does Hiei transform into his Jaganshi form more than once in the anime?
In the anime, before The Beasts of Maze Castle arc, when Hiei and Yusuke fight for the first time, he had a transformation called the Jaganshi form which increased his speed and power.
The only other time we see this form is in the movie Poltergeist Report.
In all the other fights (excluding The Beasts of Maze Castle, because he wasn't even breaking a sweat there): The Dark Tournament, The Chapter Black, The Demon World Tournament, he never used it again.
Is there a canonical reason for this? Or was it just forgotten about?


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What is the release pace for English dub of Black Clover?
I've looked up on the internet for an air date of the dubbed version for episode 45-48 of Black Clover, but didn't see any.
When will they come, or are there no more coming out in the dub? Or, is there a known release pace for the English dub?

According to Wikipedia, the English dub of episode 37 will air on September 9.
Assuming that it continues with one new episode per week, episode 45 will air on November 4.

Thanks. I didn't really think to look at wikipedia for some reason.


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Song used in the after credits scene of Boku no Hero episode 47 with the introduction of All For One
On episode 47 of Boku no Hero, after the credits scene when All For One is introduced, there's a piano and operatic and just so chilling.
What's this song?

that's all for one theme (you can't run)
https://soundcloud.com/thighpocket/my-hero-academia-all-for-one-theme


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What is this paper fan used by some student council president/senior member called?
In many anime, a student council president or senior member uses essentially a paper 'fan' to discipline others.  Kind of looks like a paper that has been folded up.
Is it really a fan of some sort or something different? Does it has a specific name (in Japanese)?

That'd be a Harisen, a paper fan used extensively in manzai comedy by the tsukkomi to smack the bokke's funny antics. I guess it just bleeded into anime for its comedic factor.


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Did Kurama become a whole after the last war?
Did Kurama get his half from Minato and become a whole after the war? Thus, in Boruto, is Kurama composed of yin and yang already?

Yes.
During the war, Black Zetsu absorbs Minato's half of Kurama -- Minato tries to revive Naruto (from whom the other half was just extracted by Madara), but Zetsu steals it, and that is how the Gedo Statue becomes complete. Here is that particular scene on YouTube.
After the war, the "whole" Kurama goes back inside Naruto.

Obito took control after Black Zetsu stole Minato's half, stole part of 1 and 8 tails from Madara, and then with help from Kakashi warped to his dimension with Naruto and injected them back in. Recall right before the final battle, Kurama was free and then sealed into a planetary devistation, AND Naruto used Kurama during that very battle.