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Could Sasuke revive his clan by using Samsara of Heavenly Life technique that Nagato used to revive Konoha's fallen?
When Kakashi asked Sasuke about his dream, Sasuke answers that his dream was to restore his clan and to kill Itachi.

Since Itachi is dead, Sasuke has achieved half of his goal. Now, the only thing left is restoring his clan.

Could he use the Samsara of Heavenly Life technique to revive his clan?

PLEASE use the spoiler markdown for spoilers.

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not entire sure how any of this is a spoiler aside from maybe Sasuke achiving half of his dream. the rest (like him saying what his dream is) is made apparent in the second episode so that wouldn't really be a spoiler (it's like saying Naruto saying his's dream of becoming Hokage is a spoiler too)

Im spoiling about itachi

Sasuke's decision of using/not using the Outer Path techniques is opinion based. My opinion for example would be that the theme is looking forward and reviving the dead is living in the past and wouldn't restore the Uchiha. But I think a proper answer would relate to the limits of the said technique. So maybe the OP could edit the question in that regard.

Related: http://anime.stackexchange.com/questions/7701/what-is-the-limit-for-the-rinne-tensei has no accepted answer, but is in a right direction   i.e. the caster risks death due to the heavy requirement of chakra.

Since Sasuke has the Rinnegan he should be able to use the Samsara of Heavenly Life Technique, but it will cost him his life since he is technically trading his life for the revival of others. He will also have to summon the King of Hell.

Samsara of Heavenly Life Technique is a reincarnation ninjutsu used through the Outer Path, which can infuse new life into the bodies of those who have died in exchange for the user's own life.

Then the part about the King of Hell...

To perform this technique, the user summons the King of Hell, which then releases the souls of the deceased from its mouth.

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Though exact nature and limits of this are not known. But the caster doesn't exchange his life for others when using this jutsu. Konan clearly says something like "with his chakra level so low, Nagato will...". Impying it was the overuse of chakra that killed Nagato and not the technique. When originally used I thought it was time that was a factor in revival, i.e. only recently dead could be revived. But later use proves this as wrong. The only common thing I can see is that both were in reasonable distance from the people that they revived. There are other inconsistencies as well.

@Arcane you are actually wrong. Even the wikia says the user exchanges his/her life for the revival of the dead. Nagato was going to die because he had low chakra, but he decided to do the jutsu before he died (which killed him anyway). Then there was Obito, he was going to die, but Black Zetsu took over his body, which for some reason did not let him die at that moment.

@Arcane I am having extreme De Ja Vu to that comment. It feels like I am reading a comment I myself wrote a long time ago. That being said, I have to 100% agree on it. verbal explanations are inconsistent, but the facts remain that Obito did not die from using it, nor did he die from loosing the 10 tails

@Ms.Steel You die only if you completely empty your chakra reserve not if you're low on it. Thus if Nagato had stopped using his Ninjutsu he would've survived (especially considering his Uzumaki heritage). Wikia is not always right. http://prntscr.com/czqgad clearly shows that Konan is thinking that Nagato will die if he uses the jutsu. I've said before that I don't have the answer since there are several inconsistencies in the technique, but it is pretty clear that Nagato didn't die because he was low on chakra. Kakashi also survived chakra exhaustion (Fight vs Deidara)

@Ms.Steel Im with Arcane on this one. True complete exhasution of chakra will kill you. Best example was Kakashi, who agasint Deidara hung one by a thread due to excessive use of chakra, and actually died from it against Pein, saving Choji. Nagato was able to cast Rinne Rebirth, which proves he had more than enough chakra left to live. If you need more, look at Obito, who not only used Rinne Rebirth, but also had the 10 tails extracted from him, and hours later was alive and kicking (literally fighting an opponent)

@Ryan, Obito was going to die after using the Rinne Rebirth, but Black Zetsu attached himself to him and then said Obito will stay alive as long as he's attached to him (chap. 657). Then later on, Naruto used his Six Path's chakra to heal him (chap. 682), like he did to restore Kakashi's left eye (chap. 675).

The above answer states the possibility that the Uchiha can be revived from by using The Samsara of Heavenly Life Technique.
BUT
Even though he can revive them using that technique, he needs the bodies of all the dead Uchiha in order infuse them with the souls released by the King of Hell. So it is not possible to revive them using the Samsara of Heavenly Life Technique.
However he can use the Summoning: Impure World Reincarnation Jutsu to revive his clan.

The question is asking if he COULD revive them, and I said yes as in he can but he will have to do some things first. I didn't want to go to much into detail in my answer, but I might add some stuff later.

ya, i can understand that. I just wanted to share what i know. No offence.

he would still need their bodies to get their DNA, and just as many sacrifices to do the summoning.

Hypothetically, Sasuke should be able to bring back his clan members using Outer Path — Samsara of Heavenly Life Technique, but as of Boruto,

 Sasuke has lost his Rinnegan due to Momoshiki controlling Boruto and stabbing it with a kunai knife. This has removed him of all of his Rinnegan's powers, such as Amenotejikara, Planetary Devastation, The Six Paths, and more.

Because of this, realistically speaking, Sasuke wouldn't be able to use Outer Path - Samsara of Heavenly Life Technique to revive his clansmen due to the reason above. Although, he should be able to hypothetically, only if he wants to.


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Reason for the change in the eye colour of Naruto
During the fight of Team Asuma and Kakashi vs Kakuzu and Hidan, Naruto eyes changed. It's like the Fox's eyes but still in blue.

 This is before he mastered Kurama's, the Nine Tails, chakra.

When Kurama possesses him his eyes color would change to red, but during this fight his eyes were blue. Is there a explanation for this?

Maybe the studio messed up and forget to change the eye color into red

I don't think there is an accurate answer for this, but I think he might have been using the Kyuubi's, aka Kurama or Nine Tails, chakra without it taking control over him. He has done this a lot of times in other episodes, but his eyes turn red. What I mean by this is that every time Kyuubi lets Naruto take some of his chakra, Naruto's eyes turn red then (sometimes) Kyuubi's chakra start to surround him. This only happens when Naruto gets taken over by his emotions. Also notice that his whiskers get darker.

Also every time Kyuubi gets mad his eyes reflect on Naruto's. Kyuubi said this happened before when Naruto was in Sage Mode when he was talking with Nagato. He said that he was so mad some of his chakra "accidentally spilt", so his eyes were mixed in with the Sage Mode in Naruto's eyes.

 Before Obito put the other half of Kyuubi back in Naruto (during the war Naruto kinda died, but before that he got to tame Kyuubi), Naruto finished talking to Hagoromo, The Sage of Six Paths, and came back to life than he went to rescue Gui. When he did he turned around to see Madara. His eyes were in Sage Mode but had Kyuubi's eyes mixed in there. (Notice in the anime Naruto's eyes were not red but orange unlike when he was talking to Nagato.)

 In Naruto: The Seventh Hokage and the Scarlet Spring one of the Shins staves Naruto in the stomach. That makes Kyuubi mad, but Naruto tells him to calm down. I'm not sure if his eyes turned red or not because of the manga only being black and white, but I'm going to say they did.

All of the information I gave says that Kyuubi gives Naruto some of his chakra which makes his eyes turn red, but when he was fighting Kakuzu and Hidan he didn't seem mad. But maybe like @Ayase Eri said in the comments the studio could have just messed up and put blue instead of red in his eyes, or they just didn't and it supposed to be like that.

Maybe the different colors of narutos fox eyes means how much the fox is present like how much the fox is possessing him when his eyes were fox blue it was him but eather he was borrowing chakra but had more control of him or the fox was just present like looking out thru naruto eyes keeping an eye on the battle

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How does transplanting different sets of Sharingan eyes work?
I know the details of those eyes, I know their combination gives birth to the Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan. When Madara was almost blind Izuna gave him his eyes, the same thing happened with Itachi and Sasuke.
In these two cases we've seen the Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan and here comes my question:

In the first case, Madara was "blind" and Izuna had the good eyes, the combination was the Eternal. In the second case, Itachi was "blind" and Sasuke had the full eyes, giving birth to the Eternal. So it's indifferent which eye it's transplanted in the host body? (It doesn't matter that the good eye gets a disadvantaged blind eye?)
As for the main question, how it is realized the "fusion" of 2 different eyes in one eye hole? I don't want to dig myself into the nerve/artery things. I'm interested more likely in the fact that how you mix 2 eyes into one and how the full eye and the blind eye, it's yet so much stronger??

After quite some searching I came to the sad conclusion there is barely any information available on how the 2 eyes get fused. Then again we can make some educated guesses thanks to some of the shown footage in the anime.
In episode 136 Itachi shows Sasuke how Madara got his Eternal Mangekyou Sharingan (EMS). Showing the following picture

With this image we can deduce that the old eyes are not removed from the body, meaning there are 2 pairs of eyes in the body from that moment on. The most plausible reason to pass would be that the 2 eyes fuse in a similar way as to an artificial limb getting attached to a body. This would also explain the reason for blood ties as your body might reject people who are not directly blood linked.
This would also answer your first point, as the eyes fuse it does not matter whether the begin point was the blind eye or the still functioning eye as they will become one after all
How do the eyes exactly fuse? and how do they put 2 pairs of eyes in a body to begin with? Guess this is a sort of anime magic which is not really uncommon in Naruto to begin with (small sample (careful contains spoilers if not up to date with manga)

even without the spoiler part, it's a good answer(even if it's theory)...I'm truly sad, that the mechanism of such a dojutsu isn't explained properly...still,+1 ^_^

hey! I have one question. Madara gave his eyes to Nagato and transplanted another pair of eyes into his own...ill those eyes automatically awaken mangekyo as Madara already had it? And will those eyes have the ability to make that gigantic Susano or can it only make a normal sized susano?

The eyes are completely swapped. Sasuke even says Itachi's eyes "fit nicely" at one point in the manga. The transplantee's eyes are removed and replaced with eyes from the donor. Then some bullshit-no-jutsu happens and the eyes take on properties of both their original owner and the person they've been transplanted into. Perhaps because the blood of the recipient flows into the new eyes causing the DNA to merge or something. But anyways the eyes are swapped not fused. That's how transplants work. You replace whatever you're transplanting.

You know the source of a Sharingan is the Chakra of the brain of the user, and that Sharingan can be transplanted, and still keep their Sharingan form and powers (cough Kakashi cough). Itachis/Izuna's Mangekyou when transplanted looses no power at all, but then the new owner sends the same chakra that makes their own Sharingan into the eyes, and the 2 chakras fuse. Itachi's/Izuna's Sharingan Chakra in the eye, and Sasuke's/Madara's chakra from their own bodies.

I think the sharingan transplanted to the new user recognise the bloodties and therefore grants the new user some new abilities like the perfect Susanoo

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You are all wrong I'm sorry lol the mangekyo awakens a chakra in the brain after a tragedy or loss of love ect that chakra is transferred to the ocular receptors from the brain which is why the eyes change shape and color so therefore when you transfer eyes the new eyes have the old host power engraved in the and you sharingan is written in your brain so it fuses with new eyes it was all staed in old Naruto episodes not sure exactly one

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Over time, use of the Mangekyō Sharingan's techniques deteriorates the user's eyesight to the point of blindness. Only by taking and transplanting the eyes of another Uchiha clan member can the vision be restored, a process that results in the creation of an Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan.

The tighter the blood ties are between the "donor" and the receiver, the better it is for compatibility, siblings for example.

The time from fusing the donor's Mangekyō with the receiver's Mangekyō to the point of full recovery is at least several days in the case of Sasuke.
Not only does this process permanently restore one's eyesight, but it also gives the person even greater power. The Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan also changes form from the original, with what appears to be a fusion of the current owner's Mangekyō with the previous owner's.
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For better understanding let me give you an instance. MS happens when a person kills someone very close to him/her. So the 'tamui' of the Sharingan changes on its own[how tamui changes it's pattern is still not explained].
Coming to EMS, a person can achieve it once he discards his own eyes and uses his sibling's ones. That is the mechanism of achieving EMS. Therefore if the person is closely related to the one who he would take the eye from, then there is a greater percentage of activating EMS.
Hope I have answered your question now
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Thanks Krazer for the updating the title of the question.From the title,I can come to a conclusion that no evidence as of now being cited related related to working of sharingan once it is transplanted.

Does this mean it is a total transplatation and a fusion as stated in point 2 of the question ? As for the main question, how it is realized the "fusion" of 2 different eyes in one eye hole?

yeah...I wasn't expecting this kind of answer..it's not kind of proper one,I'm used to get better ones from you @Kakashi...practically you've explained me what's the role of the MS

@Rinneg4n check out the updated edit....hope it answers to your question......

well,I really don't like the modification of the questions title, since I'm less interested in random sharingan transplantation, but more likely in the MS and the exact role,being curious fir this part,as @Dimitri mx said: "How do the eyes exactly fuse? and how do they put 2 pairs of eyes in a body to begin with? Guess this is a sort of anime magic "

@Rinneg4n exatly...... can't comeup with concrete answers since it's not disclosed in the anime or in manga properly :'(

@Kakashi I know that we can't find a proper answer,but I'm simply revolted by this....I mean...at last,we all are talking about the EMSharingan

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Why doesn't Sasuke have his left hand in Boruto: Naruto the Movie?
Sasuke is missing his left hand in Boruto: Naruto the Movie. In the manga, Tsunade gives him a new hand but he gets it removed. Why?

It's the left hand.

Sasuke wanted to punish himself and repent for his sins. This is why he did not want to get a new arm.

Sasuke refused tsunades offer for the arm to remind himself of his sins. This is quoted straight from the manga.

Taken from the Naruto Wikia :
Sasuke loses his left arm at the end of the Fourth                   Shinobi World War, though unlike Naruto, he opts not to have it replaced with a prosthetic that was being prepared         for him.

According to my opinion, he just wanted to keep that lose to remind him of someone who is always willing to go to great lengths too save him (naruto). Also he shouldn't see the world in darkness as he used to in shippuden. While naruto accepted Tsunade-hime's help to have an arm, he was being a little emo here. After all it was the biggest event in his life.


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What happened to the power of the tailed beast that was inside Naruto?
For a while, Naruto hosted all the tailed beast and when they left him their powers should have stayed. When Gaara came back to life he lost Shukaku but he still had the power to control sand. Another example is when the Gold and Silver brothers were reincarnated they still had their powers just like the 7 Jinchuuriki that were reincarnated. So how did Naruto lose his powers?

Gaara's power to control sand did not come from Shukaku.

I think you are misunderstanding the premise of the situation. Naruto was not a host of the other tailed beasts, he only had their chakra.
Naruto Uzumaki

Naruto had also received chakra from the other tailed beasts during the Fourth Shinobi World War, which made him a human pillar for the power of Ten Tails. This allowed him to access their unique abilities himself, or infuse them into his Rasengan and its variants.

At the end of the Fourth Great Ninja War, Naruto still has the chakra of the Tailed Beasts within him

The tailed beasts spread out through the world, free to live as they want; both Gyūki and Kurama decide to return and stay with B and Naruto. However, though they are apart, the tailed beasts' chakra fragments remain within Naruto, allowing his body to act as their "meeting ground"

To expand on your examples, the Gold and Silver brothers ate the flesh of the 9-tails and inherited large chakra reserves and similar abilities to the tailed beasts. This become a part of their being, thus maintaining these powers when resurrected.

The brothers survived inside Kurama for two weeks by eating the beast's flesh; this would eventually lead to the fox regurgitating them. This left them with unusually large chakra-reserves and abilities similar to those of a jinchūriki.

As @Akira Mahisaseru stated, Gaara did not get his ability control sand by the 1-Tailed. Even the Fourth Kazekage wrongly assumed this

Gaara's ability to manipulate sand remains even after Shukaku is removed from his body. Indeed, the Fourth Kazekage, upon seeing how much sand Gaara can control at once, wrongly assumes it is Shukaku itself doing so, not Gaara.


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How long does a Hokage stay in power?
I was wondering how long a Hokage stays in power.
The 3rd was still alive when Minato was chosen as Hokage. So was Tsunade when Kakashi was chosen. Then the same with him when it was Naruto's turn. So how long does a Hokage stay in power?

I think they can step down if they think the next one is ready.

As far as I know, it's never been mentioned exactly how long they can stay in office. But like you mentioned in your question, the 3rd, 5th, and the 6th were still alive when the next Hokage was chosen. I would assume they can stay in office as long as they want or back down once they feel their successor (if they've chosen one) is ready.
(I think Tsunade mentioned something about her term ending in Kakashi Hiden. Don't take my word though.)
I made some research, and everything I stumbled upon only mentions something like this:

The Hokage typically selects their successor.

Meaning they can select who will become Hokage once they've died or stepped down. (Something similar to what I've mentioned above.)
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If they die or are otherwise incapacitated, the next Hokage is instead chosen by the daimyō of the Land of Fire pending approval by Konoha's jōnin. If one of the Hokage's predecessors is still alive, they may return to office rather than select a new Hokage, as when the Third came out of retirement following the Fourth's death.

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Sorry if my answer is not helpful. I didn't find much that would help anyway. I will edit and maybe add more to it.

Scouring the WIki: Hiruzen (third) was selected to be Hokage in the First great Shinobi War. The second happend 20 years later, and the third was a long war of attrition happened some time after that, in which Hiruzen stepped down to Minato for about a year, only to become the Hokage for about 14 more years after minato's death before his own. Hiruzen was Hokage for at least 35 years, but it could have been as much as 45 years since he was pretty young when he became hokage, and died at about 70 years old.


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Is there any explanation for the Rinnegan being on people?
So, I came across this scene in the anime, and was confused about the Rinnegan.

That is Lord Tenji being wrapped up by the God Tree when he asks Kaguya about who she was.Episode 460

That is due to the effect of Infinite Tsukuyomi.
Once it is cast:

All those who fall under its gaze are trapped in the genjutsu, with the Rinnegan's design appearing in their eyes to represent its influence.

Just like when you can see the Sharingan pattern in Kyuubi's eyes when it was under Obito's control during the attack on Konoha.
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Infinite Tsukuyomi

When Sasuke used his Rinnegan to put all of the Tailed Beasts under his control, his Rinnegan also reflected on their eyes.


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What are the exact abilities of the Rinnegan?
Like my question is asking, what are the exact abilities of the Rinnegan?
I only know that Rinnegan users can bring the dead back to life, absorb chakra, extracted people's souls while also reading their minds, summon people and animals, and sharing vision with the Six Paths of Pain.
Of course I know there are more abilities the Rinnegan grants, but I don't know them. Would you please answer with as much detail as possible?

The Rinnegan grants the wielder a wide range of abilities without any known chakra requirement to keep the eyes active.

Although some abilities are only available to the original owner of the Rinnegan, even the possession of one can grant overwhelming power.

The Rinnegan can see chakra, as well as its flow within the body and the activated tenketsu of the Eight Gates, but cannot see through smoke bombs.
A Rinnegan user can easily master any jutsu and all five nature transformations
Create black receivers in which they can transmit their chakra
Fully decipher the stone tablet
Counter the effects of the Infinite Tsukuyomi.

Possessing the Rinnegan grants the user abilities known as the Six Paths Techniques (despite the name, there’s actually seven paths): Deva Path, Asura Path, Human Path, Animal Path, Preta Path, Naraka Path, and the Outer Path.

Deva Path: grants the user the ability to manipulate attractive and repulsive forces with objects and people
Asura Path: grants the user the ability to augment their own body to summon mechanised armour and various ballistic and mechanical weaponry.
Human Path: grants the user the ability to read the mind of any target by placing his/her hand on the target's head or chest and yanking the soul out of the body, which then kills the target.
Animal Path: grants the user the ability of summoning various animals and creatures which requires no blood sacrifice nor hand seals. The Animal Path can also summon people which require hand signs.
Preta Path: grants the user the ability to absorb chakra in any form, including most ninjutsu, using the Blocking Technique Absorption Seal.
Naraka Path: grants the user two main abilities: interrogation and restoration, by using the King of Hell.
Outer Path: grants the user the ability to revive the dead, transmit chakra to receivers, as well as manifest chakra chains, which can be used to blind tailed beasts.

The Paths mentioned above, not counting the Outer Path, can be distributed to the Six Paths of Pain — six bodies embedded with black receivers, which the user can control.

The user can also summon and control the Gedo Statue
The user is also granted a shared field of vision with the Six Paths of Pain, the King of Hell, and the Animal Path's summons, which possess copies of the Rinnegan.

Some Rinnegan users like Madara, Sasuke, and Momoshiki have some abilities others don’t.

Madara can create corporeal shadows in the invisible world of Limbo, which is only visible to the Rinnegan
Sasuke's Rinnegan allows him to shift spaces within a certain range of himself, and create portals to other dimensions
Momoshiki is able to absorb any ninjutsu with his right Rinnegan and subsequently release it from his left, transform others into chakra-filled edibles, and use a space–time ninjutsu to travel to and from a separate dimension.

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With the Rinnegan you can also summon the Juubi (Ten Tails). Chakra rods can be used to transmit the signals, and can disturb the chakra flow when inserted. Whereas Sasuke, with his advanced Rinnegan with Sharingan, can teleport himself to an object in sight.


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Does Naruto only have the wind chakra nature?
Does Naruto have only the wind chakra nature?
If he doesn't then why doesn't he use any different chakra nature besides the Rasen Shuriken?

He apparently has wind, lightning, earth, fire, water, lava, magnet, boil, yin, yang, and yin-yang as his nature types.

Thanks for the answer. I dont read manga. But I watched anime till the latest episode. But he still only used wind chakra. Does he use other chakra nature in manga?

He uses all of them in the anime and in the manga. In his Rasengans.

As I said in the comment section, Naruto "apparently has wind, lightning, earth, fire, water, lava, magnet, boil, yin, yang, and yin-yang as his nature types". Which you can see here.
In the comment section you said you watched the anime till the end. But, even so, you should have still seen him use the other chakra natures. It was during the war, I don't remember exacly what episode(s) but in the manga it showed in chapter 673: WE Will...!! (in this chapter he uses Sage Art! Lava Style Rasen Shuriken!). In the next chapter, Sasuke's Rinnegan, he uses Sage Art! Magnet Style Rasengan.
In Chapter 688: He of the Sharingan!!, the Biju give Naruto part of their chakra which he uses for Sage Art...... Super Bijuu Rasen Shuriken!!. But the manga doesn't say what the other seven Shuriken are made of.
Yin Release:

based on the spiritual energy that governs imagination, can be used to create form out of nothingness.

According to the Second Mizukage's, genjutsu falls under the broad category of Yin Release.

Yin chakra is also part of the tailed beasts' chakra.

Yin Release can be used offensively when combined with senjutsu. However, it is unknown what exact role the Yin Release fulfils in said technique.

I'm pretty sure statement three is the reason why Naruto has Yin release. My theory behind this is (could be canon)

 During the war, if you remember, Naruto died. Which lead to Minato sealing the Yin half into Naruto.

I think that's the reason for him having Yin Release, but, remember, I could be totally wrong.
Yang Release:

based on the physical energy that governs vitality, can be used to breathe life into form.

Yang chakra is also part of the tailed beasts' chakra.

This second statement is, what I think, the reason behind Naruto having Yang Release.

 Minato had sealed the Yang half of Kurama in Naruto. Making him gian Yang Release. So when ever Naruto is is Nine-Tails Chakra Mode, Tensou's wood style would have a reactions towards the Yang chakra.

Yin-Yang Release is just the, what someone can call, "combination" of Yin and Yang Release.

After receiving power from Hagoromo, Naruto Uzumaki gained the ability to use Yin–Yang Release to stabilise life forces and restore missing organs through physical contact.

Like how he healed Gui after his fight with Madara. But, it seems to have a limit. For example, it was unable to fix Gui's leg after he used Night Guy. Another example is how Naruto was able to heal Obito from the Ten-Tails extraction, but wasn't able to heal him from Kaguya's All-Killing Ash Bones

Yin–Yang Release also has the ability to nullify the effects of all ninjutsu, rendering them useless.

Sorry for making my answer pretty long. I tried to make it as short and detailed as possible. I hope this more detailed answer helps you understand more.

he also replaces kakashi's eye just by touching him

Wind is the nature his chakra naturally leans towards. Most peoples Chakra is most easily converted into one specific nature, and in Naurto's case, it was wind. He then used clones to effectively spend years worth of time to use wind chakra and then add it to his rasengan.
Kakashi noted that while you may naturally be more easily able to use your specific nature, you are not limited to just that one nature. Sasuke for instance is a Fire nature, but also learned the Lightning Nature Chidori. Kakashi was able to use his natural skill and Sharingan to copy any primary nature, and though the use of those copied techniques, can use all 5 primary natures.
Naruto was special though, because he is generally really bad at learning. Outside of using hundreds of clones, he can't learn new techniques without years of work. Once he learned how to modify the rasengan in a few different ways (Big rasengan, Rasenshuriken) he was able to extend that to the other rasengan based techniques he used, like Mini Rasenshuriken.
As noted in the comments though, Naruto gained access to all of the Primary natures, Yin, Yang, and Yin-Yang, as well as several Kekei Genkai Combination Natures. This was thanks to 2 things, First, his borderline 10 tails Jinchuriki host status, and the Senjutsu of the Sage of Six Paths. When he was given the Senjutsu of the SOSP, he gained full access to the natures of all 9 tailed beasts which were inside of him, and more from the Senjutsu itself. He is now able to create Rasengan of any nature the 9 tailed beasts can use, and the Senjutsu gave him access to Yin-Yang release (which he used to give Kakashi a new eye).
So, in that regard, he does have access to over 10 natures, including several Kekei Genkai Natures, but he can only use them to convert the nature of Rasengan. Why that is, we can only speculate. He used his clones to spend effectively years of time mastering how to convert the nature of the Rasengan using Wind chakra, so it theoretically should be pretty easy for him to do the same thing with other natures he gained access to. But, he has not spent any time learning new techniques. By the time the war started, he only had Rasenshuriken, so at least until the complete end of the war and release of the Infinite Tsukuyomi, him using any other techniques not directly derived from rasengan would be plot holes. He had no time to learn how to do anything besides Rasengan and Nature manipulated Rasengan. After that, Its just his Bad learning Status, he simply never spent the time to learn how to do other techniques besides the rasengan.
Now, Theoretically, he could do so. Having Kurama's Cooperation, he could probably create a thousand clones and train for a few days, and there by learn new techniques, but as far as we know as of writing this, he doesn't. Why he doesn't is anyones guess, but its probably because he doesn't need to. He is already tied for first place with Sasuke as the strongest, and since they are friends and far ahead of everyone else, there is no one to make him train. Even when someone does come along like that, its over too fast or he is already strong enough they weren't a threat.

Kakashi and Sasuke both possess Lightning Nature Chakra. Being an Uchiha he learnt Fire Release because generally Uchiha have Fire Affinity. Also afaik Kakashi has never used Wind Style Chakra Manipulation. He has been seen using the other four though

Also, Sasuke's nature is Lightning, which was proven by Kakashi by having Sasuke holding a chakra testing paper. It makes the same wrinkles just like if Kakashi is holding it.

@AyaseEri and Arcane. I can agree, looking back, I dont see Kakashi ever using Wind style, though i dont recall claiming that either. The Wiki does claim he can though. Wiki also says Sasuke's Lighting style affinity is Anime only. The WIki later on says he has an affinity for both fire and lightning, so it looks like Manga wise he has both, but not a kekei genkai combo of them (though maybe blaze release counts).

Even in Manga Sasuke has both Lightning and Fire affinity. The wiki must be in the wrong

@絢瀬絵里 Is it really an affinity, or like Kakashi did he just learn how to do it. If it was described as an affinity, then can you provide a source chapter at least?

I never noticed him using any jutsu using any other chakra nature. But in the latest Boruto chapter he is shown using earth style (mud wall), to block Boruto's water style attack when they were sparring. And he is the Hokage so it seems he would have picked up a few jutsu along the way.

Welcome to [anime.se]! Could you specify the latest chapter number instead of only mentioning "the latest Boruto chapter"? In 3 months, "the latest Boruto chapter" won't probably show him using the mentioned attack.

Here's the answer, straight up. Naruto's only chakra nature is NOT Wind Release.
First off, Naruto has Kekkei Genkai, Boil Release, Magnet Release, and Lava Release. Kekkei Genkai are stated to be inherited powers, such as Kimimaro's bone manipulation, or two chakra natures being mixed, for example, Wood Release is the mixture of Earth and Water. Naruto's three Kekkei Genkai obviously aren't hereditary as nor Minato or Kushina has these natures.
Once Naruto awakened Rikudou Senjutsu, along with the chakra given to him by all nine Tailed Beast (bijuu) he gained access to the five basic chakra natures, Fire, Wind Earth, Lightning, and water, and also gained the Kekkei Genkai of the Bijuu, Boil Release, Magnet Release, and Lava Release.


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How does Naruto's right arm work?
Spoiler alert for those who haven't finished the manga or the anime

 After the Naruto and Sasuke fight (in Naruto volume 72: Uzumaki Naruto chapters 694-698), both of them lost one of their arms above the elbow.  After a while, Naruto got a fake arm (I think Sasuke didn't) which was wrapped in bandages (it was shown in the rest of the mangas, The Last: Naruto the Movie, and Boruto: Naruto the Movie).

It was shown in the movies and in the manga that his arm can move and act like his arm used to before he lost it, so he can use it for eating, writing, carrying things, holding things, waving hand signs, releasing jutsus, etc.. But how does it work? I know it was created by Tsunade, and since she's an excellent medical ninja she could have found a way or something, but was it ever mentioned of how it worked or anything? I mean, I know the Naruto Universe evolved over time and stuff, so I guess they found a way to create body part that works like they used to.

Hashirama's cell ? Everyone think Danzo lost an arm, but in fact he already fix it using Hashirama's cell.

@NamikazeSheena so your telling me Tsunade used her grandfather's cells to make Naruto's fake arm?!? What?!?

Whats wrong with it ? I recall Tsunade have soft spot for Naruto. So She want to help Naruto ascension as Hokage by giving him a hand~
if you're not agree with it there's always Kyuubi's Regen + Uzumaki's Longevity + Best Medic(s) available for him.

@NamikazeSheena first of all, was the "giving him a hand" pun intended or not because that's pretty funny, and second, that's just creepy I mean she's using her own grandfather's cells!!! And where would she get them from, Orochimaru, or not because she can't use her's, right?

i recall they let Orochimaru & Kabuto live. I bet they do something for their freedom.

From Narutopedia :

Naruto loses his right arm after the Fourth Shinobi World War, though it is later replaced by a fully maneuverable prosthetic arm made of Hashirama Senju's cells, wrapped completely in bandages

I'm not sure it makes sense that it is prosthetic and made up of Hashirama's cells, since a prosthetic limb is, by definition, artificial. The definition for prosthetic on Merriam-Webster is

an artificial device that replaces a missing or injured part of the body

Perhaps there are both organic and artificial components.
Well, regardless, Narutopedia states that the arm is fully maneuverable. I could be wrong on this point, but I don't think Naruto has any trouble moving the arm. So with the arm moving the same as a normal arm and with it having organic components (Hashirama's cells), I think it is reasonable to assume it is connected to his nervous system, thus allowing it to function as a normal arm.

Either that (connected to his nervous system) or he is able to control the prosthetic arm by molding chakra.

That would probably require hand signs. Even if it didn't, using chakra to control the arm would look more clumsy than moving it using the nervous system.

I think it is mad of completely hashirama cells and because of that it is technically not a prosthetic arm. If you want to know why it glows continue reading. I think Naruto's arm glows because of chakra absorbing cloths that are on it (examples of it glowing are when he puts his arm in Hinata's body and undose the jutsu that Toneri Ōtsutsuki put on Hinata) Toneri Ōtsutsuki is the second person to have the Tenseigan the first person was Hamura Ōtsutsuki but all of that is another story that you can find here on Narutopedia!


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When is the release of One Punch-Man season 2?
Well I already watched the first season, finished it's OVA last year, and read the manga... But I have heard some rumors of having a season 2 of ONE PUNCH-MAN... Well I don't know if it's true but if it is true when will it be release?

You know theres also the other OVAs that are still airing. Theres two out so far.

It is not officialy announced . Is too early for it to be released for various reasons.

As noted in Youth Health Mag, the sophomore run of the anime may not be arriving anytime soon since the manga is not even finished yet, which means that there isn't sufficient content to be adapted as of now. "One Punch Man" manga is currently at chapter 86 titled "Garou Arc."
    It can be remembered that the first season closed with episode 12 wherein Saitama fought with Lord Boros. In manga, it happened around chapter 37. The Bit Bag also noted that it usually takes six to nine months or one to two years to develop a whole new season.

http://www.christianpost.com/news/one-punch-man-season-2-update-no-expected-release-date-yet-creator-hard-at-work-to-bring-follow-up-153981/
However, there are some hints:

There is some good news for fans of the anime, of course, as creator Murata Yusuke has already informed and promised fans that the team behind the hit anime series is hard at work in coming up with a definitive second season. In fact, if things go well, there would be a pretty good chance that "One Punch Man: Season 2" would be released around November or December, according to Christian Today.

http://www.hngn.com/articles/177338/20160209/one-punch-man-season-2-news-rumors-next-cover-hero.htm


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Is Genos really a cyborg?
So Genos has been a "cyborg" since he got that surgery. But is he really a cyborg?
To me, a cyborg is a human with robot parts attached to their body, but I have seen no human part in him. His face doesn't count since it has mechanical parts. So is he a cyborg or not?
Does he just say he's a cyborg because he used to be a human? Or he does have little human parts in him, but we can't see them?

Looks like he's a bioroid. Electronic at the core, but making use of biological parts.

He's an android actually. He runs on 6.0 marshmellow

In the One Punch Man Wiki, the page about Genos says:

Genos  is a 19 year old cyborg and the disciple of Saitama.
  He has an entirely mechanical body in the model of a handsome young man. His face and ears look like that of a normal human, made of an artificial skin material, and his eyes have black sclera with yellow irises.
http://onepunchman.wikia.com/wiki/Genos

Now, if we look at some definitions for the word cyborg:

1. "a person whose physiological functioning is aided by or dependent upon a mechanical or electronic device."
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/cyborg
2. "a person whose body contains mechanical or electrical devices and whose abilities are greater than the abilities of normal humans"
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/cyborg
3. "an organism, often a human, that has certain physiological processes enhanced or controlled by mechanical or electronic devices, especially when they are integrated with the nervous system."
4. "a living being whose powers are enhanced by computer implants or mechanical body parts"
5. "a human being whose body has been taken over in whole or in part by electromechanical devices; "a cyborg is a cybernetic organism"
Source for definitions no. 3, 4, 5 :http://www.thefreedictionary.com/cyborg
6. "a cyborg (short for "cybernetic organism") is a being with both organic and biomechatronic body parts."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyborg

Based on definitons no. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 we can positively say that Genos is not a cyborg for "he has an entirely mechanical body" (first paragraph) and does not contain any human flesh or tissue, contrary to definiton no.6 : "a being with both organic and biomechatronic body parts."
In definition no. 5 it says "in whole or in part" giving a small possibility to say that he is a cyborg but it is rather an affirmation without a solid base.
I think that he says he says he is a "cyborg" because it sounds better and cooler than "robot". His name in the Hero Association " Demon Cyborg (鬼サイボーグ, Oni Saibōgu)" sounds better than "Demon Robot". Or maybe it was an action made deliberately by the author himself.
In the end, it is the right of everyone to call him as they wish, this fact not being such an influential aspect of the story.

I disagree with your analysis based on the ambiguity of the word "body". Your second quote uses the purely biological definition of the word "body". However, I would argue that the first quote uses the ambiguous mind/body distinction definition of the word body. We know that Genos was originally born. In this way Genos has an entirely mechanical body like Cain has an entirely mechanical body in Robocop.

"does not contain any human flesh or tissue" - Surely his brain is human tissue.

Since he used to be human, then maybe the name Cyborg came from the days where he was not fully robotic yet. In other words, the process of turning him into robotic was done in phases where in each phase, only come parts are replaced.

Although In this List of One Punch Man Episodes
Geno's Description in one of the Main Character's entries states that:

Before meeting Saitama, Genos was a normal, happy boy who lived with his family. One day when Genos was 15, a crazy cyborg destroyed Genos' town, killed his family, and left Genos alive and severely wounded. Professor Kuseno, a doctor of justice, found Genos and modified him into a cyborg at Genos' request. From then on, Genos fought for justice while searching for the cyborg who destroyed his town. After the defeat of Boros' army, he was warned by Drive Knight to be careful with Metal Knight and notes that Handsomely Masked Sweet Mask reminds him of his former-self prior to having met Saitama.

In the anime it is explained that Genos requested to be turned into a cyborg to get revenge against the crazy Cyborg that destroyed his town and killed his family.
He also Eats with Saitama.
But In his Battle against Mosquito Girl where he is severely damaged and saved by saitama, He said that he can reconstruct / repair himself as long as there are parts around.

I Agree with Karkoh51's Answer that Geno's "has an entirely mechanical body" and his CodeName as  "Demon Cyborg" sounds better than "Demon Robot"

Can we not state that Genos is a cyborg due to the fact that the person who created said character states that Genos is such?
Yes, we can clearly apply Real World logic and reason to One Punch Man, and state that he is clearly an android, such as the androids in the Alien franchise, but his backstory is that he once was human and is now cybernetic.
An argument against the android argument is Ghost in The Shell, where Motoko Kusanagi has a fully cybernetic body and brain, and is stated to be a cyborg.
Motoko herself started human, but became fully cyberized at the age of 6:  http://ghostintheshell.wikia.com/wiki/Motoko_Kusanagi
Maybe it's time that the older definitions cyborg and android were reexamined based on how science fiction has evolved since Asimov.
Oh.........and mosquito girl was HOT.

Motoko is stated and presumed to still retain most, or at the very least parts, of her original biological brain. That is what makes her a cyborg (even though she herself doubts whether or not it's actually true that she does, as expressed during the boat scene in the 1995 film).
Whether or not Genos is an android or a cyborg really boils down to whether that is the case for him or whether his brain is entirely mechanical too.

In the fight with the Deep Sea King, when he gets hit by acid, you can see part of his ribcage and spine. Also, later on, after he fights G4, part of his face gets broken off and you can see what appears to be a brain. So yes, really a cyborg. Also I do realize that this thread is really old, but nobody was saying this, so I figured I would.

He's a cyborg, because in episode 5 he eats food with Saitama, and after eating he says he has to "digest the food". So if he digests the food, he needs to have a human stomach

He does not need a human stomach to digest food, no. And it's very obvious that he does not have a human stomach either. The question really only boils down to whether he has a biological brain or not, that's the only ambiguous body part he has.

In what we have seen he is no longer a cyborg, given that as previously stated he can repair himself if the parts are around. This implies to me that he started off as a human then became a cyborg and as he started to battle he lost more and more of his anatomy due to damage. Making as we are unsure if his brain is still there we cannot be sure but we should guess that he isn't anymore.

Do you have any sources to back up your claim?

Genos is a human turned into an android. Even though he claimed to be a cyborg, because he was a human at one point, he does not have any organic parts that we know of. So technically he is an android.
An android is a robot or synthetic organism designed to look and act like a human, especially one with a body having a flesh-like resemblance. Historically, androids remained completely within the domain of science fiction where they are frequently seen in film and television.

We don't technically know that he doesn't have any organic parts either.


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How much older are Obito and Rin than Kakashi?
I've been doing a lot of research on this topic, but I have found little clues. People say that Obito and Rin are about 4 years older than Kakashi, but I don't think that's true.
People keep saying that it's proven in the manga and the show, but as far as I know that is not true.

related: http://anime.stackexchange.com/questions/8623/do-we-know-how-old-kakashi-is/8624?s=2|0.4403#8624 and http://anime.stackexchange.com/questions/19385/at-what-age-did-kakashi-hatake-become-a-jounin?s=1|0.9675

@kaine those questions are related to my question but not exactly. I want an accurate answer. In does questions they are asking for Kakashi's age, I'm asking for Obito and Rin's

That's completely wrong. If they were indeed 4 years older than Kakashi, they should have been a lot taller than him when they were part of Team Minato.
Anyway, it's not said exactly how old they are, but judging by the fact that most ninja students become a Genin or get graduated at the age of 12, and since these are the birthdays of the characters:

Rin is born on November 15
Obito is born on February 10
Kakashi is born on September 15

there are some scenarios we could come up with (imagine the world of Naruto being 2005 and 2006):

All three of them are born in the same year, making them all the same age (12) and making their age order like this: Obito>>Kakashi>>Rin, making Obito 7 months older than Kakashi and 9 months older than Rin, while Kakashi being 2 months older than Rin.
They are born in different years: making it look like if Rin is born in 2005 and the other two in 2006, then it's Rin>>Obito>>Kakashi, making Rin only 13 years old, while Kakashi and Obito are 12, and are 10 months and 3 months younger than Rin, respectively.

If you mean the current timeline, obviously Rin is dead, but Kakashi was 26-27 years old in part 1, and 29-31 years old in part 2, same for Obito. This will automatically make Rin 29-31 years as well, if she was still alive.

If they were all the same age, how did they end up being in the same team as Kakashi graduated from the academy when he was 5 years old while Obito and Rin graduated around 8-9 years old.

It makes perfect sense that they're 4 years older than Kakashi. If you become a genin upon graduating the academy and the 3 of them graduated together. That means they're older than Kakashi by atleast 4 years. Kakashi became a genin at 5 while Obito and Rin were 9 meaning they were 4 years older than him when they all graduated the academy.

No. They were all of the same age. They were classmates. Kakashi was made the genin much earlier owing to his skills, whereas Obito and Rin joined him later. In episode 385 of Naruto Shippuden, Obito clearly mentioned "but he is the same age as we are" (from the past memories).

I think Kakashi is older than Obito because just like Naruto, he is clumsy like Naruto and as we know, Naruto is younger than Sasuke. So, I think that Obito is younger than Kakashi and Kakashi acted more like Sasuke doing all of his work like Sasuke. So, I think Kakashi is older than Obito.


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Why didn't Kakashi take care of Naruto?
During the flashback some people have and or Kakashi, we find out that Namikaze Minato, Naruto's dad, was Kakashi's teacher, and that Kakashi had a big respect for him. Also, Uchiha Obito and Nohara Rin were his teammates. We also find out that in one of the flashbacks Kakashi has, it shows that when he was in the ANBU Minato buts him to guard and protect his wife, Kushina until she had about nine months of being pregnant. After Minato let Kakashi free for a couple of days, he went to visit Rin's grave and then Obito's engraved name to tell them that their sensei was having a child. I think a couple of days after that Naruto was born, and Kyuubi rampaged around the village. Minato risked his life to seal away Kyuubi inside Naruto to protect him and the village.
Minato and Kushina died and left Naruto all alone, so why didn't Kakashi take care of Naruto. I mean I know the Third gave Naruto money every month or so, but why didn't Kakashi at least watch Naruto from the shadows like he did with Kushina. Was it because he was too busy with his ANBU work, did he just forget his sensei had a child or was he too young to be taking care of kids. I mean he was just what 14 or something, he could have still managed to look at him or something. Or did he just feel it was wrong to get close to Naruto?
One of my cousins and me were talking about this a couple of days ago and it got me wondering. I didn't know how to respond to my cousin, so I just decided to ask you all.

Minato guarding Kushina is anime-only (a filler). It didn't happen in the manga.

he is still teenager when kyuubi attacked. . . .
and he is a famous Shinobi too, so Naruto will be seen as "weakness" by his enemy.

+1.  I thought about it myself long ago, when I had first watched Naruto. It's been around 5 years now. A nostalgic question to say the least. I hope someone can answer it with a good in-universe reason.

There was some Naruto filler, not the usual sludge but some legit story history of Kakashi's anbu days to jounin. I'm half sure you do see Kakashi watching Naruto from the shadows. And I think he was OK with Iruka for the most part + the Third's welfare.

Being Anbu and a guardian to Naruto doesn't seems like a great idea. And Naruto was in the care of the Third, so it might not seem necessary. It is also to be noted that, Kakashi has a hard time connecting to someone emotionally too. And as per his past, he wouldn't want to get attached to anyone and wanted to be only an Anbu. It was the Third who removed him from the Anbu and assigned him with various teams as tests, as shown in the anime filler, and in the end assigned with Team 7.

As other people have said, he was doing his own thing. Also, when children are orphaned, they are cared for by the village in its entirety, so there is no need for one specific person to care for a child. Furthermore, the fact that he was close to Minato is a much bigger reason for him not to get close to Naruto, as they were keeping the fact that he was Minato's son a secret, probably for his own protection.

Oh yeah, I was wondering about that. Why did they not want people to find out Naruto was Minato's son? Was it because Minato was a skilled ninja and a lot of people wanted him dead?

Yeah, probably. Plus, Minato told Kakashi about the mysterious man that he had a run in with, and that he felt there was danger coming up in the future. So, that might have something to do with it.

Because everyone of the adult leaf village are terrible people. Both Kakashi and Hiruzen knew that Minato sacrificed himself and the future of his baby boy to protect the village and yet left Naruto to fend for himself both emotionally and materially.
In Shippunden Ep 480 Naruto meets Hiruzen for the FIRST TIME while gathering wild mushrooms and fishing to supplement his diet, he didn't have enough money to buy ramen. At the time Naruto seems to be about 5-6 and he didn't know what THE SUN was! There was obviously a serious lack of support and education up until then.
And Kakashi didn't do ANYTHING, as far as we can tell he just avoided Naruto like the plague. Sure he had no formal relationship with Naruto but you couldn't help out an orphan? Much less the orphan of your beloved student?!?!?
Naruto was being neglected by the entire village so obviously he needed someone to step in and help him out. That someone ended up being Iruka sensei, someone without any connection to Naruto.
If i was Minato's ghost I would be rolling in my grave if i knew how Kakashi and Hiruzen just left my orphaned child to suffer the abuse of the ignorant villagers, loneliness of having no family, and lack of financial support (the poor kid was hungry and had to scavenge for food) after I died to save the village.
The writers wanted to isolate Naruto and portray his growth by having him establish relationships with everyone so he couldn't have any support at the beginning. But the set up was just too unrealistic. Ninja welfare services would have been called years ago.


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Did Naruto REALLY fall in love with Hinata in The Last: Naruto the Movie?
So we know that throughout the whole Naruto series Hinata is in love with Naruto, and Naruto is oblivious to it. We also know that Naruto like Sakura, somehow. Later on two years after the war, Hinata is still in love with him.
Spoiler below about The Last: Naruto the Movie

 Hinata, Naruto, Sakura, Sai, and Shikamaru are sent on a mission to rescue Hinata's sister. At one moment they had to go through something to get to this one place (sorry I can't recall what it was.) When they went through there they fell in a Genjutsu without knowing. In that Genjutsu Naruto is seeing a flashback of Hinata and him, but mostly Hinata. Naruto starts seeing some moments where Hinata as a kid wrote his name on a piece of paper and started to get happy, then after he fought Kiba she gave Naruto that healing cream, when he was on the ground when he was fighting Pain she protected him and confessed her love for him, Hinata talking to Sakura about Naruto, etc. After seeing all that, Sakura is able to break the Genjutsu on him and he is able to wake up. After that, they continue to look for Hinata's sister. Hinata and Naruto have to share one of Sai's painted birds to fly on. Naruto starts to look at Hinata different. Is it because he feels sorry for being oblivious of her love for him? Then after feeling sorry, did he start feeling something for her as well or what because after that guy (sorry I forgot his name) took Hinata with him, Naruto tried to get her back. He ended up losing and getting so hurt he kinda fell in a comma. After he woke up Sai and Shikamaru told him that Sakura was all awake day and night trying to bring him back and that he was saying Hinata's name over and over. He went to see Sakura because Shikamaru and Sai said she was really bad. When he was with her she said, "So you finally noticed", or something like that. Then at the end of the movie, he takes Hinata and starts blasting his Rasengan like that they can move faster. They end up really high in the sky, then he kisses her. When the credits are on we see that they got married, then after that, there is a short scene that shows her knitting a scarf and his training outside in the snow. A couple of seconds later their two kids are shown, then they all start a snow fight.

So my question is if Naruto did quickly fall in love with Hinata after the Genjutsu in the movie, or did he slowly start to feel something for her after it?
Also, in between that blank timeline of those two years, did Naruto figure out that Sakura was never going to fall in love with him and stopped liking her or did he stop liking her after being in that Genjutsu?

There are bits and pieces that hint at Naruto feeling the same for Hinata throughout the show. Like in the war, after Neji dies, Naruto holds Hinata's hand and tells her he managed to accomplish what he did so far because she was by his side.

Here is a very good post by chennyyeo that may answer your question about The Last - Naruto The Movie.
Her theories and explanations

proves that the movie does not contradict the manga (and it is actually a canon material) and
to explain Naruto’s feelings (that he DID NOT fall for Hinata in the movie, rather, he realized his romantic feelings for her)

Hinata as a kid wrote his (Naruto) name on a piece of paper and started to get happy

In this scene in the movie: (spoiler)

 '  Iruka Umino tells his students to write down the name of a
 person they would want to be with if the world was to end that day. Though
 Naruto tries to act tough towards Sakura Haruno, she ignores him for Sasuke.
 While Hinata is unsure who's name to write, she sees Naruto making a paper
 plane with his paper, which leads him to be scolded by Iruka. Naruto goes on
 to state that he has no friends nor family, and that the world isn't going to
 end. Seeing this, Hinata happily writes Naruto's name on her paper.'

To answer the question, Did Naruto really fall in love with Hinata
[chennyyeo][2] explained this as:

Naruto turned 6-tails after Pain attacked Hinata. Hence, Hinata is the trigger of the transformation (as what Naruto confirmed in chapter. 490)
Remember, when Gaara died, he just turned 2 tails. When Jiraiya and Kakashi died, he did not even transform. Antis may argue… “Maybe he transformed because of the shock that his friend attacked right in front of him” or “the seal is weakening”
Hinata triggered the worst feelings that Naruto ever felt. Even though the seal is weak, it still needs enough force/level of rage for Naruto to transform.
The situation clearly shows that Naruto have strong connection (love) for Hinata. Pain even said that love breeds hate. No, he’s not talking about Hinata’s feelings, he's talking about Naruto's. Pain assumed that the girl he attacked was special to Naruto. That’s why he said “Do you hate me now?”
The movie guidebook also confirms this moment. “Naruto reads feeling of weakness reflected in Hinata’s eyes…. The two were connected so strongly that they could communicate in their eyes”
In chapter 615, Naruto held Hinata’s hand. That only means one thing.
Naruto did all these romantic moments with Hinata subconsciously.
  He’s just stupid or dense that’s why he didn't know it was romantic love, and The Last movie explained this (that he cannot distinguish the difference between love of ramen and loving a person).

About your question here:

So my question is if Naruto did quickly fall in love with Hinata after the Genjutsu in the movie or did he slowly start to feel something for her after it.

And to much elaborate the Movie

One of the many complains in the movie is the pacing. For just a day or so… the relationship between Naruto and Hinata changed. Let’s look
    closely.

Mission timeline: Day 1: The team goes to a snowy place, goes to the
  genjutsu lake, Toneri ask Hinata’s hand, Naruto became bashful,
  and Naruto saw Hinata knitting the scarf.
Day 2: Naruto did not wear Kushina’s scarf, Naruto and Hinata
  flirting, Otsutsuki monument, and Hinata request Naruto to leave her alone
  for a moment.
Day 3: Hinata tries to stay away from Naruto, then in the night Naruto
  confessed, then Hinata goes to Toneri.
Yes… Within 3 days… I want to focus on day 1 and 2. This is when
  Naruto knows his own feelings.
So quickly, he acted different towards Hinata. What reason? The answer
  is of course love.
But is it possible to fall in love within days? The answer is, no.
  Because love is not an instant thing.
Does that mean the relationship between Naruto and Hinata is forced in the
  movie? No. Why? Because Naruto did not fall for Hinata in the movie.
  he just realized he loved HER ALL ALONG.
Remember, he did not know the meaning of loving someone until the
  Genjutsu trap. This gave him a context of Hinata’s feelings. After
  that, he examined his own feeling. Actually, this is elaborated in the
  last light novel.
Thanks animecontinuum for the translation:

“So if that is a Genjutsu… Then, what are those things I saw about
     Hinata? Were all those part of my memories? No, I don’t think those
     are just ordinary memories. It’s more like my dreams and memories were
    mixed together. And so about Hinata, does that mean that I also…”
    Naruto blushed involuntarily and for an instant, he looked at Hinata.

Clearly, the trap does not forced Naruto to love Hinata.
It just triggered something within Naruto’s heart.
Just think about it. When a person confessed to you. You would not fall
  for him/her instantly. Unless, you also have feelings for him/her all
  along.
And another thing… Why do you thing Sakura encourage Hinata in the
  first place. If she thinks that Hinata will just get rejected? (as
  what UgamyRain said before)
While Naruto was unconscious and Sakura’s healing him.. She said “you
  finally got it. Blockhead” (cause Naruto repeatedly said “Hinata”)
This only means one thing: Sakura knew that Naruto loved Hinata all
  along.
Sakura’s statement not only meant that Naruto finally understands
  Hinata’s feelings. Also, he understands his own feelings. (Actually, the
  latter is more appropriate because of the context of the scene.
  Remember, Naruto kept repeating Hinata’s name, before Sakura said he
  finally got it)
When/how did Naruto fall for Hinata? Well it is in the manga. I
  already explained that.
Conclusion: the movie does not contradict the manga. It actually
  supported our theory before: Naruto had feelings for Hinata all along.

Also In the last part of your question...

Did Naruto figure out that Sakura was never going to fall in love with him and stopped liking her or did he stop liking her after being in that Genjutsu.

In "Naruto: the Last" there's a scene where Sakura explains this to Naruto. Sakura also helped Naruto to understand that he actually loves Hinata , not her.

Thanks for the very well-built, backed-by-evidence and generally detailed answer.
When was the scene with Saukra healing Naruto that you're referring to, and in what media is it (in Shippuden? In the movie)?

Naruto didn't fall in love with Hinata in the movie, he was actually already in love with her. He just didn't know it was "love" since he's dumb. He always thought that loving ramen and loving a person was the same thing, so he never really thought much about it.
When Naruto saw the flashbacks, he realised he was in love with Hinata and learned loving food is different from loving a person.
He never really "loved" Sakura, he only liked her because she was pretty.

In Naruto Shippuden, when Naruto is fighting Pain, Naruto sees Hinata coming and Hinata sees that Naruto can't move so she fights Pain, but he wins. Before that, Hinata tells Naruto she loves him, but Naruto already knew since they were kids. He used to look at Hinata sometimes, and he knew she felt something for him.
In The Last: Naruto the Movie, Naruto told Hinata he loved her, but truly he had feelings for her. Then he kissed her, he did fall in love together forever and lived happily ever after.

When it comes to Naruto and Hinata, he loved her, but because of the fact that he had no parents, he couldn't understand his feelings for her because he had never seen people interact like that before (his parents did all the time, but died while he was only an infant so he never got to learn from them).
In The Last the Genjutsu only helped Naruto see his own feelings towards Hinata, and realized she had acknowledged him and cared for him more than anyone else ever had. His denseness is a result of never knowing or experiencing it first hand.

My two cents:
Whether or not a character in a given story universe "REALLY" had a change of emotional feelings in any direction, is something only the writer/creator knows, unless specifically stated otherwise in print, in words that cannot be misinterpreted.
Aside from that situation, we as viewers have to go on our feelings and views on the development of the character over time, in order to make what amounts to an educated guess of their true feelings.  And this goes for books/manga/life/anime/live action.
My belief is this:  When you have love for one person, that never really dies, even if said love is unrequited.  So in the case with Hinata, he may truly love her, but he likely still loves cough other girl too.

He didn't fall in love with Hinata during the movie, but instead he fell in love with her throughout his whole life! He just realized he was in love in the movie.

Naruto didn't fall in love with Hinata in The Last: Naruto the Movie. Naruto is in love with Hinata throughout the whole story of Naruto, he's so stupid he didn't realized it as "love" since those flashbacks happened in their mission in the movie. Started when Hinata was saved by Naruto since they were young it started there. I can't tell if it was Naruto being dense back then, or he just can't tell what really is love, well he is stupid. Relating this to his confession to Sakura when they were on the Iron Land, that confession was to at least waver Sakura's eagerness to follow and rescue Sasuke since it was dangerous.

I think he was in love with her all along. Starting with their childhood, in the academy, and in the chunin exams. That love was so obvious. He swore with her blood that he was going to win, and he did.
Also, in episode 151, in the original Naruto series, the mission with Hinata, Kiba, and Chino, when the Hidden Stone shinobi abducted Hinata, Naruto was so nervous he even showed Kurama's eyes, and one of the kidnappers said that she might be his girlfriend.
In the Pain arc. this love of Naruto's was like the sun. He was going to transform completely into the Nine Tails. but his father came and renew the seal again.
In the war arc., we saw that one of Naruto's clones can see and read Hinata's eyes.
Naruto: The Last was evidence that Naruto has always loved Hinata. In the Genjutsu lake, Naruto went to the deep of his heart and brought back all the memories of Hinata. Why specially Hinata? Sai said that he was dreaming about his brother. We already knew he was precious to him. The same goes for Naruto. This movie is also an evidence that Naruto is really dumb who can not make the difference between loving a person and food.
The last thing I would like to say is that these two have a very very very special sort of love. They are the best.


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Did Kakashi ever love Rin or at least feel anything for her?
Well like the question says, Did Kakashi ever love Rin or feel anything for her?
I'm wondering if Kakashi ever loved or at least liked Rin. I'm wondering this because he got the Mangekyou after he killed her. The Mangekyou is initially awakened by the trauma suffered from witnessing the death of someone close to the user. Meaning someone you love deeply.
Also in the flashbacks that either Minato, Kakashi, or Obito have it shows that Kakashi was never rude or mean to Rin. Every time Kakashi was mean to Obito, Rin always tried to make him go easy on him. Than Kakashi always replied nicely to her, calming down his tone and speech pattern.

 When the people from the Rain village captured Rin and made her into Isobu's, Three-Tails, jinchuriki Kakashi went to rescue her. After he rescued her they tried running away. At one moment Rin told Kakashi to kill her. He quickly denied saying he promised Obito he was going to protect her. Later on, he was going to kill an enemy with his Chidori Sadly she jumped in front of him killing herself and traumatizing Kakashi. This made Kakashi and Obito, who was watching them, awaken the Mangekyou Sharingan.

So my question is if Kakashi ever feels anything for Rin, either loves her or at least cared for her.

As you already mentioned in your question,

Mangekyo is, indeed, initially awakened by the trauma suffered from witnessing the death of someone close to the user. However, Uchiha have historically misunderstood this criteria as the user needing to be responsible for the person's death, and for that reason they developed the practice of killing their closest friends in order to gain the Mangekyō Sharingan.

But, it depends upon each individual and the amount of trauma felt by him/her whether the Mangekyo is "completely" activated immediately, as in the case with Obito, or after some time, as with Sasuke and Kakashi.
Obito loved Rin deeply, and thus the trauma suffered by him, on watching her die, was catastrophic. Thus, he "completely" activated the Mangekyo immediately. Rin was not just a team-mate of Kakashi but also a dear friend to him who remained with both Obito and Kakashi since their childhood.  So Kakashi too had a good bonding and a feeling of friendship with Rin, but he did not love her in the way as Obito did. That's why, Kakashi too activated the Mangekyo at the time Obito did, although "momentarily", and also because of his Sharingan's resonance with Obito's Sharingan (as both the Sharingan belonged to Obito originally), as is shown in Episode No. 345 of Naruto Shippuuden:

After this scene, Kakashi loses his conciousness owing to the stress put upon him by the activation of Mangekyo. However, Obito goes on to kill the Amegakure Shinobi (Ninja of the Rain village) because of his drive of emotions deeply centred around Rin, and his complete activation of Magekyo.
Thus, you can say that Kakashi had feelings of friendship towards Rin, but not the same as the feelings of love that Obito had.

Kakashi did love Rin, but due to his self aware attitude, having a girlfriend is less important than completing missions and working as a team.
Kakashi loves Rin the same way Sasuke loves Sakura, but being a ninja comes before having a relationship.

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Why are some anime OP/ED theme songs sung by Kpop/Korean Artist?
I was watching one piece and noticed that there was a TVXQ name on the credits
I am somewhat familiar of SM towns Korean Groups and one of them was named TVXQ
I googled and found out that it was indeed the Kpop Group.
It was also found that not only One Piece but also Inu Yasha's Ending Theme song "Every Heart" was sung by a Kpop Artist which is BoA.
And Naruto's theme song "Buterfly" was sung by KARA.
I've Been watching anime since I was a kid (almost 20 years now), and I just recently got hooked in Kpop music. That's when I noticed this.
I was just wondering why are some anime theme songs sung by Korean artists. There are several artists in Japan, and wouldn't it be expensive to get a singer/band from another country? Are there any reasons for this?

@ton.yeung I didn't noticed this, so it could be for advertising then ?

@ton.yeung I think you have a point. can you elaborate more and post this as an answer with detailed explanation?

Is this related only to Japanese song sung by Korean artist, or just general  foreign artist? Steve Conte, an American singer, also sang on many animes (though in English, not Japanese).

@AkiTanaka just koreans but you can add other artists as examples

I think this is related to the Korean Wave in Japan.
In the early 2000s, Korean live action dramas and KPop started to come into Japan and quickly became massively popular. From Korea.net's article on the Korean Wave:

The Korean Wave landed in Japan in 2003 when the KBS TV drama series
  Winter Sonata was aired via NHK. The drama became an instant mega hit,
  making its male hero, Yon Sama, a household name, compelling his
  enthusiastic Japanese fans to visit various film locations, including
  Namiseom Island, in Korea.

Wikipedia states:

In 2000, the K-Pop singer BoA took off her musical career with SM
  Entertainment and two years later, her album Listen to My Heart became
  the first album by a Korean musician to sell a million copies in Japan

on the basis of a Recording Industry Association of Japan page on million-selling records in 2002.
Korean media has gotten so popular in Japan that it's even prompted a backlash among some, as this article from The Atlantic notes.
The period of time when Inuyasha was on the air was squarely in the middle of the Korean Wave. I don't follow Naruto so I don't know exactly which years that particular song was used, but most of the Naruto anime's run has also been during peak years of the Korean Wave. Since BoA and Kara were already extremely popular in Japan, they were tapped to contribute songs for these anime, just as any other popular band would be. They were already touring and otherwise active in Japan, so I'm sure they had contacts that the anime studios could get in touch with to offer them these gigs.
To address the last point, there wasn't a shortage of Japanese bands; the studios just wanted to use these particular Korean bands because of their popularity. Using a foreign band isn't likely to be more expensive; it might even be cheaper, if the foreign band isn't well known, because they'll be willing to trade some pay for exposure. With these bands, since they were already popular and active in Japan, hiring them probably cost about what hiring an equally popular Japanese band would cost.

Kara were originally from South Korea but quickly branched out into the Japanese market and found success there. To cut and paste from Wikipedia:

After finding national success, the group began to expand their music to Japan by signing to Universal Music Japan's subsidiary label, Universal Sigma in 2010. The group's debut was a success as they were dubbed as "Japan's No. 1 Rookie Artist of 2010" by Oricon and also receiving the "New Artist of the Year Award (International)" from the Japan Gold Disc Awards. In April 2011, the group achieved their first number one single in Japan with "Jet Coaster Love", making them the first foreign female group since the creation of the Oricon to rank number one in the first week of release and also the first foreign female group in thirty years to do so.Overall, the group managed to sell over one million physical singles within two years, making them one of the fastest-selling South Korean acts in Japan.

As they were signed by a Japanese label it is reasonable to assume that they either moved to Japan or were frequently there anyway and got the job of making that music via their labels contacts.

I did mean to write south korea! Thanks for catching that, i have now edited the answer with the correct country.


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How many of the members of the 104th corps are titan shifters?
So far

 Eren, Annie, and Ymir

have been shown to be titan shifters. From an Attack on Titan wikia I know also

 Reiner and Bertolt are also titan shifters

How many more are known to be titan shifters from the manga? Are there more titan shifters than humans in that division?

Those are the only ones inside the walls.

 there are nine titan powers, Eren currently possesses the attack titan and the founder titan, Reiner has the armored titan, Berthold has the colossal titan and I don't know what is Ymis's titan. there is also a beast titan power that is in the Marleys hands and is said to possess the ability to change regular Eldians into mindless titans using his spinal fluid and then the beast titan is able to control them. and also Anne had the female titan and is now crystallized.

Two titans left, both of them appeared in manga already.

So far, up until chapter 92

 We were revealed all 9 titan shifters. The manga showed two more, Jaw and Cart, which were the missing two. I will not say who is whom, but to answer your question, yes, only the ones you mentioned are shifters within the troops of 104th squad.

However, in the latest chapter (93)

 We are revealed that Ymir is indeed the Jaw titan, thus we only know 8 shifters.

To answer your question

 Yes, as far as we know, no other titan shifters are present in the members of 104th corps.

But, according to some fan-based theories

 there might be one type of titan shifter among the 104th. But I will not speculate. here


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If the titan transformation is immediate once a titan eats a shifter, how did Santa Titan not become a shifter when he ate Eren?
As we see from the Manga

when Eren ate his dad and when Armin ate Bertolt, they immediately transformed into a shifter-titan.

But when Eren gets eaten in Season 1, how is it that the titan who ate him never transformed. Plus Eren was inside his stomach for a while before he transformed and killed him.

I just hope I didn't read some spoilers to S3 in the title.

@Zereges Be thankful then I added the spoiler tag to the question. But the Santa Titan is commonly referred to the titan that ate Eren in S1

The proper requirement to gain the powers of a shifting Titan is to drink the spinal fluid of the Shifter. This is revealed on chapter 65. The "Santa" Titan didn't gain any powers because he ate Eren whole.

 When Eren ate his father, he bit him on the waist, severing the spine and getting access to the fluid. Armin bit Bertholdt on the head.

I added spoiler tag because, being the same spoiler in the question, it contains heavy spoilers not shown in the anime yet

Well whole-ish.

On top of drinking the spinal fluid, the shifter also needs to die at roughly the same time. Otherwise the power would just shift into a random eldian baby. This is why, when the beast titan gives his spinal fluid to a bunch of different towns people and government officials in the walls, they don’t turn into the beast titan when he activates them, they turn into regular titans, so it’s a bit of a process, but that’s ultimately why the titans eat people. It’s in their nature to eat and kill humans until they eventually eat a shifter. It’s not a conscious decision, but more of an instinct because they all ultimately come from the same being, and so they all have a shared knowledge that they act on without any will to control this. We see only two pure titans who fight this instinct off but neither of them are able to for long.

Please include relevant sources/references support your answer.


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How did Kiba learn the shadow clone jutsu?
The First Hokage sealed the shadow clone jutsu in the Scroll of Seals. If this is true, how was Kiba able to learn it?

The jutsu sealed in the scroll is the Mass Shadow Clone Jutsu which allows Naruto to create multitudes of clones. The shadow clone jutsu that he is using is the regular version and is commonly known throughout the leaf village.


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Why didn't Kamui kill obito?
When Kakashi used Kamui on Deidara, his hand was cut off since it was wrapped to the Kamui dimension.
How is Obito able to warp his body parts in and out of Kamui without dying?
Is there a valid explanation for this? Or is this a plot hole?

After researching in the Naruto wiki I got this explanation that the left eye and right eye have similar but not identical abilities.

Left Eye
Kamui
  Obito's left eye is able to utilise a long-range version of Kamui, which can transport targets anywhere in the user's line of sight. The target is surrounded with a barrier space, the location and size of which can be specified at will, and when the user concentrates on the target within, the space at the barrier's centre distorts and draws everything within into another dimension.1 The size of the barrier can be expanded, as Deidara was forced to fly further away in an effort to escape its effects.[13]
Right Eye
Tobi Chains
  Obito's right eye uses a short-range version of Kamui, which can only transport targets in close proximity to the user; physical contact with the target is seemingly required.[14] However, this eye can utilise a unique variation of teleportation akin to intangibility. When activated, any part of the user's body that overlaps with another object is seamlessly warped to Kamui's dimension, making it appear as though the user can phase through solid objects.[15] By overlapping their entire body, the user can completely conceal their presence and erase all traces of their chakra. This also allows the user to freely travel through the ground, enabling them to ambush opponents from below.[16] This intangibility can be extended to anything the user is touching at the moment of activation,[17] so long as they are able to maintain physical contact with at least a portion of the desired object.[18] This ability also allows the user to bypass even the strongest barrier ninjutsu.[5]

The Picture that I attached with the question is the ability of the left Kamui eye that Kakashi had. It had the ability to only teleport and hence Diedara's hand was cut off. Here is the link for reference.
Thanks.


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Why didn't the hero association use Hitoshi the guy with the brainwashing quirk to make AFO leak information?
Why they didn't use him which such a strong quirk? Did it got explained in the anime or manga, or did the author just forgot he even existed?

Since there isn't any objective answer to this, we can only speculate on the matter. Probably the obvious and simple reason is that Shinso isn't a fully fledged hero and exposing a kid to AFO interrogation isn't quite the most ethical thing to do and also AFO probably has barriers and others countermeasures to prevent brainwashing or mind reading.

During the Joint Training Arc Shinso explained some of the limitations of his quirk, namely that he couldn't make brainwashed people do anything that requires using their brain in a non-trivial capacity or that would require them to speak.

I don't think he could make the brainwashed talk. If he did, he would have just made Deku forfeit instead of having him walk out of the arena. Also, don't you think that if the guy who absolutely trashed All Might was in front of him, he would be a little scared.

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What song plays in episode 59 at 17:00 in Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood?
There's a song playing in episode 59 Lost Light at 17:00 in Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. It's different from Sorrowful Stone and Lapis Philosophorum and I can't find it.
What song is it?

The song you're looking for is this one: Violoncello's Lament
It is part of OST 3 and can be heard on YouTube at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3ORA6x-Wk8&ab_channel=wd0


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What caused visions seen by Saki?
During the series, Saki often sees really weird visions, sometimes very phantasmagorical. If I remember correctly, first time was when she was trapped with Satoru after encountering hostile bakenezumi.
So, to put it short - what was actually source of her visions? It's clearly not normal for human to see things out of nowhere. I may understand why she is seeing visions after

 Shun becomes Karma-demon (may be impact of his power on her brain/subconsciousness or something),

but not for first time at least.

i don't recall a scene when Saki and Satoru were trapped except for when Saki was remembering what the False Minoshiro was talking about in regards to using sensual touching as a means to relieve stress but i think some of the weird almost eldritch scenes might have been Shun's doing given he's in one of them


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What actually determines abilities of "shifter"?
I'm really confused by how abilities of shifters are determined in Shingeki no Kyojin. It is described really inconsistently.
For example (major spoilers):

 It is still not clear what abilities Female Titan and Attacking Titan posses. Female Titan shows ability to control other titans to some extent, also ability to crystalize host, but those abilities are shared with some other titans. Attacking Titan obtains ability to create armored plates, but it seems to be caused by serum used by Eren. Beast titan has ability to control other titans, but it was implied that that's only due to Zeke's royal blood. Also, according to arc with Eren capture, it seems properties of titan can be determined by serum used. Yet, properties of Colossus Titan and Armored Titan seem to be inherited by shifter.

So, as we can see, there are examples of abilities determined by serum, shifter power and shifter host, yet there is no real consistency. E.g. there are shifters, who have abilities only from host or serum.
Is this somehow explained anywhere?

Is this referring to the mange or the anime?  I think the latter, but I'm not sure.  Given the large discrepancy of the storyline between the two, you should indicate how much spoilage you're looking for.

I'm referencing manga, which I've read to latest available chapter, so there is no issue with possible spoilers.

There are a lot of information in the Nine Titans article and the corresponding individual articles for each of the nine titans on the Attack on Titan Wikia. From my understanding the abilities are determined by which of the nine titans is inherited by the person.


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Why did Aizen want to defeat the Soul King?
We know Aizen is trying to make keys and combining Hogyoku, assembling Hollow armies, etc. The question is why? What's the motive behind it? Is it cliche like "GREEED FOR POWAAA!!" or are there other plans of what he is about to do as a Soul King? Perhaps rule change? What is he really fighting for?

For the most part: we don't know. It's a plot point that was never really resolved by the time the manga concluded.  All we have is the following angry exhortation from Aizen after being defeated by Ichigo and Urahara, admonishing Urahara for simply accepting the status quo and "that thing" as the Soul King.

Without that we might have been left to conclude Aizen's real plan was to explore the depths of power and find a challenge, and the Soul King was just a point on the path. But it seems he didn't like the idea of being controlled, and he wanted to change the world. But beyond his perception of control, we're never really given a reason why he wants to do this or what he intends to accomplish.

Yea "changed the world" change what? Other than that Urahara and Ichigo can just pretend Aizen is very powerful and problem is solved. And hogyoku is fishy since Soul King has power of hogyoku too and others cannot use it for fishy 'moral' reasons. I mean that clown killed thousands of citizen for Soul Balancing Act, nc moral.

Also Urahara can make hogyoku without killing many people so there is no real problem with hogyoku reasearch.


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Why not a single Shinigami was surprised by fact, that Ichigo has Zanpacto?
As we know from chapter 529 of Bleach, every Shinigami receives his Zanpacto as Asauchi, and Asaushi adapts to soul of his wielder. Which means, that transformation to Shinigami, and obtaining Zanpacto by Shinigami are not really related, and that newcomer Shinigami should not have Zanpacto just because he became Shinigami.
Still, when Ichigo receives his Shinigami powers from Rukia, he has Zanpacto instantly. Later we know, that

 It was not really Zanpacto, but manifestation of Ichigo Quincy powers

But initially nobody knows that.
So, why not a single Shinigami, who knows, that Ichigo became Shinigami in extraordinal conditions (and thus, never received Asaushi), never asks, where did Ichigo got his Zanpacto, while it is clear, that he didn't received it from Ōetsu Nimaiya?

Ichigo may seem like a one off outlier, but in fact, there was another character, mentioned by Nimaiya himself, who was not a Gotei member but had a zanpaktou, Zaraki. Kenpachi Zaraki took an Asuchi off of a dead shinigami, who he may or may not have killed first. This gave him a zankakuto that he used to great success against the Kenpachi of that time. This shows Asuchi are transferable to some degree.
Second and also the important, when Ichigo first got his powers, he got them from Rukia. Rukia was an above average Shinigami who already had shikai. When she gave him his powers, she did not find it strange he had a Zanpakuto, she rather found that its massive size was strange. She, someone who had to get an Asuchi to have a Zanpakuto, was not focused on Ichigo's possession of one, Which hints that she gave him hers.
So, Ichigo most likely got his Asuchi from Rukia, But that leaves a few plot holes in place. When did she get it back, or did she ever. If she never got it back, why did Nimaiya say he did not have one, and why did Rukia clearly have one during the Arancar arc?
This all boils down to being a Plot hole. Asuchi were not fully fleshed out in the beginning of the series, so they were mostly left vague. But that is not the question here, The question is why they were not surprised he had one. The best answer for that is unfortunately only Theory, the theory that they thought he still had Rukia's Asuchi, or perhaps obtained one from someone else somehow. As noted with Zaraki, it is entirely possible for non Gotei 13 members to obtain Asuchi, though it is rare. In any case, it did not matter to them. If they thought about it, they would have probably thought he stole/borrowed it from Rukia, or maybe though some unknown means obtained a second one.
So, Basically, when he showed up, he had a Zanpakuto, how he got it was irrelevant to them. Though very rare, there was other methods to getting an Asuchi besides becoming a Gotei 13 Shinigami. From a Plot persepctive, Its a hole. One can only Theorize how everything played out. My personal theory on this is that Byakuya broke it, and since he lost Rukias powers at that time, it never healed and was discarded. Rukia then likely got a new one from the Gotei 13.

Or they suspect that another fugitives such as Urahara Keisuke and Shihouin Yoruichi fetched him one. Knowing Urahara's genius they won't be surprised that Ichigo have a Zanpakto.

@AyaseEri Very true, Perhaps I should have said more than one simple sentence about the possibility of someone else giving him one since its basically one of the only other possibilities. I do believe a Shinigami has to be involved somehow for him to get one, which boils down to being gifted or being stolen.


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Religious Symbols in Naruto

Why are there religious symbols in the design of Mangekyou Sharingan?

I have no idea what you're asking... could you please clearify your question, for example adding a picture of the title where you mark the symbols you think symbolize the illuminati. And what do you mean by behind making?

i mean@Armin ,why there are few symbols visible illuminati?

before that i'm sorry about my question , cause i'm biginner to use a english language . @Armin

i am not sure how the Star of David and the number 6 fit at all with the illuminati considering that when i google their logo i get The Eye of Providence or the eye ontop of a pyramid and to my knowledge there was never hexagon-base pyramids, only square-base pyramids which has 4 sides. also in the left image it's inconsistent. one of the sixes is fat while the other 2 are tall? and 2 of the sixes only overlap once?

@Memor-X i tried editing the question so it makes a little bit more sense... hopefully xD

The association of these images towards some religious symbols or to the Illuminati are a clear sign of over interpretation. Your issue is primarily with the Mangekyou Sharingan.
The left picture is Itachi's Mangekyou Sharingan. It depicts a pinwheel with three curls. Here is an image of one with four curls, but the 2D representation would be roughly the same.

When I read Naruto in the past, I thought it was a Shuriken.

The second one is Sasuke's Mangekyou Sharingan. According to Narutopedia, it also resembles a pinwheel, only with six curls.
But the first thing I saw when I looked at it was a model of an atom.

It could also be a six-petaled lotus blossom.

According to Narutopedia, all Mangekyou Sharingan resemble pinwheels. So no religious symbols and no Illuminati at all.