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Why the Survey Corps doesn't find a human body inside normal titan?
Hange cut the neck of one titan to explore inside. Why couldn't she find out the main human body inside???
Maybe the main body was hidden quite deep so it was difficult to see. But if it was hidden quite deep, then how can Levi and other soldiers cut down the neck and kill the titan.
Is this a logical flaw in AOT?

"Why couldn't she find out the main human body inside?" Where did you get this from? When the survey corps learn about the nature of titans in the manga, they do realize why they can kill them by slashing their napes.

The titans you are talking about are generic titans, which are different from Shape-shifting titans. Generic titans transformed permanently into titans. Their human bodies no longer exist. They can't transform back into humans. If you cut their nape, they are dead, once and for all.
This is different than titan shifters such Eren, because when they transform, they build a titan body around their human body. The human body acts as a center of control for the titan body. They can power down, whenever they want. They have inherited the Titan shifting power. That's why, if you cut the nape of a shifter, you'll find the human sitting there. And until you hurt/kill that human, they can transform again.

That doesn't really make sense when put together with Yuri's transformation. In your scenario her body would not exist at the point when she eats Marcel. So where would it come from?

It is not a flaw and explained in later chapters. I will give a spoilered explanation, exhibiting SOME of the information. A full disclosure would take much of the fun out of AOT in my opinion.

A "normal" titan (i.e. any titan except for Eren's, the giant one and the amored one up to this point) doesn't have a human in the neck, though it is its weakpoint. At most it will have one or more in its stomach. The other three titans do have a human in the neck each. Which titans have a human in the neck will be explained later. Where titans come from will be explained. But that is all major spoiler material. Please ask a different question if you want answers to these major spoilers.

You can provide major spoilers within your answer, as long you use the spoiler tags (which you have used). That’s why it’s there :)

@Wondercricket I just thought, there are spoilers, and major spoilers (like e.g. for Code Geass) AND there's AoT. I feel morally bound not to spoiler too much. AoT is a gift to humanity <3 My fanboying comes from the fact that after years and years of manga, AoT was the first that could surprise me with almost every chapter without suspending my believe ;)

Firstly, i have already read 105 chaps in AOT.Secondly, the MAIN human bodies means that the bodies of the Eldians in the land not island stick into the titan's body, under the nape, and they are both unconcious but not really dead (unlike the shifter titans, Eren and other guys can control their titans). All the titans (including the shifter titans) have the same weakpoint - the human in their neck, it means each normal titan has the person under its nape (who not be eaten by titan) like the shifter titans. I wonder why Hange couldn't find out the Eldians people in the neck of the titans.

@NguyễnQuỳnhThủyTrúc Because they are not there, Eldians usually get fully transformed, as far as I'm aware

How can the human body come back from not being there when they eat a Shifter Titan, like Yuri did with Marcel after many years as a Pure Titan?

There are 2 types of Titan. "Generic Titan" (including abnormal types) and shapeshifter Titan (humans who can transform into Titan.
The ones with humans inside are the Titan shifters, like Eren.
The ones without humans inside are the generic Titans.

 Generic Titans are actually humans that have been injected with Titan serum, turning them into Titans. They don't have humans inside because their whole body turned into a Titan. Which is why, if their nape was cut, they die.

If they didn't have a human in the nape, why is the nape a spot of vulnerability? And where did Yuri's human body come from after eating Marcel when she'd been a pure titan for decades?


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What song is playing in episode 22 (s2ep10) of Tokyo Ghoul?
It's playing between 6:36 and 7:46. I've heard it multiple times in TG itself but couldn't find it on soundtrack, and many times elsewhere. I have a feeling it's somewhat popular

I couldn't find it but you can try looking at Disk 1/2:                        Disk 1: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbouo2X8egpLA_H-ScT14vbquKu7AUTHR
Disk 2: "https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbouo2X8egpLunT1OwJmPxgWcP6iyyTCK

I'm pretty sure it's Augenbinde, or a softer version of it, which I think is the 11th track on disk one.

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What exactly are Haibane in the anime Haibane Renmei? Are they angels?
What is the origin of Haibane?
Where do the Haibane come from?
A cocoon but where does the cocoon choose to appear?

Warning: Major spoilers if you haven't watched Haibane Renmei all the way through.
First off Haibane Renmei leaves much information about the story and setting intentionally vague so any answer to this question is going to be partly  opinion based.  Most of the other Haibane seem more or less content with their ignorance of things, but Rakka, the audience surrogate, is befuddled and confused as to what exactly the Haibane are and repeatedly questions it throughout the story.  Rakka goes out of her way to try to unravel what is going on, checking out books from the library, or teaching herself the Toga/Communicator sign language.  The Communicator is so impressed by her inquisitiveness, that he even gives Rakka a job inside the mysterious Wall itself.  Like Rakka, the show invites us the viewers to think more deeply about the world it presents so we can piece things together ourselves.
Okay onward to the answer, or at least what I think the answer is....
Despite the wings and halos, the Haibane are not angels.  The magical Wall surrounding the town is said more than once to collect and store memories for a time before releasing them.  The wall not only collects memories, but also collects the souls of children or teenagers who have died with some aspect of their life unfulfilled.  The cocoon's function is to give these souls a new body so they can get a second chance to fix whatever it was they couldn't fix in their previous life before the wall releases them to move on during their "day of flight."  We see this process play out with Kuu and later Reki.  The Haibane are reincarnated human souls existing in a sort of temporary body that's not quite human but close enough while they try to work out their issues.  A cocoon appears whenever the wall captures a young unfulfilled soul and serves the necessary function of growing a body for that soul to inhabit.  It's not entirely clear why the cocoons grow in specific locations but all such locations are away from the "normal" humans, within the confines of the wall, and near other Haibane who presumably will know what to do when a cocoon appears and how to best take care of newly born Haibane.
Well I hope that answers your question.

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Was Goku bad before coming to the Earth?
My friends and I have a discussion if Goku was bad or not before coming to the Earth, how can illuminate us?

Goku was a Saiyan, a warrior race whose desire was to be the strongest race in the Universe. He was sent to destroy the human race and sell the planet to another race. After falling into a ravine and injuring his head, Goku ended up losing his memory and was hence raced as a Human by Grandpa Gohan, which is why his overall personality is very comparable to that of Humans than SaiyansSo to answer your question,Yes. Goku was indeed sent to the earth initially, to carry out an evil task. However, his head injury and care from Grandpa Gohan was the reason why that didn't go about happening.

Yes,when he was just a baby and then arrived to the Earth he was bad and used to behave bad with his grandpa until he got hit by a rock and then his behaviour changed a lot and becaame a very good kid


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Why Marlene is a better pilot than Alicia, if Alicia was a sleeper and has B cells?
In Blue Gender episode 19, in a mission where Marlene wasnt on Earth but in second Earth, a pilot tells Alicia she will be the support of Yuji instead of Marlene (since Marlene isnt there). And another pilot asks if Alicia is prepared to replace Marlene. Why is so? Arent former sleepers with B cells supposed to be almost super humans with close to perfect combat skills? How can Marlene be better than Alicia then?


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What song/theme is playing in episode 10 of season 2 in Tokyo Ghoul?
It's playing between 6:46 and 7:46. I've heard it multiple times in TG itself but couldn't find it on soundtrack, and many times elsewhere. I have a feeling it's somewhat popular

The ending theme song is by queen bee and the song name is called HALF


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Was Yachiru real or just Zaraki's spirit?
In the final arc of Bleach, we see Yachiru going to a severely wounded Zaraki Kenpachi and talking to him. She couldn't physically be there, and she talks as if she were Nozarashi's manifestation. Yachiru is also reported has having a unique shikai.

Is Yachiru just a manifestation of Zaraki's Zanpakuto? Or did she really exists, and due to their bond, Nozarashi's spirit took her shape? or was Zaraki just dillusional?


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What chapter of Vampire Knight is the anime on?
I really love the Vampire Knight anime and have rewatched it few times. Now I would to read the manga but I don't want to read the part where the anime have covered up.


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Why is the Digital Duel Disk not used in any Yu-Gi-Oh! series until Arc-V and Vrains?
In the Yu-Gi-Oh Movie : Dark Side of The Dimension. Kaiba introduce to all of Duelist a new Duel-Disk system, which have features to stored all of the card data that owner own to the cloud server/data-center of Kaiba Corp, So they didn't have to hold the card in their hand, the card just appears in their vision, probably using some like Augmented Reality thing, or we can say a Digital Card.
We know that the first generation of Yu-Gi-Oh series (Yugi Mutou) universe, still use a normal duel-disk. Even so in GX, we can clearly se Judai Yuki, the second generation of Yu-Gi-Oh still use the Normal duel disk. It contradicted with the timeline of Yu-Gi-Oh universe, because if Kaiba was introduce the new duel disk in Yugioh first generation, the new duel disk will be also appear in Yu-Gi-Oh GX, even 5D, and Zexal. It's just appear in Yu-Gi-Oh Arc V and Vrains.
Could someone explain that to me ?

Are all of the series in the same universe though? I don't follow YGO at all, but I don't think GX, 5D, and Zexal mentioned Yugi from the first series at all, making each series on its own universe...

@AkiTanaka in GX manga version, there is some flashback scene that show us the first generation of yugioh ( but just a flash of some character from the first generation tho ), and Judai yuki, the second generation, was inspired by all of the first generation, especially Yugi, except, in 5D, and zexal, as i recall, they never mention about their previous generation

@Wondercricket, but i would say this movie is a canon, because it's "roughly" explain many thing like, how could bakura get the millenium ring, Shadi's death, what happen to Anzu after the final battle with yami yugi etc


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What if natsu ate a star?
Admittedly, I'm only 60 something episodes in, so this may already have an answer.
However, as hypothetical as this may be, due to the fact it seems impossible, I'm simply curious what hardcore Fairy Tail fans think might happen if Natsu were able to eat the fire of a star? Just how strong might he become? How much might his physical form change? Would a star's gaseous fire even be compatible?
If you've got the knowledge, I wouldn't mind someone applying some "scifi" theoretical science and possibly even math to the answer. Looking for a great read of an answer! Good luck and thank you!

Stars are NOT fire!

TL:DR, Natsu would be an OP fire god, and would never need to eat fire ever again
So as far as we know, Natsu's magic allows him to absorb fire (whether magical or natural) and lets him redirect it and use it however he wants. From all references there is no canon drawbacks from consuming exuberant amounts of fire, nor do we know the absolute limit of how much fire Natsu can consume. So within the Canon of Fairy tail, if Natsu actually consumes a star, he might as well not need to ever eat any more fire, unless it was in defense; he would be able to spout fire and use fire magic at any time.
However, let be speculative for a minute and try to SCIENCE this out. If Natsu was able to consume any amount of fire, dragon killer magic has to be able to preserve ones internal organs from being ripped apart by the heat and energy generated by any form of fire. But a star is a unending fusion reaction, and the mass of a star is capable of affecting large masses of matter. Thus if Natsu was able to consume a star, he would be consuming all of that mass. Given that Natsu's canon height of 175cm, and the average human weight of 65.3 to 79.8 kg, with an potential volume of around 0.06 to 0.08 m^3. If Natus was to consume the smallest possible star (a red dwarf, at the minimum weighs about 7.5% of our sun) would be gaining 1.49 x 10^29 kilograms. This will not generate a black hole, but hypothetically, this much mass will effectively cause the planet to envelop Natsu at is core. Not only killing him, but reshaping the planet, and killing everyone on it. So Natsu would be a fire god, and would never need to eat fire again, but he would also be the new core of the planet.

LoLz. Props for making me laugh

tried to channel Austin from THE SCIENCE!

This is probably my favourite answer as of now.  Sad that it's technically wrong as stars don't burn or produce fire, but are undergoing fusion reaction. (Oxygen is a requirement for fire, but there is close to none in space.)

and yet we still stars to "burn out" as they near the end of their life cycles, and "burn their fuel" as their cores collapse.
furthermore, fire/flames as a chemical reaction, is the production of ionized gases that react by giving off heat and light. This most scientific definitions are the principle properties of plasma. Stars are essentially balls of plasma that are produced by the nuclear fusion reaction.


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In ADV's "Class album: The Complete Azumanga Daioh" 5-disc box set, why are the episodes distributed 5-4-5-5-7?
This is just a small thing that I've been wondering about for a while now.
In ADV's 2005 release of "Class album: The Complete Azumanga Daioh", the episodes are distributed as follows:

1st disc: 5 episodes (1-5)
2nd disc: 4 episodes (6-9)
3rd disc: 5 episodes (10-14)
4th disc: 5 episodes (15-19)
5th disc: 7 episodes (20-26)

This seems a bit odd. It looks like they crammed 7 episodes into the last disc when the second disc still had room. Normally, you'd expect a more even distribution such as 5-5-5-5-6. Is there a reason why it was distributed this way?

I didn't watched any of it but couldn't it be because of the "organization" of the main plot? Just speculating...

is there any special features on them like trailers, japanese promos, Textless OPs or EDs, etc? these do take up space on the disk aswell so could impact the number of episodes per disk

Considering that the DVD includes the dubbed version, it might be related to the file size due to the amount of the speech, which also possibly affect the overall quality.

I don't think there are any extra features of any kind (based on the reviews here and here).
Audio takes up a lot less space than video, so I don't think it's related to the amount of speech.
I notice now that there was an earlier 6-disc box set that follows a similar pattern for the first four discs (see here). A clue, perhaps?


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Did the Makers of the Lupin III "Red-Jacket" Series get Permission to Feature Superman?
In one of the Episodes of the Lupin III part 2 "Red-Jacket" series, Lupin foils a scheme by Fujiko who has henchmen impersonating Superman to rob banks.
I am curious if anyone has any information on whether this was technically allowed by DC, and if so, why?
If it wasn't allowed, then why is Crunchyroll.com able to screen this episode?
Here is the imdb page for the episode. There is another earlier episode of the same series that also mentions Superman.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0914728/


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How many Counter-Guardian does Alaya have?
Other than FSN Archer, is there any revealed Counter-Guardian other than him?

Who knows. Counter Guardians are created when 'heroes' of the skill and power required to become a Heroic Spirit fail to attain the fame required to properly ascend to the Throne, and instead make a contract with Alaya in exchange for a 'miracle'.
By definition, then, a CG is 'someone we've never heard of' -- so who knows? Probably, just by statistics, there's more of them than there are Heroic Spirits - so hundreds, thousands, probably even more.
Talk about the Unknown Soldiers...

According to the Wiki Category "Counter Guardians" on the Type-Moon Wikia there is 4 that are named but there can be more, as Krazer mentions that 7 have appeared to retrain Primate Murder in certain Timelines but we do not know the names of these ones. 2 however were created parody/side works so they might not actually be proper Counter Guardians that Alaya can deploy
Anyway, the 4 Counter Guardians we know the names of are:

EMIYA (Emiya Shirou): we know this one being Archer from Fate/Stay Night. a future version of Emiya Shirou
EMIYA (Emiya Kiritsugu): This one if from Fate/Grand Order as an Assassin Servant who is Kiritsugu, Shirou's adoptive father

Assassin's True Name is EMIYA, Kiritsugu Emiya. An assassin who was incarnated as an agent of the Counter Force. Originally, he was not a Heroic Spirit. Although he was an individual who murdered many people as an assassin, his existence has not been engraved in the Throne of Heroes. One of the “imitation Heroic Spirits” also referred to as Counter Guardians, and someone who would have never existed in the proper human history. Yet, this "if that might have been" possibility exists now only due to the threat that attempts to destroy human history itself from its very foundation... in the Grand Order case alone. His soul was called out from the circle of deterrence in response to this threat.

Okita Souji: commonly know as Devil Saber who first appeared in the parody manga Koha-Ace. Devil Saber is isn't the same as Sakura Saber and is sorta like an Alter but not listed as one.

Devil Saber is a Counter Guardian formed through Sakura Saber's spiritual foundation taking in a Holy Grail filled with Seven Servants. Essentially an Okita Alter, her ascension grants her support from the Counter Force.

TOHSAKA: first appearing as a Master (and not a Servant) in Capsule Servant which was a side game that was released with the PS Vita version of Fate/Hollow Ataraxia. as you can tell by the name she is Tohsaka Rin who became a Counter Guardian in a world where Shirou didn't

TOHSAKA is a "miraculous" Heroic Spirit born in a world line in which Shirou Emiya did not become the Heroic Spirit EMIYA.
Because of her severe debt, she made a contract with the World to become a Heroic Spirit. Having decided that there were too many Grail Wars occurring across the different dimensions, and because she was a relatively new Heroic Spirit, the World tasked TOHSAKA with destroying the various Holy Grails, reducing her debt slightly for each one eliminated.

However because of the nature of Koha-Ace being self aware and the parody nature of Capsule Servant (ie. how The World is shown to be like Seele from Neon Genesis Evangelion) one could debate whether Alaya can actually deploy either one

It should be noted that the Kiritsugu that appears as a Counter Guardian is from a timeline where he didn't take part if the 4th Holy Grail War and therefore never adopted Shirou.

@IG_42 probably means he's from a world devoid of cute lil' Ilya

Possibly it's basically a world where Iri was Saber's master meaning that Kerry never met her either, in life at least. It's from a Fate/Grand Order event.

There are at least 7 Counter Guardians that restrain Primate Murder in certain timelines.

@кяαzєя are they named or just mentioned there's 7?

They are not named, from Comptiq 2005-09 issue -- "Fate Dojo Q&A" " It takes 7 Counter Guardians to control the Primate Murder and the Servants of the Grail War are based on these."


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Who initially raised Naruto?
We know that Naruto's parents died right after his birth, and by the time he was in the Academy he was living alone. However, there must have been a period of time when he was being raised by someone, because babies can't take care of themselves. Is it ever said who raised him for that initial time or where he lived?


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How is Shinobi Bout played?
In Boruto, they play a card game called Shinobi Bout, where cards seem to have numbers and colors. It seems somewhat like the goal is to get rid of all of the cards in your hand. Is it ever explained how the game is played or what the rules are?

this may help you: http://kansaichick.com/japanese-kanji-blog/shinobi-bout-the-shinobi-card-game-in-boruto-part-2/

It is essentially Uno with some small tweaks.
You are trying to play numbers, in order.  If you have a "run" of numbers in the same suit (color), you appear to be able to play them all at once.
There are cards that allow you to change the color, even a wild draw 4.
In the anime, you see Boruto play a change color card with a "skip" card skipping the next player's turn.  It appears the cards are numbered from 1-10 in five colors.


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Is there certain language that would be considered improper for kid's manga/anime?
I've noticed that anime geared at kids/teenagers (particularly shonen manga such as Naruto) seems to have language that translates to words that could be considered inappropriate in English (てめえ, きさま, etc.). I don't have a good enough sense of Japanese to tell whether these are more on the vulgarity range of "damn" or the f-word, but I was wondering if there's a certain set of words or threshold of words that would be considered inappropriate for anime/manga geared towards kids/teenagers (in the sense that a movie is rated R in the US if it has the f-word more than once, so the f-word is considered inappropriate for things geared at teenagers).

I suggest asking the same question over at Japanese.SE because this is one of those cases where both site's audiences can give good answers, and the overall knowledge doesn't intersect enough to consider it an unnecessary crosspost.

Well, kids in Japan do kancho (a poke using 2 fingers on the anus) which can be considered as a sexual harassment. So I guess the moral standard is different.

The two examples you gave are really versions of "you" that are impolite. The translators will have made that explicit by adding an insult to the translation.

Apart from the somewhat offensive second pronouns(kisama, temee), the word "kuso" which means "s-it" can be used as both compound word as well as an intensifier just like f-word, for e.g. "kusogaki" (little s-it/s--itty brat), "kuso atsui" (very hot = f--king hot). Another example is "Urusee"(shut up!). It's polite form is "Urusai". It's even rough form is "Uzai" which straight up means STFU!! in very angry tone. These words are usually used between close friends and not in public. (I am commenting because I am not qualified to answer as I am neither a speaker or learner of the language).


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Why didn't the magic emperor heal Asta?
Oddly enough I was going to ask this yesterday after the Witches' Forest Arc but was doubtful since I was only at that part in the manga and my question might have been a little theoretical since I didn't know the full extent of the emperor's magic.
But now after the Royal Knights Arc we see the magic emperor himself face off against Licht and he uses his magic to reverse the flow of time and heal himself.
My question is why couldn't or why didn't he do the same for Asta's cursed arms or Fuegoleon's entire arm? We know he can restrict the flow of time in a specific area, why isn't he the greatest healer in a sense of should being able to revert a body to its previous state?


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How can anime or manga be made so quickly and consistantly?
If multiple people are working on a manga or anime, how can the art style be copied so well without any style changes? Like can everyone replicate art styles exactly with no mistakes? In most American cartoons I watch, if multiple people work on an animation, you could definately tell if someone different drew it. Maybe I’m not observing enough or this question is stupid.

No mistakes? there are plenty of anime where production broke down and characters started looking horrible.

Consistantly? I'm not sure about that. Look at some of the episode comparison images for Dragon Ball in this article.

anime can? Manga maybe but what about those series that are pending seasons 2 or 3 after like a decade?

In the case of animation, you can actually tell the difference, though usually it's pretty subtle. There are otaku who make the close study of animation to identify particular animators (as well as other very discerning details) their particular hobby. This is known as sakuga.
But also, the way the work is divided encourages consistency, like in the case of manga, they might have an assistant do all the backgrounds while the main artist draws the actual characters. So with manga, it's usually always the same artist drawing the same category of thing, so of course the style will always look the same. In the case of animation, lead animators draw the key frames, and in-betweeners usually fill in the less important frames in between.
Given enough time, really good artists can imitate another artist's style pretty accurately. Only a very discerning eye might notice differences. Many of the drawing inconsistencies you might see in animation are due to not giving the artists enough time to produce really quality work.


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How could Akira turn like that in the end of Akira Movie?
At the end of Akira The movie,

 we could see that Akira was dead long time ago, based on below images, we could see a tube that contain Human organs such as brain, nerves, and other probably that was Akira's Organ.

Went Takashi stood up,

 all of that tube were broken, and out of nowhere, Akira was back alive.

Why all of sudden Akira

 went back alive ?

The anime deviates and condenses much of the manga it's adapted from. Without spoiling much, the manga Akira (and No. 19) has much more presence than in the anime, which more or less adapts the beginning and end of the series. I recommending checking out the source material for a more of an in-depth experience.


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Can One for All become too powerful for one person to wield?
The Quirk One for All combines a quirk that stores power and a quirk that can be passed on. Izuku currently has the power and experience of eight previous One for All users, meaning the Quirk grows stronger with each generation. At some point in the very far future, does this mean that One for All will become so powerful, that no one can handle ALL of its power? We already know that it's so powerful now, that a new user can break his limbs off using it. How about in the future, when say 20 more people have passed on the Quirk? Even with training, will the power of this Quirk be too much? Will future users be limited to using a fraction of its power?

Welcome to Anime & Manga Stack Exchange. Being a Q&A site, not a discussion site, we're a bit intolerant to a speculative question. As of current, this question might (or not) be impossible to answer without any speculation, since in the future any info might change according to the writer and render any existing answers obsolete/incorrect. Thus, this question might get closed as for now, but we're happy to reopen it if anyone can provide a hint on answerable in the comment/flag and thus answer it with facts & references, instead of pure speculation.

I disagree with closing this question. While users have sometimes voted to close questions which they saw as speculative (because they did not know the answer themselves), I don't think that represents the consensus viewpoint. Taken literally, almost any question could be seen as "speculative" by a sufficiently ignorant person. Questions which ask about ridiculous hypothetical scenarios are one thing, but if it is reasonably possible that the question will have an answer (now or in the future), then simply the fact that you don't know the answer right now is not a reason to vote to close.

@LoganM . I dont know the answer but I agree with what you've said. I've seen that been the case several times in Anime SE. I think that when we dont know the answer we have to see the answers first and after a while if everything that came out is speculative vote to close it. Plus many times answers arent only in manga and anime, but in producers/writers/creators interviews or tweets, production notes, anime guides, tv specials which arent widely known  etc.

If it continues to pass to other people and stack up more power, it is likely, that this will happen at some point. But it is questionable, if that will ever be a part of the story line.

I don't believe there can be answer which is not speculation. It is not completely clear how One for All works at all. Who knows, maybe quirk itself allows user to extend limits of his body.


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Why does Shichika's sister sit off to the side behind a column?
In episode 1, between 10 - 15 minutes in to the episode, Shichika, his sister, and Togame are talking in the house.  At some point, the sister moves off to the side and behind a column or curtain.
Why does she do this?
I thought she might be making tea or something, but you never see her do anything.  It also looks like she is facing away from her guest.

This is just my speculation from seeing your screenshots, as I don't remember the scene. But it feels to me that it is meant to symbolize that Nanami is not part of the discussion. Sitting far and facing away means she is not supposed to talk and anything she says can be ignored by those actually engaged in the dicussion.
This is understandable because it is Shichika who is head of the family. And moreso that Nanami is a woman. Because this is a culture where women were often not meant to have power and make decissions.


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Why All for One didnt keep a regeneration quirk for himself?
According to Super Regeneration - Boku No Hero Academia Wikia

This Quirk has the ability to regenerate any sort of injuries on the
  user's body, such as missing limbs, at incredible speeds.
All For One once stole and tried to use this Quirk to heal himself
  from the heavy damage All Might caused to him, but because his body
  had already cicatrized those injuries, the Quirk had no effect and was
  considered useless.

So, because he couldnt heal the injuries he already cicatrized, he considered this quirk was useless. That doesnt seem to have any sense. Why he didnt keep the quirk to heal new injuries in new battles? That would seem to be a very useful quirk, even if fighting All Might again.

When All for One first appears in the manga in chapter 59, he talks about, how he wished to have gotten the regeneration quirk sooner (it probably took a long time to get that quirk, since it is so rare), because his wounds had already healed at the time, when he finally got his hands on it. So for those injuries, which had been caused by All Might, the quirk was useless.
But it doesn't say anywhere in the manga, that he doesn't still have it. So, it is very likely, that he still has it and uses it for new injuries.

If that is the case, don't you think that he would regenerate in the last fight with All Might? He just got K.O with a punch from All Might!

@IdkWhy Regeneration still takes time and uses stamina depending on how badly someone is injured (e.g. Deku was given super regeneration from Recovery Girl, but it still took some time for his broken arms to be healed). Also, if All For One is unconscious (KO), he is not able to use any quirks (i.e. he can't use regeneration).

The quirk from Recovery Girl and From AFO is totally diferent, the quirk from recovery girl takes time, the Super Regeneration from AFO is incredible fast as wiki says, Nomu regenerated an entire arm in seconds! Recovery Girl has heal, not super regenaration

@IdkWhy My mistake, but he still can't use it, if he is unconscious (KO).

Ok, that makes sense

I see it like this is you cut off your arm just below the elbow and use fire to cicatrized the wound then the regeneration quirk would not right. But if you then cut your arm again after cicatrizing the stump at the shoulder would regen regrow the whole or to the stump


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When did cold opens start becoming popular in anime?
In the same spirit as this question about aspect ratios...
A cold open is a narrative tactic where instead of showing the opening sequence at the beginning, the show jumps right into the story.
I've noticed that these days, most anime use cold opens. In fact, there are a number of anime, such as Symphogear (2012), Railgun S (2013), and Mekakucity Actors (2014), where the first episode is basically a super ultra great cold open: They put the opening sequence where the ending sequence usually is, and just omit the ending sequence entirely for the first episode.
However, in the past, this was not the case. For example, older anime such as Dragon Ball Z (1989) and Eureka 7 (2005) always put the opening right at the beginning.
So, when did the transition to cold opens happen?

I know it's not the same thing you are asking but this one can give the insight you are looking for since the reasons pretty much same.

@JustPlain it's seems you didn't get well the idea of "cold opening" which is commonly the reason the 1st ep doesn't have an opening - "this is often done on the theory that involving the audience in the plot as soon as possible will reduce the likelihood of their switching from a show during the opening commercial" quoted from Wiki, in 1st ep of the anime it is very important.

Some shows do it this way and others do it that way. Seems it was a gradual process between the late 1990s and early 2000s that slowly favored cold openings.
1999 - Great Teacher Onizuka - First episode shows the OP only after three minutes.
2002 - Onegai Teacher - Opening in each episode only after a couple of minutes.
2003 - Full Metal Panic Fumoffu - First episode has no OP
2005 - Shuffle - First episode has no OP
2018 - Toaru no Majutsu Index S03 - Starts with a 90s recap and then goes directly for the OP.


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Do Sugar's powers nullify other devil fruits?
It's been awhile since I read the Dressrossa Arc, so it might be in there (but I skimmed it and didn't see this specifically mentioned), but I was wondering: does Sugar turning someone into a toy make that person unable to use their devil fruit? Not to, like, hurt someone (since she basically uses the 3 Laws of Robotics) but in general/for day-to-day things?

I'm not sure but I think they do. She turned Robin into a toy by touching one of arms that was created with her devil fruit power and afterwards Sugar was free and all arms created by Robin are gone.

It's hard to say. Hypothetically, a toy could still hold a devil fruit power since Dr. Vegapunk made it possible to give items devil fruit powers. However, the only Devil Fruit holder turned into a toy was Robin. Robin is seen very little as a toy: just right after she becomes one and the following episode (episodes are manga, but she is seen just as much in the anime). If Robin could use her power, her arms would likely be weak toy arms, so she never even tries to use it. This ultimately means we can't yet know the answer for certain and as far as I know, nobody has asked Oda. Both answers are equally likely.

I may be wrong on this but I don't think we have ever seen her powers used on someone with a devil fruit and as a result we never see any manifestation of devil fruit power nullification. Because of this I would have to say her powers do not nullify devil fruits as there are no mentions of it in the anime manga or wiki.
The link below is to the One Piece wiki where you can read about her abilities.
http://onepiece.wikia.com/wiki/Sugar

She converted Robin to a toy.

Oh yeah you're right. I knew there was something I was missing. I forgot.

Being turned into a toy prevents a Devil Fruit user from using their powers. This can be seen in the case of Robin. Sugar is able to transform someone into a toy by touching them. In episode 673, she turns Robin into a toy by touching one of Robin's sprouted arms. These arms still count as part of Robin's body, so Robin turns into a toy, and all of her arms holding back Sugar instantly disappear. This indicates Robin's power was negated by being turned into a toy.
In episode 674, after Robin is turned into a toy, she says,

I've been turned into a toy. [...] There's nothing I can do anymore.

If Robin could still use her power in some capacity, she would still be able to help. What Robin says indicates that she cannot use her power.
In lieu of any evidence to the contrary, we can generalize Robin's predicament to all Devil Fruit users.
We can speculate on why that is the case. A Devil Fruit typically transforms a person into something (a rubber man, a spring man, fire, sand). Sugar's power also transforms a person into something: a toy. If she is able to touch someone, then she has the upper hand, and she is able to subjugate them to her power. But what would happen if a Logia type, for instance, was still able to use their power? They could transform into their element and would no longer be a toy. It doesn't make a lot of sense to allow this from a narrative perspective.

As per the series and most of the cases, people can't undo the effects of devil fruits no matter how small or great they are, unless they overcome it using Haki, as seen in Law and Blackbeard's battle when Doc Q turns Law into a woman using some disease with his Sick Sick Fruit.
There's still more to Sugar's power though, such that she can make contracts with people who she turns to toys which also limits the toy's abilities.
There are more users in anime whose devil fruit abilities can affect living creatures, such as

Wapol's Munch Munch fruit, which allows him to combine something he eats with his body or entirely something new as a part of his body, like cannons and guns, as shown in anime, even living creatures to fuse them.
Tsuru (one of the Navy's legendary trio) has Wash Wash fruit, which transforms even living creatures into washed laundry.
Inazuma's (Revolutionary) Snip Snip fruit allows him to transform anything he touches into a paper-like to snip through it easily, its effect is still not shown on living creatures, but it's highly likely that it can affect them as well.


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How did All for One become blind?
Is it ever mentioned how All for One become blind? Was he born blind or he got blind fighting All Might or in any other situation?

Because of the fight between All Might and All for One where All Might takes his big wound that causes him not being able to use his quirk at any time or lets say in a time limit, All for One also took serious wounds. Most visible one being his face. Yes because of this he is blind however thanks to an infrared vision quirk he can "see".

Could you please provide the references?

Have a look here.


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How was Sato able to provide so many internal organs in Ajin Demi Human?
In Ajin: Demi Human, Sato is able to trade internal organs for military weapons and guns. Initially I thought that he was just using his own organs, as when he brought more he mentions "He has a lot more guys now".
But seeing how the organs disintegrate when they are left behind/regrown, was he just taking them from the civilians/police they killed?
Or where did Sato get the internal organs from?


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Is Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Comedy wa Machigatteiru. Light novel concluded?
I could only find until volume 12 and I read somewhere that volume 13 and 14 will be the conclusion. I would like to know if it's already released. Please help

Gagaga Bunko, the publisher of Oregairu light novel made a tweet on 28 Sept 2017 (Japanese):

【俺ガイル１２】ちなみに、先日のイベントのステージにサプライズ出演された渡航先生より「俺ガイル12巻は終章の上、中、下巻の上巻に当たる」「中、下巻にあたる13巻と14巻は同時くらいに発売」との発表があり、現在制作進行です！！お楽しみに！！！！！（☆）

To put it simply, volume 12 is the 1st part of the 3-part final chapter, and volume 13 & 14 ―the 2nd and 3rd part― will be published almost at the same time.
However, as of current writing, volumes 13 & 14 haven't been published.


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Does Tyria have Maid Droids too?
Both Shurelia and Frelia have similar looking Maid Droids like Meimei and Kanade (AKA Child of Light) for Shurelia and has Riki and Reki for Frelia.
But looking at Tyria who is the third Reyvateil Origin i don't recall see a pair of Maid Droids for her. Who are her Maid Droids? or if she doesn't have any, why doesn't she when the other 2 do?

The Third Tower has no maintenance droids, as they were rendered obsolete with the creation and deployment of the two Harvestasya AIs, as they do the same functions that the maintenance droids do in the other Towers.


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How Kyoka Suigetsu is still in harmony with Aizen?

While Kōga sitting alone in a cave, Muramasa appeared and asked him why he would kill innocent bystanders, which prompted Kōga to claim he was teaching Soul Society a lesson for exiling him from their world. Soon, Kōga was even abusing Muramasa when he was anything less than absolutely obedient. This disharmony between them gradually caused Kōga to lose his ability to communicate with Muramasa, or even access his power.
Bleach anime; Episode 251

If killing innocent bystanders can make a Zanpakuto feel bad and revolt to its master, why wouldn't Kyoka Suigetsu revolt against Aizen?

The entire premise you're referring to is during a filler arc, and thus, would not have any satisfactory answer to any plot holes that were left.  This is one such plot hole.
That said, speaking more general to the series, it is not known what kind of relationship Kyoka Suigetsu and Aizen have with each other, given that we have never seen a bankai, nor have we seen  Kyoka Suigetsu directly communicate with Aizen on any level.  It is easy to presume that it's quite strained given the level of abuse it has suffered due to Aizen fusing with the Hogyoku, which ultimately led it to break, but we simply don't know.
It's also worth noting that Muramasa only impacted Zanpakuto that he was able to directly come in contact with.  Aizen was not in Soul Society during this filler arc, so Muramasa could never have communed with Kyoka Suigetsu to cause it to rebel.

I'd also add that not all the zanpakto might have a problem with killing people.  Kazeshini for instance (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLJuJF-mg3s) seems more than happy to murder things.

I wasnt asking about contacting kyoka suigetsu. Im asking why aizen can still access kyoka Suigetsu after being abused

@LordSacha Likely for the same reason that Mayuri can still access his.


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Which album has Steins; Gate OST 'Farewell' episode 21 version
I love Steins; Gate OST 'Farewell' very much. I listen to the music again and again.
But I notice that There is another version of 'Farewell'. (It's not Suzuha.) The music was used in episode 21, when Okabe told Kurisu her death in Beta worldline. The music is different from original 'Farewell', it's more sad.
Where can I find the music? Is it official release?


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Who is the bad guy in Aru Zombie Shoujo no Sainan?
Usually with anime, there are the heroes (aka protagonists), and the villains (aka antagonists).  There might be some characters that switch sides, or the sides might not be ultimate good or evil, but you can almost always draw those lines.
In Aru Zombie Shoujo no Sainan, you think the group of college kids are the protagonists, but you are quickly shown they are not.
When I heard the voices of the 2 girls, I thought "Oh, OK, they're the protagonists", since, in my experience, Japanese voice actors tend to play roles on the same side (good/evil), with similar characteristics, and those were the voices of the good guys.  Though I was also quickly shown otherwise.
At the end, I was thoroughly confused as to who was on which side, or if there were even sides at all.

While most anime follow the good vs bad script Aru Zonbi Shōjo no Sainan is not one of them. We have two sides: the zombies, and the zombie adversaries.  Neither can be described as good as both commit immoral acts. For example, the zombies kill innocents (the caretaker in the first place), while the zombie adversaries constantly betray each other.
Nevertheless, the story of Aru Zonbi Shōjo no Sainan can be understood as a clash of values. In Euphrosyne Studions worldview, loyalty plays a major role. This is demonstrated by her punishment of Masahiro Abe and her venturous rescue attempts to save Alma.
The college kids on the other hand are betrayed by Sayaka. Who is betrayed by Takanashi. Who is betrayed by Mako. And I nearly forgot Abe tried to sell his group out too.


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In Voltron, where can we hear the exact quote "unleash the Robeast"?
This is Lotor's catch-phrase, but I've scrolled through a bunch of videos and the closest I've gotten is "launch the Robeast".
Zarkon or Haggar saying it would be great too.


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What is the order for watching Lupin III?
I want to watch Lupin III anime. I tried to search it and found in 2018 ( currently airing ) there is Lupin III part V. So i wanted to watch in order, like Lupin III part I. Checked on myanimelist site ( let's put aside first the spin off or movie )

Lupin III part 1 (?)(1971)
Lupin III part 2 (1977)
Lupin III part 3 (1980)
Lupin III part 4 (?) (2015)
Lupin III part 5 (???) (2018)

When i tried to watch the first part, it's long long ago tv series. And there is a gap 35 year until the next sequel from part 3 to part 4 (?) .
How should i watch Lupin in a proper way ? Should i watch the 1971 version first ? Or is there a remake of the series from part 1 to part 3 in early 2000 (Like evangelion and cardcaptor sakura ) ?

I've looked up several complex anime, and oftentimes "chronological release order" is preferred.  Not always though.

Different to a lot of other anime franchises, almost all stories in Lupin are independent of the others so there is no required viewing order to understand them. All you really need to know is who the characters are.
But if you want to have some hints for watching the tv series, take a look at this. And if you are interested in the movies, specials and OVAs, take a look here.


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Could Danzo use Kotoamatsukami on Sasuke to fight Tobi?
Just when they stab each other there was clear eye contact. Danzo could have used it on Sasuke and make him fight Tobi, right?

For reference, I believe this question is referring to scenes from the Danzo vs. Sasuke fight in Naruto Shippuden episode 211, or Naruto manga chapter 480.

Danzo had just used the Kotaamatsukami at the Five Kage Summit, and I believe that the eye needed some time to regain the power, that's why he asks his subordinates to fight Tobi first. Then while fighting Sasuke he uses the other Sharingan (located in his arm)... He basically wanted to use the Kotoamatsukami against Tobi, because he was the main guy to be controlled.

Danzo states that even with Hashirama's cells, it can't be used more than once a day

Realistically speaking, Danzo still has to wait until he uses Kotoamatsukami again. But hypothetically, this wouldn't have much of a benefit. First off, during the fight Sasuke spammed the HECK out of his MS' abilities. Tobi even stated it himself. So, if Danzo used Kotoamatsukami, his only hope will be Sasuke's strong visual prowess. Which would probably be on the verge on blindness after a few attacks. Not to mention that Tobi has a way to counter pretty much all of Sasuke's MS abilities. So if he used Kotoamatsukami, it'd be kinda useless and would have to wait another time because he used it to try to kill someone who had no interest in his battle, but only Shisui's eye. Hope my answers reasonable. :)


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Does Luffy use Life Return subconsciously?
Especially in the Whole Cake Island arc, we see Luffy recover quickly after eating/drinking and I remember in Impel Down, he did something that even looked like Life Return after recovering from Magellan's poison. Is it possible he is subconsciously using Life Return?

I think it's just a gag

hmm, what do you mean by life return? I dont really get the context

Life return is a technique used by Cipher Pol agents as seen in Enies Lobby. In this arc both Kumadori and Lucci use it and it looks quite similar to times when Luffy processes food quickly.

That's a good point!
Luffy also used conqueror haki for the first (few) time(s) subconsciously: shortly before the episode you describe, in Impel Down, to get rid of the wolves attacking Bon (chapter 536) and again shortly after, while trying to save Ace on the execution platform (chapter 569).
A while later, he also subconsciously uses goken to free boss Hyogoro and himself from the beheading necklace (chapter 946).
So that could very well be Life Return.


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What’s the deal with Super Saiyan God in the English anime?
I’m currently watching the American Dragonball Super dub on Toonami and I noticed Goku and Vegeta power up to Super Saiyan Blue but don’t use Super Saiyan God. In the Japanese anime and manga, the Super Saiyan God is a useable transformation separate from Blue and Goku used it  to fight Hit and to overpower Trunks and to fight the female Saiyans. Why are they skipping it here in America?

Could you add some references to what episodes / times you are talking about?  It's kinda hard to figure out what you are talking about otherwise.

Super saiyan God is red hair. You're saying they transformed to god but still used the term blue?

The Super Saiyan Blue Transformation is referred to as SSGSS which is (Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan). This is a transformation attained by combining the powers of a God with the Super Saiyan transformation.This transformation is significantly stronger than the Super Saiyan God transformation. The only difference is, it consumes more stamina and is more physically straining on the body. Since the transformation is stronger, Goku and Vegeta use this transformation over Super Saiyan God.Please note that the manga and the anime have many differences. Goku never uses the Super Saiyan God transformation against Hit in the anime. He does not use Super Saiyan Blue stacked with Kaioken against Hit in the manga. However, the Dragon Ball Super Dub isn't really different from the main series. In the anime, Vegeta never uses this transformation while Goku does (Note: In the manga, Vegeta does use the transformation). Goku does make use of the Super Saiyan God transformation later in the series after using it against Beerus.
Spoilers Anime

Goku uses the Super Saiyan God transformation initially in the tournament of Power while helping Hit fight Dyspo and Kunshi on account of saving stamina and being stronger than the regular Super Saiyan transformations.He uses it again during his first fight with Jiren.The transformation is used by Goku during his fight with Caulifla and Kale and also against Base Kefla until he transforms.He finally uses this transformation against Anilaza, before transforming to Super Saiyan Blue for his final attack.


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My hero academia season 3 ep 13
My hero academia season 3 ep 13 what is the ost when they going in dormitory? (First minutes)

The OST is : Watashi Kara Kimi e
(Season 2 OST)
Here's a link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lr3G4zTyP50


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Why was the lady in episode 4 of Death Parade sent to the void?
It was clear from her memories that she had suffered immensely throughout her life; being deceived multiple times and being a victim of physical (and maybe even mental) abuse. Also, in the end after she realised that she was dead she expressed grief for her children with whom she was just starting a “new beginning” with.
Although I agree she shouldn’t have smashed the guy’s head on the death arcade,I feel this instance of “creating extreme conditions” really created a certain darkness that didn’t exist in her before— as stated by Chiyuki in later episodes.
Another thing that confuses me is that after her mental breakdown Decim hugs her and tells her that “she has done well”. What does that imply, if not that she was going to be reincarnated?

Decim is not a perfect, unbiased judge. He can make mistakes in his judgement. Also, IMO the point of Death Parade is for the viewer's to think and make their own judgements, which might not be same as what is shown.


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What is the meaning of the hand gestures on Zetsubou Restaurant's cover?
It's been a while since I watched this anime, and today I suddenly realized that the four ladies on the cover of Zetsubou Restaurant aren't all doing the heart hand gesture, but in fact have 4 different gestures:

The four characters are, in order:

Abiru Kobushi
Matoi Tsunetsuki
Harumi Fujiyoshi
Kiri Komori

Maybe it's been only an aesthetic choice, but given all the hidden messages in SZS, that's probably not the case.
Fujiyoshi's heart might signify romantic (yaoi?) love.
Tsunetsuki's hands instead seem to be in a Yoni Mudra pose, maybe symbolizing lust? (since she was the stalker in the series)
Are the other 2 gestures also some kind of Mudra (yoga gestures)?
Maybe Kobushi's doing an Hasta Mudra (apparently it's supposed to reduce anxiety)? I'm not sure what would be the relationship with her character.
And what about Komori? Is there some meaning behind this?

Looks to me like they are making a card suit. Spades, diamonds, hearts and clubs, in order from left to right.

@Dimitrimx maybe that should be an answer. I'm not sure if there's anything else to it (though I don't remember the context well).

@LoganM may be. I haven't seen/read the series, so I can't really tell if there's any message/meaning behind them making a card suit, beyond them making a card suit.

Yeah, when I noticed the card suits in the title, I also subsequently realized that's what their hands are representing. I wonder if there's still an hidden meaning.

Club, diamond, heart, spade, the four suits on a pack of playing cards.

That's already been pointed out in the comments. The real question is whether there's any significance to them making those specific gestures?

Ah, I had Shut Up enabled! Thought no one had mentioned anything.


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How much strong is at least Golden Cooler?
In the Super Dragon Ball Heroes manga #2 we see

 Golden Cooler defeats Goku SSJ Berserker who defeated Super Saiyan Blue Vegita (correct me if I'm wrong, this is what I got from the translation of the black and white manga)

How much strong is at least Golden Cooler then?

 Does defeating Goku puts him over Super Saiyan Blue Kaioken x20 (since Goku manages that technique) or since Goku was possessed that shouldnt count? Any other logic or hint or source I'm missing?

With reference to the second chapter of the Manga,Firstly, Goku in his Berserker form didn't technically "Defeat" SSJB Vegeta. Vegeta didn't really go all out or actually attempt to fight Goku. Once Cumber took control of Goku, he immediately attacked Vegeta and then went after Mai.When Fu sees Cooler, he makes a statement claiming that he was weaker than his brother and Frieza has evolved further. This triggers cooler and he ends up transforming to his Golden form and at the same time was also enraged when he began to fight Goku and overwhelm him. So it is fair to assume that he was fighting a lot more seriously.We have seen Vegeta get triggered in a similar fashion multiple times and raise his Ki even furthur when enraged and begins to overwhelm his oppoent. Some examples would be the Final Flash against Perfect Cell, Jiren and even against Toppo. Even in the anime, when Kale attains gets her Bereserker form, she effortlessly walked through SSJB Goku's Kamehameha and grabbed him with ease. Goku at this time wasn't really fighting seriously, just like Vegeta in case of this chapter. Hence, I think it is unfair to conclude Golden Cooler is superior to SSJB Vegeta. We also know that the Golden form has the stamina weakness which Freiza took time to figure out, so in theory, Cooler would also require to adapt to the transformation like Freiza did. Vegeta on the other hand has mastered Super Saiyan Blue in the manga and even managed to break past the limits of Super Saiyan Blue in the anime and ascended to a much higher form. Hence, I think it is unfair to state Golden Cooler is stronger than Vegeta just because of that one battle.I don't understand your logic at to why Golden cooler would be stronger than SSJB + KK*20 Goku on account of defeating Berserker Goku. I believe Kanba's evil power did power up Goku tremendously but not stronger than Super Saiyan Blue Goku. The transformation just made Goku very aggressive  which is why he got the Upper Hand on Vegeta. Considering how Super Saiyan Blue Goku was able to defeat Xeno Goku who is supposedly recognized as the strongest Saiyan in the previous chapters of the Manga, I think it is fair to state Super Saiyan Blue Goku is definitely superior to Berserker Goku and Even Golden Cooler. Vegeta on the other hand is relative to Goku in strength and hence also stronger than Cooler.


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Are CITY and Nichijou set in the same universe?
Recently, I've started reading CITY, the manga that Arawi Keiichi started working on after finishing Nichijou.
There are apparently some Nichijou cameos in CITY, such as this blue-haired mangaka named "Naganohara Daisuke" who briefly appears in chapter 25, and also this book cover by someone named "Ogi Wataru", which briefly appears in chapter 59.
Does this mean CITY and Nichijou are set in the same universe? Or are these just easter eggs? Is there any other evidence, for example, word from the mangaka, or perhaps any additional cameos?


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What does "Full Cowling" mean?
Cowling: the removable cover of a vehicle or aircraft engine.
So when Deku uses One for All-Full "Cowling" (as spelled in subs), does it refer to him removing the limiter on his power, or is it just mispronounciation ? Shouldn't it be "calling" instead?

By using Full Cowl, Midoriya effectively uses One For All power on whole his body, rather than focusing on specific part.
This is most probably why this skill was called "Full Cowl". But it is not clear if author explicitly decided to use word "cowl", or rather didn't knew difference between it and some other english words with similar meaning (e.g. "coverage").

Something I would like to point out about the answers of @lentinant and @JustPlain.
Cowl : large loose hood, especially one forming part of a monk's habit.
"Cowling"  does not appear to be the - ing form of "cowl".  Both answers talk about "Full Cowl", not "Cowling".

I think the mangaka still tried to give coverage meaning so this applies to cowling as well.

Question is incorrect then. In both anime and manga, it is Full Cowl, not Full Cowling

@lentinant My sub group for the anime translates the name as "Full Cowling", so that could be where the OP's confusion stems from.

I'm pretty sure Crunchyroll's subs use "Full Cowling".

Actual spelling in anime is "Furu Kauru" (take a look at @JustPlain's anwer), and taken into account it is said along with "Wan Fō Ōru" (which is obviously "One For All"), I'm pretty sure it is japanese version of saying "Full Cowl".

The full-cowl is a technique that exposes the quirk One for all to the entire body instead of focusing on the limbs in use. This was a part of a 2-part approach, first to limit using 100% of the quirk since it destroys his body with each use and to minimize the stress of the quirk and overall effectiveness.
As for the name I think the above answers are missing one thing and that's the overarching approach of the author(or mangaka).
Hero-Academia is all about the view of the superhero genre but from the perspective of a shounen. Therefore alot of references can be found here and there.
The concept of superheroes always have the idea of the cape & cowl, cowl in this context being the superhero costume, namely the mask. So the name Full cowling is essentially coating his body with his quirk like a suit of armor the same way superheroes always put on their costume before facing a villain or entering the scene of a crime.

Let's look at the Japanese spelling:
ふる かうる (Furu Kauru)

Furu --> Full
Kauru --> Cowl

So it's actually right. Why he choose cowl? Well, you have to ask that to the mangaka. If I have to guess it's because his power covers his whole body.


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Why didn't Naruto retain the Gudo dama?
If sasuke could retain rinnegan post the fourth great ninja war.. why couldn't Naruto retain the Gudo dama?

Down vote with out comment?

Related: Why does Sasuke still have the Rinnegan?. It doesn't explain why Naruto didn't keep Gudoudama, but provides a speculative explanation to why Sasuke kept the Rinnegan


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Why didn't Kabuto callback the reanimation of Itachi?
During Itachi Nagato vs Naruto in episode 298. We have seen Itachi's decision been changed by kotoamatsukami. Kabuto also noticed this. Why didnt he just closed his reanimation and close him in the wooden closet?

One of the reasons can be, as Madara had mentioned, the summoning through reanimation jutsu is a two-way contract. Even if the caster wants to, he may not be able to un-summon (as was seen with Madara).
Another reason can be that Kabuto didn't really care about the war. He just wanted the "game" to go on. He wanted to collect as much information as he could, and Itachi breaking free of the jutsu was really something that was unseen and Kabuto just wanted to see more.


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Does Broly have 2 transformations?
Without counting Broly's supressed transformation (because it's an artificial transformation due to its necklace) does Broly have 2 transformations? I know this question is tricky because it could have different answers according to which version of Broly you are talking about (in Dragon Ball Heroes and other promotional animes there is a Broly SSJ3, Broly god, Broly SSJ4, etc), but how it is considering Broly from the movies in general. In the old non canon movies we've seen a greenish transformation in the first movie, and in the second movie we've seen a yellow transformation. Now for the new movie we've seen a greenish transformation and a yellow transformation from a promotional art. Does Broly have 2 transformations, a base form, a regular super saiyan transformation  (yellow) and a greenish legendary super saiyan transformation?
Old movie 1

Old movie 2

New movie

I believe yes, one would be the regular super sayin and the other bersek mode Legendary super sayin mode. we kinda saw the same with kale as well

It has been confirmed that the Broly in the new Dragon Ball Super movie is being introduced as a completely new character. Here is an article with the brief summary of the story (As indicated in the trailer). Hence, if one were to look at the character designs for Broly:
It was stated by Vegeta that he was growing stronger during the course of Battle. Hence the third picture is probably him powering up in his base form. The fourth picture is obviously him using his Super Saiyan form and finally, the last picture is the Legendary Super Saiyan Transformation (Unless the Name is changed), which we see at the end of the trailer.


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Is Kale stronger than a super saiyan blue in the anime?
So in the last edition of the Dragon Ball Super manga (I believe it was #38)

 Kale was able to defeat Anilaza, which in the anime it took 2 super saiyan blue, Freezer, 17, and Gohan to defeat

I know that it's said what happens in the Dragon Ball Super manga doesnt count for the Dragon Ball Super anime, but in the other hand, we see ideas created by Toyotaro in the manga being incorporated in the anime (like the Super Saiyan God/Super Saiyan Blue switch technique and probably Vegeta turning into super saiyan god, considering the artwork we have seen released along the movie trailer, another idea made by Toyotaro)
Besides, we also saw Kale taking on a super saiyan blue kamehameha from Goku, but it looked to me that fans were in denial and argued Goku didnt use his full super saiyan blue power, when nothing could guarantee that not using his full power could also have meaning not using super saiyan blue kaioken x20, since that's Goku full power. More hints in the anime seems to point in the same direction, Vegeta saying Kale is a monster (what would he say that if she werent stronger than a super saiyan blue), Jiren taking her as a battle when he didnt bother to fight the super saiyan blue Goku and Vegeta, and so on. (Probaly more hints I dont remember right now)
Is Kale stronger than a super saiyan blue in the anime?

Kale is not stronger than Super Saiyan Blue Goku and Vegeta in the anime. This is clearly established during Goku's fight with Kale and Caulifla where Goku was easily holding his own with Kale using Super Saiyan God and easily overwhelmed Caulifla. Kale was more or less relative to SSJG Goku and clearly didn't overpower him. Also, SSJ Kefla was fighting relative to SSJB Goku(Who was exhausted). "A potara fused transformed character". It obviously doesn't make sense for Kale to be stronger when her Potara fused Transformed character, fights relative to SSJB exhausted Goku. Back in the Buu saga, Base Vegito was superior to SSJ3 Goku and Ultimate Gohan.We also know for a fact that the Super Saiyan Blue transformation is a lot stronger than the Super Saiyan God transformation based on Goku's initial fight with Jiren and Whis's comments during his fight with Dyspo.Goku never fought anyone seriously in the tournament of power until his fight with Jiren. It has been established numerous times in the serious that Goku never fights seriously at the start and always holds back. Even if you look at Goku in the earlier part of the tournament, he could've easily thrown out the fighters of Universe 9 using Super Saiyan  or obliterated them with Super Saiyan Blue which he didn't do. Vegeta referred to Kale being a monster on account of her aggressive nature. One power impact from Jiren was strong enough to completely knock out Kale. Goku on the other hand easily survived the power impact even after fighting with Jiren before. Also, even after Kale attacking Goku, he had 0 injuries and sustained no damage. The power scaling in the manga is different from the anime. For example:In the manga, Goku in his mastered SSJB form was able to fight Fused Zamasu and Base Vegito was capable of overwhelming fused Zamasu. While in the anime, SSJB Vegito was more or less relative to Fused Zamasu and only had a slight advantageAndroid 17 is capable of only fighting SSJ3 Goku in the manga but fights with a suppressed SSJB Goku in the anime.The manga is trying to focus on Universe 6, 7 and 11. Hence, trying to eliminate the other Universes and ended up altering the power levels to fit the story. For example, spoilers indicate Gohan challenges Kefla in the manga and clearly, Gohan is not stronger than Goku. Since the manga cannot focus on every Universe like the anime, the main characters are been given more spotlight and certain subcharacters are being made even weaker.

Not quiet but as the scene we observed in the series goku has a very less amount of stamina left and moreover he doesn't really want to end the fight soon so he is not using his full power


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Which characters Midoriya inspired his techniques from?
In the anime, mainly in the 3rd season, Midoriya mentions some characters he inspired his techniques from,

The punching style of attacking he copied it from All Might, this is mentioned by All Might himself.
He tells he developed full cowling inspired in Gran Torino and Kacchan attacks.
He asked Iida for help to develop his kicking technique.

As we know Midoriya analizes all the heroes and he writes notes about them. Is there any other characters he inspired his techniques and attacks from?

Well, I would like to add more on that list but that's all. It's true that he observes and takes note but as for now he is still trying to improve Full Cowling.

Well as of now, i think that he is focusing more on his more used techniques such as full cowling, considering that he has taken inspiration from his fellow classmates, theres a possibility that he will learn new moves, currently for the anime anyway.


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In Gash Bell, why does Suzume fantasize that Kiyo has a long, pointed nose?
In episode 112 of Konjiki no Gash Bell, just before skating with Kiyo, Suzume fantasizes that he has a long, pointed nose:

What is that all about?


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Why didn't Nozawa Masako continue voicing Doraemon?
In the 1973 version of Doraemon, the seiyuu for Doraemon is Nozawa Masako. However in the 1979 version of Doraemon, we have Ooyama Nobuyo voicing Doraemon. The newest Doraemon (the 2005) version has Mizuta Wasabi voicing Doraemon.
Most of the time (like 99%) a seiyuu retains the voicing roles, for example, Ishikawa Yui voices Mikasa Ackerman for all 3 seasons of Attack on Titan. Matsuoka Yoshitsugu retains his role as Kirito in SAO series.
The change from Ooyama Nobuyo to Mizuta Wasabi was probably due to Ooyama suffering from dementia. Masako Nozawa was still is good health (at least no news of her suffering from certain illness). Why did not Masako Nozawa retains her role as Doraemon in 1979?

Nozawa is busy voicing Goku on DragonBall Super and related properties.
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Why is the boot camp for the Survey Corps 3 years long? Because Japanese High School?
At the ends of s01e02, the recruits are given a speech when joining the Survey Corps by Keith Shadis, and he says that they will be training for 3 years before they are expected to fight any Titans.
Why does it take 3 years to train a Survey Corp member?  That seems like a good deal for all the refugees and should have caused their ranks to swell, especially with the now overflowing motivation of urgency.  Three years of food and housing is nothing to sneeze at in those conditions.
For reference, most modern militaries have boot camps at most a few months long.   US military boot camps range from 6 - 13 weeks depending on the branch of the service. Advanced non-infantry job training may take longer.  Modern special forces may go through a number of schools after basic training, but still less than 3 years worth.  Historically, boot camps were much shorter and less organized.
Three years seems like an especially long time for a para/military boot camp, though it does correspond to the length of time in attendance at a Japanese high school, which is also a common setting for anime.  Is this more than a coincidence?

The biggest reason for that would be the 3D maneuver gear.
Modern army boot camp is held only for several months because they just need to learn to use guns, knives, close-quarter combat, learn to drive helicopters, tanks, humpvee, etc, which is easy compared to the 3D maneuver gear.
To maintain balance using the 3D maneuver gear even in still position is hard (see Eren's training). Now imagine moving around at high-speed swinging left and right, up and down. People not used to it would throw up. The 3 years are used to make the recruits used to the 3D maneuver gear so that they can move around correctly, because wrong moves means death in the jaws of the Titans.


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What is Eren's and Mikasa's relationship?
Technically, it's probably like siblings, but it seems more like Mikasa has feelings for Eren that are unrequited.  Or maybe Mikasa feels like she is Eren's servant?

Yes, Mikasa has romantic feelings for Eren.
In Chapter 13,

Someone mistook Mikasa as Eren's girlfriend, to which she replies while blushing that 'they're family.'

In Chapter 50,

As Mikasa was thanking Eren, she was blushing and putting her face close to his face. They were in a hopeless situation, about to die. She might have seen this as an opportunity to express her feelings to Eren. When she put her face close to his, it looks like she was about to kiss him.

According to this, blushing can be caused by strong emotions. Seeing as how Eren saved her before and been there for her, it's no surprise that she would develop feelings for him.
Also, in Chapter 70,

look at Mikasa's face when Eren complimented Historia, who blushes and looks embarrassed. If that's not a look of jealousy, then I don't know what else it is.


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Why is Saber the "strongest class"?
Characters in both Fate/Zero and Fate/Stay Night refer to the Saber class as "superior" or the "strongest" of all Servants but don't seem to explain why.
Is there something about how the summoning works that makes Sabers stronger or is it just that heroic spirits that qualify as Sabers tend to be more powerful ones?

The Saber class has the highest overall base parameters of any other servant class. It is part of the original three Knight classes. The other two being Archer and Lancer. The three Knight classes were intended to be used by the Three Families, Tohsaka, Einzbern, and Makiri. The four Calvary classes came later as they needed seven Servants. Basic parameter-wise, the three Knight classes are stronger.
Of course the strength varies depending on the individual Servant.
According to Rin in the UBW route - Day 4 Contract Established:

"There is a change in one or two of the classes every Holy Grail War, but we have a basic lineup this time. The standard opinion is that Saber is the best Servant.
Each class has their own special characteristics, but the abilities of the Servants differ according to the rank of the heroic spirit summoned."

The prologue of Fate/Zero mentions that the Saber class made it to the final battle in the first three Fuyuki Grail Wars (and also the Fourth).
The Saber class skill Magic Resistance gives it an advantage against the other classes, especially against Caster, for obvious reasons. The weakness of the class is probably it's straight forwardness in attacking things head on, compared to other classes that can resort to other tactics with their skills. Like Assassin with it's Presence Concealment.

Base servant container stat comparison breakdowns for each class. Stats for the actual heroic spirits may very drastically, especially for the Berserker class.

Fights in the Nasuverse are primarily dominated by compatibilities; a sort of rock-paper-scissors scenario, where "ass-kicking" is non-transitive. It's why Rin's Archer is so well-suited to defeating Gilgamesh: Gilgamesh can defeat virtually every servant, including those who have defeated Rin's Archer (possibly in other routes), but his ability is perfectly suited to counter Gilgamesh's and so gives him the advantage. And it can get really meta: Lancer's unstoppable spear throw versus Rho Aias's unbreakable barrier gets decided by the rank of the noble phantasms. ...

Point of which is to say that Saber's stat block is such that really the only way to beat them is with that sort of compatibility consideration going against them.  In a straight fight they're too solid.  While Assassin and Caster, in particular, are almost strictly reliant upon it.

This is my speculation, but I would argue that all other heroic spirits, while strong in one area, have weaknesses that are easy to exploit. And mostly, their specialities are situational and often difficult to use effectively. Saber on the other hand is generalist, while it doesn't have any special attributes, it also doesn't have any glaring weakness.
Also, it seems in majority of cases, the confrontations devolve into melee combat. Area where Saber is one of the strongest.
I also remember somewhere mentioned, that Sabers were often top contenders for Grail. So it can come from experience, that Sabers, either by luck or by design, are stronger on average than other spirits.

Saber on the other hand is generalist, while it doesn't have any special attributes, it also doesn't have any glaring weakness.

That is just wrong.
Special attributes: High stats(Everything but magic), high magic resistance, strong burst attacks a.k.a face to face combat.
Weakness: Well they just attack with a sword that's all. Not versatile. For example Caster, Archer and Assassins are very versatile classes.

Also, it seems in majority of cases, the confrontations devolve into melee combat. Area where Saber is one of the strongest.

Again wrong. You might think like it because in both Zero and SN our main class is Saber so we tend to see that kind of combot. However from Zero for example Rider vs Archer or Berserker vs Archer is a good example for different kind of combat.

Ah, Nasuverse. Let's see:

First of all they are often heroes from Age of Gods. It's the age where magic was common among people.
Sabers all stats but magic are the highest level. That makes them perfect fighters.
They also have really high magic resistance.

So overall very good class for face to face combat and nighmare for casters and mages.

So it's more my latter theory than the former then?

Yes latter is a really good definition. For example, spirits with high stats can be qualified as Saber even though there are some exceptions.

@JustPlain could you source that last claim?? I don't remember high stats alone to be enough to qualify for the Saber class. Also, I'd say it's more of a mix between the summoning and the stats of the servant itself, as the summoning itself grants Class Skills and can modify the stats depending on the Class Container used for a given Heroic Spirit, heck, even the summoner affects the stats of a Servant

I never said just high stats are enough to be a saber but it's a prerequisite to being a Saber. So I can't put a source about that. However, if you just want me to put a source about high stats: Fate/complete Volume III - World material :
Saber
Knight of the Sword. The compatible Heroic Spirit naturally needs to possess legends as a knight of sword, as well as the highest levels of attributes in all but MGI. Class Abilities include Magic Resistance and Riding. Also, compatible Heroic Spirits usually excel in delivering powerful burst attacks.

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Did Yoshimura cannibalize after becoming "a good guy"?
Yoshimura is supposed to be this wise good old man, who was evil in the past. But he has a kakuja and it's mentioned in the Tokyo Ghoul wikia he had to cannibalize to obtain it. If I recall correctly, in the flashbacks when he was an evil ghoul it's never shown he having a kakuja. Did Yoshimura cannibalize after becoming "a good guy"?

This was not specifically discussed nor explained in the manga. But, in Chapter 119,

it was mentioned that when Kuzen heard of the One-Oyed Owl, he took the One-Eyed Owl's place for fear that the organization, V, would find out that the Owl was his child.

Also, if you notice while Yoshimura was telling Kaneki his past, he talks about it in a third-person point-of-view

(by using 'Kuzen' instead of 'I').

While this might be just a style of telling a story, I interpreted it as his dissociation of his current self from his past self. He does not want to be seen as what he was in the past. Furthermore, notice how Yoshimura mentions this in Chapter 119:

'And so, Kuzen took the place of the One-Eyed Owl.' Not 'Yoshimura took the place of the One-Eyed Owl.'

Assuming that Anteiku was established and he assumed the identity Yoshimura afterwards, this means that he cannibalized before becoming Yoshimura. While the wiki mentions that

he was already going by the name Yoshimura when he found out about his child, this was not directly stated nor explained in the manga as far as I know so I have no idea where the wiki gets its information. It was only mentioned that time passed.


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Is the Dragon Ball Super manga "more faithful" to Akira Toriyama ideas than the anime?
After hearing some dragon ball youtubers I remember one of them told that Akira Toriyama gives a bullet list of ideas he wants the anime and the manga artist Toyotaro to follow and then they have some freedom to develop the story, this is why we see differences in techniques, events, the order the characters are eliminated in the tournament of power, and by whom etc. But then, another youtuber, a spanish speaking one with 1,3 million followers said that aside of giving the primary ideas of the story, Akira gives some sort of supervision in the manga. Is this so? Is the Dragon Ball Super manga "more faithful" to Akira Toriyama ideas than the anime?

 This is incorrect. Toriyama has a lot of control with regard to the anime. An article here indicates, how 2 Dragon Ball Super executives reveal at an anime convention, as to how much control they have over Toriyama.  The staff often build upon his ideas. You can always read his original drafts for every arc and see that the majority of the story is built on his ideas and that staff often work around his main plot and add characters. Here is Toriyama's original draft of the "Tournament of Power arc" Some interesting points:If you look at the preview of the Tournament of Power exhibition match, the character in the hood was initially supposed to be Jiren and not Toppo. However, Toriyama mentioned Jiren's backstory and said he was a character who didn't speak and then originated Toppo's character.When the Dragon Ball Super staff considered Broly's popularity and presented Kale's idea to Toriyama, he added Caulifla.Even the Ultra Instinct transformation was completely decided by Toriyama and he came up with the Perfected Ultra Instinct idea. So the idea of Ultra Instinct Omen Goku might very well have been Toei's to probably create hype for the special and keep the audience interested.With regard to the manga, Toyataro is ultimately forced to follow the main plot line of Toriyama's original draft. However, at the same time, Toyotaro definitely has the freedom to incorporate his own ideas and deviate from the script.In a discussion between Toyotaro and Toriyama with regard to the "Future Trunks arc", it was outright stated that the differences we see in the manga and anime; one good example of the same is Vegeta using Super Saiyan God, are Toyotaros ideas. Toriyama  himself encourages Toyataro to incorporate his own ideas into the main plot.Akira Toriyama indeed supervises the manga. However, his supervision is mainly with regard to the main plot line and certain differences we see in the manga are mainly Toyotaro's ideas which Toriyama accepts (Like the Super Saiyan God Vegeta).


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Is the age difference between Dino and Maika in Blend S traditionally okay for romance in Japanese culture?
As an American, it seems weird for a 26 year old to be romantically interested in a 16 year old.
http://blend-s.wikia.com/wiki/Dino
http://blend-s.wikia.com/wiki/Maika_Sakuranomiya

I'm not sure what you mean by "okay". Are you asking if it's legal?

Culturally acceptable. I'm aware the age of consent in Japan is 13, but a 26 year old dating a 16 year old is quite a gap.

It's common in media, but I assume you mean in actual society.

It's common in media? You could post an answer to this where you say how it's culturally acceptable in Japanese media with examples, since media technically is a part of Japanese culture.


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Why did Gohan not use the multiform technique during the Saiyaman saga?
Videl runs off to fight crime. Gohan runs to the bathroom, preforms the multiform technique, and 1/2 of his power gets to go and back her up while the other 1/2 goes back to class. As Saiyaman he probably never used more than a hundredth of his power, so a 50% handicap wouldn’t have hurt anything. Heck, he could have maintained his golden fighter identity and just made sure to let Videl (and anyone else) see both him and the gold fighter side by side to secure an iron clad alibi.
I’m not sure if he ever used the technique himself, but I know he saw his Dad use it during the Cell games and I’m pretty sure he knew about it before that from Krillin. Instead of flying to Bulls for the costume after his first day, he could have flown to Kane house and asked Krillin to teach him the move
I know that the real answer is ‘because it would have broken the plot’. I’m looking for a believable in universe reason. I don’t buy that he wouldn’t have thought about it, he’s a genius. Why didn’t Gohan use the multiform technique during the Saiyaman saga?

You make a lot of interesting assumptions. Before I explain why this wouldn't have been feasible for reasons other than "because it would have broken the plot", I would like to make three corrections with regard to some of the facts you stated. The technique Krillin uses is called the Triform. Picollo and he use this technique against Nappa in the Saiyan Saga. Also, Goku never uses the Multiform technique against Cell, it was Cell who uses it against him. Goku is a character who is very strongly against the usage of this technique. He was the first character who pointed out its flaw.Finally, it's too much of a stretch to call Gohan a "Genius". You could consider him to be well educated and smart. He definitely isn't the combat genius his father is and his intellect cannot be compared to someone like Bulma's. It is also important to note that Gohan never came up with the idea of the suit. He consulted the smartest person he knows with regard to his identity issue and it was a suggestion of Bulma's as you see here. Now with regard to why this wouldn't have workedThe Cloning procedure can only be of 2 possibilities. The first possibility is that there is one Main Clone which acts as the brain for even the remaining clones. The second possibility is that every clone is its own being and thinks and acts on its own.In case of the first scenario,  it wouldn't work for obvious reasons as Gohan would have control over his clone and he obviously cannot be present in class and be able to assess the situation outside and have his clone act our accordingly and fight.In case of the second scenario, how exactly would Gohan have control of his other clones and be able to destroy them when neccesary. He would have no way of communicating with his clones and it more or less would decrease Gohans power almost permanantly. If Gohan did have the ability to control the rest of his clones, it would end up being the first scenario.Based on the above explanation, you see that the multiform/triform technique, cannot really be used to perform multiple activities at different locations.Finally, even if he were to use the multiform technique, He would still require the Great Saiyaman outfit or any outfit for that matter to disguise himself outside. Even if he happens to be in class when his clone is out fighting crime, the press would still be able to to get a picture of his clone or someone would easily spot him. Based on your logic, even if Gohan had his clone right next to him, "to establish an alibi", wouldn't Videl and everyone else still be suspicious as to how there exists a fighter who looks exactly like him? The Great Saiyaman's identity would have to be revealed at some point. If his identity was never to be revealed, then Videl wouldn't have known it was Gohan even without using the clones.While Gohan didn't really want to reveal his identity, I really don't think he cared to the extreme extent you think, to try so hard to establish an alibi. In the Martial Arts tournament, while he was embarassed about his identity being revealed, he didn't care that much to try to fled the scene immediately. He also had no problem transforming into Super Saiyan in front of everybody to fight Kibito when he had to.So ultimately, Clone or No Clone, a disguise would have been necessary. A regular outfit would have been too much of a hassle to change out of, hence, Bulma. Gohan did the smartest thing he could do by consulting the Most Intelligent person he knew. The Saiyaman outfit(and the convenience to switch into the same), was realistically the best possible solution. Although, the design and Gohan's supposed Superhero Persona while wearing the same are indeed questionable.


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Which anime really started the explosion of new isekai anime? Why didn't previous entries in the genre succeed in doing this?
It seems to me that this genre really spiked in 2017, but we've had Digimon and Sword Art Online for years before. What really started this boom?

I'd say it has more to do with the proliferation of isekai web novels, which in turn ended in a proliferation of isekai ligh novels that were later turned into anime. Said web novel boom would be influenced by series like SAO, but probably the most important is Mushoku Tensei, which is still at the top of the charts in Syosetsu despite having ended a few years ago. I'm not well-versed enough on this topic to make a proper answer.

According to Gigguk's video Isekai: The genre that took over modern anime, paulnamida's comment is basically correct - there were isekai shows in the 90s, but they were mainly shoujo-focused, and the recent boom seems to mainly stem from the boom in light novels that came after the popularity of Sword Art Online (which was not itself technically isekai, but it set things up well for them).


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What did Ikta mean when he said "...Right now, you’re really red..."?
Towards the end of episode 4 of the anime, Ikta says

“Yo, Yatori, there’s something important I need to tell you. You might
  already know it, though… Right now, you’re really red, you know?”

Which makes sense in context for Yatorie: red hair, red blood, adrenaline, etc.
What doesn't make sense is when he said it to the princess a few minutes later:

“And by the way, I won’t mention it anywhere else, but I’ll tell you privately in secret…. Princess, right now, you’re really red.”

What does it mean when Ikta said that to the princess?  Was he trying to flirt?  Was he trying to look cool?
Quotes came from here, which seems to be a slightly different story than the anime.

Considering the situation, I'd assume a joke to comfort the princess fell flat?

Yeah that's what happened, though I don't understand how it's a compliment or a flirt.  I suspect it has to do with the history or context of the story or backstory.


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The song playing in My Hero Academia season 3 episode 14 at 4:10
What is the name of the soundtrack in My Hero Academia season 3, episode 14 beginning at 4:10?

just to make sure was this when the class were being told about special moves?
The next music after that point (beginning 4:25) is 'Kibasen'
Hopefully this is the piece you were looking for.

It's Kibasen, the 13th track from disc 1 of My Hero Academia 2nd Original Soundtrack.


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What was the red (rasengan type) thing Boruto's giant rasengan collided with, while attacking Momoshki?

During the final battle with Momoshiki Otsuki, Boruto uses giant Rasengan to attack, which was defended by Otsuki, with a red ball of his own. Was it Boruto's earlier Rasengan, which he absorbed?


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How Asta is able to go through portals without dissolving them?
During several fights in Black Clover, Asta was teleporting through portals created by Finral for surprise strikes. Yet, during attack on capital city earlier, it was shown that his sword is dissipating portals.
How it is possible for him to use portals while holding materialized sword?

raw speculation: the sword doesn't touch the edges of the portals?

When he threw sword into middle of portal during defending the capital, sword didn't touched edges as well.


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Can I start watching Naruto Shippuden after Naruto Ep 135 and not miss anything? (Story wise)
I looked on the Naruto Filler list (http://www.animefillerlist.com/shows/naruto, this is the one I used for anyone asking) and it says that after episode 135 all the episodes just become filler. I was wondering to save myself a lot of time, could I just start watching Naruto Shippuden after ep 135

Related/useful

The proper answer for this is yes, you can just skip the whole filler arc, even without watching ep220, but it should be noted that those episodes have manga materials and connected to each other and to the end of 220 and to Shippudden:
Ep141, Ep142, Ep220

The short answer is - yes. You can start watching Naruto Shippuden after watching episode 135 of Naruto without any harm to the overall Naruto storyline understanding.

Yes, You can. After Naruto episode 135 they are all fillers. However fillers are interesting to watch but Shippuden is better than the fillers. After episode 135 you can jump straight to Shippuden without missing any of the main storyline. Also, as  "Ch.Siva Ram Kishore" has added... There are zero references to the fillers from  Naruto in Naruto Shippuden.
Overall there are 220 episodes in Naruto and you only need to watch the first 135. The final 85 are all fillers and you can just Jump straight to Shippuden and save tons of time. SO YES.
(!! SKIP THE FILLERS AND GO STRAIGHT TO SHIPPUDEN !!)

Yes you can but at first the first episode of shippuden was confusing but you still get the main story line but to get more detail and everything you should watch all of naruto then head to naruto shippuden but you can if you want just watch the first 135 episodes first or it will make absolutely no sense :p hope I helped you


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Who is the physically strongest villain, All for One or Muscular?
In the battle with Izuku, Muscular was able to "cause destruction on a similar scale to Izuku's 100% Detroit Smash. He was also able to directly overpower Izuku, who was using One For All 100% at the time, in a physical clash."
In the other hand, in the last battle of All for One with All Might, All For One says he is now confident of trading punches with All Might with his new strenght augmentation quirks, and he does indeed.
Who is supposed to be the physically strongest villain, All for One or Muscular? Does the manga give more info about their strenghts?

I would like to start with this: In his fight with Muscular, Izuku was not using One For All with 100%. That was just Izuku with 100%.
We saw the glimpse of All Might's power with his fight against first Nomu in season one. That Nomu was designed for him however All Might was still able to defeat Nomu.
Now if we think about those we can say that All Might could have defeat Muscular which is defeated by Izuku that can't even use OfA with its full extent.

I dont understand what is the difference with "Izuku not using One for All 100%" and "Izuku with 100%". Izuku can indeed use One for All 100% but breaking his body, can he? Or am I mistaken about this?

Izuku can't use OfA with its full power. He also a limit because of his body. Think about like this. You have a fragile cap. You want to fill it with water. It can take 200mL but it's risky since that much can break the cap. However someone gave you 1L water. You don't need to take all but to be able to use it you have to. Thus my point is Izuku can only do much before killing himself. That's his 100%. There is also the full power of OfA which is 100%

@JustPlain please don't forget that in both anime and manga, 100% usually means his "100%" attacks, which explicitly have "100%" in name. Most users here are also using "100%" to specify such attacks, not actual use of 100% of power. For some reason you insist on ignoring this.

100% All Might attack is it same as Midori 100%? Of course not bro. Midori must be more weak.

The one time we see Muscular fight in the anime, he's up against Deku, who is substantially less experienced than All Might, cannot use One For All to its full potential yet, and breaks his own limbs when he attacks. But while Muscular has the upper hand for most of the fight, he not only loses, but loses without inflicting any significant damage (I recall Deku's only injuries after the fight being cuts, bruises, and the usual self-inflicted broken bones).
All For One fought All Might in the prime of his career, and while he also lost, he permanently crippled All Might in the process, destroying a chunk of his internal organs and very nearly killing him. To me, it's no contest: All For One is stronger.

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How many continuities are there in Dragon Ball?
The new movie is going to retcon the old Broly movies. This made me think how many continuities do we have in Dragon Ball.

The old anime series and/or manga were one (or two?)
The old movies
Dragon Ball GT
Dragon Ball Heroes. How many continuities do we have in this set? There are 2 mangas written by different persons and one anime. is it 1,2 or 3?
Battle of Gods and Resurrection of F. They are different than the anime and manga versions.
Dragon Ball Super anime is different than the Dragon Ball Super manga. Super Saiyan Blue Kaioken, Super Saiyan Rage, Ultra Instinct Omen and Super Saiyan Blue Evolution exists in the anime but not in the manga.
And what about the new movie? Does it fit with the anime continuity, with the manga continuity or it's a new continuity?
What about the spinoffs? (Jaco, Yamcha manga, etc.) What about the Tv specials?

To know which stories are independent of the others is important to understand any Dragon Ball story.
Therefore my question is, How many continuities are there in Dragon Ball?


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How does a colossal titan come down once he is done shifting?
I was thinking that Bertholdt must have trained with his Colossal Titan so I was wondering how he would get down, considering Marley did not have 3d maneuver gear.

Perhaps under normal circumstances, he would just lie down before coming out?

SPOILERS AHEAD!!!

Humans with titan abilities have some control over what parts of the body is turned into a titan and to what degree. This is shown in The first season when Eren only builds a single arm, some torso and a head to stop the cannon from hitting himself, Mikasa and Armin.
To some extent this ability can be extended to deconstruction of the parts at different rates. This can mean the colossal titan may only deconstruct the torso and then the legs to get back down on his feet. This will require practice but is certainly plausible.


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Soundtrack in Bleach episode 358 at around 8:45?
It starts around 8:40, before Ginjo throws the Combat Pass to Ichigo and tells him 'Here. Give it a try'.
I've looked everywhere but I can't find it. This song has been played multiple times in the series, mostly in the latter arcs I think.

Song is caleld 'Mysterious' : https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=21&v=hfHdV5NaIhA .
Took me a while, but if you have the patience to look through this list http://bleach.wikia.com/wiki/Music?file=Bleach_-_*Asterisk-0 you should find any song, unless unreleased, which you might find googling