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Why didn't Yuno

 kill 2nd Yuno

earlier? As in, before she and Yuki had the conversation about getting married and stargazing (August 1st I believe). Didn't she know that

 Yuki would get upset if he found out that the Yuno that he made the promise to was dead?

If she had done this earlier, then there wouldn't have been a need to hide her secret from Yuki, besides to avoid exposing herself to Deus.


texts: Do One-For-All users have different training experiences?

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While training his successor, All Might is often surprised by Midoriya's abilities (or lack thereof) to control One-for-All. He notes things like, "I guess you can only use 5% of this power right now".
Were All Might and previous users just more adept in adapting to this Quirk?


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I watched this anime film when I was young and would really like to watch it again, I will give you as much detail of the film as possible.

The main character was a school girl who for some reason who really strong if she wore certain knickers (Not a hentai haha)
It is set in a high school which was overrun by the students until the school hired a new principle who was really strong, he had a fight with the student and beat them all
The main character had long blue hair, her bestfriend was a guy and her knickers were blue
The principle was the villain, he ate fish bones, black hair and very big. When you first see him in the film, I think he is at the bus stop eating fish bones wearing a big coat and hat
One of the scenes, the main characters bestfriend tries to fight the principle with a stick, he keeps hitting the stick at his pants (apparently the principle is stronger with these certain pants too, again not hentai) but for some reason everytime he hit one off, another one was there so he kept on doing it until there was a mountain of pants haha
I watched this on video and before the year 2000, it was aged 15 or 18 but im sure 15
I remember the main character was on the front of the case
Another scene is when the principle enters a room and all the students try to ambush him but the principle beats them all
The principle dies by falling off a lift fighting against the main character

That is all i can remember, hopefully this helps.


texts: In Overlord, how does Nazarick get food?

texts: I know that it isn't very relevant to the plot, but a few times we find out just how much and how luxurious the food is at Nazarick. How do they get it? In the new world, do they grow and farm it, or do they buy it? If they buy it, how so since they aren't getting it from the outside human world?


texts: What manga is this page used to advertise for scanlators from?

texts: What is the name of the manga below, the text has been changed by a translator team to help find new translators.


texts: Tanaka-kun Is Always Listless has a decimal volume number? Volume 13.5?

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I did a double-take, but it looks like Tanakeda volumes 13 and 13.5 are to be released simultaneously. Volume 13.5? A decimal volume number? I mean, I've seen decimal chapter numbers in Nichijou, and decimal game series numbers in Touhou, but this is the  first time that I've seen a decimal volume number...

According to the Tweet, 13.5 is going to be some kind of memorial book. Is it known what kind of content is going to be in this book? Is there some kind of special occasion that prompted the release of this unusually numbered volume?


texts: Which chapter of No Game No Life webcomic should I start after finishing the anime?

texts: Which chapter of No Game No Life webcomic should I start after completing the anime?


texts: Is the story of Momonosuke, the boy who transformed into a dragon, based on any folklore in real life?

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During the Punk Hazard arc, the boy Momonosuke transformed into a dragon. The story of a boy who turned into a dragon sounds really familiar to me for some reason. I believe I might have heard it somewhere before as some sort of tale, or maybe even as a part of some myth. I have been searching quite a bit to find something similar, but I couldn't find anything.

So is the story of Momonosuke, the boy who transformed into a dragon, based on anything?


texts: What's the title of this anime about a girl and her servant in a hotel?

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I do remember what it is about but forgot the name of it. Here's some info about it: there is a girl that moves into a hotel. Then the servant for her is a guy and the guy has been waiting for her his whole life. It turns out this hotel is a supernatural hotel and the guy has a superpower of a dog or something like that. When the girl was little her mum and dad always spent time with her sister so she was jealous. Then I think her dad finds her a husband when she was little. She starts to write him letters. He stops and makes his servant (the guy from the start) to write her letters back and pretend that it is him. The servant starts to fall in love with her. Then he stays at the hotel and is her servant. Then the future husband comes to the hotel and stays for a bit, spending time with her. However, she hates him because he stopped writing letters back to her.

That's all I know about it. Please if you get what I've written and know what it's called please let me know. It would help a lot.


texts: What is the end of credits song for Hunter x Hunter season 1 episode 51?

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At the end of Hunter x Hunter season 1 episode 51 (AxBrutalxBattlefield), they play a different classical credits song instead of "Hunting for Your Dream". It plays right after Mozart's "Lacrimosa".

What is the name of the song?


texts: In Toriko, what animal's skin does Atom show Terry, Kiss and Quinn?

texts: In chapter 319 page 3, "Kaka" (Atom in disguise) shows Terry, Kiss, and Quinn a piece of skin or fur of an animal that makes the three scared. What is this skin?


texts: Why are animals devil fruits not Paramecia?

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In One Piece, why are Zoans not considered Paramecia?
And why is the Mochi Mochi no Mi not just a normal Paramecia because it does not fit in Logia?


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The current situation of Sanji has not been made clear so far in the manga. The following is a summary of the pointers.

Sanji is the only person in the SH crew who is wanted Alive and not Alive/Dead.
His bounty has increased only by a 100 million Berries (to 177m berries ) which suggested that he was involved in any earth shaking event at Zou.
Nami is seen crying when she says to Luffy, "I'm sorry about Sanji" and there is nothing added on to it.
Brook says, "I'm so sorry about what happened to Sanji san. I can't even face you right now".
Strangely Luffy and crew are not at all worried about Sanji and don't feel obliged to go to his aid.
In the last seen image of Sanji he is seen tacking cannon balls from some ship and before that he defeats the Kaido crew pirate Sheepshed.

Considering the above, I like to know some plausible theories on the current condition of Sanji.


texts: What is the piano song playing in Sekaiichi Hatsukoi 2, episode 2 when Takano and Onodera viewed the snow scene?

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In season 2 episode 2 of Sekai Ichi Hatsukoi at around 15:31, there's a piano song playing when Takano and Onodera viewed the snow scene.

It sounds familiar, and I just want to make sure.

What is this song?


texts: What's this manga about a guy in debt who goes to a fantasy world?

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To my knowledge it only has 1 chapter and I want to know more about it.

The guy is in debt and so he has become a shut in until he falls asleep and goes to a world of fantasy. He meets a girl and they partner up on a mission they completed it but goes on an adventure and the girl ends up dead by some monster. He teleports in time before he is killed and he wakes up. He checks his balance and he made the exact amount from his amount in the game. He then goes to the hospital and finds out that the girl may be dead. Next chapter was suppose to reveal if that part is true.

Can someone help me find this manga?


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1. Color consitency

The Gelel Life Energy has the same colour with pure Kaguya 10 Tail chakra as seen in Ninja Storm 4 used by Obito, Kakashi, and Princess Kaguya herself. Tenseigan Mode Chakra Color is also related to Princess's chakra color and Kishimoto is very consistent with colours.

2. Hidden pattern

The Galel Stone pattern resembles 10 Tails of Princess Kaguya 10 Tail Rabbit form.


texts: What is C.C.'s status after the Zero Requiem?

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If Lelouch is still alive after the Zero Requiem (which he probably is because of the appearance of the third season), he probably goes into hiding.

Do people know that C.C. was an accomplice of Lelouch, or is she treated like Lloyd (basically acquired after Lelouch's regime)?
I might've missed something in the anime, but basically, would C.C. need to go into hiding with Lelouch, or can she live as she used to without being sought out?


texts: Are the three Gorgon sisters blood related?

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Boa Hancock is considered to be the most beautiful woman in the world of One Piece, but her sisters are totally different.

Are they blood related sisters?

   Or perhaps something happened during their time as a slave?


texts: Is there a manga based on Dragon Ball Heroes?

texts: I heard there was a manga based on the game Dragon Ball Heroes. If there is, is it in English, and does it contain the non-canon characters like Beat and SSJ4 Broly?


texts: What is the production process like for a doujinshi to be sold at Comiket?

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Are there steps for a doujinka to take when making fan-made manga that would be sold at Comiket? For example, the Comiket would be held in April. When will they start making the doujin?

Is the production process of fan-made manga similar to that of regular manga? I mean the doujinka had to like print the doujin themselves, while the mangaka don't. And they need to advertise their work. Do they have deadlines, too? What preparations do they need to make first?

Below is the timesheet of Nurarihyon no mago's author:

Do they manage the production and distribution of their fan-made manga? Or do they just print the manga and sell it?


texts: What could be Hashirama's age when they formed village?

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I've read the Naruto Wiki page for Hashirama but I couldn't find his age. I just want to compare the present Naruto (in the anime not in manga... i.e no sage powers yet..) to Hashirama when he was 17-18 years old...

As suggested many times that both of them have a great chakra reserves but Hashirama points it out that naruto has almost the same amount of chakra as him i.e including Kurama's chakra... So when Naruto would be in his prime, for example, 25 years of age will he be able to rival Hashirama (without using Kurama's power)?


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As far as I know, Edward Elric is the only State Alchemist who doesn't wear a uniform. Why was he treated differently? Did he have a special rank or something?

This is Edward current 'Uniform'

These are some state alchemist, all of them wearing a uniform.


texts: Why would 《 and 》 be used in a translation?

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In Shikkoku no Sharnoth ~What a Beautiful Tomorrow~, some words like Metacreature, Illuminati and Old One have 《 and 》 on either side. you can see them on Part 3-1 of the Web Novel

  I feel like this black form is the same as those 《Metacreatures》.

and here on the index page

  the 《Omnipotent》 man (his name is Leo)

now at first I thought this was a style choice by Amaterasu Translations since Hikari no Valusia ~What a Beautiful Hopes~ hadn't been translated (and Amaterasu Translations said they may do them one day) however it shows up in Aoishiro when words like 《Sword》, 《See》 and 《Power》 and it was translated by Shijima. The 2 Visual Novels are also done by different groups.

Now I would get it if it was just name, however 《Power》 doesn't seem to be a name as it's normally used to describe what a lot of the heroines are taking from drinking Shouko's blood or what Yasuhime-sama receives from the trees she planted.

So is the use of 《 and 》 a style thing for translators outside of Japan or is there something in the Japanese language which calls for the use of these?


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Who is to say if someone is 'murdered' (This is the main question. The sentences marked with '?' are just to help provide motivation and context for the question) ?

Example cases:

Does suicide count as murder?
What if A accidentally or unintentionally (there might be a difference. I talked to a law expert once. not sure though) kills B, whether or not there are witnesses?
What if C kills D in self-defense?
What if some student E trips over and dies, without the death being intended by any of the other students, while there are no witnesses? How do the students know Monokuma would really state that E's death was an accident instead of calling a classroom trial to trick everyone?
Who decides if a killing is done in self-defense? Who decides if a killing in an accident? The students? Monokuma?
If one of the students has dissociative identity disorder like in Identity (2003), and one of the identities murders another student, what happens to the body containing the multiple personalities?

Re the self-defense (hardly spoilerous but just in case):

   There was this one murder claimed by the murderer to be self-defense, but it wasn't.

Or it could be. I think that's kind of why we have juries, law experts, etc.

Oh and I guess 'not guilty by reason of insanity' is not a defense in Danganronpa.

PS I'm done with the anime. Go ahead and spoil other media. But please use spoiler tags for others.


texts: What song plays in Code Geass R2 Episode 14: Geass Hunter?

texts: I started watching the second season of Code Geass and there's this one song that I am trying to find. It starts about 8:15 minutes in and it's when V.V. and Lelouch are talking to each other. I feel like its unreleased but it'd be nice to know if it's online or anywhere.


texts: Arata Naru Sekai OVA, premise and explanation of the ending?

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Madhouse's recent OVA, "Arata Naru Sekai" is a one-shot 30 minute OVA without much background. I can gather that:

time-travel is prevalent in this world
the 4 girls seemed to have traveled far into the future
there was perhaps some kind of imminent disaster in the past
the disaster perhaps happened very soon after their jump into the future
the past that they lived in was already starting to fall apart

So what happened after the cell phone was destroyed? Was it all a dream? Or did it transport them back to the past or some alternate reality?

EDIT: I found the synopsis at MAL which sort of confirms some of the premise (though I don't really see any evidence for some of the claims in the MAL synopsis), but it doesn't shed any light on the ending.


texts: Can a person who was converted into half Ghoul by replacing parts of his organs be reverted to human by replacing those organs with human ones?

texts: In Tokyo Ghoul Kaneki was converted into a half Ghoul when he was transplated organs from a female Ghoul into his body. Can a person like him, who was converted into half Ghoul by replacing parts of his organs, be reverted to human by replacing those organs with human ones?


texts: Why were Luffy, Zoro, and Usopp surprised when they saw the Dragon from Punk Hazard?

texts: I wonder why Luffy, Zoro, and Usopp (and also Robin) were surprised when they saw the Dragon from Punk Hazard while the three of them have already seen Ryu, the Dragon that they met on Warship Island?


texts: Why is the music of Studio Ghibli movies so similar?

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The Studio Ghibli movies music seems to have various spinoffs of the same music across the movies.

Why was that music chosen? Is there any importance relevance or meaning into it? What is the name of the music? The music I am talking about can be heard in all movies. For instance in the first seconds of Majo no Takkyuubin


texts: How would Annie's going underground prove anything?

texts: I'm wondering how Annie's going underground (in episode 23) would prove she wasn't the Female Titan? Also, was her reason for not going there only because she knew it was a trap, or did she have another reason as well? It feels like I have missed something..


texts: Can someone with activated (in use) Sharingan be pulled into a genjutsu by another person with activated Sharingan?

texts: I mean, I know Itachi was able to do it to Kakashi, but Kakashi only has (er, had) one Sharingan, not two. So, I guess my example would be if Itachi and Sasuke were fighting, both with their Sharingans blazing, could one pull the other into a Genjutsu just like they could do to anyone without Sharingan, or does both users having their Sharingan activated cancel it out? I can't find any information on this despite looking for a few hours!


texts: Why did BiBi change their center in their live shows for the song Love Novels?

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According to Wikia, the original Love Novels has Ayase Eri as the center, but it was replaced by Nico in the live shows.

Has it been disclosed why this was the case? What is the reason behind the change?


texts: Why is Karila's uniform different from the other girls'?

texts: Most of the girls in Stella Jogakuin Koutou-ka C³-bu have pink uniforms, but Hatsuse Karila (right) has a blue uniform. Is there any reason why her uniform is a different color from everyone else's?


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Jiren was able to dodge Hit's time skip attacks and predict his movement pattern.
He also appears to be as strong as a God of destruction.
Many Gods try to achieve Ultra Instinct and some of them still struggling to master it.
Is there an indication of Jiren achieving or even mastering UI?


texts: I know L said Light was his first friend but did he mean it? Yes we know L is a liar and knew Light was Kira the whole time but what if, during the time Light lost his memories, L thought of Light as a genuine friend. It’s all very confusing to me still so can someone answer?


texts: What did Griffith mean when he said "you are mine" to Guts?

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Mind to help me with this curiosity? Griffith acts differently after Guts decides to leave. He says, "you are mine" to him.

Was this to imply that he was gay for Guts? Ever since they have first met, it confuses me.


texts: Why does the Hero Association ratings have several S-Class Heroes to be more powerful than Tatsumaki?

texts: According to the Hero Association ratings, several characters have more power than Tatsumaki. Bang, Atomi Samurai, Flashy Flash and amazingly King are rated to have a power of 10 while Tatsumaki only has 9. But, Tatsumaki was capable of taking a monster who was probably a demon level in one blow. Why does the Hero Association ratings have several S Class Heroes to be more powerful than Tatsumaki?


texts: In Vampire Knight, the familial relationship between Yuuki and Kaname is relatively confusing. Can someone explain it?


texts: Why is K9999 almost identical to Tetsuo Shima?

texts: I was watching this video which shows the similarities between both characters. I suppose it must be a kind of tribute, or maybe is just a vile copy (I don't think so). Anyone knows the reason?


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I have not read the manga or light novel of That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime and I am wondering, how did Rimuru Tempest get his/her human form?

Could it be that he killed and ate the girl who imprisoned Veldora? Because I see that his/her appearance is so similar to her...


texts: How did Shouko initially feel about Ishida?

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In Koe no Katachi manga, volume 3, chapter 23, Shouko said that

 She like Ishida

Since when that Shouko feel that way about Ishida? In Volume 1, Shouko got bullied. Did she feel this way about Ishida back in elementary school? Did the author ever mention it on manga/anime ?


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In the manga chapter 322, Escanor and the other member sins are fighting the demon king. We can see that Escanor is using a few power skill that require "The One" mode. For example: "Divine Sword Escanor" and "Divine Spear Escanor".

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

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


texts: Why do they call their Sensei by his given name?

texts: I read that in Japanese culture a person's given name is used very rarely except for children, so I guess that's why for example Naruto refers to Sakura Haruno as Sakura. But why do they call Kakashi Hatake "Kakashi Sensei" and not "Hatake Sensei"? This also applies for all the other teams and their teachers.


texts: What is the name of the song that plays at 5:28 in Noragami Aragoto episode 8? I'd like to know the name of the song and where to find it.


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I'm looking for a manga called Magical Taruruuto-kun, but I can't find any book or DVD, just Famicom games.

Can somebody help me?


texts: Is Lupin III: A Woman Named Mine Fujiko a prequel or a reboot of the Lupin series?

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I've watched Lupin III: Mine Fujiko to Iu Onna ("A Woman Named Mine Fujiko") and some scattered episodes of the original Lupin III TV series. One thing that isn't clear to me is how the two series are related.

Depending on who I ask, some say that the new series is a prequel which describes how Lupin's gang got together, while others say that it is a reboot with a different continuity. I haven't seen enough of the original series to judge this either way.

Is there any authoritative source which confirms the relationship between the two series, one way or the other?


texts: What is that word that sounds like "assent" in No Game No Life?

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In the TV animation of No Game No Life, before every game, the players who join the game would shout out loud a word that sounds like "assent". I once thought it was assent, as the story make it seems like it is saying "I agree with the game contract under the 10 rules" (where the subtitles says the word means "swear under the 10 rules", which sounds no contradiction with the word "assent").

Until I watch the new movie No Game No Life Zero, which tells the story of where the creating of the game world we see in the TV animation.

In the movie, when the man sacrifice himself to let Riku runs away, he shouts a word that sounds like "assent". I thought, so this is the origin of the word, but I was wrong. When later Riku and the ghosts started their plan to finish the war, Riku corrects their pronunciation. According to the subtitles, the meaning was changing from "swear to the former brave" to "swear to the rules", but both words to me still sounds like "assent".

So what actually were those words they were shouting?

P.S. I was watching the movie in Hong Kong and the subtitles are in Traditional Chinese. The subtitle decided to show the meaning instead of putting the actual word in it.


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I find this question interesting here: Chakra nature of Tailed Beasts.

And I saw the comment: Does a Jinchuuriki gain the nature of his/her tailed beast? And if so, does the tailed beast gain the nature of its Jinchuuriki?

So to confirm this, I ask a different question.


texts: What has Montblanc Noland done for the Tontatta Kingdom for him to be called a hero?

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Dwarves from Tontatta Kingdom said that Montblanc Noland is like a hero for them, but what has he done for them that makes the dwarves say that he's a hero?

Any explanation from manga or anime?


texts: Are items that are gained during evolution part of the Pokemon?

texts: Pokemon such as Mankey and Abra gain items after evolution. Primeape has metal rings around its wrists and ankles, and Kadabra gets a spoon. What I'm confused about is that Braixen gains an item during evolution as well, the stick on its tail, but in the anime it is shown that Serena's Braixen broke her stick and found a replacement afterwards. So are the items gained during evolution part of the Pokemon? If not, does it count as a held item?


texts: How can Kakashi use Kamui and Chidori so much during the Ninja War

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At the beginning of Shippuden, Kakashi uses Mangekyo Sharingan: Kamui to teleport Deidara's bombs so it doesn't go off in their faces but Kakashi is then bedridden for a week because using Kamui takes a huge toll on him and sucks up all his chakra. Kakashi also said he could only use his Chidori five times a day at the very most.

After Madara and Obito start the Ninja War, all of a sudden Kakashi can spam Kamui and Chidori and literally nothing happens. I get that Kurama lent him chakra, but Kakashi was spamming stuff way before that aswell, and besides, Kurama didn't give him that much chakra.

So how can Kakashi use Kamui and Chidori so much during the Ninja War when before it was apparently so taxing to him?


texts: Is Super Saiyan 4 Vegito transformation the same Super Saiyan 4 transformation we know or it's an upgrade?

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So in Dragon Ball Heroes Vegito appeared after the fusion of Super Saiyan 4 Goku and Super Saiyan 4 Vegeta. But this Vegito has a Super Saiyan 4 transformation that sparks electricity like the SSJ2 unlike the original Super Saiyan 4 transformation. Is Super Saiyan 4 Vegito transformation the same Super Saiyan 4 transformation we know or it's an upgrade/ a new transformation?

Original SSJ4 transformation

SSJ4 transformation from Dragon Ball Heroes


texts: Is the location of "A Bridge to the Starry Skies - Hoshizora e Kakaru Hashi" a real place?

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One of the strong points of A Bridge to the Starry Skies - Hoshizora e Kakaru Hashi is the location. The countryside town, with all that pure air, water and greenery really sets the mood and works as a contrast with the Tokyo grown protagonist.

  Shibuya? Is it something to eat? - Ui, ep 7

Is it a real place? Or was it inspired in some real world location? Bonus points for google maps link.


texts: Why is it that Goten and Trunks don't have tails?

texts: I don't believe I've ever seen Goten or Trunks with tails, which doesn't quite make sense, seeing as how Gohan had a tail at his birth, and was also half saiyan half human. From what I've read, it's assumed that they were cut off at birth, but I'd like to know officially if that's the case, since the articles I read had no sources. And I'm pretty sure Saiyan tails normally grow back. Is there anywhere in DBZ that they mention the permanent removal of Goten's and Trunks's tails?


texts: Does Kale have 2 or 3 transformations already?

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The Dragon Ball Wikia (which isnt an official Dragon Ball Source) claims Kale have 3 transformations,

1 Berserker Super Saiyan

2 Super Saiyan Perfect Energy Control (this name isnt even mentioned in the series)

3 True Legendary Super Saiyan

Now the supposed transformations 2 and 3 look very similar, personally I cant really tell if they are different transformations. The Dragon Ball Wikia claims they are slightly different in color at least (green vs yellowish brownish green) This difference could even be simply a different animator. My question therefore is, does Kale have 2 or 3 transformations already? Can you tell differences between the supposed transformations 2 and 3?


texts: What happened to Lala in To LOVE-Ru Darkness?

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I'm embarrassed to admit to watching this show. But this question has been bothering me for some time.

Lala is pretty much the main character in the series. She is the typical "primary" female in this genre of harem Anime.

Lala was the main character for the first two seasons: "To LOVE-Ru" and "Motto To LOVE-Ru".

However, in season 3 (To LOVE-Ru Darkness) Lala suddenly disappears from the stage and is no longer the main character. Instead Momo (Lala's sister) becomes the primary female character.

Why is this? What influenced the author to pull Lala from center stage and replace her with Momo?


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What are the races in One Piece?

We know that there are Humans (Ex: Luffy), Fish-man (Ex: Arlong) and Giants (Ex: Dorry and Brogy). So what other races are there?


texts: How and why is Subaru connected to the Witch (Satella)?

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All throughout the series, specifically, within the second Arc of the story, there are references to Subaru smelling like the Witch's Scent, Giving us the knowledge that he is Definitely connected to her.

Why is this? It's well known that Subaru was pulled from modern day Japan into this Fantasy world, as well as that he has the ability "Return to Death" In which he has the ability to Respawn.

These things most likely have things in common with his relations to the witch, though... What exactly is the relationship? How are they connected?


texts: Does having large chakra reserves for a child ninja indicate what one can achieve as an adult?

texts: Does having a large chakra supply for a child indicate one can potentially gain large chakra supplies for an adult? Does Rock Lee, have the potential for large reserves?


texts: So could Mr.3 from Baroque Works on One Piece be classified as a Paracema or a Logia type? Or somewhat in between?

texts: Because he seems like he could be either/or, or in between. Because his body turns into actual wax like a Logia type would turn into their element. So far as I have seen Luffy's body stretches like rubber but not actually turn into rubber.


texts: Why do the pistols and rifles not have trigger guards in Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood?

texts: I am assuming that the reason is that they didn't want to animate it. But really, I think it's a little odd seeing it, as it doesn't tackle on that much more effort to animate it.


texts: It is shown in the Anime that Kakuzu from Akatsuki has 5 hearts which he steals from the person he kills. Also he dies only when all hearts are destroyed. So can another person have 5 hearts like him or only he has that ability?


texts: How much time does it take to translate a manga volume/tankobon?

texts: I would like to know how much time does it take to translate a manga volume (e.g. One Piece) to another language, for example English or Spanish.


texts: What's the name of the background music which starts at 37:31 in episode 1 of Fate/stay night UBW (2014)?

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In episode 1, the music starts at around 37:31 or so according to my timestamps, during the fight between Shirou and Lancer inside the main house, right after Shirou blocks the lance and gets cut, and a second before Lancer says 'Hoh'.

I searched entire OST, but seemed to have missed it anyway.


texts: Is Blue exorcist really based on a slush puppy?

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During a discussion with some friends, one of my friends said that blue exorcist is based on a slush puppy. I know some artists can get creative through a lot of things (elfen lied from a German poem) but I found this one pretty hard to believe.

Hence my question: Is blue exorcist really based on this slush puppy? Or on something else?


texts: Tsunade is the granddaughter of the first Hokage, Hashirama Senju. She served as the fifth Hokage of the Hidden Leaf but where is she now in Boruto? Is she dead?


texts: Is Transformers anime series or western cartoon? I watched a old Transformers series but it looks like anime and I found that Marvel inc that made Transformers so whats going on?


texts: I'm currently watching Mob Psycho 100, the last episode of season 2 was Mob fighting Keiji Mogami. Which chapters of the manga do the season 1 and 2 of the Mob Psycho 100 anime cover?


texts: Which chapter depicts Doraemon and Nobita on Easter Island?

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This one is from a Doraemon manga and the story appears to be called 'Battle on Easter Island'.

Which Chapter is it from and how can I purchase/acquire a copy?


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There's this scene in Nichijou episode one where a Grim Reaper is asking everyone:

  Do you know what K.Y. means?

Nobody replies him, maybe because they're scared of him. Finally he asks another reaper dressed in blue, and he replies:

  Someone clueless, like you.

Is this supposed to be a joke? I don't really understand what happened.


texts: What are the differences between the original and the light novels' story of The World God Only Knows?

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In The World God Only Knows, the manga and anime follow pretty much the same story, but I've read that the light novel, written by Mamizu Arisawa is a completely original story.

What are the major differences between the two story lines? Are there different characters?


texts: How does Renji become stronger than Rukia?

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I only have the anime to go on so maybe there's an explanation in the manga. It seems clear that Ichigo is stronger than Rukia was in episode 1 at the point of his first battle with Renji. In fact it seems like Ichigo may have been stronger as soon as he became a soul reaper, but based on Rukia's reaction to the stronger enemies up to that point (Menos Grande, and Grand Fisher) it seems she believes that a single shinigami could hope to win in cases where Ichigo does. This seems to imply that Ichigo is stronger than Rukia ever was at that point. Then Ichigo fights Renji and is at least closely matched. It's difficult to say that at the point where Ichigo gains the upper hand whether he is stronger or weaker than when he was fighting stronger enemies in the past but it does seem like Ichigo and Renji, at their first meeting, are at roughly the same strength which is greater than Rukia's at the beginning of the series.

But in episode 32 where Renji has his flashback to his time in the Rukon district and training to be a shinigami it seems clear that Rukia was always stronger than he was. So then how do we explain this discrepancy? Did Renji get significantly stronger in the few months Rukia was in the world of the living? Is there any particular reason for that? Or am I underestimating how strong Rukia was at the start?


texts: Contact Information Shueisha for license

texts: I would like to contact Shueisha because I´m interested in a manga license but can´t find any contact information. Can anyone help me out?


texts: Juuni Kokuki / The Twelve Kingdoms is based on a series of light novels by Ono Fuyumi. Considering the rather abrupt end to the anime, I'm wondering how complete it is when compared to the novels. Also, if it isn't in keeping with them, why was it axed?


texts: Is Doraemon supposed to end in volume 6?

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In sixth volume, in last chapter it shows that

  Doraemon goes to the future and didn't come back again. The chapter shows how Nobita trying his best to do anything without Doraemon, he got beaten with Giant and still refuse to call Doraemon. Doraemon find him still fighting Giant and help him to get home. It end with Nobita looking at his desk, where Doraemon come at the first time through his drawer. His drawer become a regular drawer without Doraemon's Time Machine.

This is the picture of that chapter

With that, it looks like Doraemon is supposed to end at volume 6. But we know that it didn't happen because it still continue and they didn't make an ending for Doraemon.

So, is Doraemon manga series are suppose to end at sixth volume or it just another story from Doraemon?


texts: What's the significance of Kanon becoming "invisible"?

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In Kami-nomi, Kanon (the idol girl) becomes "transparent" several times throughout her Arc. (eps 5 - 7)

What is the significance of this?
What does it mean?
Does it symbolize something?


texts: Did Senku's father have children with Lillian in Dr. Stone?

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Senku's father Byakuya was one of the few people who survived. While all of the couples were shown to have offspring, it wasn't explicitly shown that Byakuya and Lillian had children, too.

It might be because of the drawing style, but Kohaku and Ruri do seem to have a very similar appearance as Lillian (although thousands of years have already passed...).

So, is it known or at least hinted that they did have offspring?


texts: I want to read the K Project manga, but there are a lot of series. So what's the order for these series?


texts: Do the Madoka OST CDs have sensible musical notation printed on them?

texts: Do these Madoka original soundtrack disks have some comprehensible melodies printed on them or are they just random notation signs? If it is possible, I'd like to hear what is written on them.


texts: In the recent manga chapters, Natsu is seen fighting Gray, from Natsu's side, he just wants to move forward to beat FT's enemies, and I understand that Gray received his magic to kill END, but exactly why does he have to kill END? Did they explain this and I missed the chapter?


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In Episode 63 of the Pokémon anime, it can be seen that Gary has ten badges, seven of them unknown.

The known badges are Boulder Badge (top left), the Cascade Badge (bottom left), and the Rainbow Badge (next to the boulder badge).

Where are the other seven from? And why are there ten of them? Every conference needs eight badges, all of them from the same region.


texts: In chapter 507, what did Eileen mean when she said they are one and the same?

texts: I know they are somehow related, but what does it mean when Eileen says she and Erza are one and the same? Is it like what? An Elodas version of Erza? So there would be 3 Erzas now?


texts: At what point does Naruto surpass Kakashi?

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When I see lists where they rank most powerful shinobi in Naruto, they generally rank Naruto near the top (usually 1 or 2). These lists generally don't even have Kakashi in the top 25, yet Kakashi is a Jounin, whereas Naruto has NEVER even been able to become a Chunin!

So at what point in the show is it that Naruto surpasses Kakashi?


texts: Where can I watch Digimon Adventure Tri. in English online?

texts: Does anyone know where I could watch Digimon Adventure Tri. in English? Every version I find is in Japanese.


texts: Was Itachi Jiraiya's source in Akatsuki?

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Jiraiya always knew what the Akatsuki was up to. He was always saying that he had a "reliable source in Akatsuki."
So my question is if it could be Itachi. Because who else could it be? Tobi said "Itachi joined the Akatsuki as a spy" "He joined an organization that threatened his village." These quotes indicate that he might be the source in the Akatsuki after all, because no other had better access to information than Itachi. But I doubt that Jiraiya knew who the source is, and also he didn't knew truth about Itachi, so why would believe him? But what if he was anonymous? Someone could argue that he obtained information by himself, but let's be clear even Jiraiya, who is really good at gaining info and spying and infiltration. I doubt he could spy/infiltrate/gain information from Akatsuki by himself. In the Akatsuki, there are S-class criminals and Pain - so they would find out really soon about someone.


texts: Which sign language is being used in the Gangsta anime?

texts: In the anime, Nicolas cannot speak properly due to his disability. He has to use sign language in order to communicate with others. Is the sign-language used in the anime authentic? Which sign language is used if it is?


texts: Why did Saber reveal to Shirou and Rin that she has participated in the previous war?

texts: Saber did not reveal her identity to Shirou for fear of her master giving it away to enemies and thus exposing her strengths and weaknesses. But why, even though in front of a rival master, did she reveal the fact that she has been summoned to the previous Holy Grail War? Wouldn't that enable Rin to deduce whatever advantage Saber has because of her memories of the previous war and possibly even her real identity (Servants being summoned twice and retaining their memories was unheard of)?


texts: What is the meaning of "Cross" in the title Cross Ange?

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"Ange", apart from the obvious reference to the main character, also means "angel" in French and implies the connection between Ange and Vilkiss, which has an angel sculpture on its head. This connection also extends to the full title Cross Ange: Rondo of Angels and Dragons, which foreshadows the end of Ange's journey, as seen in the last few episodes.
However, "Cross" doesn't quite make sense in the title. According to the preview at the end of episode 24, subtitle by CrunchyRoll:

What the hell did "Cross" in Cross Ange mean, anyway?
Ange is always cross, I guess?
It's a pun?!

1 Cross in this context means "angry or annoyed", according to Oxford Learner's Dictionary.
While it somewhat makes sense, this seems to be a liberal translation to match the fact it is a pun in Japanese.
What is the original explanation in Japanese? Is there any other official explanation of what "Cross" mean in the title?


texts: Is Seki Tekko (the red glove with a blood drawing wristband) a part of Senketsu?

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Ryuuko uses Seki Tekko, the glove with a wristband to pierce her skin and draw blood that Senketsu needs to transform and give her power. That glove was given to Ryuuko by Aikuro Mikisugi (the teach in pilot shades) in episode 2.

It is colored red and is exactly what  Ryuuko needs to make use of Senketsu effectively. Was it just lying around in the teacher's closet for punishing  bad students and just happened to fit, or did Mikisugi make it specifically for Ryuuko? Where does this glove come from?


texts: Romance one-shot about an emotionless girl

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This is a romance/shoujo one-shot manga.
There is a girl is considered a beauty but she is also emotionless, because of her lack of emotions she doesn't have any friends. Some girls call her a robot I think. One day a guy from the soccer team , who is also called a 'prince' by other girls, confesses to her but all she does is bow her head and leaves. The soccer guy doesn't give up and becomes friends with her.
I remember one part where she is outside on the stairwell taking pictures of the sky and he asks to join her in taking pictures of the sky. This leads to them hanging out and taking lots of pictures together.

Eventually the girl thinks she's being played after some of the guys friends make a comment about how the prince can get anyone's heart except for hers.
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texts: In the final phase of the Hunter Exam, why does Killua act the way he does?

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I've just watched episode 20 of Hunter X Hunter, in which it is revealed that:

   During the final phase of the Hunter Exam, Killua kills Bodoro as soon as the fight between Bodoro and Leorio starts.

Why would Killua act in this way?

   He knows that both interfering in other fights and killing other applicants is against the rules.

So I don't understand why he did what he did.


texts: Do Edo-Tensei ninja have infinite chakra?

texts: It seems that people that were edo-tenseied were never out of chakra, would they have a limit on how much chakra they can use?


texts: Can a Devil Fruit user drown in a bathtub?

texts: If a Devil Fruit user goes to a bathtub full of water or gets into a spa, will he drown?


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I want to start watching Berserk, but at the same time, I prefer not seeing explicit nudity.

Do the last two seasons of Berserk contain nudity?


texts: Are all of the Holy Grail War servants based on real heroes?

texts: Saber's character in Fate/stay night and Fate/zero is based on the real-life hero King Arthur. Are the other Holy Grail War servants also based on real-life heroes? And if they are, who are those heroes?


texts: What were the two siblings referencing in episode 5 of No Game No Life?

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In episode 5 of No Game No Life, when the two siblings saw the home of the Flugle, they said something and their clothes changed.

I'm pretty sure it was a reference to something, but I can't figure it out.

What were the two siblings referencing?


texts: Doflamingo said he is back to his old kingdom. Why did he said that and what was the point of choosing Dressrosa as his kingdom?


texts: If Uchiha Madara was the only one who could summon Kurama, how did Obito do it? Also, Naruto was 16 while Kakashi looked about 30, so if Kakashi and Obito were the same age, and Obito summoned Kurama while Naruto was born, he would be younger than Naruto is now.


texts: What is the song that plays in Tokyo Ghoul episode 10 at 15:25 when Juuzou is on the screen? Thank you!


texts: Was there ever a reason given for the name change? I thought at first that it was possibly a mistranslation in the initial episodes. However, in LogueTown Luffy visits a bar named "Gold Roger" and considering the owner knew Gold Roger you'd think they'd get the name right.


texts: Are there any anime/manga that have caused outrage to the point of them being banned in any culture?

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I want to know if there is any city/country or culture that has banned any manga/anime because it opposes their beliefs?
I have read articles that say Pokemon  is against Christianity; however, are there any more?


texts: What are the names and grades of Zoro's swords?

texts: Zoro always (almost always) carries 3 swords with him. So the question is, what are the names and the grades of those 3 swords he is currently carrying?


texts: One-shot manga usually only consist of one chapter, so what is their purpose? Is it mainly for promotion, filler or contest? And do they have their own media (like a magazine that only consists of one-shot or something)?


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In Hunter x Hunter the Phantom Troupe flip a coin from time to time to make decisions.

On one side is a spider and on the other, a web.

Here is the image of the coin:

Which is heads and which is tails?


texts: Why did this character become a zombie after the King Crimson arc?

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Spoilers below.
After the fight with the boss, in the Mystery of King Crimson arc,

Buccellati “dies”, and when Giorno arrives, his soul was leaving his body. Giorno healed his body and he resurrected, I think. After that, it is shown that his wounds don't show many, if not any at all, signs of blood or other types of harm.

In the Green Day and Oasis story arc, Green Day don't have any effect on Buccellati because

the mold doesn't spread to dead things, meaning that Buccellati body was dead but he still is alive.

Well, for this question to be answered, I need to know what happened at the San Giorgio Maggiore church and how can Gold Experience resurrect someone.


texts: Why does Greed in FMA (2003) want to know how to bind a soul to an armor?

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Greed mentions in Episode 33 (Al, Captured) that he wants to know how to bind a soul to an armor so that he could also be "immortal" like Al. But since Greed is a Homunculus, he doesn't even have a soul, as mentioned by Lust (probably in Episode 21 - The Red Glow) as the reason why Homunculi can't perform alchemy.

Can someone explain Greed's intentions?


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In Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 2 - Innocent Sin when you first go to the Kuzunoha Detective Agency both Tamaki Uchida and Daisuke Todoroki are described as "Devil Summoners".

After Yukino Mayuzumi joins the party and you visit the detective agency she comments that Tamaki is from Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 1 as both her and Tadashi Satomi are graduates from St. Hermelin (though i don't entire remember them) but i don't remember anyone outside the 10 Persona Users having gained any abilities during the incident.

So what is Devil Summoning? is this in some way connected to Personas?


texts: What's Koko's theme song in Enmusubi no Youko-chan?

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I've searched everywhere to find it but unfortunately, I only found OP or ED.
The song plays in episode 13, from 10:41 to 11:45 (YouTube reference)

What's the song when Koko appears?


texts: Are anime that are not based on manga common?

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Has there ever been an anime that was not based on a manga? I notice that most if not all were actually mangas before they were turned into a TV series.

Is it common for an anime to be created without there being a manga first?
Answers are appreciated. :)


texts: What actually determines abilities of "shifter"?

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I'm really confused by how abilities of shifters are determined in Shingeki no Kyojin. It is described really inconsistently.

For example (major spoilers):

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

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

Is this somehow explained anywhere?


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If Daath was after the king's power, they could have taken it from Shu anytime they wanted. Why wait so long and resurrect Gai for taking the king's power? They had someone else who could use king's power as well. Why does it have to be Gai?

And what caused a change of plans? Keido tried to be the "Adam". Then it was Gai.


texts: What is the song used when naruto asks iruka to be his dad for the marriage

texts: At a point in episode 500 of the naruto series when naruto was getting married iruka got mad at him for not caring about how hard hinata was working for the wedding and in the whole fuss naruto asks him to be his  dad at the wedding and he almost cried. What song was used at that point?


texts: Why does the Super Saiyan Transformation expose the Heart to Impurity?

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In the Dragon Ball Series, it is noted that the transformation exposes the heart to impurity, which is the reason Goku cannot use the spirit bomb offensively. (While in SSJ)
In the Movie Super Android 13, he uses Super Saiyan while charging the Spirit Bomb, but it exposes his heart to impurity and the energy is absorbed within him. (Which is what happens when a impure heart  attempts the spirit bomb), but why exactly does the Super Saiyan Transformation expose the heart to  impurity?


texts: How common is it to use the lily flower/yuri 百合 to represent girls love in japanese anime?

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So I've seen some say using lilies is very common for author to show that a girl is lesbian for example.

However I've heard that the whole lilies= lesbian thing is not mainstream. So I was wondering, how common is this trope used really outside of the yuri genre


texts: Is the Tenseigan able to get transplanted? I've tried Googling it but it did not give me the results I was looking for.


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After eating a few humans ― approximately four or five according to
  Kyoko in episode 5 ― they will grow into witches themselves.

  familiars are "projections of the magical girl's heart before she became a witch".

When a magical girl falls into despair, her soul gem turns into a grief seed, which makes her a witch. What does "projections of the magical girl's heart" mean? Does it mean a magical girl can become more than one witch? Also, how does this affect the universal entropy?


texts: 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?


texts: Was the anime faithful to the light novel?

texts: Recently I finished watching Muv-Luv Alternative: Total Eclipse and was wondering. How faithful to the light novel was the anime? Are there any mayor deviations, or even minor ones? Or is it identical?


texts: What is the difference between Dragonball Z and Dragonball Z Kai?

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When I first heard about Kai thought it was a Remake similar to the recent Sailor Moon Remake (not Crystal the original series where Haruka and Michiru were made to be cousins to censor their relationship). however i have seen posts that seem to indicate that the first few Sagas have been covered in less episodes in Kai.

So i am wondering what is the difference between the original Dragonball Z and Dragonball Z Kai? eg. What has been added/removed in comparison, do people bleed when their limbs get cut/ripped off (when i first saw DBZ there was never any blood)


texts: What other sacred/legendary places exist that are like Mount Myoboku, Ryuuchi Cave, and Shikkotsu Forest?

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The locations that have been mentioned where one can learn sage mode are:

Mount Myoboku
Ryuuchi Cave
Shikkotsu Forest

I am interested to know if any other places exist that are on-par with these places, such as a place where a legendary event has occurred. (Example: A place of hawk, summoned by Sasuke while fighting against Danzo).


texts: In Overlord, could the Deep Darkness Dragon Lord be mind controlled considering it has a world item?

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


texts: What is the name of the music that plays when zoro has a flashback to fighting the humandrills during the fishman island arc?

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He asks Mihawk to train him and fights the humandrills then uses kokujo o tatsumaki afterwards.

Here is the clip https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=z-M8fD8m0To


texts: What is Sebastian's catchphrase 'A Phantomhive butler who can't do this much isn't worth his salt' in Japanese

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In Kuroshitsuji (Black Butler), Sebastian commonly uses the phrase

  "A Phantomhive butler who can't do this much isn't worth his salt"

It's in about every episode of season one. But it's at least in episode one on 8:38.

I was wondering what this phrase is in Japanese since I can't really make it out from the voice, and I can't find it anywhere else either.


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I came across this Pokemon API service: http://pokeapi.co/

Just want to know is there any API available for Naruto anime?


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In Mashiroiro Symphony, Pannya is a cute cat-like creature. However, at least in the anime (unless I missed it), her actual species is not named. The anime also has plenty of ordinary cats, so it doesn't seem like Pannya is just a chibified version of a cat. Furthermore, there seem to be other animals of the same species.

(Note: Pannya is the one on the left)

Is Pannya's species ever given a name? I'm fairly sure that it isn't named in the anime, so I'm mostly looking for confirmation from the manga and/or visual novel.


texts: Has the State Alchemist pocket watch ever been shown to be of use in a transmutation?

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In the beginning of the series (both 2003 and Brotherhood) Cornello takes way Ed's pocket watch in order to prevent his circle-free transmutation (which is later revealed to be pointless). From this, it was implied that the pocket watch has some sort of effect on a State Alchemist's transmutations. I seem to also recall that in the 2003 series, when Ed became a State Alchemist and was given his watch, he was told it could boost his alchemy.

However I don't recall any instance in either series where this was the case. It's not used as a mobile circle as each combat State Alchemist had their Transmutation Circle with them (Roy's ignition gloves, Gran's gauntlets, Armstrong's metal knuckles, Kimberly's own hands) and Shou Tucker was never shown to use his (and I doubt that he used it for producing the Alexanina Chimera because he was capable of doing this from the start, having done a similar transmutation before becoming a State Alchemist).

I recall at one stage the chain was used to bind someone, but what I would like to know is if there was any situation, in either series, in which the boosting capabilities of the State Alchemist pocket watch is shown to have benefited an Alchemist's transmutation (without the addition of Red Stones/Fake Philosopher Stones as per the Lior Rebellion in the 2003 series).


texts: Why are crosses so popular in anime and manga?

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I've recently noticed that I see a lot of "Crosses" in manga and anime. I thought it was just because Japan has a lot of Christians as I remember my history teacher telling me how Japanese people once really liked the Bible when Europeans came to explore, until the Shogun or someone of great power closed the gates of Japan and essentially isolated Japan from the outside world.

Some of the more popular characters that I currently remember are Asuna Yuuki (SAO) in the real world when meeting Kirito and Dracule Hawkeye (One Piece).

After further investigation, I realized Japan was only 1 percent Christian.

Is there another meaning to the Cross in Japan?


texts: Could one make a Devil Fruit eat another one?

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We saw deers, guns and swords that have Devil Fruit powers. Would it be possible (with Vegapunks help) for a DF to eat a DF?

Would it explode like if someone ate two DFs? If not, one could try to eat that DF to get both powers (And should explode).

If it is possible, it is worth thinking about whether or not the resulting DF has it's own powers too. E.g. take a fox Zoan, feat it to the fire fruit (no offence to neither Ace nor Sabo here) and create a "Firefox".


texts: Did Midorima forget to bring his lucky charm in the Winter Preliminaries?

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As we all know, in Kuroko no Basketball, Midorimia usually brings along a lucky charm according to his horoscope for each day. For example, he once bought a bear with a fish in its mouth, as that was the lucky charm for the day. However, in the Winter Preliminaries against Seiho, I haven't seen him mentioning a lucky charm or holding a lucky charm, and I also couldn't see any lucky charm on the benches during the game.

Was this just that he forgot about it? Or was this a problem with the writers and producers, as they may have forgotten to include this crucial detail? I think this is quite unusual for Midorimia to not have a lucky charm during the game, as he has clearly demonstrated that he always had one.

Note: I noticed this during Season 2, Episode 30.


texts: Did the events of The Different Story Volume 1 occur in all timelines?

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Volume 1 of the manga series The Different Story tells a story about Mami and Kyouko before the timeframe of the anime series, when they were partners and Kyouko regarded Mami as a big sister.

(Makes me wish KyoMami was a more popular pairing.)

From the events of Volumes 2 and 3, we can infer that The Different Story is one of the hundred or so timelines that Homura experienced as she was trying to fulfil Madoka's last request, as seen in Episode 10 of the series. But the events of Volume 1 take place before Homura started going back in time. Does that mean that this partnership between Kyouko and Mami happened in every timeline, including the main anime timeline that ends with Madoka becoming Ultimate Madoka?


texts: Third time Katsuragi went to Dezini Park?

texts: In chapter 105 of TWGOK, Katsuragi mentions that it was his third time that month coming to Dezini Park, a parody of Disney World, in Narusawa City, when he goes with Haqua. I remember that he went once before with Elsee to try and cheer her up, but when was the other time that he went?


texts: How did Nagato have his eyes before Madara’s death during the 2nd Shinobi war?

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In Naruto Shippuden, Nagato had his Rinnegan during the 2nd Shinobi war. However, it is said Madara implanted his Rinnegan in Nagato right before his death, but Madara’s death was during or after the 3rd Shinobi war.

So how did Nagato have his eyes before Madara’s death during the 2nd Shinobi war? I’m confused with the timeline of when he actually got the Rinnegan.


texts: Why is Zamasu alive in the future when he was killed by Lord Beerus in Dragon Ball Super?

texts: In the recent story of Dragon Ball Super, the present Zamasu has been killed by Lord Beerus but is still alive in the future. It has been told that Goku Black is Zamasu in Goku's Body, while Zamasu is the one from the past. All these things seem messed up. Can anyone provide a simple explanation of how all this timeline stuff works?


texts: In the Cop Craft wikia it's mentioned Tilarna is 18 years old. How about Kei Matoba? Is it mentioned in the light novel how old is he?


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So, in episode 55th of Attack on Titan

   When Levi is about to inject Erwin, he hears him say, "professor, how do you know there isnt people on the other side of the walls". Levi reminds that Kenny Ackerman when dying told him that everybody has to be drunk with something. And then he later says he chose Armin because they pushed Erwin to be a demon.

I dont see the relation among all these situations / thoughts. Why Levi chose Armin instead of Erwin?


texts: Why did the Hunter x Hunter manga go on hiatus?

texts: I think the Hunter x Hunter manga has been on hiatus for months now; does anyone know the reason for the hiatus? Is the author planning to continue the series?


texts: how do i get the copyright of a manga to publish it on my application in my own language?

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İ m using applications to read manga and as a application devoloper i want to publish an app like that for the people in my country  in our own language..The thing is, i know community doesnt approve pirated product , i know how hard it is to create these contents and i respect it , but people in my country already using these contents from websites and these websites earn money from commercial.
1-So what should i do to achieve  my application dream with copyrighted content??
(dont tell me to contact the owner  i tried it and i couldnt)
2-How these numberless of applications and websites use these contents without copyright issue?(they got  this warning before reading,  "this is not copyrighted and if you re the owner contact us to remove your product from our platform" , like is this ok to do that wtf?)
3-People in the internet says "its fanmade content when you change to language and copy it so its not illegal" but there is no more info about that , nothing clear ,can someone explain the meaning of this? is this the reason most of the platforms using these contents without any legal issue?
4-Do you think is it ok if i just publish the content in my app without any profit till i solve this copyright issue?


texts: How much older are Obito and Rin than Kakashi?

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I've been doing a lot of research on this topic, but I have found little clues. People say that Obito and Rin are about 4 years older than Kakashi, but I don't think that's true.

People keep saying that it's proven in the manga and the show, but as far as I know that is not true.


texts: What purpose does Zoro's third sword actually serve?

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Zoro has trained with Santoryu for basically his entire life, and has completely perfected it by this point. But, just from a fighting perspective, it would be quite difficult to get enough leverage/support with a sword in your teeth to actually do effective damage to anything (at least, without Haki). Unless this is just a classic case of "this is a fantasy world with fruits that give people magical powers, so it's possible for Zoro to have a strong enough neck to use a third sword effectively".

Most of the times we see him fighting, it's usually only with his two swords in his hands, and we barely ever actually see his third sword do anything. We often see implied strikes after he finished Oni Giri or other big finishing moves.

It seems Nitoryu would be just as effective as Santoryu in most situations.  What exactly does his third sword do in a normal fight, that is so important for his style to hinge on it? Did the third sword become more useful in normal combat after the timeskip (not including the use of Haki, because if that was included, obviously it would be more useful), or is it still basically the same?


texts: Currently is there any proof that Mael have used "The ONE" form?

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Is there anyone can proof that Mael have used "THE ONE" form in the 3000 years ago?

I wonder how many PL he could reach when he activate that form.


texts: Why didn't Minato's shroud change when he used Tailed Beast Mode?

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Naruto's Nine Tails Chakra Mode:

Naruto's Tailed Beast Mode:

The change in the appearance is very clear.

Minato

Minato's Nine Tails Chakra Mode and Tailed Beast Mode (when he can use Kurama avatar) appearance remains the same. Only his pupils change. So why didn't his shroud get a new design like Naruto's?


texts: Need help in identifying movie with a boy who can turn into a tree, and a girl from centuries ago

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I saw this movie within the past few years. It was an awesome movie but I can't for the life of me remember the name!

Here is what I remember:

A boy finds a girl sleeping in a glass pod underwater with thousands of others.
He takes her to his village to help her recover. His village is connected by bridges to a dangerous, carnivorous forest on one side, and an industrialized desert on the other side.
The boy's father is slowly becoming a tree.
It turns out that the girl is from the same civilization, the apocalypse destroyed much of the world, and the people of her city were preserved in pods underwater. She came back to life hundreds of years in the future to a low-tech society.
The people of her time used Ribbon (pronounced Ri-BONE) technology in much the same way we use Apple Watches and Google Glass. It's like a cross between a holographic smartphone and a necklace. Or bracelet(?) I forgot.
The girl and anyone else who has come back from that time, is viewed as dangerous and is killed by bounty hunters from outside the village. They collect their Ribbons as trophies, but the bounty hunters can't use them because the Ribbon is bound to its user.

Here, the story gets a little fuzzy:

The girl ends up riding on a train to the industrial desert city. She is valuable to them somehow.
The city has huge steampunk beasts used for war.
The boy and girl end up in a volcano base which has mechanical legs and can move.
The boy turns into a huge tree to help her escape the volcano.

I really, really liked this movie. Can you tell me what it is?


texts: Why is shonen manga's goriness these days abundant?

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So I just read The Promised Neverland and the goriness is kinda jarring for me (and it's in Weekly Shonen Jump). It's a not alone there, actually. HxH has its own share of goriness. Shingeki no Kyojin is also formally a shonen title even though I personally treat it as a seinen. And there are other similar titles too many to mention here.

So what's the matter with the Japanese audience? Do they tolerate such level of violence (even though it's only fictional) especially for the kids? Isn't it kinda messed up to prematurely expose them to such vulgar things?


texts: Can the skills shown in Kuroko no Basuke be achieved in real life?

texts: I recently started watching Kuroko no Basuke and have watched it up to episode 5. The skills shown up till now are ridiculous. Can those skills be achieved by people in real life? I'm taking about physical abilities like speed, jump, agility, etc., not stuff like the Phantom Pass.


texts: Why does Bakemonogatari exclusively use katakana?

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I noticed that in all of the typography (except for the episode titles), the anime Bakemonogatari exclusively uses kanji and katakana, instead of the usual combination of kanji and hiragana. For example,

  「貴方をみる」

would be

  「貴方ヲミル」

In my experience, katakana is usually only used to sound out words from other languages, so this just seems weird.

Is this purely a stylistic choice by Shaft, or is there some deeper meaning?


texts: What music was Kousei playing in the first episode?

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Right after the OP on the first episode, 11 year-old Kousei is shown playing the piano.

What music is he playing? Is this an existing music, or was it something made for the series?


texts: Did Hit grow weaker or did Super Saiyan Blue Goku get way stronger?

texts: When Hit and Goku first fought, Hit managed to have the edge on Super Saiyan Blue + Kaioken * 10 Goku.  However, when they had a rematch, Super Saiyan Blue Goku was strong enough to overwhelm Hit and end the match as a Draw. Does this mean Super Saiyan Blue Goku became 10 times stronger after the Goku black arc or did Hit get weaker?


texts: Are Homura's wings witch wings in the end?

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At the end of the anime where Homura is in a wasteland, she grows wings. The texture is almost the same as the art style that is used for witches and their lairs, so I'm wondering - at the end of the anime, was Homura becoming something of a witch/magical girl hybrid?

Pictures of Homura's wings:


texts: My favorite episode is the one with Mikasa's backstory. The manga has so much more detail so I wanted her backstory in the manga.


texts: Can an adult be killed using the Death Note, by remembering their childhood face while writing the name?

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To kill a person using the Death Note, you are required to think of their face while writing their name.

If the Death Note user last saw a person decades ago when he was a child, but has no idea what he looks like now, can he kill the person by remembering the childhood face?


texts: Is Kotodama devil the most powerful character in Black Clover?

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


texts: How did Koro-sensei prevent the Moon from falling onto the Earth?

texts: After blowing up the Moon, making it lose more than half of its mass, what did Koro-sensei do to prevent it from crashing onto the Earth? Given the loss of mass, the Moon would have lost the centrifugal force that kept it from crashing onto the Earth. So, there must be something that he done to prevent it, because if not, the World Leaders would've noticed and said something about the Moon getting closer.


texts: Anyone know the name of the song in Naruto Shippuden episode 471 min 10:50

texts: Does anyone know the name of the song in Naruto shippuden episode 471? It starts on roughly minute 10:50-11:40.


texts: Is it true that the last season of OreGairu skipped a lot of important scenes from the novel, giving a biased view towards Yui?

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I've stumbled across quite a few comments from Light Novel readers who were very upset with the third season of the anime because it apparently skipped a lot of the story, especially important scenes with Yukino which resulted in a very biased view towards Yui.
As someone who's only watched the anime, it did seem to me that Yukino became a bit bland and out of focus for pretty much the whole season until the latter half of episode 11. So, I'd like to ask, are these accusations true? If yes, which important scenes with Yukino did the 3rd season of the anime skip?


texts: What is the relationship between the male and female character?

texts: In the short Me Me Me, the male character seems to be mentally tormented by a female character. There are various hints in the short about the relationship of the two. Is there anything official describing the relationship between the two characters?


texts: What is the song playing in episode 100 of Black Clover?

texts: There is a song playing at around 20 minutes into the episode where Yuno uses mana zone to attack Licht.


texts: How do companies decide what anime to dub? Just curious how dubbing companies decide which anime they should dub. Do they decide base on popularity or some other factor?


texts: Why does Zero have such a strong reaction to Shizuka Hio's voice?

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In Episode 12 of the Vampire Knight anime series, Zero encounters Shizuku Hio, the woman who turned him into a vampire. Even before she tries to compel him, he is shown as experiencing a strong physical reaction to her voice. It is clear that he already knew that she was there, so he shouldn't have been surprised to hear her.

Why does he have that reaction? Does her voice have a compulsion before she tries to actively compel him? Is it due to some sort of bond he has with her? Or is there another reason?


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If you want to keep following the story of Kimetsu no Yaiba after that, you need to know which chapter of the manga the anime ends.

Which chapter of the manga does Season 1 of Kimetsu no Yaiba anime end in?


texts: How can Naruto/Jiraiya summon different toads with the same summoning technique?

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When Jiraiya taught Naruto the toad summoning technique, he taught only one set of hand seals. However, different types of toads have appeared from the same jutsu.

We have seen Naruto and Jiraiya summoning Gamakichi, Gamatatsu or even a tadpole, when they failed to mold chakra properly during training. However, Jiraiya has summoned toads of the same or larger sizes such as Gamabunta (Jiraiya & Tsunade vs Orochimaru), Gamaken (Jiraiya vs Pain), Gamahiro (Konoha vs Orochimaru), etc. using the same jutsu.

If inability to mold chakra properly results in summoning a small toad, what needs to be done differently with the technique to summon a larger toad?


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In the Ending animation sequence of Jintai, the song Yume no Naka no Watashi no Yume
(My Dream Within a Dream) plays with the following lyrics in romaji:

  Wasuretai tte kimochi
  Sore mo uso ja nai kokoro

On Anime Lyrics it is translated so:

  The feeling of wanting to forget
  It, too, is an emotion that is not a lie

But in the subs I have, it is translated like this:

  What is it?
  There you sit on my lap, little squirrel
  The chestnut is like your flag, you child of the forest, seeking courage

  When the sounds of March are all around, even the humans will know

  Day in, day out, I sow the seeds for the future
  Eventually they bloom to flowers, and all feast on what it brought to fruit
  My dream fulfills that of the others at the same time
  Isn't it nice to make your wishes then?

  I want to forget the little nuts
  That's what I really feel like

  What's wrong today?
  You wave your chestnut like a flag, little squirrel
  Soon you will run to the forest again, your refuge
  What's wrong today?
  Here you sit on my lap
  Why don't you rest?

The animation sequence itself contains many objects that come directly from the story. Most of them I recognized, but where do these little nuts come from in the subtitle translation? Was it a mistranslation or some subtle reference to the events of the story? I wonder if the differences are because of some double-meaning words or some hidden context that one of the translators (or both) didn't get.


texts: Which anime really started the explosion of new isekai anime? Why didn't previous entries in the genre succeed in doing this?

texts: 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?


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My question is simple, I want to know who is the strongest Yami or Fuegoleon and why ?
I know that Yami uses dark magic but is that enough to beat the salamandar of fire


texts: Where did the nickname "Poppo" comes from?

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We know that all of them have a nickname, but I don't understand Poppo's nickname.

Yadomi Jinta = Jintan
Honma Meiko = Menma
Anjou Naruko = Anaru
Matsuyuki Atsumu = Yukiatsu
Tsurumi Chiriko = Tsuruko
Hisakawa Tetsudou = Poppo??

Does it have something to do with his name in Japanese characters?


texts: SAO Kirito immortal in episodes 6 and 8?

texts: An Immortal object badge is shown in direct relation to Kirito's actions. What are these badges referring to? Was Kirito immortal?


texts: Who is that in Dark Twist Square and how are they related to Gen Urobuchi's work?

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A common Meme around Gen Urobuchi's works is Butcher Bingo

for the most part the images for each square is from something Gen Urobuchi has worked on being Fate/Zero, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Saya no Uta and Psycho Pass

Since Gen Urobuchi is generally the common denominator in the images i am wondering who that is in Dark Twist and what, if any, connection they have to Gen Urobuchi or any of his works because he doesn't look like Gen Urobuchi


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In a lot of isekai manga, the main character comes across someone or something (e.g. a slime monster) that has no name, and must give a name to him/her/it.  Every time, the one who is given a name accepts it, is happy, etc.

For example:

In Tensei Shitara Slime Datta Ken, Rimuru names all his villagers
In Tondemo Skill de Isekai Hourou Meshi, ch. 10, the main character has to give a name to a newly tamed slime
In The New Gate, Shin (ch. 10) and Schnee (ch. 26) give names to newly tamed beasts

Since isekai manga kind of aim to make true all the dreams/fantasies of the reader (e.g. the main character is super strong and has successful romance), why is there such a focus on giving names?


texts: Who are Byakuya and Juushirou referring to in chapter 117?

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At the beginning of chapter 117 of Bleach, Juushirou Ukitake says, "Byakuya... Who is he?" (referring to Ichigo) and Byakuya replies, "He's not related. At least not ... to the one you're thinking of. He's no one. Just a ryoka. I'll dispose of him. And then... this trifling conflict... will come to an end."

Who is Byakuya referring to when he says, "He's not related. At least not ... to the one you're thinking of."? Or another way to say it, who did Juushirou Ukitake think that Ichigo was related to?


texts: Where and how does the Bleach anime diverge from the manga?

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I've seen almost all of the Bleach anime (at least what's been released dubbed), and I'm now interested in reading the manga. However, when the manga closely follows the anime I've already seen, I tend to get bored quickly. Thus, I'd want to pick up the manga at a point right before the anime began to diverge.

At what point in the manga is this?


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Never got to watch the anime itself but saw a short 2-minute clip on a profile on Facebook like 8 years back, and never got to follow up on it.

From what I remember:

It's about a girl who tortures people in her home.
I remember a scene where this girl almost escapes with a knife, tries to get out the door but is cornered and gets tazed.
She jams her own head into the knife, exclaiming that she won't allow the girl to be the one to kill her.

Pretty gruesome, I know, but I've wanted to watch it for over a year and just can't find out what it is...


texts: How does sailing all around the Orbus Barrier work?

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At the end of the game we see a clear image that both Inferia and Celestia are spherical worlds.

before Seyfert's Ring was destroyed it, Seyfert's Observatory and Aifread's dock were sitting on the Orbus Barrier. from Aifread's dock you could sail on either side of the Orbus Barrier such as if you entered the dock from Inferia and went onto the barrier (or entered from Celestia and rotated 180 degrees), the Observatory would be upside down.

yet you can loop around if you go in one direction. if it was like the water barrier that surrounds Ephinea (Tales of Graces) it would make sense since it's spherical around the planet. but both Inferia and Celestia are spherical and Seyfert's Ring sits between the 2 worlds on the Orbus Barrier.

So how does sailing all around the Orbus Barrier work? how does the Van Eltia not fall off an edge of the Orbus Barrier?


texts: Which song is played in Akame ga Kill episode 1 at 1.34?

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Which song is played in this video at 1:34?
Akame ga Kill episode 1


texts: In the manga, Kenpachi can't hear his Zanpakuto's sound at all in the beginning. But when he's battling with Captain Unohana (previous Kenpachi, I heard), he began to hear his Zanpakuto's speaking. Does anyone know the Zanpakuto's name or its abilities?


texts: How can fans be used to augment earthbending?

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On Avatar Kyoshi's page on Avatar Wiki, it is stated that

  Avatar Kyoshi used a pair of fans to enhance her bending.

Also from the Earthbending page,

  Earthbenders have been known to use hammers and fans to augment their
  bending.

How can a pair of fans be used to augment earthbending?


texts: Legal sites for anime in Japanese (raw - no subs or dubs)?

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I was browsing on the internet looking for some legal sites that allow free or paid streaming of animes that are not subbed, are still in Japanese and are not dubbed. However, I can't seem to find any legal sites where I can actually find just the original animes that haven't been hard subbed.

Is there a list of legal websites that allow legal streaming of the animes without it being subbed or dubbed?


texts: Naruto and few episodes of Naruto Shippuuden are dubbed in English. Then it suddenly stopped. And also, few episodes used to be broadcasted in Cartoon Network, and that also stopped. Why has this happened?


texts: Given the fact that Itachi asked Obito to help him eliminate the Uchiha, why was he surprised when he knew about the secret mission?

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When reanimated Itachi fought against Naruto, he asked him what happened to Sasuke. Naruto proceeded to tell him about what Obito (at the time, Madara) said, and tells him the convince Sasuke to join the Akatsuki while taking revenge on Konoha for betraying his brother.

Itachi then looks surprised and says "Damn Madara, he knew about my secret mission after all".

However, given the fact that Itachi asked for his help in massacring the Uchiha, why is he so surprised? After all, he told him enough about it.


texts: After Kisame passed away, heck, even before he passed away, Samehada seemed to be attracted to Bee. What drove it to do so? The ownership of a sword only changes when the new owner defeats the old owner, isn't it? Or am I getting something confused here?


texts: Why was it so easy to defeat Toneri, Kinshiki and Momoshiki?

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Toneri had somewhat the same Goal as Madara. Madara gained Hagoromo's Power and Toneri, Hamura's. The both powers are, I believe equivalent.

Sharingan >> Rinnegan = Byakugan >> Tenseigan

He who awakens the Rinnegan, shall receive the Powers of Hagoromo and he who awakens the Tenseigan shall receive the Powers of Hamura. Which is exactly what happened. BUT... Toneri had the Power of Hamura, who has the equivalent Power as Hagoromo... Then, how was Naruto able to finish Toneri's Tenseigan (and the Powers of Hamura) away with one blow?? + just in Nine Tails Mode, without his Six Paths Powers.. It just doesn't add up.

Now.. let's move to the Movie Boruto:

Kinshiki and Momoshiki are very powerful beings... Momoshiki even has 3 Rinnegan (One in his Forehead, and one in each palm) and has also the equivalent, if not greater Power to those of Kaguya.... how the hell was he defeated by only Boruto (a child)? While it took Naruto & Sasuke to seal away (not defeat) Kaguya and they both had the Six Paths Powers, while Boruto had none whatsoever.


texts: Does there exist official material on the story of Laputa before its fall?

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Is there material (films, written stories, manga, etc) on the story of Laputa from Hayao Miyazaki's Castle in the Sky before its fall, that is endorsed by Miyazaki himself or by Studio Ghibli?

Or is the content about Laputa in Castle in the Sky all the content about Laputa that is ever going to be released?


texts: What was the first anime to be legally streamed online by its original broadcasters?

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I remember NieA_7 being streamed legally by the broadcaster's a week after the episode was released and this was like back in 2000ish. But, I am not sure if there were any other anime series before this that was also legally streamed online by their original broadcasters.

What was the first anime to be legally streamed online by it's original broadcasters?


texts: Who is the general depicted in the ending of Oda Nobuna no Yabou?

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At the very end of episode 12, as if a teaser of season 2 (which apparently is not happening), a general (or daimyo) is shown behind her armies.

The light novels' storyline goes further than the anime, so who is she?


texts: Gathering energy from other people to create an energy attack, which was the first anime to feature it?

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In Black Clover in one of the last episodes (I dont recall if it was #118 or #117) Litch the elf leader gathers energy from the other elfs to create an energy attack, similar to Goku's genki dama, to be more precise more similar to Trunks's "Genki Dama" "Sword of Hope", since the energy is gathered in the sword in both cases. Are these 2 animes the only ones who featured this idea?

Which was the first anime to feature the idea of gathering energy from other people to create an energy attack?


texts: Where can I buy Anime/Manga based Jigsaw Puzzles?

texts: I have started doing jigsaw puzzles with a friend and we were hoping to find one for FLCL but I was not able to find any (on American online stores at least). My Google-fu is pretty terrible though. So are there any American or Japanese (or other) stores that sell Anime based Puzzles? I am specifically looking for FLCL as I said but I was barely able to find any at all so anything would be appreciated. Or is my search futile and Puzzles are just an uncommon piece of Anime merchandise?


texts: In Fairy Tail, why couldn't Zeref just go to Edolas?

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Supposedly, the nature of Edolas prevents magic from being stored in the user's body or wielded. That means all Zeref needs to do to avoid killing everyone is to find a way to get to Edolas.

Even if the immortality remains (which is unlikely in my opinion) the death aura is a form of uncontrollable black magic (http://fairytail.wikia.com/wiki/Ankhseram_Black_Magic)


texts: What is Darkness saying while standing in front of Wiz's shop?

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In episode 6 of season 2 of Konosuba, Darkness says she didn't dislike Vanir before opening the door to the shop.  I've replayed that bit of audio over and over and I just can't pick out what the middle of the sentence is.  I think I hear the end of the phrase as (かてを), but I'm not entirely sure.

まあ, きらいない ______ (かてを).

Here's the audio. Sorry for the low volume.
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1AgdIHRUAYk


texts: When did Conan first met Haibara's sister?

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In the beginning of episode 128, Conan said that he knew Misami, Haibara's sister. However, we have never seen them meet before, how is that possible?

In the next episode, Misami told her sister that she suspects Conan to be Shinichi. I do not think she would think that unless she knew Conan well.


texts: Doujin, doujinshi, doujinshika and doujinka. What's the difference?

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In a world of self-published manga/anime/other related stuff, there are doujin, doujinshi, doujinshika and doujinka. What's the difference between those four?

Also, are these term used exclusively for anime and manga related?


texts: Would Historia Reiss become as big as Rod Reiss if she had turned into a titan?

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The humans become Titans through the use of an injected medicine, and the Titan form they take is due to the type of medicine injected. Therefore, it can be deduced Bertolt Hoover got an injection that gave him the gigantic form.
Case evidence is Rod Reiss, who became a Titan that is even bigger than Bertolt after he licked the spilled injection that he was trying to give to Historia.

Source
If so, does that mean Historia Reiss would have become a titan of the same size (or maybe even bigger since she would have been injected with the whole serum unlike Rod Reiss that only licked a bit) as her father?
That would kill Eren and Rod seeing as everyone died when Ross transformed except the ones protected by the hardening ability and Kenny who managed to get out but died short after from injuries as seen in the recent episode.
She wouldn't even be able to eat Eren that way and take his titan shifting power and the coordinate since he would be vaporized by all the heat and burried under the wreckage. So she would stay as a mindless titan.
I don't think Rod would want to die by it too so either he didn't knew it would be that big since the other times the ceremony happened the titan was smaller, or she simply wouldn't become that big (for some unexplainable reason or something that I'm not aware of).
In the same topic, from the manga spoilers that I have seen:

 If the mindless titans are in fact Marleyans traitors injected with the titan serum, shouldn't there exist some (during all these years) that would also become extremely bigger than the usual ones and become a threat to the walls?

My best guess is that this was missed out by the story writters, or that it would be explained in the future, or because the plot demanded it, or rule of cool. But I could be wrong.
This source, this one and this Reddit page might be important to the question.


texts: I've been rereading and rewatching DNAngel, and on thing that I can't remember is where the two of the came from. Did they just appear one day, or did someone create them?


texts: Where to find the song that is basically "next to you" played with a different instrument?

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In Episode 8 at 10:40, when Shinichi throws the dog in the trash, a song plays that I have not been able to find anywhere on the internet.

I know the song is basically "next to you" with a different instrument playing it, but I want to know where I can find the whole song played with that specific sound.

The original "next to you" OST just does not give the same sad feeling as this other song.


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In "World of Ice" (ep. 9), there is music that starts off with something that sounds like a harpsichord, after Himari enters a hidden door in the library (around 6:11). Strings (mostly playing pizzicato, I think) and a clarinet come in later. Normally I'd assume that this might be something original created from the anime — for instance, I've heard stuff that could pass as classical music in the Monogatari Series.

However, I've noticed pieces that were clearly not original being used in this series, such as the beginning of Mozart's Piano Sonata K. 331 (when Himari is still in the normal section of the library), or the famous theme from Dvořák's 9th symphony (in "Because I love him"). Thus, it seems plausible that this is not original music.

What is the music playing here? I tried to look up the soundtrack or the episode on the fan-made wiki, but neither gave a full listing. Is this original music, and if not, where is this music from?

Update: If I'm not mistaken, the same track appears in the first half of ep. 21 ("The Door of Fate We Choose"). This would suggest to me that it's more likely to be original music, but I'm not even completely sure right now if it's the same music.

Update 2: I tried to search Musipedia, which largely is a classical music identification site, for the beginning of this section of the soundtrack and came up with no results that seemed correct. I also listened to this section of "World of Ice" a second time and it struck me as less "Baroque" and "classical" than I initially thought. Original music seems more likely, but I'm still having trouble obtaining the title of this music. (It's definitely nothing listed on this Tumblr.)


texts: Why is Adult Gon Freecss' hair so long? Why is Illumi's hair long?

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Around the Chimera Ant arc in Hunter x Hunter, I have seen and understood how Gon would have to train for such a long time frame to have his hair be that long. But, Illumi also has long flowing hair.

Does this mean that Illumi has done something similar? Or maybe has Illumi just had a ton of bloodlust, and his hair went straight up?


texts: What's the song playing when the group is discussing what to do while Bisky throws the dodgeball in episode 70?

texts: What is the song that is played in episode 70 while the group is discussing what to do and it continues while Bisky throws the dodgeball?


texts: Does Sword Art Online Season 1 end at episode 25?

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I saw a post on the anime Facebook page that season 2 was confirmed. However, I can't remember how long ago that was. (The post was really just an image with white text saying Season 2 Confirmed).

I know that sometimes anime seasons go for 20+ episode and sometimes they go for half that yet have a second season that goes up to episode 20+. And since the 25 episodes of Sword Art Online have covers 2 games, I am wondering, is season 1 all 25 episodes or is the 25 episode actually 2 seasons (each season being a different game)?


texts: I've finished Kamisama Kiss Season 2 and now I'm going to watch the OVAs. The OVAs have ended the series but there are only 5 OVA episodes. So I want to know whether the OVAs covered everything for the manga or did it leave out some parts or does it have a different plot altogether?


texts: Why didn't the Kill-T-Gang drain (and kill) Akari's Libido during the Oberon's battle?

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Amara told Daichi that Capt. Manatsu (Daichi's father) died before crashing into his Kill-T-Gang form: he drained the Libido (lifeforce) out of the spaceman.

It is stated mid-series that merely approaching a Kill-T-Gang can have this effect, and its range is estimated in the 10,000 kilometers (because it could drain the whole planet by just landing on it).

It is also stated that the Neoteny are immune because of their connection to their Livlasters.

During the Oberon fight (ep.24), the four Knights are seen battling the Kill-T-Gang, but only three of them are Neoteny; Akari is just a ordinary human.

The Kill-T-Gang are far from the Blume (and Akari is pegged to the OUTSIDE of the ship), but at most a dozen kilometers.

Besides some trope being applied here to justify this Fiat, shouldn't Akari die?

What is protecting her?


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Just some random curiosity about the Dragons in Fairy Tail.

Acnologia,
Igneel,
Grandeeney,
Weisslogia,
Metalicana,
Skiadrum,
Atlas Flame,
Zirconis,
Motherglare,
Scissor Runner,
Revire,
Dark Dragon,
Rock Dragon

Are their names based on anything?


texts: Why are some Titan Shifters able to harden their Titan bodies when most can't?

texts: How can the Armored Titan and Annie in the Titan form harden their bodies, while Eren and the other Titan Shifters can't?


texts: What is the song in episode 3 of Your lie in April

texts: what was the music playing at background at 12:10 in episode 3 of Your lie in April


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From my understanding, there are three SDFs:

The SDF-1 which was the major focus of the first season.
The SDF-3 which is the flagship of the Robotech Expeditionary Force (REF), where Rick Hunter is.
The SDF-2 I wasn't too sure about, as at first I thought it was a separate ship built, but it was apparently destroyed with the SDF-1 in the final episode of the first season. (Not entirely sure if it's a separate ship or the repaired SDF-1.)

However, in Episode 78 ("Ghost Town"), the communications from the REF were coming from the SDF-4, so I'm wondering: How many SDF-#'s are there, and are they all the same as the SDF-1 (minus the aircraft carriers which were just a patch job)?


texts: Does Naruto have the potential to be as powerful as Kaguya Ōtsutsuki?

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In Chapter 692: Revolutions, Hagoromo said to Naruto that

  Even with the chakra of all the tailed beasts, you won't become like she did. Whatever the case maybe, you are different than my mother

I don't understand why Hagoromo gave Kaguya's example. He himself was a Jinchuriki, he was also powerful but it didn't corrupt him. With the tailed beasts inside him, does Naruto have the potential to be the strongest, surpassing even Hagoromo ?


texts: Why is SSJ3 shown as tiring to maintain, but SSJ4 is not?

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In several episodes of DB:Z and DB:GT, using SSJ3 form is shown to be very tiring for the user and burns up energy very quickly, compared to  SSJ1/2/enhanced/mystic/etc.

However, when DB:GT rolls around, SSJ4 form, while as tiring as all other enhanced forms, doesn't seem to put as much strain on the user, nor does it have a time limit, as with SSJ3.

Is there a distinct reason for this in terms of power drain, or how the body handles the transformation, or is this perhaps something overlooked when GT was created?


texts: Who is this character in Wagnaria / Working?

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The character in the image below appears a few times throughout the series.
She looks a bit like Yamada but Yamada is never seen wearing glasses while talking to the rest of the staff.

The image was taken at the 12:10 mark of EP11 but she appears in other episodes as well, although rarely.


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I remember seeing this on TV as a younger kid but I don't know what it's called. I think Adult Swim was where I saw it.
This girl runs off and joins this team that's in a race with a bunch of other alien species. Her dad is the leader but he doesn't know the girl is his daughter. Her mother was a pilot and she died in a race so the dad didn't want the daughter to race. There's an alien that has a white mask and shadow powers sorta. People think it killed her mother, bit it tried to help her before the ship exploded.
there's like this mother ship like thing that's the 'garages' are on and it moves to right above the next race start and then the racers drop from the ship.

Thank you in advance for any help given.


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From chapter 7 we know that Tonnura and Duke are brothers:

The next chapter, though, implies that Duke may not be Tonnura's only sibling.

Has it been revealed how many other siblings Tonnura has? And do we know anything about them (in particular, are they all large talking cats like Tonnura)?


texts: Why are next episode previews suddenly moved from TV to online?

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At the end of the 19th episode of Kill la Kill, it is announced that further episode previews will be moved to online.

  Hello, everyone! I have sad news for you today! This will be the final preview for the television broadcast of this show! From now on, please tune in to the web previews!

It appears that the main part's duration isn't increased all that much for the 20th episode, so the only reason I think this has is to attract viewers to the official website of the anime and, possibly, hook them on some other anime from the same TV channel or production studio.

Why did this happen?


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I'm reading the manga "Reincarnation no Kaben": there, the main characters get some powers from their previous lives, and hence are named after famous people of history.

I managed to find all of them except who the main antagonist should be: he is named after "Kouu the tyrant king". Does someone knows who the historical character they are referring to is? (Or is it a made up character?)