In all the series only the dress is changed. Ash doesn't grow up or does his maturity changes. What is the reason?
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I stopped following the Pokemon anime a while ago, but I know the series has had Ash go through many regions, including retreading at least one of them.  When Ash was about to get his eight badge, Misty mentioned that they'd been on the road for a year at that point.  I saw some recent episodes, and Ash looks nearly identical to when he first started as a trainer.  Normally I'd attribute that to cartoon sitcom logic, where the characters never age; but in a series with continuity and references to earlier seasons, this makes no sense.  What's the official word on a timeline for the Pokemon anime?
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At the end of First Class, Xavier is paralysed, and him and Magneto split paths. However at the beginning of Last Stand, it flashes back 20 years, and you see the grown up Xavier and Magneto, friends, talking to a young Jean Gray.  Did Xavier get the use of his legs back and then lose it again?  Or is this just a continuity error?
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In most fiction I've read or encountered, the change occurs as a simple consequence of the lunar cycle. Though from what I know of Harry Potter, the change that takes place is due to sighting the full moon (as occurs in the third movie, Prisoner of Azkaban) where the gang, plus Lupin, Severus, Sirius and Pettigrew emerge from the Whomping Willow and upon sighting the full moon he begins to change.  Is this the trigger for werewolves in the Potterverse? If not, why did he (Lupin as an example, though for any werewolf in general) not change whilst in the shrieking shack that night?  Edit: This  addresses Lupin's change but I'm after more general information about werewolves.
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I've found reasons on this site for Lupin's battered 'Professor' briefcase even though he hadn't taught before, but are the descriptions of his clothes an inconsistency? Can wizards not fix clothing even though a child can fix a pair of spectacles and another has a good crack at fixing a nose? Perhaps Lupin isn't quite as embarrassed about his condition as we think and is crying out for help?   Slughorn's clothes are similarly described to show his fall from glory or decline into old age.  Apart from the characterisation, is there a reason that wizards can't fix clothes, or is there an alternative explanation?
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In Flash Season 4 Episode 3 , at the end of the episode Joe tells Flash that Cecile is pregnant.  And in next scene everyone is happy and Joe giving them Cigars.  Why is that? Is that any kind of tradition?
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Half of my custom skin doesn't change when I edit it and save and upload it and it's frustrating because I'm just trying to make that half black... Can anyone help me out? It's only the legs and arms that aren't turning black when I want them to...  I'm using 1.7.10, but it let me change my skin before but not now, so it's just weird.
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If mass and matter cannot be created nor destroyed, then how does Mystique get taller or shorter, for example when she      imitates Trask in X-Men: Days of Future Past   Do her atoms and organs simply rearrange themselves? Does she become more dense?
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At the end of "Return of the Jedi" Anakin's head was replaced with the head of Hayden Christensen.   question asks when this was done, but what were Lucas' reasons for doing this?  All of the original Star Wars fans would surely be disappointed (as they were).  There is indeed proof that only the head on the ghost was changed, which makes it all the more ridiculous.    It seems that every time they release Star Wars on a new media they change something.  Why doesn’t it stay the same?
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When Mystique shape-shifts, she looks like the person she wants to imitate with their clothes on.  Now, if she removes these clothes and puts them away and then returns to her original form, do the clothes stay there? If so, isn't she violating one of the fundamental laws of physics, that something can't be created from nothing?
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In the movie Alien, Ash      turns out to be an android. At one point, he freaks out, rolls up a magazine, and stuffs it into Ripley's mouth.    What in the world was he trying to do?
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First of all, why was the anime completed before the manga? As far as I am aware, the anime is ahead of the latest manga chapters by a large margin.  I've heard that the anime actually differs from the manga; does this mean we might get a remake like Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood for Fullmetal Alchemist?  Furthermore, will the manga continue on with Akame's story? Will it explain some of the plot holes that were left unanswered in the anime?
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As requested by rand al'thor, a follow-up question to :  How many Hogwarts students changed year from book to film?  In the book series, we know Cho Chang was definitely in the year above Harry, for Wood tells Harry when he is in his third year:     'Harry, I've just found out who Ravenclaw are playing as Seeker. It's Cho Chang. She's a fourth-year, and she's pretty good ...'      Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban - p.188 - Bloomsbury - Chapter 13, Gryffindor versus Ravenclaw   However, in the film version of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (part 2), she is shown in the Room of Requirement with everybody else when the trio arrive via the secret passageway behind the picture of Ariana Dumbledore. This implies that she was not in the year above Harry (for she would have already left Hogwarts if she were (as per the books)) and was most likely in the same year as him.  says the same, though it does not seem to provide a reference - not needing to, of course, for it is never wrong ... :P  So, did Cho Chang definitely change years in the films and, if so, were there any others?  (Hint: I believe I recall seeing Katie Bell and Romilda Vane in Slughorn's potions class in The Half-Blood Prince so these are two free candidates to get you started. Proper references will garner upvotes :P )
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Up until "Dragonstone" (Game of Thrones, S07E01) we have only seen faceless men change faces, but when Arya takes on the 'Face' of Walder Frey she assumes more than just his face. She takes on his voice, mannerisms, stature, and posture. Certainly, some of that can be mimicry (changing one's voice, etc), but when Arya (as Walder) stands to make a toast she is like him in more than just 'face', we get an especially good view of the hands and his height.   So, how* does the 'magic' of the House of Black &amp; White/The Many Faced Gods work in respect to this? Does putting on the face of another grant one more than just a face?  Note: other questions bring into question how or whether Arya still has access to that magic. For the purpose of this question let us assume that she does.  *Edit: By "how" what I mean is 'to what extent' or 'how far does it go'. (not by what 'magically principal' (ie is it a transmutation or a glamour). The reference that points out that memories even come with it. The names "The Faceless Men" and "The Many-faced God" focus our attention on the 'facial' aspect but the 'magic' really appears to cover allow the 'wearer' access to the identity, in both mind and body.
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I'm not sure whether this question will make sense or not but what is the symbolism or meaning behind the logos or symbols that are associated with the walls of Maria, Rose &amp; Sina?      Are they suppose to represent the current King or are they some sort of recognizement of some past Kings and Queens in AOT in the last 100 years? What are the logos suppose to mean? Who is in them? If its not a person, is it suppose to represent or show how humans have managed to survive from titans in 100 years?  I haven't watched the anime in a while so whether it was revealed or not (I am not sure) however I am pretty sure they didn't address it. Does anyone know?
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I was recently having a discussion about Pokémon, and it came up that none of us were sure whether Ash's Pikachu in the series was male or female. Some (myself included) always thought it was male, whereas others could've sworn it was female.  Was there ever any canon evidence to point in one direction or another?
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So I just finished watching  but I could not understand if the murders took place or not?  From watching the movie I was certain the murders indeed happened and that's why the case was going on.  But if it did happen then why did Dr. Mallick say that Malcolm the convicted was thinking the accidents in his head? Had the murders already happened, and was Malcolm responsible? Why has he not been punished?   Perhaps I could not understand the plot clearly. I am also not sure if Timothy became Malcolm after he became older because the murders happened 4 years ago!
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What is the name of the anime TV show where a boy can summon beasts with crystals/gems. It was on SABC 2. There was also a boy that could summon a purple turtle . I think the gems were blue, green, and red.