Related to , but I would like to know specifically for (young, not future) trunks and goten, how they managed to become super saiyans at such a young age - the others all went through a stressful emotional event that pushed them over the edge, yet while these two were growing up, I can't imagine them going through anything similar - there was no villain at the time.
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Most Saiyan (Goku, Vegeta, Gohan, etc.) who evolved into Super Saiyan had trouble fulfilling one of the requirements to evolve: Their rage or other emotions had to be extreme.  However, there are two exceptions: Goten and Trunks (not the Trunks from the future). How did they achieve it? They hadn't seen or done anything that could drive them to such a level of rage/intense emotion to allow them to turn into Super Saiyan.
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In Marvel Cinematic Universe, military tried to create super soldiers like Hulk, but they failed. So, the program was shut down.  Where did they fail? Didn't Blonsky get Wolverine-type super healing capability? Why couldn't it make the military stronger? Other than this, wasn't Abomination a success (despite the fact that it wasn't an original work of the military)? He was defeated by Hulk, but enemy forces don't have a Hulk. When it comes to anger, who cares as long as you are focused on the target? Abomination was indeed in full control and he was always after Hulk.
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In Episode 3 Yoda fought Sidious and in the end, ran away. Why?  Did he realize that Sidious is stronger than him OR did he realize he is not meant to defeat him?  Wasn't Yoda able to tell how strong his enemies are, or more tell how strong the Force is?
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@Valorum said     ...not to mention the sheer strain that comes from continually using the Force at an advanced age.   To my feeble mind, this doesn't make sense. Approaching 900 years old, Yoda is still as strong as any whippersnapper in terms of Force power and usage. Despite his old age, Obi Wan shouldn't have any problems with using his Force powers.  This got me to thinking, does the Force begin to leave you as you age? Is it a flow of Force power that goes down based on (I hate to say this) a decrease in midichlorian count as you approach your expiration date?
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I checked the Wikipedia article and some interviews, and haven't found any specific answer.  What specifically does the "awakening" of the Force in the title refer to?  Was the Force somehow asleep or dormant? (which would, since it Binds The Galaxy Together, explain the Inflationary cosmological models).  Or that there were no active Force users since Vader and Sidious offed every Jedi and then each other? We know Luke's still around.  Or something else?  Canon or word-of-god answers only, please.
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The MC reincarnated himself through his own magic after his party defeated the demon king. Before he used his magic to do so, he took the daughter from the demon king and traveled with her over the world. After he used his reincarnation magic he was born in a noble family where the daughter of the demon king is now working as a maid in this family. He also has an older/younger (not sure) brother. Through his knowledge he starts his training of body, swordsmanship and magic as a baby. Years later his brother wants to play with him but he denies him every time. But one day he accepts it to play tag. His brother can't catch him. After that, he requests from the mc to teach him his magic. He denied again, but made an offer. Only when he can catch him, would he teach him his magic. I hope I'm not mixing up different mangas.
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Just seen a picture of Vader Force-choking a trooper. And then I started wondering: what if they had cloned a Sith (or a Jedi). Would the clones have the Force? Specifically, would they have the same Force as the original?
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I know what the  is, but I haven't found a lot of information as to their nature, such as where they came from, what they're capable of, or, most importantly, what they actually are.  Are they deities, or are they the pinnacle of being connected to the Force, or are they the next (or final) step for those who become Force ghosts?  Are they Force itself?  I've oft-heard people refer to the "will of the Force," so that makes me curious if it's actually their will.  ** I feel that it is important to mention that there is a common misconception that Yoda is a Whill.  George Lucas has strongly denied this.  Yoda's race is a mystery to fans, as far as I am aware, as Lucas has not revealed it yet.
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How old is Wolverine? Wasn't he in the civil war or something? It seems like movies keep showing flashbacks of earlier and earlier events.
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In chapter 604 of the manga, it is shown that Kakashi kills Rin. This fulfills the requirement to activate the Mangekyou Sharingan. So that should have been the moment when Kakashi was able to use the Mangekyou Sharingan.   Also, the Yellow Flash was still alive when this happens, so this means that Naruto was not yet born. This clearly points to the fact that from the very beginning of the Naruto series, Kakashi had his Mangekyou Sharingan activated.   When Kakashi first fought Itachi (when Itachi and Kisame appear at Konoha) and faced the Tsukuyomi he was devastated in a moment, even though he had his Mangekyou Sharingan active (though not used). But the next time they face (during the rescue mission of Gara), he was able to withstand it.  Now my first question is, was Kakashi unaware of his Mangekyou Sharingan until he faced Itachi, or was he not proficient in using it. Also why in the Naruto series (I mean the series before the start of Shippuden) didn't Kakashi use his Mangekyou Sharingan?  Now for my second question, in the same chapter, a few pages back, just when Kakashi strikes the blow at Rin, Obito's vision starts to fade as he can sense Rin dying. Does this mean Obito's Mangekyou Sharingan was awakened at the same time? We know that Kakashi and Obito shares the same "other dimension" because of the same Sharingan that the both use (not the same eye, but the eye of the same Uchiha). So does the same apply for their activation of Mangekyou Sharingan?
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Can a child in Naruto inherit both abilities from his parents' clans?  For example, if Ino and Sasuke had a child is there a possibility for it to have both Uchiha's Sharingan and Yamanaka's mind transfer jutsu?
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If you cut Deadpool exactly in half, which half would regenerate and grow the rest of his body?  Or would both halves regenerate a complete Deadpool?  Has this happened in the comics? (I haven't had a chance to read them ALL).  Would this be a plausible way to 'clone' Deadpool?  Edit: I should also clarify that I'm talking about the possibility of him being split down the middle, not severed at the waist, which has happened in a comic and his legs simply grew back.
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In the tournament of power, Goku was pushed to his limits several times, and he awakened Ultra Instinct Omen, and Mastered Ultra Instinct. But in the battle with Broly (in which I would assume he was pushed to his limits too, since       not even with Vegeta was he able to defeat Broly in Super Saiyan Blue   He couldn't awaken Ultra Instinct, not even Omen Ultra Instinct, and in the new manga arc we see he was "Ultra Instinct-less" for several years. Why wasn't Goku's Ultra Instinct awakened in his battle with Broly?
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Anakin Skywalker was about nine years old (see script link, below) during "The Phantom Menace". Yet according to various people, he was too old (or even "far too old") to begin training as a Jedi:   QUI-GON: "I'm afraid not. Had he been born in the Republic, we would have identified him early, and he would have become Jedi, no doubt...he has the way. But it's too late for him now, he's too old." OBI-WAN: "The boy will not pass the Council's tests, Master, and you know it. He is far too old." MACE WINDU: "He is too old. There is already too much anger in him." and even ANAKIN himself: "I'm with Qui-Gon...but...they're not going to let me be a Jedi. I'm too old."   All quotes above from .  However, during "The Empire Strikes Back" Yoda gives Luke's age (18 in chapter IV according to the ) as the reason to deny him training only after first saying that Luke is:   too impatient too angry not ready is unfocused ("Never his mind on where he was") and reckless   All from .  I would have thought that, if at 9 Anakin was too old, Yoda would have seen Luke at 18+ and started off by saying, "No chance, he has".  So, what is the age to begin Jedi training?
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This is something I heard mentioned in passing several (around five?) years ago, so I haven't read the book, nor have I watched the movie.  I think I heard about the movie, but I believe it's based on a book.  It's really more horror than sci-fi/fantasy, but I guess it could qualify for some sci-fi/fantasy sub-genres...  In retrospect, I've thought that what I remember is a lot like "The Hunger Games" and that I may have heard early talks about the film adaptation, but I don't really think so...  Some (young?) teens have been abducted and placed on an island (or somewhere else remote and isolated). (I assume) Only one of them will be allowed to leave, so they'll have to fight and kill each other. To prevent them from co-operating - or hatching a plan to escape - they've all been collared with something akin to shock-collars that will shock them (and possibly kill them) if they spend too much time in proximity to each other.  I believe it's somewhat Saw-like.
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A  apparently had tons of stuff not shown in English ones.  One of the most intriguing pieces for me was a scene where      ... Finn ...   armed with a lightsaber fights a stormtrooper armed with some sort of weird weapon - which Blocks the lightsaber!.    What is that weapon and how does it manage to block?  UPDATE: found an animated GIF of the fight. I hope nobody gets a headache, sorry in advance:
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Right so seeing as the new Deadpool movie shows the origins of Deadpool: specifically, he got cancer... blah blah had to get him the healing factor from Wolverine.  But that makes no sense — they used the same actor, so I'm assuming there must be some connection, right... right?