How Well Do You Know Soul Eater?

If you got that wrong... WTF WHY ARE YOU HERE?

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The answer states that Crona is not identified as either male or female, but rather as Crona. This suggests that Crona does not conform to traditional gender labels and identifies outside of the binary gender system.

Based on the given information, the correct answer is False. This implies that JB is not killed by Stein in the manga.

The correct answer is 51. This means that there are 51 episodes of the Soul Eater anime.

The given answer, Marie X Stein, is confirmed canon because in the anime and manga series "Soul Eater," Marie Mjolnir and Franken Stein are shown to have a romantic relationship. Their relationship is explored and developed throughout the story, making it a confirmed and recognized pairing in the series.

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Justin Law ends up betraying the DWMA.

The correct answer is "Ultimate Written Exam." This can be inferred by using common sense and understanding that the question is asking for the name of the test that the DWMA has every year. Out of the given options, "Ultimate Written Exam" is the most fitting choice as it implies a comprehensive written assessment that would be suitable for an annual test.

The question is asking for the number of episodes that do not exist. Since something that does not exist cannot have a quantity, the correct answer is 0. However, none of the given options match this answer. Therefore, the question is incomplete or not readable, and an accurate explanation cannot be generated.

Medusa is first introduced in episode 7 of the anime.

Medusa has two sisters. This is based on Greek mythology, where Medusa is one of the three Gorgon sisters. The other two sisters are Stheno and Euryale. Together, they are known as the Gorgons, and Medusa is the most famous among them.

Azusa Yumi (Death Weapon) used to be in charge of East Asia. This suggests that she had a role or responsibility related to this particular continent. The other options, West Asia, West Europe, and Australia, are not mentioned in relation to her responsibilities, making East Asia the most logical choice.

The explanation for the given correct answer is that as a grim reaper, Kid is naturally inclined to preserve order. This obsession with symmetry is a manifestation of his desire for order and balance in his surroundings. However, it is mentioned that this obsession has become excessive, suggesting that Kid's need for symmetry has gone beyond what is considered normal or healthy.

Excalibur first appears in Volume 3, Chapter 6 of the manga.

DON'T JUDGE!

In this quote from Soul Eater, Liz suggests that the shinigami, or death gods, might have taken their lives. This implies that the shinigami have some control or influence over the lifespan of humans. The word "lives" fits perfectly in the blank, as it completes Liz's statement about the potential involvement of the shinigami in their existence.

Yeah so... I went with the manga version of the sword because... the anime copied it.. so yeah.. If it was manga VS anime, manga would win.

Death the Kid is known for his obsession with symmetry, constantly seeking balance and perfection in everything he encounters. He wields twin pistols, Liz and Patty Thompson, as his partners, but he does not possess the ability to transform into a weapon himself. Unlike some other characters in the series, Kid primarily uses his weapons rather than becoming one himself.