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Did You Know Anime #7 answers

October 31, 2026. All seven Ladder questions with answers, plus the Who's That Anime? puzzle.

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  1. Rung 1 · Easy

    Which studio animates the Demon Slayer anime?

    Answer: ufotable

    Did you know? The studio was already famous for Fate/Zero and The Garden of Sinners before Demon Slayer. More facts

  2. Rung 2 · Easy

    Inosuke wears the head of what animal as a mask?

    Answer: A boar

    Did you know? It's the head of the boar who raised him, and he fights with his self-taught Beast Breathing. More facts

  3. Rung 3 · Medium

    Which Breathing style does Tanjiro first learn from Urokodaki?

    Answer: Water Breathing

    Did you know? His mentor Sakonji Urokodaki is a former Water Hashira. More facts

  4. Rung 4 · Medium

    Who created Jujutsu Kaisen?

    Answer: Gege Akutami

    Did you know? Akutami wrote and drew it for Weekly Shōnen Jump from 2018 to 2024. More facts

  5. Rung 5 · Hard

    Which fantasy author wrote the English dub script of Princess Mononoke?

    Answer: Neil Gaiman

    Did you know? Neil Gaiman adapted Miramax's English script, making significant changes for American audiences.

  6. Rung 6 · Hard

    Who voices Sasuke Uchiha in the Japanese Naruto anime?

    Answer: Noriaki Sugiyama

    Did you know? Noriaki Sugiyama voices Sasuke; the others voice Kakashi, Naruto and Sakura. More facts

  7. Rung 7 · Legend

    Codename: Sailor V, the precursor to Sailor Moon, debuted in which magazine?

    Answer: RunRun

    Did you know? Sailor V launched in RunRun in 1991; Sailor Moon followed in sister magazine Nakayoshi that December. More facts

Who's That Anime?

The answer was Haikyu!!.

  1. A 2024 film subtitled 'The Dumpster Battle' adapts its showdown against Nekoma High.
  2. Production I.G's 2014 TV adaptation of a manga that ran in Weekly Shōnen Jump 2012–2020.
  3. A short boy takes up his sport after seeing a player nicknamed 'the Little Giant' on TV.
  4. Karasuno High, a fallen powerhouse, is mocked by local rivals as 'the Wingless Crows'.
  5. A short, explosive jumper teams up with genius setter 'the King of the Court' in high school volleyball.

Did you know? Its title comes from 排球 (haikyū), a Japanese word for volleyball.

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