It seems to be popular in a lot of Japanese writing, actually. The exact words 希望 and 絶望 are very common. Just look at Danganronpa. Anyone know the origins of such a theme, specifically of the specific words and why they have such relevance in Japanese fiction? The words are paired together in a ...

There was the person who was in a white room, white clothes, drank milk. The main character was this guy who had gloves that I think can do things but I forgot exactly what. I think one of the powers was that it could turn into a motorcycle. That's all I remember.

Above basically. What is the theme when Sasuke talks to Orochimaru in Shippuden episode 485 at around 09:00 minutes? I thought it was Itachi's theme or Obito's theme but I found that this is inaccurate. I've heard it so many times throughout the show but I always forget the name.

When Hom travels back 3 months to try to save Madoka, does she find a past Homura there or her future "mind" incarnates on her past body? If she finds a past Homura there does she have to kill her past self in order to prevent Madoka and the rest to meet two different Homuras?

In the anime naruto shippuden, the six tails host was captured withing 30-40 seconds only. Whereas naruto took couple of episodes. Was six tails this much weak than 9 tails?