Weirdly the site's dl folder version still doesn't recheck to this, but work perfectly.

@freaky Other than this torrent "missing" the recently released [chapter 35](https://mega.nz/#!dJkGxaCK!cRDOBVcjzC_yK88XnMTh_Zof4bALOOr7UWVFqjQfo30), all files have identical hashes to those in the DDL folder. @chillock Your last batch torrent of this series was for [chapters 1-27](https://nyaa.si/user/chillock?f=0&c=0_0&q=Killing+Morph) and according to your [website](https://chillockscans.com/2019/09/30/killing-morph-chapter-35/), chapter 36 should be the final one, so why did you make a torrent for chapters 1-34 and not include chapter 35, which you had already finished as per its upload timestamp, instead of waiting until you have finished one more chapter before making a final batch torrent? I also wonder why this torrent seems to have been created from an outdated folder, because it still has the typo in the filename of c09, unlike the DDL folder, which also a seperate subfolder for volume 2.

I rechecked the torrent twice. 9 is different size then the dl folder and 16 and 18 still are missing. All three are fine with no errors when reading. https://files.catbox.moe/bm3h5x.PNG So i just finished it and now there two ch 9 with no (1). That really weird. Always just weird.

@freaky \> 9 is different size then the dl folder No. Your torrent client can not find chapter 9 in your download folder because the filename in this torrent has a typo ("Mo**pr**h" instead of "Mo**rp**h"). Like I said earlier, all files have identical hashes to those in the DDL folder. To verify this, open a Command Prompt by navigating to the folder shown in your screenshot with Explorer, holding "Shift" and right-clicking on the free white area to the right of the file list, clicking "Open command window here" and running the following commands by copying and pasting the first line into the newly opened black window, pressing "Enter", then repeating the last two steps for the seconds line: `certutil -hashfile "[Chillock] Killing Moprh Chapter 9.zip" MD5` `certutil -hashfile "[Chillock] Killing Morph Chapter 9.zip" MD5` The hashes shown on the second line of each command's output should be identical. \> 16 and 18 still are missing No. Torrent files do not actually contain the hashes for each individual file, but a hash list of the many (concatenated) small pieces that make up the seperate files. For example, this torrent consists of 1024 pieces with a (default) length of 256 KiB each. For whatever reason, when creating the torrent, chapters 18, 9 and 16 were concatenated in that order, instead of alphanumerically, and then split up into many small pieces. The very end of chapter 18 belongs to the same piece as the very start of chapter 9 and the very end of chapter 9 belongs to the same piece as the very start of chapter 16. Your torrent client can not find chapter 9, therefore it marks it as completely missing and chapters 18 and 16 as missing their end and start part, respectively. This does not mean that chapters 16 and 18 are incomplete, but your client does not know that. \> now there two ch 9 with no (1) No. Read the last paragraph of my previous comment, or the first of this one.

To conclude: Ignore your torrent client being unable to rehash the files, delete the chapter 9 with the typo, download chapter 35, if you have not done so already, and you will have the latest files. P.S.: A simple mnemonic: Th**e**n = tim**e** ("I brushed my teeth, th**e**n went to bed.") Th**a**n = comp**a**rison ("A cheetah can run faster th**a**n a lion.")

Now this is good!!!

So 36 is end.