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Hunter × Hunter [ハンター×ハンター] #36
HUNTER×HUNTER 36
クラピカ主催の念の講習中に参加者の一人が殺害された。講習を続行しつつ、暗殺者を探すクラピカ。一方、第2王子は第1王子の殺害に向かい、第13王子の部屋では異変が。不可解な事件が続く中、旅団が動き出し!?
208 pages, Paperback
First published October 4, 2018
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About the author
Yoshihiro Togashi
322 books1,325 followersYoshihiro Togashi (冨樫義博) is a manga artist. Credited in Chinese translations as Fu Jian Yi Bo.
He began drawing manga at an early age; while he attended college, the publisher Shueisha recognized his talent. Togashi has authored numerous manga series in different genres during the past three decades. He is perhaps best known for writing and illustrating the YuYu Hakusho and Hunter × Hunter series, both of which have been published in the popular Weekly Shōnen Jump magazine. Togashi is married to Naoko Takeuchi, the author of Sailor Moon.
He began drawing manga at an early age; while he attended college, the publisher Shueisha recognized his talent. Togashi has authored numerous manga series in different genres during the past three decades. He is perhaps best known for writing and illustrating the YuYu Hakusho and Hunter × Hunter series, both of which have been published in the popular Weekly Shōnen Jump magazine. Togashi is married to Naoko Takeuchi, the author of Sailor Moon.
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October 5, 2020
honestly how hard can it be to find hisoka on this boat just gather a bunch of 12 year olds and he’ll show up eventually
October 5, 2018
"mafia+the spiders+zodyck family+hisoka+hunter association+kurapika+princes+successions war=omg"
1. the spiders have good manners
2. so the king has like tombs ready... there are 14 though?? will the king die too???
3. i feel so bad for hanzo since he was in charge of protecting the princess but she died.. and he had his revenge so.. yeah
4. the 2nd prince is planning something or she's just dumb.
5. her nen cat power is amazing!
6. the twin princes, fugitsu's power to make tunnels is cute! i love the door designs!
7. the cute crush that body guard has on biscuit!! omg new romance!
8. THE 4TH PRINCE IS A SPECIALIST... holy cow
9. the Spiders are legit.. omg
10. one of the mafia ppl is making someone impersonating hisoka.. this is bad
11. i love how illumi is all, "hi guys im on a business trip"
this volume is all the intro to drama, my question is... where is hisoka?
1. the spiders have good manners
2. so the king has like tombs ready... there are 14 though?? will the king die too???
3. i feel so bad for hanzo since he was in charge of protecting the princess but she died.. and he had his revenge so.. yeah
4. the 2nd prince is planning something or she's just dumb.
5. her nen cat power is amazing!
6. the twin princes, fugitsu's power to make tunnels is cute! i love the door designs!
7. the cute crush that body guard has on biscuit!! omg new romance!
8. THE 4TH PRINCE IS A SPECIALIST... holy cow
9. the Spiders are legit.. omg
10. one of the mafia ppl is making someone impersonating hisoka.. this is bad
11. i love how illumi is all, "hi guys im on a business trip"
this volume is all the intro to drama, my question is... where is hisoka?
January 18, 2019
So while I'm super glad that the Spiders have finally been reintroduced in this one... the majority of this volume honestly didn't interest me that much 8'D
Honestly, just a lot of setup (again) and more political machinations and murderous plots from princes... Even the Spiders didn't really have anything interesting happen with them - despite the fact that they're looking for Hisoka (which if he's on the ship spells troubleeeee) there hasn't really been anything substantial with them...
Hopefully the next volume will be better? ._.
Chapter notes below for reference:
Honestly, just a lot of setup (again) and more political machinations and murderous plots from princes... Even the Spiders didn't really have anything interesting happen with them - despite the fact that they're looking for Hisoka (which if he's on the ship spells troubleeeee) there hasn't really been anything substantial with them...
Hopefully the next volume will be better? ._.
Chapter notes below for reference:
September 2, 2022
Things really start to pick up in this volume. It is just too bad that I am almost to the hiatus section.
October 14, 2019
SPOILERRRRRSSSSSSSSS
OK WHEN DID ILUMNI AND HISOKA GET ENGAGED UHM
I freaking LOVE the phantom troupe and I am so happy to see them again! The whole mafia/succession arc storyline is really great and impressive. I loved every scene with our new main villain The 4th prince, I really liked Theta (the main villains bodyguard that was on our side), and I loved seeing Kurapika again! (In a sleek black suit like an edge lord, serving the underground, no less.) also, I loved the bodyguard that fell in love with Biscut once he saw her true form, and was like “those muscles are beautiful!” Like how CUTE!!!!!
The nen beasts and the rules of the succession war are explained a lot but I still managed to have some lacking in understanding. The explanations should’ve been clearer and more to the point, we have too much repetition circling around the rules keeping them mysterious which can have its perks but with this many characters it’s too much for me to keep up with. I just wanted to understand the rules a little easier! There was definitely a lot more dialogue than I was used to, and it was a struggle at times. But that was more in the other volumes in this arc than this one. This one I was more invested so it was easier.
The artwork is also stunning as usual, there are a ton of new nen creatures and characters that Had to be created and I thought they were amazing, the nen beasts really fitting the aesthetic of their prince. IMO I think that the princes should’ve died quicker, as a succession battle having only one of them dead after half of the trip confused me. Other people were dying, but not the main princes. Odd.
Also random but I really liked the girl (ka-cho) who could travel through the wall in a tunnel she made and ka-chin her sister. (Ch383) It was so sad and brutal!
Also Prince Camilla showed up for a short time but I really liked her and wanted more.
OK WHEN DID ILUMNI AND HISOKA GET ENGAGED UHM
I freaking LOVE the phantom troupe and I am so happy to see them again! The whole mafia/succession arc storyline is really great and impressive. I loved every scene with our new main villain The 4th prince, I really liked Theta (the main villains bodyguard that was on our side), and I loved seeing Kurapika again! (In a sleek black suit like an edge lord, serving the underground, no less.) also, I loved the bodyguard that fell in love with Biscut once he saw her true form, and was like “those muscles are beautiful!” Like how CUTE!!!!!
The nen beasts and the rules of the succession war are explained a lot but I still managed to have some lacking in understanding. The explanations should’ve been clearer and more to the point, we have too much repetition circling around the rules keeping them mysterious which can have its perks but with this many characters it’s too much for me to keep up with. I just wanted to understand the rules a little easier! There was definitely a lot more dialogue than I was used to, and it was a struggle at times. But that was more in the other volumes in this arc than this one. This one I was more invested so it was easier.
The artwork is also stunning as usual, there are a ton of new nen creatures and characters that Had to be created and I thought they were amazing, the nen beasts really fitting the aesthetic of their prince. IMO I think that the princes should’ve died quicker, as a succession battle having only one of them dead after half of the trip confused me. Other people were dying, but not the main princes. Odd.
Also random but I really liked the girl (ka-cho) who could travel through the wall in a tunnel she made and ka-chin her sister. (Ch383) It was so sad and brutal!
Also Prince Camilla showed up for a short time but I really liked her and wanted more.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
February 7, 2023
im sorry there is just nothing quite as addicting as when hxh gets going like now that we are in full swing of the arc I cannot stop reading, im sorry for doing so many manga in a row but this is just like candy to the extreme, it feels sooooo good to keep track of all the moving pieces from the princes and queens and their body guards to the different mafia families to the spiders and the zodiac its so cool to have everyone in the same place and navigating this complex ecosystem that is the ship, im loving this so much. I should be writing my Sula review since i finished that yesterday but ughghjdfkgsjdlf
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October 30, 2024This arc continues to be super interesting... I love it.
August 30, 2022
Je veux lire la suite 😭😭😭
December 19, 2019
As much as a can criticize the writing or over explanation of this arc, I have to give praise for the sheer courage of it all. There are so many moving pieces to account for, so many balls to keep from hitting the ground. And in spite of all that, the damn thing just works. When it started out, I couldn't really see where this story was going and wasn't really feeling it, but once again Togashi has won me over. If for no other reason than the sheer sport of this kind of storytelling. The spectacle of having so many factions- each with individual members who may have their own self-interests-would be enough to carry this arc. But that doesn't even account for the likes of Kurapika, the Spiders, and the princes, all of which have a strong sense of identity. I don't even know where an analysis would begin. I am feeling the lack of small, charming character moments, but there's not really any room left for those.
August 27, 2023
my review for the entire series:
4/5
very intricate and creative plot, magic system, and unexpected character arcs, but too much exposition and loses focus a lot towards the end.
4/5
very intricate and creative plot, magic system, and unexpected character arcs, but too much exposition and loses focus a lot towards the end.
May 25, 2022
Overwhelmed by how much I love this series. It has indeed been a journey from watching the entire Chimera Ant arc in a week (72 episodes) to stress-reading the manga when I was supposed to be studying for my finals. It's a shame that this manga probably will never finish. I hope the creator gets well soon and finishes the story. :(
EDIT: I TYPED THIS REVIEW WITH THE "HOPE CREATORS FINISHES STORY" AS THE END AND THEN ON TUESDAY TOGASHI SAID HES RESUMING HIS WORK ON THE MANGA DSDHJBBDHBDF I LITERALLY MANIFESTED IT
EDIT: I TYPED THIS REVIEW WITH THE "HOPE CREATORS FINISHES STORY" AS THE END AND THEN ON TUESDAY TOGASHI SAID HES RESUMING HIS WORK ON THE MANGA DSDHJBBDHBDF I LITERALLY MANIFESTED IT
July 28, 2020
4 of 5 stars
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July 8, 2020
im upset there aren't more chapters
June 10, 2025
A lot of new characters and I'm not sure I really care about any of them.
July 13, 2022
spiders!!!!!!
October 17, 2018
実は。。。あまり面白くなかった。今回の話はちょっとインテリ過ぎ。英語なら付ける気がするでも日本語は。。。ちょっと。それで字が多い！！！！
一つの事が面白かったしずくはクロロの本はデスノートみたい言った時笑わせた。そうだよねー。でもそれだけは似ていない。字の多い事もデスノートみたい。前巻がこんなに字多くなかった。グリードアイランドは特に絵で説明してくれた。そこのスタイルに戻りたい。
一つの事が面白かったしずくはクロロの本はデスノートみたい言った時笑わせた。そうだよねー。でもそれだけは似ていない。字の多い事もデスノートみたい。前巻がこんなに字多くなかった。グリードアイランドは特に絵で説明してくれた。そこのスタイルに戻りたい。
February 20, 2021
Literally have no idea what I’ve just read 🤷♀️
October 4, 2024
homeboy really said "fuck it what if i did two arcs at the same time shit would be hilarious" he too good for us
Ja David, min första 5 är en manga so what
Ja David, min första 5 är en manga so what
December 8, 2022
For the love of God, man. QUIT INTRODUCING NEW CHARACTERS!!! JUST DO STUFF WITH THE ONES YOU ALREADY HAVE!
July 1, 2022
I had meant to review the entire series, but the character limit stopped me. Attached is part one if anyone is curious: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
4.5/5
(Volumes 30 to 36- all specific spoilers covered)
Chimera Ants
To my surprise, immediately after Greed Island readers are launched into the famous Chimera Ants arc. Yes, it wasmildly disappointing for me when Kite appeared instead of Ging. This arc however, definitely did not disappoint the high expectations I had for it- yet it is far from perfect.
To start, what I loved and think is worth the hype it gets. The character and relationship development is incredible. Gon and Killua's friendship is very well expanded upon, with the effects of Gon's selfish tendencies coming to surface. I am so glad their friendship's underlying issues are explored instead of passed off with the characters being young. Despite doing nearly everything together, their different upbringings cause Gon and Killua to have dissimilar takeaways and similarly, divergent journeys. Gon's innocence from growing up on Whale Island versus Killua being raised as an assassin... Gon is introduced to the darker aspects of the world while for Killua, the opposite is true.
Its's quite sad, in how Killua places so much of his self worth onto his friendship while he is forced to confront his own shortcomings- he silently takes upon the burdens of Gon's actions without considering Gon's faults. This arc oversees great development and insight for Killua's character in which he grows separately from his friendship with Gon.
Regarding Gon, this arc is monumental to his character. His selfishness in the form that he is the only one allowed to sacrifice themselves, is taken to the extreme under the influence of his rage and guilt over . The climatic moment of this arc for Gon is an iconic animanga scene. Rightfully so, as it truly highlights Gon's complexities and is a moment built up to over the course of the series.
While still on the topic of characters... Meruem, Palm and Netero (more on the latter later) stand out. While Meruem's development was foreseeable, his relationship with Komugi struck my feelings nevertheless. At first, I was skeptical of how meaningful it would be (I generally despise romance/love used for character development or motives), but Meruem and Komugi's fate Palm is kind of a weird one... To say the least, when she is first introduced, she is extremely unstable and attention seeking- leading her to cling to Gon in Novu's absence. I initially figured she would become some kind of comic relief or cannon fodder but her character developed nicely. To put it simply, reflects her character. She has clearer visions and no longer requires blood (self harm) to do so. Her change represents her gaining stability and understanding she did not possess prior.
In regards to the abundance of other characters introduced, I did not care for a portion of them. Some honorable mentions though- Morau is a great depiction of an experienced hunter; Knuckle subverted and far surpassed my expectations; mostly all the ants allied with the main crew and the royal guards are all significant contributions to the cast.
(Additional commentary)
However, I think Neferpitou was a better character before Meruem’s appearance- their unhinged qualities and edge gave way afterwards making them less distinctive. Pouf was extremely annoying as intended, so while I hate him, I can’t hate his character as this arc needed his contributions. Shoot doesn’t leave much of an impression on me, all his internal monologues just served as plot devices to boost Gon and Killua. I did not like his change of heart upon witnessing Gon and Killua’s bravery. Speaking of bravery… Novu was done dirty upon what I believe, Togashi realizing how convenient and powerful his ability is.
This arc started feeling really impactful after Overall, the Chimera Ants arc is the best comprehensive representation of Togashi’s writing. Albeit the pacing being slow and some characters, in my opinion unnecessary, a very interesting, multifaceted story is told.
Regarding the events afterwards, I don’t think the Chimera Ants arc held as much impact as it should have in HxH. This is my main criticism of this arc. While post mortem nen is a feature I like,
Chairman Election and Dark Continent Expedition
While this arc felt like a clean up device for the prior, it was still rather enjoyable. I like Alluka, but she was definitely not originally included in the story… Considering how significant she is to Killua, I refuse to believe that Killua just never mentioned her before. Alluka is great, but exists because Togashi did not want Gon to die. I also wish the 12 Zodiacs or more about the Hunter Association could have been mentioned prior, but it’s not huge. Another thing that bothered me was Tsubone’s comments on Illumi.
When moral relativism and ambiguity is a huge theme in HxH, this misses the mark for me. Coupled with her comments associating Illumi and Milluki with Kikyo over the rest of the family, I don’t really get what Togashi was going for here. Potentially this suggests a divide in the Zoldyck family, and it’s highly likely Tsubone sides with Silva and Zeno in such. The inaccuracies in her perspective are consequently demonstrated in her quip about Killua being happier while under his family’s control but still… I just don’t get why this was added.
Regarding the election itself, I feel like its events got lost for me in Killua’s mission to revive Gon. Although, I liked seeing Ging’s mind at work- especially in his interactions with Pariston. Pariston’s character is an interesting addition quite befitting of his former title of ‘Rat’. I look forward to what these two hold in store for the plot. The rest of the zodiacs and Leorio’s involvement did not stand out to me. I liked the idea of Leorio stepping up for Gon, but it felt a little forced considering their lack of interaction (still a satisfying punch though).
Overall, this arc delivers when Gon finally meets Ging. It’s a well deserved moment that provides a sense of closure. The latter however, dissipates with the introduction of the Dark Continent but I am not complaining when the world of HxH still has so much to offer.
Succession Contest
While I don’t know if readers will ever be able to see the end of this arc, it is definitely on track to becoming one of the best in the series and my favorite.
Firstly- it encompasses (in my opinion) the best fight in the series. Hisoka versus Chrollo has been long awaited since Yorknew and this ended up surpassing my already high expectations. I loved the use of strategy by Chrollo and watching the different abilities fit together. Great fight choreography. Overall the Phantom Troupe and Hisoka will be very interesting to follow moving forwards.
The succession contest itself has done an amazing job weaving politics, relationships and nen. Each prince brings something different to the page. Togashi’s unique designs used to depict the quirkiness of the HxH world and ant hybrids has now created creatures straight from a horror/thriller. Tserriednich’s nen guardian is so distinctly frightening. Throughout, amazing art and imagery. Nen guardians are a good addition and figuring out their powers along with their hosts’ has been very fun. I really like all the new powers introduced this arc- especially Camilla’s nen beast and Fugetsu and Kachin’s interconnected abilities.
I love how much is going on aboard the Black Whale. Despite that, it doesn’t feel convoluted and I feel as though all the pieces will start falling together nicely.
Overview
Well that sums up most of my thoughts on each arc! Hunter x Hunter really stands out to me in its range of moods and characters. The variety makes it a very entertaining read. I didn’t expect to like Gon as the main character at first, but following his character’s journey has been a pleasant surprise. The plot has far surpassed the fairly high expectations I had going in. I will make some final comments on the art- it’s pretty inconsistent but overall well drawn and the panels have good flow. It really ranges from incredibly impressive to hard to make out. My only complaint would be inconsistencies with character design as I can only recognize Chrollo by his coat and forehead cross. I will stress how great the majority of this series is- it is definitely worth the read regardless of its hiatus situation. Needless to say, I can now join in on the excitement from announcement of HxH’s return this year!
On a side note, I don’t really know why I made this review THIS long but it was fun to dump/rant my thoughts somewhere. Word count is just under 4000 (parts one and two) for reference which marks my longest review to date… I’m incredibly flattered and grateful if I’ve managed to maintain anyone’s attention up until this point! Hopefully something about my ramblings is coherent and constructive.
4.5/5
(Volumes 30 to 36- all specific spoilers covered)
Chimera Ants
To my surprise, immediately after Greed Island readers are launched into the famous Chimera Ants arc. Yes, it was
To start, what I loved and think is worth the hype it gets. The character and relationship development is incredible. Gon and Killua's friendship is very well expanded upon, with the effects of Gon's selfish tendencies coming to surface. I am so glad their friendship's underlying issues are explored instead of passed off with the characters being young. Despite doing nearly everything together, their different upbringings cause Gon and Killua to have dissimilar takeaways and similarly, divergent journeys. Gon's innocence from growing up on Whale Island versus Killua being raised as an assassin... Gon is introduced to the darker aspects of the world while for Killua, the opposite is true.
Its's quite sad, in how Killua places so much of his self worth onto his friendship while he is forced to confront his own shortcomings- he silently takes upon the burdens of Gon's actions without considering Gon's faults. This arc oversees great development and insight for Killua's character in which he grows separately from his friendship with Gon.
Regarding Gon, this arc is monumental to his character. His selfishness in the form that he is the only one allowed to sacrifice themselves, is taken to the extreme under the influence of his rage and guilt over . The climatic moment of this arc for Gon is an iconic animanga scene. Rightfully so, as it truly highlights Gon's complexities and is a moment built up to over the course of the series.
While still on the topic of characters... Meruem, Palm and Netero (more on the latter later) stand out. While Meruem's development was foreseeable, his relationship with Komugi struck my feelings nevertheless. At first, I was skeptical of how meaningful it would be (I generally despise romance/love used for character development or motives), but Meruem and Komugi's fate Palm is kind of a weird one... To say the least, when she is first introduced, she is extremely unstable and attention seeking- leading her to cling to Gon in Novu's absence. I initially figured she would become some kind of comic relief or cannon fodder but her character developed nicely. To put it simply, reflects her character. She has clearer visions and no longer requires blood (self harm) to do so. Her change represents her gaining stability and understanding she did not possess prior.
In regards to the abundance of other characters introduced, I did not care for a portion of them. Some honorable mentions though- Morau is a great depiction of an experienced hunter; Knuckle subverted and far surpassed my expectations; mostly all the ants allied with the main crew and the royal guards are all significant contributions to the cast.
(Additional commentary)
However, I think Neferpitou was a better character before Meruem’s appearance- their unhinged qualities and edge gave way afterwards making them less distinctive. Pouf was extremely annoying as intended, so while I hate him, I can’t hate his character as this arc needed his contributions. Shoot doesn’t leave much of an impression on me, all his internal monologues just served as plot devices to boost Gon and Killua. I did not like his change of heart upon witnessing Gon and Killua’s bravery. Speaking of bravery… Novu was done dirty upon what I believe, Togashi realizing how convenient and powerful his ability is.
This arc started feeling really impactful after Overall, the Chimera Ants arc is the best comprehensive representation of Togashi’s writing. Albeit the pacing being slow and some characters, in my opinion unnecessary, a very interesting, multifaceted story is told.
Regarding the events afterwards, I don’t think the Chimera Ants arc held as much impact as it should have in HxH. This is my main criticism of this arc. While post mortem nen is a feature I like,
Chairman Election and Dark Continent Expedition
While this arc felt like a clean up device for the prior, it was still rather enjoyable. I like Alluka, but she was definitely not originally included in the story… Considering how significant she is to Killua, I refuse to believe that Killua just never mentioned her before. Alluka is great, but exists because Togashi did not want Gon to die. I also wish the 12 Zodiacs or more about the Hunter Association could have been mentioned prior, but it’s not huge. Another thing that bothered me was Tsubone’s comments on Illumi.
”Sinister and mechanical that one. A wicked ambition contrary even to the assassin’s creed…” - Tsubone
When moral relativism and ambiguity is a huge theme in HxH, this misses the mark for me. Coupled with her comments associating Illumi and Milluki with Kikyo over the rest of the family, I don’t really get what Togashi was going for here. Potentially this suggests a divide in the Zoldyck family, and it’s highly likely Tsubone sides with Silva and Zeno in such. The inaccuracies in her perspective are consequently demonstrated in her quip about Killua being happier while under his family’s control but still… I just don’t get why this was added.
Regarding the election itself, I feel like its events got lost for me in Killua’s mission to revive Gon. Although, I liked seeing Ging’s mind at work- especially in his interactions with Pariston. Pariston’s character is an interesting addition quite befitting of his former title of ‘Rat’. I look forward to what these two hold in store for the plot. The rest of the zodiacs and Leorio’s involvement did not stand out to me. I liked the idea of Leorio stepping up for Gon, but it felt a little forced considering their lack of interaction (still a satisfying punch though).
Overall, this arc delivers when Gon finally meets Ging. It’s a well deserved moment that provides a sense of closure. The latter however, dissipates with the introduction of the Dark Continent but I am not complaining when the world of HxH still has so much to offer.
Succession Contest
While I don’t know if readers will ever be able to see the end of this arc, it is definitely on track to becoming one of the best in the series and my favorite.
Firstly- it encompasses (in my opinion) the best fight in the series. Hisoka versus Chrollo has been long awaited since Yorknew and this ended up surpassing my already high expectations. I loved the use of strategy by Chrollo and watching the different abilities fit together. Great fight choreography. Overall the Phantom Troupe and Hisoka will be very interesting to follow moving forwards.
The succession contest itself has done an amazing job weaving politics, relationships and nen. Each prince brings something different to the page. Togashi’s unique designs used to depict the quirkiness of the HxH world and ant hybrids has now created creatures straight from a horror/thriller. Tserriednich’s nen guardian is so distinctly frightening. Throughout, amazing art and imagery. Nen guardians are a good addition and figuring out their powers along with their hosts’ has been very fun. I really like all the new powers introduced this arc- especially Camilla’s nen beast and Fugetsu and Kachin’s interconnected abilities.
I love how much is going on aboard the Black Whale. Despite that, it doesn’t feel convoluted and I feel as though all the pieces will start falling together nicely.
Overview
Well that sums up most of my thoughts on each arc! Hunter x Hunter really stands out to me in its range of moods and characters. The variety makes it a very entertaining read. I didn’t expect to like Gon as the main character at first, but following his character’s journey has been a pleasant surprise. The plot has far surpassed the fairly high expectations I had going in. I will make some final comments on the art- it’s pretty inconsistent but overall well drawn and the panels have good flow. It really ranges from incredibly impressive to hard to make out. My only complaint would be inconsistencies with character design as I can only recognize Chrollo by his coat and forehead cross. I will stress how great the majority of this series is- it is definitely worth the read regardless of its hiatus situation. Needless to say, I can now join in on the excitement from announcement of HxH’s return this year!
On a side note, I don’t really know why I made this review THIS long but it was fun to dump/rant my thoughts somewhere. Word count is just under 4000 (parts one and two) for reference which marks my longest review to date… I’m incredibly flattered and grateful if I’ve managed to maintain anyone’s attention up until this point! Hopefully something about my ramblings is coherent and constructive.
November 17, 2022
I did not enjoy the last couple of volumes but this one is good. The Succession contest arc is actually coming into place and things are making more sense now. It's getting interesting slowly. I guess this arc is a slow burner. There is so much stuff happening with a lot of characters compared to the previous arcs. The character names are annoying though. I just can't remember them. But I hope things keep getting better.
June 17, 2024
Let me just say, I adore the covers of volume 12 and 36. They are my favorites in a line of great artistic covers. Beyond its simplicity and chibi cuteness, I love them because both further humanize the Phantom Troupe, (whether or not they deserve our sympathy is another matter,) as well as showcase their strong bond to one another; transitioning from a once cheerful collective to now a somber one sans four original members, plus Kalluto and Illumi.
Although I am still enjoying the Succession arc, I’m a bit exhausted with the back-to-back slow buildup leading up to what could be a crazy climax.
Nothing really to note… I’m bummed that the next volume is the last of Hunter x Hunter before Togashi goes into hiatus.
Although I am still enjoying the Succession arc, I’m a bit exhausted with the back-to-back slow buildup leading up to what could be a crazy climax.
Nothing really to note… I’m bummed that the next volume is the last of Hunter x Hunter before Togashi goes into hiatus.
December 2, 2024
We're just filling the Black Whale up with figurative dynamite now:
- A well-behaved Phantom Troupe
- Rival mafia gangs
- Hisoka w/o makeup
- Randos learning Nen
- Nen beasts dropping coins
- Princes dropping bodies
If Togashi delivers, it's all going to blow and it's going to be spectacular.
- A well-behaved Phantom Troupe
- Rival mafia gangs
- Hisoka w/o makeup
- Randos learning Nen
- Nen beasts dropping coins
- Princes dropping bodies
If Togashi delivers, it's all going to blow and it's going to be spectacular.
July 28, 2022
I acknowledge the Spiders are objectively bad people. But, man, if I don't love them
October 2, 2024
Please please please let hisoka be dead by the end of this
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- I too would be fangirling over the spiders
- romance with biscuit???
- how has so much happened in this one volume lol
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- I too would be fangirling over the spiders
- romance with biscuit???
- how has so much happened in this one volume lol
December 25, 2024
Kurapika ❤️
November 13, 2025
i missed the spiders !!!
chrollo looks so sad 😭
chrollo looks so sad 😭
June 17, 2023
Thank the lord almighty that I’m done with this series, I am fighting for my life.
March 27, 2022
J’ai fini HunterXHunter… 🥲
August 4, 2020
El Ryodan, la mafia los principes lo que se viene no tiene precedentes, vamos Togashi deja el Dragón Quest
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