Hunter X Hunter Arcs Registrierung
Eine detailierten Verlauf der Handlung findest du in den Handlungsarcs welche die Geschichte in Abschnitte aufteilen: 1. Arc: Hunter Exam Arc; 2. Arc: Zoldyck. Leute, die mit der Fortsetzung des Mangas rund um den Dark Continent Arc auf dem laufenden sind, und die Seite mit den entsprechenden Informationen rund um. Die Anime-Serie "Hunter x Hunter" basierend auf der gleichnamigen Arena Arc, Phantom Troupe Arc, Greed Island Arc, Chimera Ant Arc und Election Arc). The Hunter × Hunter episodes and chapters are broken into several story arcs (collections of consecutive episodes that follow a particular storyline within the. Log in. Download. Finde diesen ark um einiges schlechter als den greed island ark. Watch hunter x hunter. Expand. Article from teknox.eu Es sind halt nur Folgen (Fortsetzung wird wohl noch dauern), die in 7 Arcs aufgeteilt sind. Einfach jeder Arc ist auf seine eigene Art gelungen! Was ich hier. Chimera Ant Arc Hisoka, Killua, Hunter X Hunter, City hunter.
But, once I saw the world that our characters got sucked into, I was all aboard. This was not your typical isekai world, rather, this genuinely felt like they were in a video game that was developed by an entire team.
It had rules, strategies, a well built world, NPCs, and even places in the open world that are empty. This arc makes it apparent that Togashi loves video games, and wanted to incorporate it into his manga, and so he did.
That entire sense of wonder in the Hunter Exam that wasnt touched on ever since returned in spades when Killua and Gon were exploring this ever expanding fantasy world.
After the extremely grim Yorknew Arc, this was a welcome breath of fresh air. This arc is also memorable for introducing the objective best girl in the series, Bisky.
I love Bisky so much, everything about her is just perfect. I adore her interactions with our two bois, her confidence, her hilarious nen ability, and that insane twist with her real form.
It's always a treat to see her in future arcs, because she's such a fun character. Bisky being their nen coach was a very good call on behalf of Togashi.
But there were still things that I just didnt enjoy in this arc. Well actually, it was just one thing but it was enough to bring this arc down considerably, and that was the main antagonists.
Genthru was just not interesting at all, and his nen ability was quite uninteresting for a show so filled with these layered and intricate abilities.
With that being said, he did have a really cool battle with Gon, but to me, the real antagonist of this arc was Razor.
He was such a badass, and his nen ability was so creative. So creative, and so much fun. Hisoka being there just made it all the better, and seeing him work with Gon and Killua didnt feel out of the ordinary in anyway.
The entire existence of the phantom troupe here was an interesting wildcard. Overall, it's a really great and creative arc that suffers from a weak villain.
I'll just start this by saying something that I believe everyone who is reading can unanimously agree with. The Phantom Troupe are the greatest villain organization anime has to offer.
With that being sad, the Yorknew Arc was an arc that just shocked me in every way imaginable. It was something that I just didnt think this series was capable of up till the point, and it's something that very little Shonen anime do.
They took the focus completely away from Gon, the main character and had the arc be all about Kurapika, who I believe is the best character in Hunter x Hunter, but I'll touch on that a bit later.
This conflict with the Phantom Troupe and the mafia was something special, it was so surprising to see a group of genuinely evil, irredeemable monsters, carry themselves with so much personality, and chemistry that just makes them loveable.
It's something that would have been completely squandered in the hands of a lesser writer. This arc is all carried by the spiders, through their interactions we can tell the intricacies of each member, how they interact with others, and the dynamic of the entire group without Togashi explicitly mentioning anything of the sort.
All of this starts with the character of Uvogin, who is such an underrated antagonist, arguably the most underrated antagonist in anime. On the surface, he's a simple muscle head, but he also happens to be very caring of his fellow spiders, and has a fun and wild side, akin to Rider from Fate Zero.
One of my favorite scenes in Hunter x Hunter is that moment where Uvogin just kisses Shalnark on the cheek. It's such a small and insignificant moment, but adds so much depth and personality to these characters.
Then of course, the wild card of every arc in the series, we have Hisoka. His supposed relationship with the spiders, morphing into an alliance with Kurapika was fascinating.
But I do have a very small nitpick, and that exists within the character of Kurapika. To me, this isnt the best version of his character, that honor goes to Kurapika in the Succession Contest.
In the beginning of this arc, I wasnt really convinced with Kurapika as the main focus, and although I got accustomed to it soon enough, I think it's still something I need to mention.
But that's just a small detail in an incredible grander story, that was the first showcase of what Togashi is really capable of.
The is where manga spoilers are going to be existing. I'll try my best not to spoil, but I'll probably end up doing so anyway because I have no self control.
So this arc has quite a special place in my heart because it's the first arc I've read through manga, not only for Hunter x Hunter, but just in general.
It was a very different, very confusing experience. Not because of the manga medium, but because this arc is filled to the brim with information.
There are so many chapters here that are purely info dumps. Exposition about the dark continent, exposition about the V5, exposition about the Kakin kingdom and the succession arc, and exposition about the political system of this world and its geography.
Some people might see this as a negative, but I cant help but love it to bits. This arc is basically a data booklet crossed with a manga, and it's perfect.
To me, this is the ideal Hunter x Hunter arc. It's so ridiculously complex, with so many moving pieces, that I didnt even fully comprehend within my first readthrough.
This is an arc that honestly feels too smart for me, but finally understanding all of these moving pieces feels so rewarding. All of the politics and world building feels real, probably the realest and deepest depiction of world politics in "fantasy" anime and manga.
What really hits in this arc though is the build up for the characters. With Togashi officially writing Gon and Killua out of the story, although potential for Killua to return is definitely there, he needed to give us a new main cast, and the one he chose was fantastic.
Obviously we have Leorio and Kurapika, who are both fantastic characters that we've known for a long time now. We then have Ging, who is an unpredictable wild card in all of this.
Pariston, who is probably the most well written character in the series. Netero Beyond, a man full of mystery and charisma, and the 4th prince of Kakin, who just exudes this incredibly menacing aura.
The Zodiacs are also in my opinion portrayed much better in this arc than they were in the 13th chairman election arc, especially Mizai the cow chad.
At the end of the day, this is just more buildup for the Succession Contest arc, but it's so incredibly well done, developed, and complex which makes it in my top three Hunter x Hunter arcs.
Here it is, the best arc in the series according to the series fanbase's majority. Honestly, it makes sense as to why people think so.
The Chimera Ant arc is a grand story, with incredibly high stakes, a wide cast of characters, many layers, phenomenal villains, and incredible fights.
I think it would be fair to start by talking about the stars of the show, and the entire catalyst of this story arc, the Chimera Ants themselves.
These are hands down the most terrifying creatures I've ever seen in anime, and akin to Togashi's style, they're also the most complex and intricate creatures in anime.
To me, pretty much every single Chimera Ant introduced was a compelling character, and served an important role.
Whether it was the direct antagonists like Meruem and the royal guards, the allies like Meleoron and Ikalgo, and the wildcards, like Welfin.
It was a story arc that was able to balance such a massive cast of characters, mostly due to it being such a long story arc, talking up more than a 3rd of the anime's total runtime.
But it never feels like the Chimera Ant arc is trying to waste your time, even when there are entire episodes that take place in a few minutes maybe even seconds.
It always feels like the pacing is deliberate, and when everything explodes, it is the most epic and enthralling thing ever. As expected of Togashi, things get pretty complicated in this arc with many things occurring at once impacting the other occurrences in many ways, many different nen abilities clashing, and clashes of ideals to go along with it.
But it never feels overwhelming because of the narrator, who is a decisive member of this arc's cast, but to me is so incredibly essential in tying this massive story together.
We also have the return of some familiar faces, that felt so great. We had members of the Phantom troupe return, in a duo of episodes that weren't really essential, and were purely fanservice, but good lord were they great episodes.
There was also Bisky, who is always a treat to see on screen, and clashed quite comically with Palm. Then there were the Zoldycks, who had such a dominating presence.
They were all insignificant in the long term, but worked so well to make this conflict feel so much larger than it could've been.
I can talk for days on end about everything that I love about this arc, but I think I'll have to abruptly cut it short, because I'd be here forever if did.
Just to mention them, everything with Meruem and Komugi was perfect, Kite's role in this was excellent, it had the best fights in the series up till that point, Knov's breakdown is my favorite scene in the arc, and Netero is the most badass anime old dude out there.
Simply put, this arc is insane. This is Togashi at his best and to me, is the main reason why every single Hunter x Hunter fan should go and read the manga because everything about this arc is perfect.
The setup is simple, 14 princes are on a boat heading to the dark continent, but on the voyage, the succession contest is taking place, where the last prince standing gets the honor of being the king of the country of Kakin.
When reading that, I was full of glee. Count me in! But the way this arc was executed managed to blow my high expectations out of the water and into outer space, where it is now hanging out with Ultimate Kars.
Each Prince has a group of guards, where their ultimate priority is to guard their designated prince, however, due to the hierarchy of the princes, princes birthed from a higher queen, must designate their own troops for princes of a lower queen, meaning that even within the princes' own forces, there are uncertainties.
Guards that are either there for information, or to assassinate the prince. Furthermore, we have the hunters playing a role in guarding the princes that aren't numbers , which adds an entire wildcard element to it all.
Princes were intelligent enough to hire their own private army, which means that Kurapika, who is heading the Hunter bodyguard group comprise of Basho, Bisky, Melody, and his sensei, will find it increasingly difficult to achieve his goal.
What's his goal you might ask? Oh it's merely the gathering of information and potential Assassination of prince 4 , the most eerie prince, due to him having the remaining Kurta eyes that Kurapika has been looking for.
Although only 2 of the princes know how to apply nen, it doesnt they're pushovers because they have what is called these nen beasts that are being created of a nen ritual, that guard them, akin to stands, however the princes cant see or control them, and the beasts can't attack other princes.
And with that, we embark on layered and complicated web of schemes, political deals, conspiracies, and information wars that is so thrilling and intense.
Every Prince has a distinct design and personality that makes them memorable and for some, really likeable. Oh and that isnt all, because this arc also welcomes the side plot between Hisoka and the Phantom Troupe, and every single panel focusing on them is incredible.
Kurapika as the main character succeeding Gon was a genius move on Togashi's part. He is hands down my favorite character in the series, every move he makes in this arc is brilliant, calculated, and unexpected but perfectly in line with what should be done.
He's the perfect lead role for a story arc such as this. Once it's done, I can easily see it snatching that number one spot. September 2nd: Part 5.
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Gon macht sich auf den Weg, um sich mit seinem Vater Ging zu treffen. Ich muss für meinen Teil auch sagen, dass ich von der Serie ziemlich mitgerissen wurde. Die Arc war absolut in Ordnung und es gab einige Stellen, die sehr interessant waren. Da war denn plötzlich Netero wieder einer der stärksten. Darauf Walking Dead Wikipedia dann auch schnell die Heavens Arena Flowers Of War - eine der schwächeren. Darin befand sich eine Speicherkarte zu einem Computerspiel namens "Greed Island". Hauptsache du bist Burning Series Agent Of Shield am Schwedenplatz. This week marked the conclusion of arguably one of the greatest shonen anime story arcs of all time in Hunter x Hunter's York New City Arc. With one arc ending. Der "Chimera Ant"-Arc bei #HunterxHunter macht wieder eine "Hunter x Hunter"-Nacht erforderlich, außerdem verabschieden wir uns von #SwordArtOnline und. This week marked the conclusion of arguably one of the greatest shonen anime story arcs of all time in Hunter x Hunter's York New City Arc. With one arc ending. Der "Chimera Ant"-Arc bei #HunterxHunter macht wieder eine "Hunter x Hunter"-Nacht erforderlich, außerdem verabschieden wir uns von #SwordArtOnline und. Uvogin <3 Hunter X Hunter, Killua, Marvel Dc, Manga, Samurai, The Hunter × Hunter episodes and chapters are broken into several story arcs (collections of.
This arc is all carried by the spiders, through their interactions we can tell the intricacies of each member, how they interact with others, and the dynamic of the entire group without Togashi explicitly mentioning anything of the sort.
All of this starts with the character of Uvogin, who is such an underrated antagonist, arguably the most underrated antagonist in anime.
On the surface, he's a simple muscle head, but he also happens to be very caring of his fellow spiders, and has a fun and wild side, akin to Rider from Fate Zero.
One of my favorite scenes in Hunter x Hunter is that moment where Uvogin just kisses Shalnark on the cheek. It's such a small and insignificant moment, but adds so much depth and personality to these characters.
Then of course, the wild card of every arc in the series, we have Hisoka. His supposed relationship with the spiders, morphing into an alliance with Kurapika was fascinating.
But I do have a very small nitpick, and that exists within the character of Kurapika. To me, this isnt the best version of his character, that honor goes to Kurapika in the Succession Contest.
In the beginning of this arc, I wasnt really convinced with Kurapika as the main focus, and although I got accustomed to it soon enough, I think it's still something I need to mention.
But that's just a small detail in an incredible grander story, that was the first showcase of what Togashi is really capable of. The is where manga spoilers are going to be existing.
I'll try my best not to spoil, but I'll probably end up doing so anyway because I have no self control.
So this arc has quite a special place in my heart because it's the first arc I've read through manga, not only for Hunter x Hunter, but just in general.
It was a very different, very confusing experience. Not because of the manga medium, but because this arc is filled to the brim with information.
There are so many chapters here that are purely info dumps. Exposition about the dark continent, exposition about the V5, exposition about the Kakin kingdom and the succession arc, and exposition about the political system of this world and its geography.
Some people might see this as a negative, but I cant help but love it to bits. This arc is basically a data booklet crossed with a manga, and it's perfect.
To me, this is the ideal Hunter x Hunter arc. It's so ridiculously complex, with so many moving pieces, that I didnt even fully comprehend within my first readthrough.
This is an arc that honestly feels too smart for me, but finally understanding all of these moving pieces feels so rewarding. All of the politics and world building feels real, probably the realest and deepest depiction of world politics in "fantasy" anime and manga.
What really hits in this arc though is the build up for the characters. With Togashi officially writing Gon and Killua out of the story, although potential for Killua to return is definitely there, he needed to give us a new main cast, and the one he chose was fantastic.
Obviously we have Leorio and Kurapika, who are both fantastic characters that we've known for a long time now. We then have Ging, who is an unpredictable wild card in all of this.
Pariston, who is probably the most well written character in the series. Netero Beyond, a man full of mystery and charisma, and the 4th prince of Kakin, who just exudes this incredibly menacing aura.
The Zodiacs are also in my opinion portrayed much better in this arc than they were in the 13th chairman election arc, especially Mizai the cow chad.
At the end of the day, this is just more buildup for the Succession Contest arc, but it's so incredibly well done, developed, and complex which makes it in my top three Hunter x Hunter arcs.
Here it is, the best arc in the series according to the series fanbase's majority. Honestly, it makes sense as to why people think so. The Chimera Ant arc is a grand story, with incredibly high stakes, a wide cast of characters, many layers, phenomenal villains, and incredible fights.
I think it would be fair to start by talking about the stars of the show, and the entire catalyst of this story arc, the Chimera Ants themselves.
These are hands down the most terrifying creatures I've ever seen in anime, and akin to Togashi's style, they're also the most complex and intricate creatures in anime.
To me, pretty much every single Chimera Ant introduced was a compelling character, and served an important role. Whether it was the direct antagonists like Meruem and the royal guards, the allies like Meleoron and Ikalgo, and the wildcards, like Welfin.
It was a story arc that was able to balance such a massive cast of characters, mostly due to it being such a long story arc, talking up more than a 3rd of the anime's total runtime.
But it never feels like the Chimera Ant arc is trying to waste your time, even when there are entire episodes that take place in a few minutes maybe even seconds.
It always feels like the pacing is deliberate, and when everything explodes, it is the most epic and enthralling thing ever.
As expected of Togashi, things get pretty complicated in this arc with many things occurring at once impacting the other occurrences in many ways, many different nen abilities clashing, and clashes of ideals to go along with it.
But it never feels overwhelming because of the narrator, who is a decisive member of this arc's cast, but to me is so incredibly essential in tying this massive story together.
We also have the return of some familiar faces, that felt so great. We had members of the Phantom troupe return, in a duo of episodes that weren't really essential, and were purely fanservice, but good lord were they great episodes.
There was also Bisky, who is always a treat to see on screen, and clashed quite comically with Palm. Then there were the Zoldycks, who had such a dominating presence.
They were all insignificant in the long term, but worked so well to make this conflict feel so much larger than it could've been. I can talk for days on end about everything that I love about this arc, but I think I'll have to abruptly cut it short, because I'd be here forever if did.
Just to mention them, everything with Meruem and Komugi was perfect, Kite's role in this was excellent, it had the best fights in the series up till that point, Knov's breakdown is my favorite scene in the arc, and Netero is the most badass anime old dude out there.
Simply put, this arc is insane. This is Togashi at his best and to me, is the main reason why every single Hunter x Hunter fan should go and read the manga because everything about this arc is perfect.
The setup is simple, 14 princes are on a boat heading to the dark continent, but on the voyage, the succession contest is taking place, where the last prince standing gets the honor of being the king of the country of Kakin.
When reading that, I was full of glee. Count me in! But the way this arc was executed managed to blow my high expectations out of the water and into outer space, where it is now hanging out with Ultimate Kars.
Each Prince has a group of guards, where their ultimate priority is to guard their designated prince, however, due to the hierarchy of the princes, princes birthed from a higher queen, must designate their own troops for princes of a lower queen, meaning that even within the princes' own forces, there are uncertainties.
Guards that are either there for information, or to assassinate the prince. Furthermore, we have the hunters playing a role in guarding the princes that aren't numbers , which adds an entire wildcard element to it all.
Princes were intelligent enough to hire their own private army, which means that Kurapika, who is heading the Hunter bodyguard group comprise of Basho, Bisky, Melody, and his sensei, will find it increasingly difficult to achieve his goal.
What's his goal you might ask? Oh it's merely the gathering of information and potential Assassination of prince 4 , the most eerie prince, due to him having the remaining Kurta eyes that Kurapika has been looking for.
Although only 2 of the princes know how to apply nen, it doesnt they're pushovers because they have what is called these nen beasts that are being created of a nen ritual, that guard them, akin to stands, however the princes cant see or control them, and the beasts can't attack other princes.
And with that, we embark on layered and complicated web of schemes, political deals, conspiracies, and information wars that is so thrilling and intense.
The queen washes up onto an island nation called the Neo-Green Life N. Autonomous Region, where she quickly develops a taste for humans and builds a colony powerful enough to overcome the population, especially after her offspring learn the power of Nen after consuming some Hunters.
Despite losing to Meruem in combat, Netero ends up killing him with a bomb implanted in his body that poisons him to death soon after. In the occasion, Gon has a showdown with Neferpitou, the Ant who killed Kite and despite having exacted his revenge is hospitalized and in critical condition.
After the Chimera Ant incident is resolved, the Hunter Association's top echelons the Zodiacs , from which Ging is a member, begin the process of choosing Netero's replacement as Chairman, while Killua returns home to ask for his younger sister Alluka to save Gon's life.
However, his family is unwilling to risk losing Alluka or having her dangerous powers used against them, but after evading his older brother Illumi's attempts to intercept him, Killua manages to bring Alluka to Gon's side and have him fully recovered, before sealing her powers completely to ensure that she can have a normal life.
Killua then parts ways with Gon, as he wants to travel the world with Alluka who had never seen the outside world before, while Gon himself finally meets his father and learns the true nature of his quest.
The forbidden, vast area outside of the known world that is sponsored by the Kingdom of Kakin. Fearing that the expedition may bring disaster to the world, just like it occurred in previous attempts, the world's five greatest powers accept that Kakin join their ranks in exchange for full authority over its findings.
To accompany Beyond and prevent him from doing something unexpected, the Zodiacs decide to watch over him and invite Kurapika and Leorio to join them.
While replacing Ging and the former Vice-Chairman Pariston, who assembled their own Dark Continent exploration teams by Beyond's request.
Meanwhile, Hisoka and Chrollo had their fight in Heaven's Tower. Chrollo designed a sophisticated strategy and applied a combination of stolen skills that overwhelmed and killed Hisoka.
Still, before dying, Hisoka used his Nen on his heart to wake his heart after death, and the tactic worked because Nen becomes stronger after death.
After waking up, Hisoka humiliated Machi and killed both Kortopi and Shalnark , vowing to hunt the Phantom Troupe and kill it leg for leg before killing Chrollo.
Aboard Kakin's expedition's ship, the fourteen princes of Kakin take part in a battle to the death called Succession War to decide the next king.
In an attempt to recruit Kurapika to the Zodiacs, Mizaistom Nana tells him that the 4th prince of Kakin has an extensive collection of eyes from the Kurta Clan.
Kurapika was hired to be the 14th prince's bodyguard and placed his fellow Pro Hunters strategically as bodyguards to other princes.
Members of the Phantom Troupe now includes Illumi also infiltrate the ship targeting the treasures stored in the ship and revenge on Hisoka, who they suspect has boarded the ship too.
As the Succession War starts, Kurapika learns that the elder princes are in an advantageous position, as they have been already preparing for the war for a long time.
To revert the situation and create a stalemate position where he could help himself and the younger princes to survive, Kurapika warns every prince and bodyguard about Nen and starts teaching Nen to the royalty's security members who were not aware of Nen.
Mizaistom and Botobai are investigating homicides inside the ship. They take notice of the consequences of the princes' struggles, and their ties to the mafia, in the lower parts of the ship and start to take measures to avoid chaos and genocide inside the ship.
The Phantom Troupe also takes notice of the existence of Kakin princes' ties to the mafia. While hunting Hisoka, Phinks , Feitan , and Nobunaga start to get close to the mafia faction tied to the 4th prince of Kakin, right at the moment when a mafia war on the lower levels starts.
Author Yoshihiro Togashi explained that one of his hobbies was collecting objects of all sorts, so he was inspired to create a manga involving collecting titled " something Hunter".
Eleven volumes were released between December 9, and April 18, , covering up to the Election story arc. The manga has also been licensed and translated into multiple languages throughout Europe and other parts of Asia.
For instance, it was serialized between and in Banzai! These carried the plot from where the broadcast left off during the Yorknew City arc and covered the Greed Island arc.
Final , was directed by Makoto Sato and ran for 14 episodes in seven released volumes from March 3 to August 18, Instead of continuing the story from the OVA series, it restarts the story from the beginning of the manga in an attempt to adapt it more accurately.
The series began airing Sunday mornings on Nippon Television starting October 2, On April 1, , it was announced that the series would premiere on Adult Swim 's Toonami block, which began airing on April 16, It was released on January 12, by Toho.
The film is based on an unpublished story manga creator Yoshihiro Togashi wrote around 10 years before. The film has some focus on Netero, the chairman of the Hunter Association as Gon and his friends discover the dark secrets behind his past.
A large number of audio CDs for the franchise have been released by Marvelous Entertainment. The three-volume soundtrack for the anime television series contains instrumental and vocal songs.
They range from role-playing and strategy games to action and adventure games. A series of three film books based on the first anime series and authored by Nobuaki Kishikan has been released by Shueisha from December 3, to August 24, In his book Manga: The Complete Guide , Jason Thompson described its storyline as "an almost random collection of psych-outs, battles, puzzles, and trickery" that works on both a chapter-by-chapter basis and a larger scale.
Mentioning Togashi's love of gore he stated "the whole manga is about the mixture of childish adventure and creepy, adult themes" and noted how some panels later in the manga are apparently censored for gore by being covered with screentone.
Sims summed it up as "full of clever setups and characters that, while simple to the point of almost seeming one-dimensional at times, still manage to be solid and entertaining based on their reaction to the increasingly strange, increasingly deadly events around them".
Newtype listed it as having a Japanese television rating of Together they create a shonen action series that is both fun to watch and curiously respectful of its audience's intelligence.
A strange combination indeed. Martin was also displeased by an alleged lack of character development on the main protagonists' parts in the initial episodes.
Madhouse's adaptation has been met with near universal critical acclaim. Adrian Marcano from Inverse considered Hunter x Hunter to be one of the greatest anime series ever.
He said that the anime set itself apart with one of the greatest story arcs in anime history in which the villain, not the hero, takes the anime to instant classic status.
He also said that, "It is in the version where we see probably one of the best story arcs in anime history: the Chimera Ant Arc. The color palette can shift from vibrant and inviting to grim and menacing at the drop of a hat, the character designs are unique and appealing, the CG is very minimal, and the action sequences are some of the best that the shonen genre has ever produced, on-par with the best works of Studio Bones.
It's almost miraculous how consistently beautiful this anime is. That it's been maintaining this level of quality for well over a hundred episodes is nothing short of astonishing.
In , Polygon named the series as one of the best anime of the s, [] and Crunchyroll listed it in their "Top 25 best anime of the s".
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Retrieved December 4, Retrieved January 9, Shonen Jump No. Canada: Viz Media. April Shonen Jump. May Togashi and Naoko.
Round 2 ]. Young You in Japanese. Shueisha Retrieved December 5, Retrieved April 9, Retrieved April 17, Retrieved April 23, Retrieved November 21, Retrieved March 16, Retrieved April 22, Retrieved May 30, Retrieved November 30, Retrieved September 24, Retrieved May 25, I really enjoy these moments of the arc, because you see the two further hone their abilities and power, but more so, because you see the companionship between them bloom even more.
It is also in this arc that some things are revealed in regards to the Phantom Troupe and it is here that you are also introduced first to one of their members Machi, so this is something to look forward to as well.
All in all, I enjoyed this arc more so than others, because it is here that everything starts coming together and begins to make sense.
Amongst all the reveals, are exciting fights, so this is just another added bonus of this arc. Plus, Hisoka is in it a lot, and an arc can never have too much Hisoka.
Read more. The Greed Island Arc is one of my favorites, because while it is very much Hunter x Hunter , it also made me feel like I was watching an entirely different anime.
Hunter x Hunter always felt fresh to me, because it takes inspiration from all kinds of genres in anime, and the Greed Island Arc takes it to the next level with its isekai spin.
Being that it is the arc before the Chimera Ant Arc, it offers an offbeat yet fun adventure, and gives Gon and Killua a chance to grow stronger before the trials that are to come.
In addition, it features one of my favorite fights that sees Gon reaching into the depths of and exceeding his limits.
Due to the nature of this game and the various ways of which the players play it—both honorable and dirty—there is a lot of conflict and fights that occur.
You also are introduced to new character Biscuit Krueger aka Bisky, and the moments with her are some of the best in the arc.
The best moment within this arc, however, is the dodgeball game with Razor. All in all, Greed Island stands out because it is unique and sees Gon and Killua grow as individuals as they overcome obstacles together in the dangerous world of Greed Island.
If you asked me on a different day, the Yorknew City Arc would be my favorite arc in Hunter x Hunter. I tend to go back and forth with these two, because both are amazing for completely different reasons.
Yorknew City involves the entrance of one of my favorite groups of villains, the Phantom Troupe, and it has some of the best fights and storylines in the entire series.
There is also a focus on Kurapika, who goes on the hunt to avenge his clan. The scenes featuring Chrollo, in particular, are some of my favorites since he is one of the most interesting characters in Hunter x Hunter.
Emotionally, I felt myself connected to characters on both the hunter and troupe side, which I appreciated.
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