Hunter x Hunter Episode 112 Reaction
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The scene of Pitou crying is so short but is so important...It's one of my favorite scenes.
it defines her character for me
The feeling of finally being needed by the one person you were born to serve. This was the most important mission of their life.
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@@mellowyellow7518exactly, and I found it incredible that they instantly understood that what the king said there to Pitou was a request and not an order!! Incredible ( ' u')
Finally someone noticed this and pointed it out!!! 😭
and how light and curiosity driven her actions where until now and she didn't felt nervous til this point, and then the king asks her and all of her life meaning is at stake now
with one line she connected herself entirely to Komugi and its so fucking good
@@K-J-A yes it really bothers me when people dont get why it's so important and game-changing for Pitou, some viewers seem to miss these nuances and tbh, without those details, the story is less powerful! they are what carries the tone for this arc above action
In the Manga, there was a timer placed on the bottom of specific pages for us to know when exactly everything was happening, and so the Manga presented scenes out of chronological order because the audience could tell when each one was happening relative to one another, but the Anime decided to go for the fully chronological approach here. This episode takes the span of just about 4 seconds from start to finish (not counting the time of Netero and Meruem speaking towards the end, which took an unspecified amount of time less than 14 seconds).
woww Togashi really put an effort to be as detailed as possible for his work to be precise as possible and yet the anime didn't adopt it
the reason Zeno and Netero were sweating bullets was exactly because the king walked past them and they didn't notice. He could have killed them at that moment instantly.
This.
Meruem would never do that though. with Komugi in the room he would never even attempt any violence. but of course Zeno and Netero don't know to what extent he is more human than human at this point.
or should i say Meruem is more enlightened than the most enlightened human of this world. there are so many other animal species who are more civilized, self sacrifice and selfless than the humans. the ants in nature (not in HxH) is extremely civilized.
@@tng2022 i know. but they didn't. and in any case... they dropped their defenses for a second when pitou summoned dr blythe and that was enough for meruem (altho not intended) to walk past them.
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I'm not entirely sure if he would never do that, I mean, he actively was violent towards his guards and cut his own arm with Komugi around, granted he already has changed a lot from that moment so if I had to bet I would probably agree with you.
But I do think you got to an interesting point, Meruem is definitely extremely smart and developed really quickly a very strong emotional intelligence, in fact he went from simply incredibly smart and strong to an all around wise and strong individual *but...* I don't really think "the most enlightened" would be the right way to describe him.
The story very explicitly states that imo when Netero died, with the quite iconic phrase of "Meruem, king of ants, you understand nothing… of humanity's infinite potential for evolution!" with evolution also read as malice, cause the double meaning still means that both are true reads of the phrase, yes humanity's malice is truly infinite and that's something very far from an enlightened being, but it's also true that humanity's potential for evolution is infinite, and I think that it's through that potential *how* a being can reach something along the lines of an "enlightenment", but that's something that is quite explicitly stated as what the ants lacked, cause that's what "Meruem didn't understand". The human in the ants was to a high degree the cause of their doom, cause their individualism destroyed the strength in numbers that they had, the hivemind-like way in which ants live (basically what you call more civilized, self sacrifice and selfless than humanity) that is way stronger than in human societies, but the Ants in HxH were also not human enough to completely separate themselves from that "ant civilization", their own desires were still second to the Kings, especially the guards that were _almost_ deprived of having their own goals and were fully loyal to the King, but even regular ants weren't too different and would probably obey him without question if he directly ordered them (hence why even a "newborn" ant like Palm still couldn't bear the sight of the King kneeling before anyone), a lot of them completely lacked goals, dreams, desires and if they had them they hardly had enough will to actively pursue them (hence why a lot of ants even end up going back to serving the King after trying to be Kings themselves), even Meruem himself didn't really have any goal of his own until Komugi, he was doing things his own way but his "goal" was still what his species instincts dictated.
Humans instead are completely different in that regard, our selfishness and desires can be problematic but can also the strongest engine ever and push us to our goals to the ultimate end... or die trying as millions of people have throughout history. Imo, I think that an enlightened being needs to find balance in both, someone selfless capable of playing completely in tune with civilization, but also someone strong willed and assertive, capable of going against the current when needed, someone capable of both following and leading by choice.
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everything you say is lovely, well based on your ideas of what an enlightened being is - balanced and all, Meruem is just that. his fate is to be a King, he has purposes and duty,
but his destiny of how he lives and how he dies is entirely by choice.
the most sophisticated being choose how to live and how to die in their own terms. that's enlightenment.
In the end he doesn't care about fate, duty, power
- he chose what he wants to do, to be, he chooses what he is.
Komugi to me is also the most enlightened creature that all living creatures has to offer.
she is exceptionally talented, dedicated, noble, pure, innocent, strong, delicate, tender.
everything beautiful and romantic is Komugi.
and so is Meruem at the end. he chooses what he is, he chooses to use his exquisite emotions and his godly intelligence in the ways he wants.
not to serve anybody, not for any grand ambitions, but only for self-fulfilling reasons. all peaceful, tender, noble, romantic.
an individual with free will and complete independence - is enlightened.
maybe Netero could have been in that category. but Netero is still stuck with duty and responsibilities. he could not make his own unbiased decisions.
he could not follow his heart 200 percents of the times. he stood for the humans and his species, his duty is to defend and protect.
therefore his free-will is not absolute and untainted.
Meruem and Komugi chose to live this life dealing with the battles within their hearts. it's not about this species or that species. there is no war, no ego, pride, only love and game, and they follow their hearts until the end.
and their hearts are pure. they just want to improve their skills in what they excel at, they just want a playmate for their passion.
that is my definition of being enlightened. i guess we all have different ideas and notions of what it means to be the most enlightened.
"Their opponent was, also, an incredible monster" Is such a smashing line.
The choice to black out Meruem's face in that scene is so fascinating. Since you are looking that scene from Pitou's PoV, they are unable to properly decipher what the king's expression ment, since at that moment, Pitou was only understanding the human side of their nature.
This also allows the viewer to fill the blank with whatever they think they king's face may have been like, but it's heavily hinted to have been one of complete distraught: he was shocked, angry and profoundly saddened at the possible loss of his human companion, but cooled off really fast once his medic arrived.
The King counting on Pitou is such a powerful scene
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It's here! One of the most iconic episodes of the entire series!
This episode lives Rent-Free in my mind even years later!
Youpi lacking self preservation means he doesn't have any ego or selfishness typical of humans. He was born for a purpose and he evolves based on how the circumstances affecting that purpose. He's selfless and that makes him so strong. No personal agenda makes him pure. Youpi is the most simple out of the three but he is the most adaptive, versatile, elastic. His physical abilities are manifested based on his emotions and needs. He transforms internally and externally based on circumstances. from a biologist standpoint, Youpi and Pouf are the 2 most fascinating and enchanting character studies for me. Of course Meruem is so organic and stunning, but i love his guards. when they are in pain, i'm terribly sad too. Togashi draws and made them with a lot of hearts, like how you admire and marvel at a shark just for him to devour you, but you must admit that they are godly creatures. 😢
Youpi is the best RG.
@RbtBoss ✨️😍 no doubt. ❤️ A true Knight. the samurai of the lot. just pure EPICNESS. raid boss, honor, dignity, everything warrior and everything masculin. ♥️
He's the most practical. Pouf can fly? That looks cool. *bang grows wings as well. More enemies? more arms. I did not see where this attack came from. Now I have 50 eyes. Being faster would be useful. Now I am a horse. With wings. And a scythe for an arm, just because.*
Having seen you guys predict secret twists and storylines in great shows like AOT and Mr Robot, it's so fun seeing a show just be totally unpredictable for you. Hunter x Hunter is so unpredictable, I love it for that reason.
AOT and Mr Robot are like perfection in story writing, which is why there gets created a pattern of things. Meanwhile in Hunter x Hunter, it's highly imperfect, which is why there are so many uncertainties which makes it just impossible to predict anything. That's the awesomeness of Hunter x Hunter.
The narrator is an aesthetic choice; they are not just simply info-dumping.
Yes. It is much more emotional and poetic the way the narrator tells the story than just common scenes showing it. I love it
It's unnecessary and obnoxious sometimes. Honestly it's like stfu and just show
a lot of it is info-dumping. there's also a lot of restating what is already shown. The problem is that Togashi was dealing with health issues when making this arc so the art was basically sketches. It was missing a lot of crucial detail so he resorted to exposition to describe the scenes because he wasn't healthy enough to draw them. Anime should have taken some liberties here and cut down on the narrator cause there's no way this was Togashi's original intention.
@@templarknight7idk man i love the narrator
@templarknight7 literally this.
The last episode on the stairs for example bro is like
"And they encountered something unexpected.........
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It was Youpi!!!""
Yeah no shit bro we can literally see that in front of our eyes doofus
Everytime I see this scene where Pitou cries, I cry. Not because I feel for the ant, but because of the immense amount of emotion the king is displaying for Komugi, to go as far as verbally stating he is counting on someone else to help him. The king, who just a few scenes ago was seemingly uninterested in his royal guard and decided he stands alone in this world, now needed the help of his useless royal guard and the bridge for this connection was his love for a human life. Its so fucking good.
"this episode will be maybe 20min"
Narrator: "10 seconds have passed"
When it's like ep 117 and the narrator says that only 4 minutes have passed lmao
Narrator-kun!
These invasion episodes (111 and 112) are just amazing. The narration is excellent and through the whole time it's just so tense and breathtaking. For moments like these and others, Hunter x Hunter is my favorite anime
Pitou crying gives me massive chills, it says so much
Meruem no longer fights out of instinct, he now fights for someone else, Komugi. The strongest being in the world continues to evolve
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I love this episode, its such a standout to me. And so intense too! The pacing just has tou holding your breath, like you're in the room with Netero, Zeno and Pitou 😅
10/10!
The narrator is so poetic.
The narrator is truly the GOAT of this arc
Are we better than the ants?
@@RbtBoss We're much worse...
I need more HxH omg
Work Togashi
I wish I could give some of my lifespan to heal togashi so he can keep writing
people always say "show don't tell"
and i ABSOLUTELY love this arc because it shows that story telling has no predefined rules, telling can be incredibly powerful too, i'd even argue more powerful here in this arc
i've sometimes seen people not liking the narrator in this arc and it absolutely blows my mind because when i first saw it i was fascinated by a quite unique way of story telling, and i absolutely love it
Same 😢
the narrator just completly shifts the storytelling law of "show not tell"
because he is not telling information for pure exposure because most of what he says isn't that vital of information, but he's showing the characters souls and philosophies when their actions cannot, and it just changes the whole arc is so good
In general, "show, not tell" is not a law, but only a recommendation. In the case of this arch, the "show and tell" rule is used.
111-112 are truly masterpieces
My fav episodes of all time
A lot of this arc is developed from whats happening in their minds; from the moment Kite found Pitou, the characters start to slowly drive away from each other - and themselves - and talking less about the situation. You can see that both Gon and Killua are dealing with their struggles inside, so is the King, so the narrator is more than an artistic choice to give that 'literary vibe', but a tool to connect those unsaid emotions altogether to us as audience. Without him, we'd depend on dialogues and action, but the characters are all very introspective, focused and tense in this specific moment. I think that the choice of using a narrator is also a clever way to convey that silence and that this arc is more about what is inside them.
Vedere il Re così amorevole verso una creatura tanto fragile è qualcosa di assurdo. Egli è nato col chiaro obbiettivo di uccidere e dominare ogni altra specie. La sua emotività umana riesce a superare il suo istinto animale e anche il suo destino di re dominatore. Komugi senza saperlo, sta salvando il mondo. Non coloro che combattono. Komugi sta salvando il mondo mostrando al re cosa sia l'amore e la gentilezza. E il re, che è nato da poco, sta imparando da lei le emozioni dolci e positive che prima non aveva mai provato. CAPOLAVORO. E non siamo ancora alla fine.
All those "booktubers" who picked up HxH and constantly complain about the narrator have no idea what they're talking about.
The narrator here is pure art. Without him, these episodes would be 20 mins of silent action.
As the girls said, you always end up feeling like "Tell me more Mr. Narrator!"
I think if Togashi/Madhouse wouln't use the narrator specific in those episodes of palace infiltration, they should carry out the animation in a total different way than manga.
This is not an issue about if booktubers likes or not, It was almost obligatory to use the narrator, there's no other way.
I think I know exactly who you're talking about aha. The fact is the narrator was as important a character to this arc as Komugi and the King.
The worst perhaps 'valid criticisms' against it's use is sometimes he can come across as redundant as we're somtines shown and told; but Removing or making his presence lesser would be a net negative for the arc and it just wouldn't work.
Especially in these last two episodes (111 and 112). There's even a moment where Zeno temporarily takes over the roll of the narrator because the fight between Netero and the King starts long before they actually start fighting. (Zeno explaining how quiet Neteros aura is and how no one can predict his moves is important info for the fight.) The narrator doesn't tell us that; he just says a monster was born when netero came down from the mountains. Then in 112 he says the King also was a monster.
And then we get to the actual fight which to this day is the greatest fight I've ever seen thematically and it's all because of the narrator really. It's insanely good. Beyond that.
I love the wording of the scene with meruem and komugi. “The grotesque creature holding her body was clearly treating her with tenderness and care” “this was an act of love for a life”
i watched this show like 5 times but i've NEVER thought about what you said about Gon killing Pitou despite her showing potential of humanity, it's a perfect parallel for when Meruem said he killed a child who may have surpassed him in something in the future if he didn't just take his potential (life) away ... i'm legitimately having a WOW moment right now 🤯
it also fits perfectly in the theme of the arc, ants discovering their humanity, humans abandoning it
this is epic, you ROCK 😁❤🔥
Another thing, Meruem realizing the futility of his kill is related to him finding his true purpose and identity while having none. While Gon committing murder-suicide against Pitou was because of him losing his purpose and reason for his identity.
Purpose makes a man. Purposelessness makes a monster.
King counting on Pitou, Pitou crying and Kingdom of Predator playing I'm the background. Absolute chills!
I think this episode starts to unfold the whole buildup we had over so many episodes. Its incredible how rewarding it is to watch and how good Togashi is at giving us not only insight in the characters but truly understand them. I wonder how he created this arc - if he knew how it all unfolds or if he just went with the characters and their intentions and plans.
Remember that both Meleoron and Ikalgo are now part of the gang becuae they rembember at least a tiny fraction of their past which triggers their desires now that the queen is dead and they have no purpose. But the king and the royal guards are something else. They have their own purpose and have shown not a single hint of having a past so far. They even lack the human individuality that the queen's workers had. It's like they are the completely balanced and perfectly crafted version of a chimera ant, so, they are the most unpredictable thing on earth
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I can't even imagine all the violin drama that Pouf would have made if he had got there instead of Pitou.
Milena after episode 111. I am going to give up predicting what will happen anymore because I can't & am usually wrong. Milena after episode 112 makes a hundred predictions.
I have watched so much anime in the past 2 years One Piece, Naruto, Bleach, My Hero Academia, Death Note, The Fate Series, Aot, Fmab, Black Clover and more all that and this Arc the Chimera Ant arc is the best arc I’ve ever seen personally
one of my favorite episodes
from here on out the episodes are so well written and conveyed in such an epic tale like way...hxh is such a masterpiece
During the time you watch York New City Arc, you were curious before: "How can that Chimera Ant Arc be better than this Current Arc (York New). I mean, how? How??"
And..., now you knew how good this arc is. 🐐🐐🐐 Looking forward to the succeeding reactions. 💯💯💯
This was great. I did the same thing M did. Put my hand next to my nose/mouth to see if I'm breathing lol
Pitou crying after what the king said to her “i’m counting on you” always hits different
for someone that thought he could do everythink realize the only thing he could not do was to heal someone the only important thing for him.. I sure was quite shock
Without the narrator, the pacing of this arc would be painful. There's so much happening with so many characters at once, if they tried to portray it all in a more traditional way it wouldn't be anywhere near as enjoyable
How crazy would it be if gon died, would Killua go on and try to find Ging? He sure changed the most since the start, becoming more like... Gon. Didn't the octopus see him as light, like Killua saw Gon? Foreshadowing? It's this story really about Killua of the shadows, casting Off his family and seeking the light? This show sure is unpredictable...
In episode 112, the story progresses for only a few seconds. And it makes us feel the same way when we watch it.
Shoot's development this arc is so goood
Lola(with the exception of Death Note) always just gets it. Like, consistently just GETS IT.
She asks such a great question “but why does he die?”
@@xogilko Why indeed
If you don't know very much the manga and especially shonen manga. Let me explain the last scene. The king walks between Netero and Zeno with ease. This scene is classic for a manga like that. For example, in dragon ball Z, Goku walks between Vegeta and Nappa to check if Piccolo is good. In One piece, Luffy walks between Big Mom and Kaido to check if Kinemon is alive. It is not a kind of scene you see often but it is an iconic one. A scene where the hero seems confidents enough to walk between two powerful ennemies because he needs to do something important. This kind of scene is always before an important big and epic fight because the hero sees how badly his/her friends is bad and wants to settle the battle with determination.
Now, here is the interessant part, the last scene of this episode is a variation of the walking scene. It is not the hero who walks between two big villains but the King who is walking between two powerful allies. It makes wonder the watchers : "Is he the bad guy ?". Seems not since it's the good guys who hurt Komugi. Did he walk to check if Komugi is safe ? No, he already told Pitou to heal her. He is leaving the place firmly and calmy. Netero and Zeno looks like the bad guys but also like very weak. Will the fight would be this important ?
The variation of the walking scene tells us many things about Hunter x Hunter and this arc : It would not be like a classical shonen manga.
Ps: sorry for my english, I am French.
It's actually a callback to the Hunter exam scene where Netero walked past Killua and Gon surprising them. A lot of Netero scenes in this arc are a callback to his scenes in hunter exam, representing the calling of karma, a running theme in the arc.
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Your commentary and reflection, MY GOD WOMEN. *Chef's kiss* so beautiful
With all due respect to others animes but this is without doubt the greatest arc ever
Yeah bro 4 episodes watching a character you met yesterday fighting a random furry total masterpiece.
@@Maceta444 give me a better arc
@@Maceta444 literally 1 episode.
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Last arcs of monster
Shiganshina
Shogun assassination
Steelball run
Golden Age
Light v L
21st Century boys
Yorknew city
Chimera arc isn't a consistent arc. It drags and slows to a halt and has blatant flaws that get masked by its peak moments.
It's an arc that has very high MOMENTS as opposed to being consistently excellent episode after episode.
Very up and down
Bro. I think AoT is the best written anime I've ever seen from beginning to end, but nothing I've seen in any anime or possibly any fiction at ALL is on the level of this arc.
I love how you keep calling Zeno grandpa 😭😭
Wow listening to you guys talk about this episode just want to tell you how right you are but also how wrong you are 😂. This is great
24:42 That means " I'm fast."😂
One of the great things about Togashi's writing is that it not only makes you have empathy for the villains, but it reaches a level that rather than worrying about them you forget that they are evil, same with the troupe. And is also something he does with the protagonists, but in a different way and more complex in my opinion, but I don't want to spoil.
I knew they're gonna love the narrator!
The king's growth and everything about his relationship with Komugi is so beautiful
This is one of the best episodes for me. Pitou crying is so nghhhdhdhejdjd
what do you mean you are curious how they would react to King's aura? Haven't you seen Netero and Zeno sweating to death when King walked right between them past their guard and they couldn't even react to him?!
Many times, writers would opt in for the show and dont tell method of storytelling... One thing that this arc features, that seldom other stories do, is to show AND tell for it's method of storytelling. It's a novelty that many respectable authors would usher a writer against. However, Togashi expertly weaves showing and telling in a way that transforms this section of the story to be beyond the typical man vs animal vs nature type of narrative troupe. With the resulting product, being more akin to a documentary of the human/ animal condition under imense psychological stress. It's endlessly fascinating to me since it genuinely feels like the reader/ watcher has absolutely no bearings on what may potentially happen. Similarly to the characters since the narration takes some perceived agency away from them. Forcing their every move to be the result of pure instinct and intellect.
It's such a rare sight to see from a manga author, I cant help but endlessly praise this decision lol
One of the reason this works is because the "telling" is coming from an unbiased all-knowing narrator, who can give us details that the characters can't/won't. The One Punch Man manga also does this really well in the Saitama vs Garou fight, the narrator there can give us info none of the characters know.
A whole load of yapping for nothing. You stans overhype the narrator so much, let people come to their own conclusions. He's one of the reasons why people absolutely detest this arc as much as people love it
@@davyespectador Right. I know in CSM, there's also an arc that does this very well and it's also very cool to experience. I think even JJK S2 did this to an extent too (though I haven't watched that series yet). I just find myself in complete awe when it comes to HxH since it is able to do this method for such a long period of time without any dips in quality (imo)
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Different people can have different opinions
I used to hate this part when i was younger, now it is one of the most intriguing one for me
Just a matter of taste and opinion, there is no way to tell if it is just bad or just good
@@KareemK-jl3sj This is a youtube comment section. A place that promotes the watcher to engage with the creator by commenting their emotions and opinions on the content. The particular nuances I noticed from this story was neither meant for the creator to take in replacement for their opinions. Nor was that ever implied from my original comment. My comment at least provided substance with regards to the celebration of this video and its subject matter. Your comment did not and was considerably more ill spirited. Thus I will continue to enjoy commenting on their journey in the way I see fit since it was quite constructive and relevant :)
Tldr; womp womp
those were solid guesses and impressions. get ready for the rest of this show
Everyone call it the Dragon somethings lol.
52 minute reactions and we haven't even HIT the real shit. certain episodes are going to get an hour and a half to 2 hours. Chimera Ant arc and LM reactions, let's go!
On the final, Mila sayd: what does a mean?!
Is because in a It was because in the blink of an eye, in a distraction watching the pitou's ability that was activated, the King passed between the two without them even noticing and that was a fatal error, if he wanted to he would have killed them both at that moment, it was clear the strength of the king.
i forgot how incredible ep 112 was maaaaan what a goated episode
Since they refuse to add timestamps - 13:23 is when the intro finally ends.
Pitou's crying is the beginning of evolution as a chimera ant, which the King is also undergoing. Zeno and Netero were totally surprised.
29:28 I agree and disagree 😅yes Gon is hyperfocused on his mission (his eyes here are showing the focus, they're different from the black ones he had earlier and when he attacked Morel) but not to the point where he would ignore his comrades : until a few seconds ago he was still worried about Palm and here he was ready to delay his fight with Pitou to take on Knuckle's mission, so he's still aware of his surroundings, imo he just knows that sooner or later he'll get to Pitou so if Shoot went for Pitou first he would catch up with him as soon as he can leave Youpi to someone else or defeat him himself (or die trying😌) Also it's not the first time that Gon is thinking faster than everyone else it happened with Razor for ex : when he's in the zone it's like everything is clear and he knows instinctively what to do
I mean the show isn't called killua and gon, it's called hunter x hunter, no assurance we get gon and killua till the end :)
Also while the narrator tells us a lot, pay attention to who he doesn't tell us about
Such intensity and density in this episode.
The hype train episodes continue rolling!
This reaction is better than the react pack one 😭😭😭
obv
Today is my birthday thanks for the video
Everything changed since the start of this episode
この話、ジャンプで読んだ時に泣いた。涙無しには読めない！ つД`)ﾟ｡。゜°゜
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I genuinely can’t wait for them to get to 116
A top 5 ep of this arc
There's a famous video of all of this happening in real time, without a narrator, and well, it's 4 fights happening at once while many characters speaking and running at the same time for 4 minutes 😂😂
Cierto, muchos dicen que el narrador en este arco es excesivo, pero para mi esta bastante bien, es cierto que no da chance a interpretar las cosas, pero con tantas situaciones pasando al mismo tiempo se agradece jajaja. Que por cierto que capitulazo, muy denso
I love this episode, every second of it
I don't know if this is the best "arc" in manga but the best final battle arc, not a single doubt it is to me
For me its very interesting that we talk about the ants being dangerous for people having a veteran Zoldyck in the room lol Zeno has maybe killed more people than any individual ant so far, but since he looks like a human we ignore it
The difference is the ants plan to kill billions. That doesn't mean we're ignoring an assassin who has killed hundreds or thousands
Poor Komugi, caught in the crossfire of these Gods waging war
Narrador-Kun es una de las mejores cosas que le pudo pasar a la serie, nos explica y aclara cosas que son necesarias para lo que sigue en cada cap
I'm sorry if the sentences are not what I intended because I used Google Translate. I'm Japanese. This wonderful Chimera Ant arc was written while the author, Togashi, was taking a break due to mental illness. Therefore, Hunter x Hunter is still not complete, and the anime ended in a forced manner. It is no exaggeration to say that the quality of a work is determined by the conclusion of the story, but I want you to know that Hunter x Hunter is an exception.
Love your theorizing at the start even if it takes 20 minutes😆. I'm all for it
EMPEZÓ MI NOVELA
After some episodes you should watch the palace invasion in real time.
「敵もまた 遥か怪物」って強さの表現としてめちゃくちゃかっこよくて死ぬほど好きなラインなんだけどいまいち海外勢に伝わってる気がしない
King could've kill them if he doesn't honor his words about fighting somewhere else. he walked past them unnoticed because they got distracted by Pitou's ability. took your eyes off your opponent even for a second is a huge mistake. it shows even the veterans can make such amateur error in a situation like this
Imagine if the falling dragons instantly killed all of our guys. Good job grandpa Zoldyck! Thanks for telling us your plan!
the first times i saw Hunter X hunter I never even noticed the narrator, but then i heard other hated the narration, so i started paying attention...and I LOVE IT:
Your are now at the peak of HxH, until the end is jsut master piece
51:30 oh the rest of this arc is top tier, just keep watching there's a reason this arc is considered one of the greatest arcs in all anime/manga.
It really isn't though is it. There are some truly garbage episodes coming up
@@KareemK-jl3sjIt really is
@@KareemK-jl3sjbro stop crying in the entire comment section touch some grass
Gon might have also been thinking about Meleorons power and what would happen if he died while invisi off screen. He had the most time out of everyone since he was the first to learn about his power
They are so smart omg
Finally you guys made it to the big fight!!
this episode 💔
When do you upload invincible?
Idk why Netero and Grandpa didn't tell the others they would bombard the place? Seems pretty important to me.
I don't think an assassin would want to tell some third party about his abilities.
@@DisProfundis They could've just told them "hey we're going to strike from above. It's gonna strike through the buildings." Some of our guys could've died.
Did You sleep on episodes with Knov and Palm who were afraid to be captured, my friend?:)
Gon was LOCKED IN
Ok cool now ill just try to live for more 3 days
Hunter x Hunter is detailed, complicated, and full of explanations.
I forget to breathe.
But it's just the beginning...