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Nuptup

Togashi: need to have a new cute adorable girl in each arc. Bisky, Komugi and now Alluka!

Nuptup

It seems you are unable to decide whom you like more, Ging or Pariston?! 🤣🤣🤣

Nuptup

Chrollo is never again mentioned in this arc. He will be mentioned in the future, if the Hunter x Hunter anime ever returns, as the story is still ongoing.

-Kites98

Ponzu in Hunter Exam, Neon in Yorknew. I guess there wasn't one in Heaven's Arena :P

-Kites98

There is a lot more about Chrollo in the manga but he's not dead, it's one of the plot threads that were left unfinished in the anime but are addressed in the manga (in the arc after this one).

Anonymous

This is NOT meant to excuse Ging's behavior but explain it. Ging is an introverted and free-spirited adventurer. Hence, he hates having responsibilities and avoids confrontations. He is an irresponsible father but he does care for Gon. Ging is a very caring person. Razor was a murderer sentenced to death. Knowing this Ging still befriended him and saved his life. Kite was a homeless boy who had to steal bread to survive. Ging found him, took him under his wing, and trained him to become a great Hunter. The reason why he doesn't want to confront Gon is not because he doesnt care rather he is shy and ashamed that he abandoned his son to follow his dreams.

show7tell

That's interesting, and so far I actually picked on a few clues to help me see Ging as the self-conscious guy you're talking about. And yet, particularly in this arc where we actually get to meet him, I feel my sympathy for him waning. I think what I'm missing is seeing him struggle - like he's afraid of seeing Gon, but it doesn't feel like he's even trying. Maybe he isn't. Maybe he's just too afraid to even try. But I want to feel that...😬

Sean OBrien

Interesting information that is only hinted at in the anime. I've copied a Reddit post that sums it up well: "Hisoka talks about killing Killua to Illumi, which causes him to go into full rage mode before Hisoka says it was a joke. However in the manga things are a bit darker/more complicated. Hisoka uses the verb "to do", which can mean either killing or sex. Which it means is contextual. Hisoka however provides the context by making a gesture with his hand indicating penis penetration. This hand gesture is actually kept in the anime. Thus Hisoka was basically saying he'd rape Killua to Illumi, which is probably why Illumi got so mad."