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Cage

I learned 7 colors of the rainbow. Sorry, bud.

SHOCK JOHNNY

Not sure if you remember, but Canary also mentioned she was from Meteor City. It was in a flashback with lil' Killua.

blunt

what I heard in your voice was you not being enthusiastic about hunter x hunter. How can you be bored by this storytelling? Why does everyone only get excited by the adrenaline rush of a combat scene and constant battles. The story is so nuanced and compelling. You study music so thoroughly, it's impressive how you pick out underlying notes and know instruments that are obscure. How can you appreciate such detailed subtlety in music, but fail to appreciate the subtle animation choices, the interwoven story and how they manipulate things like Hisoka changing the fortune with texture surprise. You have to actively seek out the underlying story like you're seeking out that hidden instrument. Hunter x Hunter is a story that requires remembering past events and getting unspoken references later on. It's such a beautifully written story with so much thought put into the systems and world building that it kills me to see you be like "Solo Leveling was better" bc that is literally One Punch Man with more aura. The whole point of Solo Leveling, like Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint, or Max Level Newbie is to have a SUPER OP MC that just fight fucks his way through endless badass villains and aura farms you to death. It's super cool but 0 consequence, stakes or plot that matters to any real extent. I love it for the adrenaline rush but man, to disrespect thoughtful storytelling bc it builds up slowly in the beginning as this CHILD embarks on a fun adventure only to slowly be drug into the dark real world, and actual danger and how it evolves the entire atmosphere of the show is so well done. To call that a boring start is just insulting man. I'm ranting now, but damn, I feel like you get it with music, so I can't get why you are so turned off by the subtlety in story.