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HxH Ep 72 (Patreon)

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2024-05-11 16:44:55
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Chamoun101

This Saturday just keeps getting better and better! 🙏 Thank you Alicia! ❤️‍🔥

atakerin

2 hxh uploads in a week?! we eating good!!

Ol' Yellow Eyes

I speak Japanese and they don't really have gendered pronouns, at least not like we do. That's why you might see translations differ. Without getting to into it self-referential pronouns are KINDA gendered in that men and women typically use different ones, but not even close to always and it's only self-referential ones for the most part (what we use "I" for). When it comes to trans/non-binary characters I personally don't think it matters too much which English language pronoun you use, assuming you are not trying to be deliberately disrespectful. Even calling characters trans or non-binary can be not exactly correct. There are Japanese Okama (Think Mr. 2 from One Piece) who prefer to call themselves Okama rather than "toransujenda", which is becoming a more common word among young people for transgender. Some older folks prefer the words they've always used instead. Different cultures have different views on gender and gender non-conformity and trying to make our language fit it doesn't always work. As long as you are not tryin to be disrespectful I personally think its fine whatever you use but I wouldn't fault someone for having a different opinion the matter. Translating is tricky with stuff like that. I believe that typically Kalluto is considered non-binary because he uses what would be more masculine self-referential pronouns in Japanes. Again, it's really hard to say though without the author making the character explicitly explain it themselves because plenty of real life women use the same pronouns and it doesn't mean they are non-binary.

Spu

I believe the he is in reference to the nen exorcist(spirit guy), who she found via her powers and that Hisoka isn't picky in fighting anyone, due to the "high" he got in the volleyball fight.

Yagi di Hoshi

that hisoka "telescope animation" was veryyyy...wibbly-wobbly in the OVA

Minibom22

The fact that it went from 10 days left to 5 days left for Gon means the fast travel isn't at all instant. So while it looks like the entire chase lasts just a few minutes, each travel could take so much as a couple hours.

Drailvarr R2Q5

Kalluto is Agender/Genderfluid and answers to any pronouns but generally wears more fem clothing.

Lexi's Zone

To add to what others have said about the character, one of the data books describes Kalluto as "将来性豊かな着物少年", or in English, "a kimono wearing boy with a bright future." Apparently the kimono is a type that was considered unisex in the past, so maybe Killua's mother is just really old fashioned? We never hear Kalluto talk about gender, so it's impossible to be sure given how pronouns work in Japanese, but the subtitles definitely use he/him pronouns, so don't feel bad about being confused! I don't think anyone would fault you for using he/him pronouns for the character in this case.

Flight

I believe the intention with Kalluto is that he is a male who crossdresses. There is an implied reason for this later on involving another character, but saying anymore would be a spoiler.

Cvillain626

The "he" in "He certainly isn't picky" refers to Hisoka, as in he's not picky about who he battlelusts after, since he just said Kalluto looks appetizing right after meeting