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Hunter x Hunter 1x86 (Clear) REACTION (Patreon)

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2019-11-05 03:05:45
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Fasquin

Yes!!! love the kuwabara hair and attitude

Rushdhan Ibrahim

I agree with Abi about Neferpitou probably being too OP even for a bunch of top tier hunters at the same time. Killua said nen-masters have an En-range of 50 meters. Neferpitou's En at the end there looked like it had a range of MILES.

Cinya

The sub is weird here. Netero asks " is that thing stronger than me?". He also said he hasn't been the strongest for more than half a century. Way more than 20 years.

Anonymous

Yall have a pretty great sense of the powerscaling imo, compared to others I've seen.

Bahamute619
>>28638505

Buuuuuttttttt, other animals, which chimera ants are composed of as well, have much better senses than humans. It wouldn't be that much of a stretch to say that a top tier ant (i.e. royal guard) would have a better sensory use of nen.

Fasquin

Pitou is supposed to be Flea/cat so her senses are extremely keen. She also has developed En incredibly quickly. The reason why she has so much nen compared to say Knov or Morel is because she applied a very special condition that everything she does it to defend the king and to help him achieve his goals. Thats the only reason why shes alive so thats why she's so powerful. Thats my theory anyway

Jacob B
>>28891624

Interesting theory but Pitou had a ridiculous amount of Nen before she even understood what it was. I think people are too quick to associate nen conditions with high power levels, the way it's introduced seems more the exception than the rule.