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Feb 5, 2014 3:17 PM
#201
HXH is different. All characters are important. (Character Development) Welfin is really important at the end of Chimera Ant. Pitou vs Gon and Meruem vs Netero are EPIC. WHY?? because in HXH the "bad person" is charismatic and THE HISTORY AND FIGHTING DO NOT HAVE THE TYPICAL DEVELOPMENT |
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Feb 5, 2014 5:43 PM
#202
This arc seems to be relying more and more on the narrator to explain things Episode was alright Im guessing gon will probably attack pitou out of anger and this will probably lead to her death because pitou will have to defend herself thus shed need to de-activate doctor blythe (dont read manga - just guessing) then i could see killua getting mad at gon for not considering komugi's condition and some sort of fight starting between them |
Feb 5, 2014 5:49 PM
#203
Manga readers (me included) are pissed off for 2 main reasons I think: - They reshuffled the chapters, which completed messed up our expectations. - They dragged fairly short chapters to fit their f*cking 20 minutes format. Don't be fooled, leaving out the meeting between Gon and Pitou to the end was totally planned, no matter how much material was in between. The pacing is very important, we are used to things happening at a certain pace. Try to take your favorite song, compress it so that it goes 3 times faster or slow it down so that it goes for 3 times longer, then listen to the result and see what I mean. It didnt happen as much this episode but they are leaving out important details or fail to emphasize events that couldnt be in the manga, then add totally useless stuff... |
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Feb 5, 2014 10:41 PM
#204
Well, I caught up, started watching this series around a week ago and it has been a ride, that's for sure. What a fantastic series this is! However, these last few episodes have been pretty slow, but that ending for this one is worth it because I am sure it is going to be an awesome confrontation. |
Feb 6, 2014 3:07 AM
#205
jiraiya_sensei said: Cresherhsm said: jiraiya_sensei said: Powering up simply because of rage is the worst type of power-up imo. Reread those chapters again. 1. Gon's powerup wasn't based on rage it was based on nen. Nen restrictions have been long established, if you think his powerup was bullshit then the same goes for Kurapikas. 2. It falls right under Gon's enhancement hatsu. 3. It came at a great price. Gon had to sacrifice all his natural talent in order to age himself for a short period of time, drastically shortening his lifespan and permanently barring him from using nen again. And dude, spoiler your posts. -.- It was still activated by his rage. The fact that it nearly killed him (i.e. sacrificing all his natural talent) was more of an after effect rather than a rule that he set by himself before hand. It was more like reckless abandon looking at this page http://www.mangahere.com/manga/hunter_x_hunter/v28/c305/15.html Nen rules isn't something you can create with half-@ssed resolve like that. You can't simply think "I want to be the strongest person in the world" and viola. Kurapika's master stated that Kurapika can't create an unbreakable chain simply by wishing for example and he got to the point where he can create that unbreakable chain only through careful deliberation of rules and great resolve. His desire for revenge wouldn't be enough, he would have to believe that he can take his life if he ever violates his own rule. Gon meanwhile was more like "I don't care if I lose everything let's just go mad". It really made it seem like attaining power in HxH world seems so simple, just have to provoke someone and if he's very hot headed, he'll get power as great as Meruem with very little training. Heck, if we apply Gon's situation to anyone, they won't even need to spend time training or learning the basic rules of nen. jiraiya_sensei said: It was still activated by his rage. The fact that it nearly killed him (i.e. sacrificing all his natural talent) was more of an after effect rather than a rule that he set by himself before hand...Gon meanwhile was more like "I don't care if I lose everything let's just go mad". It really made it seem like attaining power in HxH world seems so simple What? It wasn't activated by rage it was activated by nen. For the second time, read the manga again. No offense but it's pretty freaking explicit dude and I'm not just talking about the fight. In the chairman election arc a nen exorcist couldn't heal Gon because the restriction he placed on himself was so great that removal was impossible. Sure, his emotional state of mind played a role in the degree of power granted from the restriction (read up on vows and limitations) but the entire thing was nen based. Once again, 0% rage, 100% nen. Nen rules isn't something you can create with half-@ssed resolve like that. You can't simply think "I want to be the strongest person in the world" and viola. Of course, Togashi isn't an idiot. If it worked that way then a person like Zushi could beat the King by saying "make me more powerful than the King in return I vow X and set limitation Y". That's not how it works. Nen restrictions can only made with strong resolve and the power granted from them has to be (1) in line with someone's nen hatsu, (2) appropriate to the vow and limitation set and (3) possible. Gon gave up his lifespan in order to temporarily age himself to his peak form. An enchancer like Uvogin could do the same under the same circumstances but the power granted would be a lot less, since his peak form is a lot weaker than Gon's (not to mention the dude is probably close to his peak anyway). Kurapika's master stated that Kurapika can't create an unbreakable chain simply by wishing for example and he got to the point where he can create that unbreakable chain only through careful deliberation of rules and great resolve. His desire for revenge wouldn't be enough, he would have to believe that he can take his life if he ever violates his own rule. How is this different from Gon? The only difference is Kurapika had the luxury of taking his time (we never saw him set up the restriction and we don't know if he did take his time but we do know that he set it up in friendly territory), Gon didn't. He was backed into a corner. He couldn't bring back his mentor and he couldn't avenge him either since he was going to be killed by Pitou, who insurmountably outclasses him in terms of combat. He had no options and had nothing to lose. He was fully aware of the rules regarding nen restrictions (Kurapika told him all about it), he had incredible resolve (which was acknowledged by Pitou in 306 page 14 if it wasn't obvious enough) and he was willing to do sacrifice anything to kill Pitou. He knew that he couldn't beat Pitou at his current state so he chose to mature himself to his peak form through his enhancement hatsu and applying a nen restriction on himself. Well that's what I think anyway. Compared to the complexity other character's abilities, Gon's sudden power up really looked like an ass-pull to me. I see but I think you need to understand what an asspull is and isn't. What Gon did was 100% within the rules of nen. Nen restrictions have been long established and the power granted from it was possible (everyone has a peak form, it's a matter of whether or not that person's peak form is capable of defeating Pitou), in line with his enhancement hatsu and appropriate to the vow and limitation set (the vow was extremely strict since the target was only a single person, Pitou, and the limitation was huge, his lifespan (or as Gon put it in the page that you listed, "everything"). http://i10.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/305/hunter-x-hunter-1305273.jpg http://i26.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/305/hunter-x-hunter-1305274.jpg http://i15.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/306/hunter-x-hunter-1310721.jpg http://i31.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/306/hunter-x-hunter-1310722.jpg http://i7.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/307/hunter-x-hunter-1325423.jpg |
Feb 6, 2014 3:28 AM
#206
And the pacing continues to slow down. I wonder where they plan to finish the Anime, seeing as it will be caught up with very soon, unless the writer is back chugging in new content? |
Feb 6, 2014 4:32 AM
#207
Ugh, I just want to fast forward to next Tuesday right now. I want my Gon and Pitou Mori episode. |
Feb 6, 2014 4:50 AM
#208
Feb 6, 2014 5:13 AM
#209
Cresherhsm said: jiraiya_sensei said: Cresherhsm said: jiraiya_sensei said: Powering up simply because of rage is the worst type of power-up imo. Reread those chapters again. 1. Gon's powerup wasn't based on rage it was based on nen. Nen restrictions have been long established, if you think his powerup was bullshit then the same goes for Kurapikas. 2. It falls right under Gon's enhancement hatsu. 3. It came at a great price. Gon had to sacrifice all his natural talent in order to age himself for a short period of time, drastically shortening his lifespan and permanently barring him from using nen again. And dude, spoiler your posts. -.- It was still activated by his rage. The fact that it nearly killed him (i.e. sacrificing all his natural talent) was more of an after effect rather than a rule that he set by himself before hand. It was more like reckless abandon looking at this page http://www.mangahere.com/manga/hunter_x_hunter/v28/c305/15.html Nen rules isn't something you can create with half-@ssed resolve like that. You can't simply think "I want to be the strongest person in the world" and viola. Kurapika's master stated that Kurapika can't create an unbreakable chain simply by wishing for example and he got to the point where he can create that unbreakable chain only through careful deliberation of rules and great resolve. His desire for revenge wouldn't be enough, he would have to believe that he can take his life if he ever violates his own rule. Gon meanwhile was more like "I don't care if I lose everything let's just go mad". It really made it seem like attaining power in HxH world seems so simple, just have to provoke someone and if he's very hot headed, he'll get power as great as Meruem with very little training. Heck, if we apply Gon's situation to anyone, they won't even need to spend time training or learning the basic rules of nen. jiraiya_sensei said: It was still activated by his rage. The fact that it nearly killed him (i.e. sacrificing all his natural talent) was more of an after effect rather than a rule that he set by himself before hand...Gon meanwhile was more like "I don't care if I lose everything let's just go mad". It really made it seem like attaining power in HxH world seems so simple What? It wasn't activated by rage it was activated by nen. For the second time, read the manga again. No offense but it's pretty freaking explicit dude and I'm not just talking about the fight. In the chairman election arc a nen exorcist couldn't heal Gon because the restriction he placed on himself was so great that removal was impossible. Sure, his emotional state of mind played a role in the degree of power granted from the restriction (read up on vows and limitations) but the entire thing was nen based. Once again, 0% rage, 100% nen. Nen rules isn't something you can create with half-@ssed resolve like that. You can't simply think "I want to be the strongest person in the world" and viola. Of course, Togashi isn't an idiot. If it worked that way then a person like Zushi could beat the King by saying "make me more powerful than the King in return I vow X and set limitation Y". That's not how it works. Nen restrictions can only made with strong resolve and the power granted from them has to be (1) in line with someone's nen hatsu, (2) appropriate to the vow and limitation set and (3) possible. Gon gave up his lifespan in order to temporarily age himself to his peak form. An enchancer like Uvogin could do the same under the same circumstances but the power granted would be a lot less, since his peak form is a lot weaker than Gon's (not to mention the dude is probably close to his peak anyway). Kurapika's master stated that Kurapika can't create an unbreakable chain simply by wishing for example and he got to the point where he can create that unbreakable chain only through careful deliberation of rules and great resolve. His desire for revenge wouldn't be enough, he would have to believe that he can take his life if he ever violates his own rule. How is this different from Gon? The only difference is Kurapika had the luxury of taking his time (we never saw him set up the restriction and we don't know if he did take his time but we do know that he set it up in friendly territory), Gon didn't. He was backed into a corner. He couldn't bring back his mentor and he couldn't avenge him either since he was going to be killed by Pitou, who insurmountably outclasses him in terms of combat. He had no options and had nothing to lose. He was fully aware of the rules regarding nen restrictions (Kurapika told him all about it), he had incredible resolve (which was acknowledged by Pitou in 306 page 14 if it wasn't obvious enough) and he was willing to do sacrifice anything to kill Pitou. He knew that he couldn't beat Pitou at his current state so he chose to mature himself to his peak form through his enhancement hatsu and applying a nen restriction on himself. Well that's what I think anyway. Compared to the complexity other character's abilities, Gon's sudden power up really looked like an ass-pull to me. I see but I think you need to understand what an asspull is and isn't. What Gon did was 100% within the rules of nen. Nen restrictions have been long established and the power granted from it was possible (everyone has a peak form, it's a matter of whether or not that person's peak form is capable of defeating Pitou), in line with his enhancement hatsu and appropriate to the vow and limitation set (the vow was extremely strict since the target was only a single person, Pitou, and the limitation was huge, his lifespan (or as Gon put it in the page that you listed, "everything"). http://i10.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/305/hunter-x-hunter-1305273.jpg http://i26.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/305/hunter-x-hunter-1305274.jpg http://i15.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/306/hunter-x-hunter-1310721.jpg http://i31.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/306/hunter-x-hunter-1310722.jpg http://i7.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/307/hunter-x-hunter-1325423.jpg Was it ever said when Gon put the restriction on his nen? I always thought that he had done that after the 30 days. At that time he was sick of being weak however he wasn't worried about the power gab between himself and Pitou, Shoot made a comment about Gon not training hard enough or something like that. But Gon was confident that he could take Pitou alone at that time, that made me think that he planned this way back. |
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Feb 6, 2014 7:37 PM
#210
SaSa-Zoldyck said: Cresherhsm said: jiraiya_sensei said: Cresherhsm said: jiraiya_sensei said: Powering up simply because of rage is the worst type of power-up imo. Reread those chapters again. 1. Gon's powerup wasn't based on rage it was based on nen. Nen restrictions have been long established, if you think his powerup was bullshit then the same goes for Kurapikas. 2. It falls right under Gon's enhancement hatsu. 3. It came at a great price. Gon had to sacrifice all his natural talent in order to age himself for a short period of time, drastically shortening his lifespan and permanently barring him from using nen again. And dude, spoiler your posts. -.- It was still activated by his rage. The fact that it nearly killed him (i.e. sacrificing all his natural talent) was more of an after effect rather than a rule that he set by himself before hand. It was more like reckless abandon looking at this page http://www.mangahere.com/manga/hunter_x_hunter/v28/c305/15.html Nen rules isn't something you can create with half-@ssed resolve like that. You can't simply think "I want to be the strongest person in the world" and viola. Kurapika's master stated that Kurapika can't create an unbreakable chain simply by wishing for example and he got to the point where he can create that unbreakable chain only through careful deliberation of rules and great resolve. His desire for revenge wouldn't be enough, he would have to believe that he can take his life if he ever violates his own rule. Gon meanwhile was more like "I don't care if I lose everything let's just go mad". It really made it seem like attaining power in HxH world seems so simple, just have to provoke someone and if he's very hot headed, he'll get power as great as Meruem with very little training. Heck, if we apply Gon's situation to anyone, they won't even need to spend time training or learning the basic rules of nen. jiraiya_sensei said: It was still activated by his rage. The fact that it nearly killed him (i.e. sacrificing all his natural talent) was more of an after effect rather than a rule that he set by himself before hand...Gon meanwhile was more like "I don't care if I lose everything let's just go mad". It really made it seem like attaining power in HxH world seems so simple What? It wasn't activated by rage it was activated by nen. For the second time, read the manga again. No offense but it's pretty freaking explicit dude and I'm not just talking about the fight. In the chairman election arc a nen exorcist couldn't heal Gon because the restriction he placed on himself was so great that removal was impossible. Sure, his emotional state of mind played a role in the degree of power granted from the restriction (read up on vows and limitations) but the entire thing was nen based. Once again, 0% rage, 100% nen. Nen rules isn't something you can create with half-@ssed resolve like that. You can't simply think "I want to be the strongest person in the world" and viola. Of course, Togashi isn't an idiot. If it worked that way then a person like Zushi could beat the King by saying "make me more powerful than the King in return I vow X and set limitation Y". That's not how it works. Nen restrictions can only made with strong resolve and the power granted from them has to be (1) in line with someone's nen hatsu, (2) appropriate to the vow and limitation set and (3) possible. Gon gave up his lifespan in order to temporarily age himself to his peak form. An enchancer like Uvogin could do the same under the same circumstances but the power granted would be a lot less, since his peak form is a lot weaker than Gon's (not to mention the dude is probably close to his peak anyway). Kurapika's master stated that Kurapika can't create an unbreakable chain simply by wishing for example and he got to the point where he can create that unbreakable chain only through careful deliberation of rules and great resolve. His desire for revenge wouldn't be enough, he would have to believe that he can take his life if he ever violates his own rule. How is this different from Gon? The only difference is Kurapika had the luxury of taking his time (we never saw him set up the restriction and we don't know if he did take his time but we do know that he set it up in friendly territory), Gon didn't. He was backed into a corner. He couldn't bring back his mentor and he couldn't avenge him either since he was going to be killed by Pitou, who insurmountably outclasses him in terms of combat. He had no options and had nothing to lose. He was fully aware of the rules regarding nen restrictions (Kurapika told him all about it), he had incredible resolve (which was acknowledged by Pitou in 306 page 14 if it wasn't obvious enough) and he was willing to do sacrifice anything to kill Pitou. He knew that he couldn't beat Pitou at his current state so he chose to mature himself to his peak form through his enhancement hatsu and applying a nen restriction on himself. Well that's what I think anyway. Compared to the complexity other character's abilities, Gon's sudden power up really looked like an ass-pull to me. I see but I think you need to understand what an asspull is and isn't. What Gon did was 100% within the rules of nen. Nen restrictions have been long established and the power granted from it was possible (everyone has a peak form, it's a matter of whether or not that person's peak form is capable of defeating Pitou), in line with his enhancement hatsu and appropriate to the vow and limitation set (the vow was extremely strict since the target was only a single person, Pitou, and the limitation was huge, his lifespan (or as Gon put it in the page that you listed, "everything"). http://i10.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/305/hunter-x-hunter-1305273.jpg http://i26.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/305/hunter-x-hunter-1305274.jpg http://i15.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/306/hunter-x-hunter-1310721.jpg http://i31.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/306/hunter-x-hunter-1310722.jpg http://i7.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/307/hunter-x-hunter-1325423.jpg Was it ever said when Gon put the restriction on his nen? I always thought that he had done that after the 30 days. At that time he was sick of being weak however he wasn't worried about the power gab between himself and Pitou, Shoot made a comment about Gon not training hard enough or something like that. But Gon was confident that he could take Pitou alone at that time, that made me think that he planned this way back. Whoa, good point. Yeah, Gon set up his nen restriction then but thinking things over he could've planned it beforehand. It only makes sense. As a character, Gon is extremely selfish and reckless. In addition to that, it was at that point (seeing Kite for the first time since ep 85) that Gon began to driven by revenge. He knew that Pitou was much stronger than he was and that a fight against her would be an instant loss. The huge gap between them was obvious. Killua knew this as well and said that he was willing to die together with Gon in his fight aganist Pitou. Like you said, he didn't seem worried about the power gap between him and Pitou at all so his nen-restriction must have been premeditated. We do know that Gon's primary objective was getting Kite back, revenge came in second. Either way, throwing away all of his natural talent like that by setting nen-restriction was his last option. A plan that he would only go through with if everything turned sour. |
Feb 6, 2014 9:45 PM
#211
Oh, man. Between the non-stop narration that feels the need to go in-depth about things people should be able to figure out on their own and the incredibly slow pacing this invasion has been a huge disappointment to me so far. I actually stacked up a month's worth of episodes just hoping that something really interesting would happen to renew my excitement about the series but no such luck. And please don't start with "If you want action then this is the wrong anime! Go watch Naruto!" because I've been watching this anime since the beginning and used to enjoy it a great deal(Even some of the earlier episodes in this arc) despite it not being action-packed. Too many of these characters just aren't interesting enough to be getting this level of focus. |
gettogaaraFeb 6, 2014 9:55 PM
Feb 6, 2014 11:22 PM
#212
Kind of sucks to have to spend this episode on the side stuff that isn't an epic battle, but not too surprising with the pace and all. Finally the Nerferpitou fight might at least start by the end of next episode haha. |
Feb 6, 2014 11:41 PM
#213
Cresherhsm said: SaSa-Zoldyck said: Cresherhsm said: jiraiya_sensei said: Cresherhsm said: jiraiya_sensei said: Powering up simply because of rage is the worst type of power-up imo. Reread those chapters again. 1. Gon's powerup wasn't based on rage it was based on nen. Nen restrictions have been long established, if you think his powerup was bullshit then the same goes for Kurapikas. 2. It falls right under Gon's enhancement hatsu. 3. It came at a great price. Gon had to sacrifice all his natural talent in order to age himself for a short period of time, drastically shortening his lifespan and permanently barring him from using nen again. And dude, spoiler your posts. -.- It was still activated by his rage. The fact that it nearly killed him (i.e. sacrificing all his natural talent) was more of an after effect rather than a rule that he set by himself before hand. It was more like reckless abandon looking at this page http://www.mangahere.com/manga/hunter_x_hunter/v28/c305/15.html Nen rules isn't something you can create with half-@ssed resolve like that. You can't simply think "I want to be the strongest person in the world" and viola. Kurapika's master stated that Kurapika can't create an unbreakable chain simply by wishing for example and he got to the point where he can create that unbreakable chain only through careful deliberation of rules and great resolve. His desire for revenge wouldn't be enough, he would have to believe that he can take his life if he ever violates his own rule. Gon meanwhile was more like "I don't care if I lose everything let's just go mad". It really made it seem like attaining power in HxH world seems so simple, just have to provoke someone and if he's very hot headed, he'll get power as great as Meruem with very little training. Heck, if we apply Gon's situation to anyone, they won't even need to spend time training or learning the basic rules of nen. jiraiya_sensei said: It was still activated by his rage. The fact that it nearly killed him (i.e. sacrificing all his natural talent) was more of an after effect rather than a rule that he set by himself before hand...Gon meanwhile was more like "I don't care if I lose everything let's just go mad". It really made it seem like attaining power in HxH world seems so simple What? It wasn't activated by rage it was activated by nen. For the second time, read the manga again. No offense but it's pretty freaking explicit dude and I'm not just talking about the fight. In the chairman election arc a nen exorcist couldn't heal Gon because the restriction he placed on himself was so great that removal was impossible. Sure, his emotional state of mind played a role in the degree of power granted from the restriction (read up on vows and limitations) but the entire thing was nen based. Once again, 0% rage, 100% nen. Nen rules isn't something you can create with half-@ssed resolve like that. You can't simply think "I want to be the strongest person in the world" and viola. Of course, Togashi isn't an idiot. If it worked that way then a person like Zushi could beat the King by saying "make me more powerful than the King in return I vow X and set limitation Y". That's not how it works. Nen restrictions can only made with strong resolve and the power granted from them has to be (1) in line with someone's nen hatsu, (2) appropriate to the vow and limitation set and (3) possible. Gon gave up his lifespan in order to temporarily age himself to his peak form. An enchancer like Uvogin could do the same under the same circumstances but the power granted would be a lot less, since his peak form is a lot weaker than Gon's (not to mention the dude is probably close to his peak anyway). Kurapika's master stated that Kurapika can't create an unbreakable chain simply by wishing for example and he got to the point where he can create that unbreakable chain only through careful deliberation of rules and great resolve. His desire for revenge wouldn't be enough, he would have to believe that he can take his life if he ever violates his own rule. How is this different from Gon? The only difference is Kurapika had the luxury of taking his time (we never saw him set up the restriction and we don't know if he did take his time but we do know that he set it up in friendly territory), Gon didn't. He was backed into a corner. He couldn't bring back his mentor and he couldn't avenge him either since he was going to be killed by Pitou, who insurmountably outclasses him in terms of combat. He had no options and had nothing to lose. He was fully aware of the rules regarding nen restrictions (Kurapika told him all about it), he had incredible resolve (which was acknowledged by Pitou in 306 page 14 if it wasn't obvious enough) and he was willing to do sacrifice anything to kill Pitou. He knew that he couldn't beat Pitou at his current state so he chose to mature himself to his peak form through his enhancement hatsu and applying a nen restriction on himself. Well that's what I think anyway. Compared to the complexity other character's abilities, Gon's sudden power up really looked like an ass-pull to me. I see but I think you need to understand what an asspull is and isn't. What Gon did was 100% within the rules of nen. Nen restrictions have been long established and the power granted from it was possible (everyone has a peak form, it's a matter of whether or not that person's peak form is capable of defeating Pitou), in line with his enhancement hatsu and appropriate to the vow and limitation set (the vow was extremely strict since the target was only a single person, Pitou, and the limitation was huge, his lifespan (or as Gon put it in the page that you listed, "everything"). http://i10.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/305/hunter-x-hunter-1305273.jpg http://i26.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/305/hunter-x-hunter-1305274.jpg http://i15.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/306/hunter-x-hunter-1310721.jpg http://i31.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/306/hunter-x-hunter-1310722.jpg http://i7.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/307/hunter-x-hunter-1325423.jpg Was it ever said when Gon put the restriction on his nen? I always thought that he had done that after the 30 days. At that time he was sick of being weak however he wasn't worried about the power gab between himself and Pitou, Shoot made a comment about Gon not training hard enough or something like that. But Gon was confident that he could take Pitou alone at that time, that made me think that he planned this way back. Whoa, good point. Yeah, Gon set up his nen restriction then but thinking things over he could've planned it beforehand. It only makes sense. As a character, Gon is extremely selfish and reckless. In addition to that, it was at that point (seeing Kite for the first time since ep 85) that Gon began to driven by revenge. He knew that Pitou was much stronger than he was and that a fight against her would be an instant loss. The huge gap between them was obvious. Killua knew this as well and said that he was willing to die together with Gon in his fight aganist Pitou. Like you said, he didn't seem worried about the power gap between him and Pitou at all so his nen-restriction must have been premeditated. We do know that Gon's primary objective was getting Kite back, revenge came in second. Either way, throwing away all of his natural talent like that by setting nen-restriction was his last option. A plan that he would only go through with if everything turned sour. How was he going to get Kite back? Pitou is immune to talk no jutsu, he even said to Killua that they could never trust ants like Pitou. He was planning to force Pitou into healing Kite, Gon probably used the 10 days before the invasion to set his nen-restriction and was planning to activate it no matter what. |
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Feb 7, 2014 2:06 AM
#214
gettogaara said: Oh, man. Between the non-stop narration that feels the need to go in-depth about things people should be able to figure out on their own and the incredibly slow pacing this invasion has been a huge disappointment to me so far. I actually stacked up a month's worth of episodes just hoping that something really interesting would happen to renew my excitement about the series but no such luck. And please don't start with "If you want action then this is the wrong anime! Go watch Naruto!" because I've been watching this anime since the beginning and used to enjoy it a great deal(Even some of the earlier episodes in this arc) despite it not being action-packed. Too many of these characters just aren't interesting enough to be getting this level of focus. just enjoy, it's togashi style. He doesn't care other people opinion. He just draw and write what he want, and MH just make it into anime. The problem is the order of the episodes to delay Gon and Pitou scene, it's like torture every week. |
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Feb 7, 2014 4:31 AM
#215
SaSa-Zoldyck said: Cresherhsm said: SaSa-Zoldyck said: Cresherhsm said: jiraiya_sensei said: Cresherhsm said: jiraiya_sensei said: Powering up simply because of rage is the worst type of power-up imo. Reread those chapters again. 1. Gon's powerup wasn't based on rage it was based on nen. Nen restrictions have been long established, if you think his powerup was bullshit then the same goes for Kurapikas. 2. It falls right under Gon's enhancement hatsu. 3. It came at a great price. Gon had to sacrifice all his natural talent in order to age himself for a short period of time, drastically shortening his lifespan and permanently barring him from using nen again. And dude, spoiler your posts. -.- It was still activated by his rage. The fact that it nearly killed him (i.e. sacrificing all his natural talent) was more of an after effect rather than a rule that he set by himself before hand. It was more like reckless abandon looking at this page http://www.mangahere.com/manga/hunter_x_hunter/v28/c305/15.html Nen rules isn't something you can create with half-@ssed resolve like that. You can't simply think "I want to be the strongest person in the world" and viola. Kurapika's master stated that Kurapika can't create an unbreakable chain simply by wishing for example and he got to the point where he can create that unbreakable chain only through careful deliberation of rules and great resolve. His desire for revenge wouldn't be enough, he would have to believe that he can take his life if he ever violates his own rule. Gon meanwhile was more like "I don't care if I lose everything let's just go mad". It really made it seem like attaining power in HxH world seems so simple, just have to provoke someone and if he's very hot headed, he'll get power as great as Meruem with very little training. Heck, if we apply Gon's situation to anyone, they won't even need to spend time training or learning the basic rules of nen. jiraiya_sensei said: It was still activated by his rage. The fact that it nearly killed him (i.e. sacrificing all his natural talent) was more of an after effect rather than a rule that he set by himself before hand...Gon meanwhile was more like "I don't care if I lose everything let's just go mad". It really made it seem like attaining power in HxH world seems so simple What? It wasn't activated by rage it was activated by nen. For the second time, read the manga again. No offense but it's pretty freaking explicit dude and I'm not just talking about the fight. In the chairman election arc a nen exorcist couldn't heal Gon because the restriction he placed on himself was so great that removal was impossible. Sure, his emotional state of mind played a role in the degree of power granted from the restriction (read up on vows and limitations) but the entire thing was nen based. Once again, 0% rage, 100% nen. Nen rules isn't something you can create with half-@ssed resolve like that. You can't simply think "I want to be the strongest person in the world" and viola. Of course, Togashi isn't an idiot. If it worked that way then a person like Zushi could beat the King by saying "make me more powerful than the King in return I vow X and set limitation Y". That's not how it works. Nen restrictions can only made with strong resolve and the power granted from them has to be (1) in line with someone's nen hatsu, (2) appropriate to the vow and limitation set and (3) possible. Gon gave up his lifespan in order to temporarily age himself to his peak form. An enchancer like Uvogin could do the same under the same circumstances but the power granted would be a lot less, since his peak form is a lot weaker than Gon's (not to mention the dude is probably close to his peak anyway). Kurapika's master stated that Kurapika can't create an unbreakable chain simply by wishing for example and he got to the point where he can create that unbreakable chain only through careful deliberation of rules and great resolve. His desire for revenge wouldn't be enough, he would have to believe that he can take his life if he ever violates his own rule. How is this different from Gon? The only difference is Kurapika had the luxury of taking his time (we never saw him set up the restriction and we don't know if he did take his time but we do know that he set it up in friendly territory), Gon didn't. He was backed into a corner. He couldn't bring back his mentor and he couldn't avenge him either since he was going to be killed by Pitou, who insurmountably outclasses him in terms of combat. He had no options and had nothing to lose. He was fully aware of the rules regarding nen restrictions (Kurapika told him all about it), he had incredible resolve (which was acknowledged by Pitou in 306 page 14 if it wasn't obvious enough) and he was willing to do sacrifice anything to kill Pitou. He knew that he couldn't beat Pitou at his current state so he chose to mature himself to his peak form through his enhancement hatsu and applying a nen restriction on himself. Well that's what I think anyway. Compared to the complexity other character's abilities, Gon's sudden power up really looked like an ass-pull to me. I see but I think you need to understand what an asspull is and isn't. What Gon did was 100% within the rules of nen. Nen restrictions have been long established and the power granted from it was possible (everyone has a peak form, it's a matter of whether or not that person's peak form is capable of defeating Pitou), in line with his enhancement hatsu and appropriate to the vow and limitation set (the vow was extremely strict since the target was only a single person, Pitou, and the limitation was huge, his lifespan (or as Gon put it in the page that you listed, "everything"). http://i10.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/305/hunter-x-hunter-1305273.jpg http://i26.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/305/hunter-x-hunter-1305274.jpg http://i15.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/306/hunter-x-hunter-1310721.jpg http://i31.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/306/hunter-x-hunter-1310722.jpg http://i7.mangareader.net/hunter-x-hunter/307/hunter-x-hunter-1325423.jpg Was it ever said when Gon put the restriction on his nen? I always thought that he had done that after the 30 days. At that time he was sick of being weak however he wasn't worried about the power gab between himself and Pitou, Shoot made a comment about Gon not training hard enough or something like that. But Gon was confident that he could take Pitou alone at that time, that made me think that he planned this way back. Whoa, good point. Yeah, Gon set up his nen restriction then but thinking things over he could've planned it beforehand. It only makes sense. As a character, Gon is extremely selfish and reckless. In addition to that, it was at that point (seeing Kite for the first time since ep 85) that Gon began to driven by revenge. He knew that Pitou was much stronger than he was and that a fight against her would be an instant loss. The huge gap between them was obvious. Killua knew this as well and said that he was willing to die together with Gon in his fight aganist Pitou. Like you said, he didn't seem worried about the power gap between him and Pitou at all so his nen-restriction must have been premeditated. We do know that Gon's primary objective was getting Kite back, revenge came in second. Either way, throwing away all of his natural talent like that by setting nen-restriction was his last option. A plan that he would only go through with if everything turned sour. How was he going to get Kite back? Pitou is immune to talk no jutsu, he even said to Killua that they could never trust ants like Pitou. He was planning to force Pitou into healing Kite, Gon probably used the 10 days before the invasion to set his nen-restriction and was planning to activate it no matter what. It can be seen that way too (though it's pretty unusual). Gon could've set a restriction that would be activated later at his command or he could've thought about it beforehand and then set a restriction that activated immediately. Though I do believe that Gon set a restriction that activated immediately since all the restrictions we've seen up to this point such as Kurapikas, Cheetus and Phinx were all activated immediately as well. After setting their restrictions, Kurapika could use his chain, Cheetu could conjure a small nen space that resembled a Savanna if he hit another person and Phinx could wind up his arm to increase the strength of his punches. If Gon set it up beforehand, then his restriction would be the first restriction we've seen in the series to not be activated on the spot. He'd still have to activate the restriction he set up in order to mature to his peak form. Of course, both are totally possible (I don't think it's against the "rules of nen" to set up a restriction that activates by command and not immediately). The problem is while we do have a basic idea of Gon's nen restriction (his target, what he gave up, what was he looking to gain from the restriction, etc) we don't know how he worded it. So we can't say for sure but we do know that it was activated on the spot. About throwing away all of his natural talent being a last resort, my bad, I was thinking about the situation too much. No one could have imagined that Pitou was healing a girl and couldn't use her nen abilities because of that. Heck even then, it would still be his only option (if he still wanted to kill Pitou after getting Kite back. this is of course assuming that Pitou could've and ended up healing Kite). You're right, he was going in with the primary intention of maturing through a nen restriction and getting Pitou to heal Kite. |
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Feb 7, 2014 6:47 AM
#217
From a financial perspective it'd have been extremely expensive, I'm not sure of the price but for reference purposes, the Faceless Men from ASOIAF were said to be able to simply Kill Danerys had one of them been hired, but with the price for her head, they might have as well hired armies. Same with Netero's head. From Netero's perspective, it's out of respect. He's more of a warrior and doesn't like 2 vs 1 perhaps. |
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Feb 7, 2014 8:01 AM
#218
n10sity said: I can't believe that's all Zeno was hired to do. Well, it ended up being easy because Meruem was willing to cooperate. Zeno's mission was to allow Netero fight the King without interruptions. If Komugi hadn't been there, it could have been a harder task. |
Feb 7, 2014 2:00 PM
#219
Oh boy, now look who's pissed off. I'm perfectly ready for next episode. 3.2/5 |
Feb 7, 2014 4:05 PM
#220
Pretty nice episode, can't wait for the next one <3 |
Feb 9, 2014 6:04 AM
#221
damn, just caught up to the last episode... what to do now? it was so great to watch a few or even 10 episodes a day of this great anime |
Feb 10, 2014 6:19 AM
#222
Last few episodes were waste of time, I this anime progressed any slower, it would be moving backwards. I sure hope we get some epic stuff when fights with pitou and king begin, becouse so far, this is one hell of a weak finale for hxh standards. Mod edit Spoiler button added. |
AversaFeb 10, 2014 7:21 AM
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Feb 10, 2014 6:27 AM
#223
Sydonis said: Last few episodes were waste of time, I this anime progressed any slower, it would be moving backwards. I sure hope we get some epic stuff when fights with pitou and king begin, becouse so far, this is one hell of a weak finale for hxh standards. I strongly disagree, so far, this is proving to be not only a very strong finale, or prelude to a finale, but probably the best that shonen has ever seen. It doesn't get any more sophisticated. |
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Feb 10, 2014 6:56 AM
#224
^^ People will probably be able to judge those last episodes better after the end of this whole arc, so they can have a general view of it. (just speculating I haven't read the manga). |
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Feb 10, 2014 6:59 AM
#225
Doubt it, not that it changes anything. Is my avatar showing? Because all I see is a broken image icon |
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Feb 10, 2014 7:02 AM
#226
judals said: Doubt it, not that it changes anything. Is my avatar showing? Because all I see is a broken image icon Either way this is a masterpiece in terms of writing for me... so I won't care. Yea it's showing. |
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Feb 10, 2014 8:28 AM
#227
judals said: Sydonis said: Last few episodes were waste of time, I this anime progressed any slower, it would be moving backwards. I sure hope we get some epic stuff when fights with pitou and king begin, becouse so far, this is one hell of a weak finale for hxh standards. I strongly disagree, so far, this is proving to be not only a very strong finale, or prelude to a finale, but probably the best that shonen has ever seen. It doesn't get any more sophisticated. Yes, becouse shounens need more staring, slow motions, flashbacks and very slow explanations of everything thats happening, insignificant as it may be in grand scheme of things. Nothing like spending 20 minutes, watching 5 minutes of content being shoveled into you in the most lethargic way possible. Reminds of some older Naruto episodes, where you watched 10 minutes of flashbacks, than they stared at each other 10 minutes and episode ended. |
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Feb 10, 2014 9:13 AM
#228
Sydonis said: judals said: Sydonis said: Last few episodes were waste of time, I this anime progressed any slower, it would be moving backwards. I sure hope we get some epic stuff when fights with pitou and king begin, becouse so far, this is one hell of a weak finale for hxh standards. I strongly disagree, so far, this is proving to be not only a very strong finale, or prelude to a finale, but probably the best that shonen has ever seen. It doesn't get any more sophisticated. Yes, becouse shounens need more staring, slow motions, flashbacks and very slow explanations of everything thats happening, insignificant as it may be in grand scheme of things. Nothing like spending 20 minutes, watching 5 minutes of content being shoveled into you in the most lethargic way possible. Reminds of some older Naruto episodes, where you watched 10 minutes of flashbacks, than they stared at each other 10 minutes and episode ended. To me that was 30-40 minutes of content and detailed packed into a 22 minute episode, depending on the episode, 111 and 112 being the most detailed ones. You're right in Naruto they may be slow, but they just re-use flashbacks and talk about how Sasuke's doing right now. In this, it's showing us thing from different points as they converge. For a show to be so detailed, mere seconds need an episode for them to tell, is nothing less than outstanding to me. Besides, there was hardly any slow-motion in the last couple of episode. I do recognize that the Killua scene, while very strong in essence, was ruined by how slow it was, though. |
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Feb 10, 2014 10:43 AM
#229
GON IS FUCKING PUMPED UP, AND READY! 8.5/10 |
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Feb 10, 2014 3:42 PM
#230
gettogaara said: Oh, man. Between the non-stop narration that feels the need to go in-depth about things people should be able to figure out on their own and the incredibly slow pacing this invasion has been a huge disappointment to me so far. I actually stacked up a month's worth of episodes just hoping that something really interesting would happen to renew my excitement about the series but no such luck. And please don't start with "If you want action then this is the wrong anime! Go watch Naruto!" because I've been watching this anime since the beginning and used to enjoy it a great deal(Even some of the earlier episodes in this arc) despite it not being action-packed. Too many of these characters just aren't interesting enough to be getting this level of focus. Those are literally my exact thoughts. But for whatever reason I enjoyed this episode more than ones before it. Maybe because it didn't have that much narration (?). I hope Gon's asspull is worth the wait. |
Feb 10, 2014 3:50 PM
#231
I thought tonight was the new episode... it's still Monday. What do you guys think will happen between the two of these? Straight up fighting or will there be a story to be told? soundscape said: judals said: Doubt it, not that it changes anything. Is my avatar showing? Because all I see is a broken image icon Either way this is a masterpiece in terms of writing for me... so I won't care. Yea it's showing. Yeah now I see it. Finally. No doubt about it, it is, and Madhouse is to thank just as much as the brilliant guy who used to make it. (and probably never will again). |
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Feb 15, 2014 11:50 PM
#232
So... you can skip 90% of this episode and don´t miss anything... And I think it´s funny how the time is slowed down all so much, but Ikalgo takes the elevator down, behind him an ant and the elevetar drives back up. Then the wolfguy decides to go for a walk. All of this happens while Gon and Killua can´t even walk inside a building. But I am glad to have extra focus on all the ant side chars, because that´s clearly what everybody wants to see right now... This episode just gave me cancer -.- |
Feb 26, 2014 9:25 AM
#233
Now, with that being said, I will admit it DID frustrate me when Melereon says "Perfect Plan deactivate" upon exhaling his breath to de-activate his power. Then he inahles, says "activate,"and he's perfectly invisible/unsensable again. So, uhm....If he doesnt de-activate until he SAYS "De-activate," why the fuck does he need to hold his breath?? I assume, REGARDLESS, if he says de-activate, his powers will still deactivate upon running out of breath and exhaling, like he earlier explained. I just felt it was stupid theatrics that, overall, just has the potential to confuse viewer's on the ability of Meleron's Nen. I know it was a small scene, but IMO, still a BIG oversight in the anime production's team and frustrated me more than I should have let it. Other than that, Madhouse, you've been pretty damn good about pacing and consistency for THE MOST PART, dont start pulling this shit again :/ |
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Feb 26, 2014 11:24 AM
#234
He has to say de-activate out loud or is that just in his head? |
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Feb 26, 2014 12:05 PM
#235
confused_Imakuni said: Don't worry, something will happen to make some characters pay back in spades for giving you cancer. >: )This episode just gave me cancer -.- judals said: It's in his head.He has to say de-activate out loud or is that just in his head? |
Apr 22, 2014 4:24 PM
#236
Now I really think Shoot is a goner. I thought Zeno would stay to fight alongside Chairman Netero.. how weird.. I even looked for him on that dragon and assumed he made himself part of it xD Finally Gon n Killua have reached Pitou! |
May 12, 2014 9:31 PM
#237
Knuckle's super fast 'fuck you' finger that got censored off-screen is. The. Best. Thing. |
Jun 14, 2014 10:29 PM
#238
Gon looked like he was taking a deep shit there, at the end of the episode. xD |
Jun 22, 2014 11:44 AM
#239
Episode was all over the place. And man, that fucking dog ant just needs to go. What a waste of air time. |
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Jun 22, 2014 12:24 PM
#240
Sapewloth said: Episode was all over the place. And man, that fucking dog ant just needs to go. What a waste of air time. No.jpg Sapew please, Welfin for the wolf. |
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Jul 1, 2014 1:51 PM
#241
Getting the least interesting characters and side plots out of the way Next episode will be amazing. |
Jul 2, 2014 10:04 PM
#242
Er, Zeno didn't quit. All Netero paid him for was to separate the Chimera Ant King from the Royal Guard. 'Sounds like he paid him a fortune to do it, too. Zeno finished his mission as soon as he sent Netero and Meruem away. The wolf is annoying... just not in a meta-sense. He just keeps getting so close to screwing things up. I have no idea what crap will go down with Pitou, but it's going to be big. |
Jul 8, 2014 12:35 PM
#243
almost a full ep wasted on the wolf whos wearing a thong, wtf was that all about? an also why didnt Netero payed the old assasin to help well with assasinating the king? Gons face made laugh at the end |
Jul 8, 2014 1:37 PM
#244
Jul 9, 2014 12:23 AM
#245
gedata said: silversaint said: almost a full ep wasted on the wolf whos wearing a thong, wtf was that all about? an also why didnt Netero payed the old assasin to help well with assasinating the king? Gons face made laugh at the end Zeno is expensive as fuck That was not the reason and you know it.... |
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Jul 9, 2014 12:51 AM
#246
soundscape said: gedata said: silversaint said: almost a full ep wasted on the wolf whos wearing a thong, wtf was that all about? an also why didnt Netero payed the old assasin to help well with assasinating the king? Gons face made laugh at the end Zeno is expensive as fuck That was not the reason and you know it.... Lol it's true though. |
Jul 9, 2014 1:08 AM
#247
jreginald said: soundscape said: gedata said: silversaint said: almost a full ep wasted on the wolf whos wearing a thong, wtf was that all about? an also why didnt Netero payed the old assasin to help well with assasinating the king? Gons face made laugh at the end Zeno is expensive as fuck That was not the reason and you know it.... Lol it's true though. Yea but it wasn't the main reason... |
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Jul 9, 2014 4:39 AM
#248
soundscape said: jreginald said: soundscape said: gedata said: silversaint said: almost a full ep wasted on the wolf whos wearing a thong, wtf was that all about? an also why didnt Netero payed the old assasin to help well with assasinating the king? Gons face made laugh at the end Zeno is expensive as fuck That was not the reason and you know it.... Lol it's true though. Yea but it wasn't the main reason... As far as we're concerned, in this episode that's the only reason. I arrived at the same conclusion when I watched this. |
Jul 25, 2014 10:56 PM
#249
Gotta really wonder how some people made it past episode 100 in hunter x hunter. This arc has had more action than all the past arcs combined. How many fights did we get? We got Gon vs Hisoka at episode 35, the Papa and Grandpa Zoldik vs Chrolo, which was only like 10 minutes, then we got the fight with Kurapika and Uvo, then the bombers in Greed Island Arc. That's it. |
Jul 26, 2014 12:52 AM
#250
Dashingfella said: Gotta really wonder how some people made it past episode 100 in hunter x hunter. This arc has had more action than all the past arcs combined. How many fights did we get? We got Gon vs Hisoka at episode 35, the Papa and Grandpa Zoldik vs Chrolo, which was only like 10 minutes, then we got the fight with Kurapika and Uvo, then the bombers in Greed Island Arc. That's it. Because action was not the only one worth noted. There's tension, psychological build, thriller, strategy, etc. You can't expect 10++ episodes on fighting in HxH. |
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