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Jul 15, 2015 6:17 PM
#61
Forgetfulness said: tsudecimo said: I diedI don't even. What? Did you actually read what you wrote. Wait, wait, I got a better one. Meruem being a chimera ant itself is foreshadowing for the rose, because ants and other insects are always killed with bug spray and chemical, thus it only makes sense that Netero would use a technology, that would eradicate and kill Meruem eventually through chemicals and poison. it all makes sense now. The ironic thing is that Togashi actually did play with the idea of "dying like a bug" from the Phantom Troupe vs Chimera Ants fight. Take that however you will. |
Jul 15, 2015 6:20 PM
#62
In a more philosophical sense, appreciation of a story can't be negated by someone else's opinions reasons for hating something. You are entitled to dislike anything you don't like but the moment you try to tell me that it is crap rather than you just don't like the way it was done, that is the time that I will tell you that you in fact are full of crap. I'm not telling you to like it. I'm just telling you to appreciate that tons of people love how it was done, and there are reasons for it. |
Jul 15, 2015 6:23 PM
#63
Forgetfulness said: Because that's what's expected in decent writers. It's what prevents Gon from being like "oh yeah btw I learned this secret technique as a kid that allows me to kill anybody that I want to instantly. Let me just fuck bitches and get money and rule the world. Also, HxH is over because there's nobody that can face me now" Nope. That's what you expect. From the beginning, the viewer is treated to an almost omniscient view into Gon, yet a very distant view into Netero. So it's completely natural that Netero can "asspull" something unexpected because he's Netero and not Gon, and the viewer knows little about Netero. |
HalkenburgJul 15, 2015 6:27 PM
Jul 15, 2015 6:23 PM
#64
Forgetfulness said: Because that's what's expected in decent writers. It's what prevents Gon from being like "oh yeah btw I learned this secret technique as a kid that allows me to kill anybody that I want to instantly. Sounds like the plot of Kill la Kill to me. Excluding naked women and stripper outfits and Highschool. Sorry... |
Jul 15, 2015 6:28 PM
#65
@Forgetfulness Are you talking specifically the poison or the rose in general? Because tsudecimo has posted evidences of foreshadowing while the poison itself is tantamount to radiation which goes hand in hand with a nuclear weapon. |
Jul 15, 2015 6:30 PM
#66
AttackOnTetris said: tsudecimo, you're the one who doesn't back up your opinions with anything other that you don't like it and that you'd rather it done a different way. That many people love how it was done is enough proof that you are just trying to project your own feelings onto subjective arguments. . Backup what? I presented every possible hint at the rose, and said they are weak because the are non-specific and and can be barely be called foreshadowing. The burden of proof is not on me. Yeah clearly, I never once explained I don't like this. tsudecimo said: What's wrong, was the build up for the ants, as a threat to humanity, that's the general tone, while going into the invasion. That Meruem, has the potential to dominate the world, therefore, the ants would become the dominant species, that's what most of the first lackluster half of the arc was about. Then Meruem vs Netero happens, and by the end of it, I realize that the ants didn't have even the slimiest of chance, to be a real threat. The rose was more for the thematic narrative of the overdone ''humans can be more evil than any creature'' trope, along with some other themes, I didn't care for, it sacrifice the threat of the ants (plot) for it's sake, and the whole purpose of the damn arc, in the first place. Raising all sorts of questions, like why did they even bother with a specialized team to eradicate them, if a cheap mass produced device can kill the strongest of them, which can be explained by weak reasons, that I really didn't care for. The consequences of the rose, pretty much ruined what's left of the arc for me, and made it feel like a huge waste of time. Only significant thing was the focus on the protagonist (Goku), and his relationship with the deturogaonist (Killua), and a reason for the election arc to happen, which was actually plot relevant. Like I said you can appreciate the thematic narrative all you want, I don't give two shits. It something that was pulled out of thin air, that lead to a very underwhelming and disappointing conclusion for an arc that has been dragging for a while. It affected the plot negatively, and had no good foreshadowing. I really think, better foreshadowing would have the whole situation less convoluted, and out of thin air. Like, why should there be an imperative to describe everything before it happens? There isn't and I'm glad there isn't cause it was able to transpire in a way that I appreciated. Just google foreshadowing? it's a literary device with it's merits. Just because you don't care for foreshadowing doesn't mean everybody doesn't. LOL, if you are glad, then why in gods name are you arguing that it was foreshadowed and planned all along? like what, this is just a defensive urge to deny the criticism of others, even if you don't know how to counter argue it properly? AttackOnTetris said: Forgetfulness said: Because that's what's expected in decent writers. It's what prevents Gon from being like "oh yeah btw I learned this secret technique as a kid that allows me to kill anybody that I want to instantly. Let me just fuck bitches and get money and rule the world. Also, HxH is over because there's nobody that can face me now" Nope. That's what you expect. From the beginning, the viewer is treated to an almost omniscient view into Gon, yet a very distant view into Netero. So it's completely natural that Netero can "asspull" something unexpected because he's Netero and not Gon, and the viewer knows little about Netero. lol, that would make sense if he was talking about Zero's hand. The rose has nothing to do with Netero's specifically as it's not an ability. But a plot device that nobody saw coming. |
Jul 15, 2015 6:33 PM
#67
Agafin said: @Forgetfulness the rose in general? Because tsudecimo has posted evidences of foreshadowing lol |
Jul 15, 2015 6:36 PM
#68
tsudecimo said: Agafin said: @Forgetfulness the rose in general? Because tsudecimo has posted evidences of foreshadowing lol You did :p even though you consider them vague and tried to hied the one with Knov. |
Jul 15, 2015 6:36 PM
#69
I feel sorry for those who haven't watched/read Hunter x Hunter. |
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Jul 15, 2015 6:37 PM
#70
AttackOnTetris said: Nope. That's what you expect. From the beginning, the viewer is treated to an almost omniscient view into Gon, yet a very distant view into Netero. So it's completely natural that Netero can "asspull" something unexpected because he's Netero and not Gon, and the viewer knows little about Netero. If I may ask, did the plottwist make philosophical sense? So since an "immortal" transcendent (whatever) being got poisoned to get beaten, was there a narrative behind it justifying this way of execution of defeat. For example was it ironic, because that being used to come to power through backstabbing or poisoning people? Or was the death through the poisoning especially cruel towards an inhuman being who got served poetic justice? If there is a certain shakespearean value within a poorly foreshadowed scene it can gain recognition through those means. I for example found the betrayal of Madara Uchiha by Black Zetsu to be extremely fitting, The betrayer getting betrayed is a concept as old as irony itsellf, therefore I´could relate to that plottwist although admittedly only minorly foreshadowed. The question at hand is if there was any foreshadowing to begin with not if the plottwist was good or not. If there was no foreshadowing you could argue with different qualities the plottwist had to offer, however if there was reasonable foreshadowing you should be able to point it out. |
IsterioJul 15, 2015 6:50 PM
Jul 15, 2015 6:39 PM
#71
Agafin said: tsudecimo said: Agafin said: @Forgetfulness the rose in general? Because tsudecimo has posted evidences of foreshadowing lol You did :p even though you consider them vague and tried to hied the one with Knov. sigh if you even count Knovs then sigh |
Jul 15, 2015 6:43 PM
#72
Forgetfulness said: Agafin said: I am arguing about the poison, which is revealed a while after the rose with no real foreshadowing. And I'm pretty sure the poison was something different that was specifically added into the bomb, not radiation. Like it would be less bad if it was the actual nuke's radiation@Forgetfulness Are you talking specifically the poison or the rose in general? Because tsudecimo has posted evidences of foreshadowing while the poison itself is tantamount to radiation which goes hand in hand with a nuclear weapon. (at least from what my memory tells me. If I'm wrong correct me) Radiation came with the nuke |
Jul 15, 2015 6:46 PM
#73
Forgetfulness said: From what I recall, it's kinda the same but with some added aesthetics to fit the conclusion he had in mind. "Propagates rapidly", "easily transmissible", "persists in the body", "produced by nuclear explosion" etc all are characteristics of nuclear radiation.Agafin said: I am arguing about the poison, which is revealed a while after the rose with no real foreshadowing. And I'm pretty sure the poison was something different that was specifically added into the bomb, not radiation. Like it would be less bad if it was the actual nuke's radiation@Forgetfulness Are you talking specifically the poison or the rose in general? Because tsudecimo has posted evidences of foreshadowing while the poison itself is tantamount to radiation which goes hand in hand with a nuclear weapon. (at least from what my memory tells me. If I'm wrong correct me) |
Jul 15, 2015 6:59 PM
#74
tsudecimo said: Agafin said: tsudecimo said: Agafin said: @Forgetfulness the rose in general? Because tsudecimo has posted evidences of foreshadowing lol You did :p even though you consider them vague and tried to hied the one with Knov. sigh if you even count Knovs then sigh You bet I do. It is the best piece of foreshadowing and happened 8 chapters before the bomb was revealed. Between, that chapter (ch 290) was released in December 2008 while the one with the rose (ch 298) was in February 2010 so that tells you something about how far ahead Togashi had the rose in mind. |
Jul 15, 2015 7:00 PM
#75
Forgetfulness said: Okay. Maybe I read it wrong, but from the line "The rose contained poison", it sounds like it is actual poison that was added on into the bomb. Like I'm not very knowledgeable in this topic in nukes, but I'm pretty sure radiation is just an after-effect of the explosion, people don't "put radiation into the bomb" to make it more deadly If radiation was what the author meant, then that isn't as bad Well to be precise Everything including you produces radiaton. Every atom in the universe is in a constant state of decay, some decay slower some faster. That decay reveals itself through radiation. Which is simply spoken a form of dipatching or radiating energy. Sunbeams are the most common and best known form of radiation, if life didn´t evolve the way it did on earth, the suns radtiation may have cancelled it before it even could develop. However Nuclear radiation is generated though compareable very fast decaying substances. By the end of it´s lifetime Plutonium or uranium become led (takes millions of years).So What actually happens is mass transforms into an energy form that becomes poisonous to one´s body by causing unwanted mutation to organic beings body cells. To shorten the answer any form of radioactive/nuclear material is highly poisonous just by being near it because they constantly send out radioactive/nuclear waves.Some substances decay so rapidly that a few seconds of exposure are deadly for humans. Others could radiate near you for centuries and it would have no effect. The nuke doesn´t have to explode to poison somebody. Depening on whatever form of nuclear material the author uses the poisoning can be delivered in between seconds and years. In general it´s refered too as nuclear or radioactive poisoning. Or in other cases, cancer inducing. |
IsterioJul 15, 2015 7:10 PM
Jul 15, 2015 7:01 PM
#76
tsudecimo said: Backup what? I presented every possible hint at the rose, and said they are weak because the are non-specific and and can be barely be called foreshadowing. The burden of proof is not on me. I don't have to "prove" anything. I loved how it was done, period, end of statement. One of the reasons was in the incomplete foreshadowing and the way and quantity the little information happened to be revealed. If you didn't appreciate it, that's your problem not mine. I hate Gurren Lagann, and wish I didn't, but that's my problem, not anyone else's. And I don't make it a point to go into Gurren Lagann boards and tell them that elements of the show are crap. Yeah clearly, I never once explained I don't like this. tsudecimo said: What's wrong, was the build up for the ants, as a threat to humanity, that's the general tone, while going into the invasion. That Meruem, has the potential to dominate the world, therefore, the ants would become the dominant species, that's what most of the first lackluster half of the arc was about. Then Meruem vs Netero happens, and by the end of it, I realize that the ants didn't have even the slimiest of chance, to be a real threat. The rose was more for the thematic narrative of the overdone ''humans can be more evil than any creature'' trope, along with some other themes, I didn't care for, it sacrifice the threat of the ants (plot) for it's sake, and the whole purpose of the damn arc, in the first place. Raising all sorts of questions, like why did they even bother with a specialized team to eradicate them, if a cheap mass produced device can kill the strongest of them, which can be explained by weak reasons, that I really didn't care for. The consequences of the rose, pretty much ruined what's left of the arc for me, and made it feel like a huge waste of time. Only significant thing was the focus on the protagonist (Goku), and his relationship with the deturogaonist (Killua), and a reason for the election arc to happen, which was actually plot relevant. Exactly, you explained why you didn’t like it. It didn’t match up to what you look for in anime, and again, that’s your problem, not mine. As for why a cheap mass-produced device couldn’t be used to kill all of them, there were millions of people gathered next to the palace hypnotized with Pouf’s scales. Any WMD powerful enough to kill Meruem would also kill the people, which is why they had to get Meruem out of the palace area into an isolated area. Also a more minor point: The Hunter’s Association also had to evade the law. There would be huge environmental and ethical concerns for dropping rose(s) onto a place near a huge gathering of civilians not intended for nuclear testing, and the Hunter’s Association would not be able to hide their trick. They got paid to accomplish a job and they intend to hold onto their public image. Leaving a giant crater where the palace was wouldn’t be a great way to accomplish that, and they want to come off as the hero in the situation. Even after the fight was over, they hid what really happened with Netero and the Rose. Like I said you can appreciate the thematic narrative all you want, I don't give two shits. It something that was pulled out of thin air, that lead to a very underwhelming and disappointing conclusion for an arc that has been dragging for a while. It affected the plot negatively, and had no good foreshadowing. I really think, better foreshadowing would have the whole situation less convoluted, and out of thin air. Good, at least you’re being self-aware now that you are speaking completely from your personal desires. You desire a certain amount of foreshadowing that I don’t care for. I think it conveys bitter reality a lot better than knowing everything that’s out there and then having a typical DBZ-style fight. Like, why should there be an imperative to describe everything before it happens? There isn't and I'm glad there isn't cause it was able to transpire in a way that I appreciated. Just google foreshadowing? it's a literary device with it's merits. Just because you don't care for foreshadowing doesn't mean everybody doesn't. LOL, if you are glad, then why in gods name are you arguing that it was foreshadowed and planned all along? like what, this is just a defensive urge to deny the criticism of others, even if you don't know how to counter argue it properly? You apparently don’t understand logic very well. Someone said they hated it because there wasn’t foreshadowing and I was just telling them that there was. I wasn’t saying it was complete foreshadowing, or that I liked it because there was complete foreshadowing. I loved the exact amount of foreshadowing that was there, and how it was done. Not all of my comments have a distinct agenda, so you should stop projecting your feelings onto what I’m saying. AttackOnTetris said: Forgetfulness said: Because that's what's expected in decent writers. It's what prevents Gon from being like "oh yeah btw I learned this secret technique as a kid that allows me to kill anybody that I want to instantly. Let me just fuck bitches and get money and rule the world. Also, HxH is over because there's nobody that can face me now" Nope. That's what you expect. From the beginning, the viewer is treated to an almost omniscient view into Gon, yet a very distant view into Netero. So it's completely natural that Netero can "asspull" something unexpected because he's Netero and not Gon, and the viewer knows little about Netero. lol, that would make sense if he was talking about Zero's hand. The rose has nothing to do with Netero's specifically as it's not an ability. But a plot device that nobody saw coming. Now you’re just setting arbitrary rules onto what can and can’t be revealed. You are biased toward Nen fighting techniques which is a legitimate opinion. I’m not, but I can see why you’d feel that way, cause Nen is a great system. |
Jul 15, 2015 7:03 PM
#77
I get flashbacks to naruto's final arc where They off madara by just introducing a new villain last minute to kill him its super cheap, we want to see the final battles be final battles not to have things get cheaped out on by something else killing a character off. |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
Jul 15, 2015 7:12 PM
#78
Jul 15, 2015 7:32 PM
#79
I think it's refreshing to see a villain defeated by something else than a Finishing Move. |
Jul 15, 2015 7:40 PM
#80
#NotTalkingAboutHxH I don't mind it. If they're going to stick to being realistic then the only other option is that the villain annihilates the protagonist and what kind of show would that be? ( Actually it sounds pretty cool but that's besides the point... ) |
Jul 15, 2015 7:50 PM
#81
I'll laugh and then I'll get mad because its just stupid. |
Jul 15, 2015 8:31 PM
#82
I don't really care about the method so much as how the whole scene works overall. A spectacular villain deserves a spectacular death, and as long as it's good and dramatic I wouldn't mind is they bled to death by splinter. That said, it can be a piece of clever irony to see a powerful person be brought down by a mundane cause. |
Jul 15, 2015 9:15 PM
#83
I'll cry cuz I like them very much. |
Jul 16, 2015 2:34 AM
#84
I want their dying to say something about the character. The villain should die because his way of perceiving the world was wrong. What should defeat him was not the hero with his Sword of Justice but the holes in the villain's worldview. |
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Jul 16, 2015 2:50 AM
#85
CynicalWindmill said: Agreed.That said, it can be a piece of clever irony to see a powerful person be brought down by a mundane cause. |
Jul 16, 2015 3:49 AM
#86
Is the thread refers to Meruem who died with radiation poisoning? |
F0XFIRE said: OP 4 most butthurt bitch on MAL. |
Jul 16, 2015 4:21 AM
#87
God, spoilers everywhere... Agafin said: Impala said: Agafin said: It depends on the execution (duh!) but generally it's good if the author can use methods beyond simple fights to take down a villain (OP or not). It goes without saying that Meruem's death For his death, I'll give you that but then youpi and pouf also died by the same way Hmmm, Youpi I can agree with you, his death wasn't really at the height of the character and thus felt somewhat cheap. But Pouf's death was very fitting imo, he died in the most miserable ways after realising that the king had actually started respecting mankind, his greatest fear, death by 'poison' was fitting and really helped convey the message, drama and tension pretty well in that episode. In the end, the explanation was logical and sound as well as thematically fitting and above all, Meruem's unique death was GOAT so I liked the device. I meant not when they're supposed to die but how they died. It could have done more clever way, I'm probably just bitter the two did not get enough 'appreciation' and ended up like trash mob characters, unlike Pitou, the lady cat got a proper closure and glorious moments with Gon. No objection on Mereum's case. It was majestic. |
Jul 16, 2015 6:31 AM
#88
This thread should be tagged "HUNTER X HUNTER MAJOR SPOILERS" and moved to the HxH 2011 subforum. Impala said: God, spoilers everywhere... Agafin said: Impala said: Agafin said: It depends on the execution (duh!) but generally it's good if the author can use methods beyond simple fights to take down a villain (OP or not). It goes without saying that Meruem's death For his death, I'll give you that but then youpi and pouf also died by the same way Hmmm, Youpi I can agree with you, his death wasn't really at the height of the character and thus felt somewhat cheap. But Pouf's death was very fitting imo, he died in the most miserable ways after realising that the king had actually started respecting mankind, his greatest fear, death by 'poison' was fitting and really helped convey the message, drama and tension pretty well in that episode. In the end, the explanation was logical and sound as well as thematically fitting and above all, Meruem's unique death was GOAT so I liked the device. I meant not when they're supposed to die but how they died. It could have done more clever way, I'm probably just bitter the two did not get enough 'appreciation' and ended up like trash mob characters, unlike Pitou, the lady cat got a proper closure and glorious moments with Gon. No objection on Mereum's case. It was majestic. I understand your problem but I think that a miserable death ('underappreciation') fitted Pouf's existence. But I absolutely agree that Youpi's offscreen death was rather cheap given the amount of development he was given and the fact that he was a Royal guard. All in all, I see why you disliked the use of the rose to finish off the guards but I personally only disliked how Youpi was killed. |
Jul 16, 2015 8:02 AM
#89
AttackOnTetris said: tsudecimo said: Yes Meruem death sucked big time, like the his arc in general. Yeah if you like all the world's problems solved with typical hand to hand fighting, then you'll hate it. It's at least better than an atomic bomb to solve everything. Right...? |
Jul 16, 2015 8:06 AM
#90
Jul 16, 2015 8:07 AM
#91
TokonatsuYuu said: Atomic bombs are never a bad ending!AttackOnTetris said: tsudecimo said: Yes Meruem death sucked big time, like the his arc in general. Yeah if you like all the world's problems solved with typical hand to hand fighting, then you'll hate it. It's at least better than an atomic bomb to solve everything. Right...? |
Jul 16, 2015 8:10 AM
#92
Milk_is_Special said: TokonatsuYuu said: Atomic bombs are never a bad ending!AttackOnTetris said: tsudecimo said: Yes Meruem death sucked big time, like the his arc in general. Yeah if you like all the world's problems solved with typical hand to hand fighting, then you'll hate it. It's at least better than an atomic bomb to solve everything. Right...? Yeah. So hxh should have just ended. Kurapika should search for the bomb to suicide bomb phantom troupe. Any potential threats are to be bombed. Hunter association better follow the world leaders' orders or have their main building bombed. Sigh... I just don't look forward to the manga anymore.. |
Jul 16, 2015 8:13 AM
#93
TokonatsuYuu said: Milk_is_Special said: TokonatsuYuu said: AttackOnTetris said: tsudecimo said: Yes Meruem death sucked big time, like the his arc in general. Yeah if you like all the world's problems solved with typical hand to hand fighting, then you'll hate it. It's at least better than an atomic bomb to solve everything. Right...? Yeah. So hxh should have just ended. Kurapika should search for the bomb to suicide bomb phantom troupe. Any potential threats are to be bombed. Hunter association better follow the world leaders' orders or have their main building bombed. Sigh... I just don't look forward to the manga anymore.. Get fucked, kiddo. |
Jul 16, 2015 8:21 AM
#94
I had a feeling people would talk about HxH '11... Anyway, I feel like anything cliché or coincidental such as this can be made awesome thanks to good writing, pleasing aesthetics, nice music and less of a "fake" feel. (Yes, I'm talking about Netero |
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Jul 16, 2015 8:24 AM
#95
[quote=Milk_is_Special] TokonatsuYuu said: Milk_is_Special said: TokonatsuYuu said: AttackOnTetris said: tsudecimo said: Yes Meruem death sucked big time, like the his arc in general. Yeah if you like all the world's problems solved with typical hand to hand fighting, then you'll hate it. It's at least better than an atomic bomb to solve everything. Right...? Yeah. So hxh should have just ended. Kurapika should search for the bomb to suicide bomb phantom troupe. Any potential threats are to be bombed. Hunter association better follow the world leaders' orders or have their main building bombed. Sigh... I just don't look forward to the manga anymore.. I easily get bored by long story arcs and slow-pacing in shonen. But IMO the Chimera Ant Arc was the most enjoyable and well-written arc in any show I've ever watched. I COMPLETELY UNDERSTAND why people might not like it, though - especially the ending. |
It's time you look inward and begin asking yourself the big question, "Who are you, and what do you want?" - Uncle Iroh |
Jul 16, 2015 8:28 AM
#96
[quote=gHostickles] Milk_is_Special said: TokonatsuYuu said: Milk_is_Special said: TokonatsuYuu said: Atomic bombs are never a bad ending!AttackOnTetris said: tsudecimo said: Yes Meruem death sucked big time, like the his arc in general. Yeah if you like all the world's problems solved with typical hand to hand fighting, then you'll hate it. It's at least better than an atomic bomb to solve everything. Right...? Yeah. So hxh should have just ended. Kurapika should search for the bomb to suicide bomb phantom troupe. Any potential threats are to be bombed. Hunter association better follow the world leaders' orders or have their main building bombed. Sigh... I just don't look forward to the manga anymore.. I easily get bored by long story arcs and slow-pacing in shonen. But IMO the Chimera Ant Arc was the most enjoyable and well-written arc in any show I've ever watched. It was a good read except for that troll ending and the manga should end after gon found his father, then make a side story concluding phantom troupe and kurapika. Cause he just killed his own universe. |
Jul 16, 2015 8:32 AM
#97
[quote=TokonatsuYuu] gHostickles said: Milk_is_Special said: TokonatsuYuu said: Milk_is_Special said: TokonatsuYuu said: Atomic bombs are never a bad ending!AttackOnTetris said: tsudecimo said: Yes Meruem death sucked big time, like the his arc in general. Yeah if you like all the world's problems solved with typical hand to hand fighting, then you'll hate it. It's at least better than an atomic bomb to solve everything. Right...? Yeah. So hxh should have just ended. Kurapika should search for the bomb to suicide bomb phantom troupe. Any potential threats are to be bombed. Hunter association better follow the world leaders' orders or have their main building bombed. Sigh... I just don't look forward to the manga anymore.. I easily get bored by long story arcs and slow-pacing in shonen. But IMO the Chimera Ant Arc was the most enjoyable and well-written arc in any show I've ever watched. It was a good read except for that troll ending and the manga should end after gon found his father, then make a side story concluding phantom troupe and kurapika. Cause he just killed his own universe. Agreed on the side story. The yorknew city arc felt anticlimactic. |
It's time you look inward and begin asking yourself the big question, "Who are you, and what do you want?" - Uncle Iroh |
Jul 16, 2015 9:26 AM
#98
TokonatsuYuu said: Milk_is_Special said: TokonatsuYuu said: AttackOnTetris said: tsudecimo said: Yes Meruem death sucked big time, like the his arc in general. Yeah if you like all the world's problems solved with typical hand to hand fighting, then you'll hate it. It's at least better than an atomic bomb to solve everything. Right...? Yeah. So hxh should have just ended. Kurapika should search for the bomb to suicide bomb phantom troupe. Any potential threats are to be bombed. Hunter association better follow the world leaders' orders or have their main building bombed. Sigh... I just don't look forward to the manga anymore.. If you actually read the manga and use then I'm sure you'll see the limitations of the bomb. Hint: A bomb can't cure a disease, it can't 'kill' a natural disaster etc. |
Jul 16, 2015 9:34 AM
#99
Agafin said: If you actually read the manga and use then I'm sure you'll see the limitations of the bomb. Hint: A bomb can't cure a disease, it can't 'kill' a natural disaster etc. That´s not true, it requires a large amount of luck and has to be a coincidence only fiction can create. But radiation literally is used to cure cancer patients. So no you could technically use a bomb to cure cancer aka a disease. |
Jul 16, 2015 9:59 AM
#100
Isterio said: Agafin said: If you actually read the manga and use then I'm sure you'll see the limitations of the bomb. Hint: A bomb can't cure a disease, it can't 'kill' a natural disaster etc. That´s not true, it requires a large amount of luck and has to be a coincidence only fiction can create. But radiation literally is used to cure cancer patients. So no you could technically use a bomb to cure cancer aka a disease. Radiation=/=bomb. How are you going to use a nuclear bomb to cure a patient lol. |
Jul 16, 2015 10:08 AM
#101
Agafin said: Isterio said: Agafin said: If you actually read the manga and use then I'm sure you'll see the limitations of the bomb. Hint: A bomb can't cure a disease, it can't 'kill' a natural disaster etc. That´s not true, it requires a large amount of luck and has to be a coincidence only fiction can create. But radiation literally is used to cure cancer patients. So no you could technically use a bomb to cure cancer aka a disease. Radiation=/=bomb. How are you going to use a nuclear bomb to cure a patient lol. A nuclear Bomb constantly radiates let´s create a scenario. The patient has a tumor, X guy wants to use a bomb to take out y thingy (city, whatever). The bomb is hidden nearby cancer paient z, cancer patient z has several tumors who get hit by the radiaton who conveniently were weakened enough through the layers of Led used to prevent the detection of the Bomb. Patient Z get´s healed through radiation whose healing method isn´t known to the people of universe x. The bomb get´s disposed patient Z conveniently get´s healed by coincidences, although severly weakened though the radiation poisoning. He overcomes the aftereffects, and there we go patient survived throguh the bomb. |
Jul 16, 2015 10:12 AM
#102
Isterio said: Agafin said: Isterio said: Agafin said: If you actually read the manga and use then I'm sure you'll see the limitations of the bomb. Hint: A bomb can't cure a disease, it can't 'kill' a natural disaster etc. That´s not true, it requires a large amount of luck and has to be a coincidence only fiction can create. But radiation literally is used to cure cancer patients. So no you could technically use a bomb to cure cancer aka a disease. Radiation=/=bomb. How are you going to use a nuclear bomb to cure a patient lol. A nuclear Bomb constantly radiates let´s create a scenario. The patient has a tumor, X guy wants to use a bomb to take out y thingy (city, whatever). The bomb is hidden nearby cancer paient z, cancer patient z has several tumors who get hit by the radiaton who conveniently were weakened enough through the layers of Led used to prevent the detection of the Bomb. Patient Z get´s healed through radiation whose healing method isn´t known to the people of universe x. The bomb get´s disposed patient Z conveniently get´s healed by coincidences, although severly weakened though the radiation poisoning. He overcomes the aftereffects, and there we go patient survived throguh the bomb. The radiations won't just cherrypick the cancerous cells in his body. They'll destroy all his cells. |
Jul 16, 2015 10:24 AM
#103
Agafin said: The radiations won't just cherrypick the cancerous cells in his body. They'll destroy all his cells. That´s why I specifically said that most of it is conveniently shielded by Led.It´s a scenario as convenient as a shield of the size of a bullet blocked the bullet that would have killed x person. Watch the Movie Adams apples. It´s a dutch Movie and hillarious and creates exactly that type of scenario I don´t wanna spoil the punchline. So watch it and enjoy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tvmheak4wN4&ab_channel=MoritzWolf |
Jul 16, 2015 11:58 AM
#104
It does tend to be disappointing like in (HxH spoiler): Youpi and Pouf's death Gon killing Pitou was just as disappointing. Warning bells should always go off when a villain becomes so powerful that no one can even challenge them. That is why a balance of power is always important to me in a series. When you reach that point, either the hero would have to pull out something incredible or something mundane will have to be used to take them down. Both options are disagreeable. |
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Jul 16, 2015 12:19 PM
#105
If anything,I appreciated it much more than hand-to-hand beatdown. |
Jul 16, 2015 12:50 PM
#106
Just let the villain fall and scream in agony to it's doom. cliche sure, but still epic. Why can't most anime death be like Disney death? |
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Jul 16, 2015 2:04 PM
#107
Everyone here is talking about Hunter x Hunter when almost no one has even mentioned Parasyte, which I had an even bigger problem with the main villain dying the way he did than Meruem. |
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Jul 16, 2015 2:07 PM
#108
Protaku94 said: Everyone here is talking about Hunter x Hunter when almost no one has even mentioned Parasyte, which I had an even bigger problem with the main villain dying the way he did than Meruem. I love the way he died. It was from pure arrogance when he could've easily killed the other guy. There aren't many anime fights where someone dies purely due to arrogance. |
Jul 16, 2015 2:09 PM
#109
Protaku94 said: Everyone here is talking about Hunter x Hunter when almost no one has even mentioned Parasyte, which I had an even bigger problem with the main villain dying the way he did than Meruem. What are you talking about? That was the best thing to happen in the latter half of the story. |
Jul 16, 2015 2:59 PM
#110
AttackOnTetris said: Protaku94 said: Everyone here is talking about Hunter x Hunter when almost no one has even mentioned Parasyte, which I had an even bigger problem with the main villain dying the way he did than Meruem. I love the way he died. It was from pure arrogance when he could've easily killed the other guy. There aren't many anime fights where someone dies purely due to arrogance. you must have not watched fate stay night or one piece |
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