his simplicity is his complexity, if that makes sense.
gon is a very clear deconstruction of the typical shounen protagonist, and if you pick up on foreshadowing and see him as you'd see a person rather than a "protagonist," i think you'll find him much more interesting and complex than you originally may have thought. Many think gon is a boring protagonist, and take him at face value, but what togashi really likes to do is deconstruct many shounen tropes. the two characters complement each other and are foils of each other in more ways than one, and their relationship does have tension later on that makes sense for the characters and story and isnt just added to create drama and be edgy. they have a very realistic friendship, and it's very meaningful and impactful for both characters without just being used to have friendship powers save the day. killua and gon's friendship has been said by many to be one of the greatest and most well-written in anime, and i have to wholeheartedly agree. my immediate favorite was killua, i first became attached to him because his personality was really endearing to me, and he later became my favorite character of all time due to how complex and well written he was. The main appeal of hunter x hunter, to me, is the characters.
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the volumes have updated art that is a lot neater if it really bothers you so much, and togashi's artstyle in my opinion is full of a certain charm i can't replicate. togashi is by no means a bad artist, and some of the panels that he had the time to put more work into are really beautiful and intricate. People say the art is awful, but it really isnt- it's rushed often, and sloppy, and simple, but it's not bad. it's the kind of story you find yourself never wanting to end, its so full of potential and adventure, the characters' stories feel like they have their whole lives ahead of them that you want to see. one day i decided to read the manga, i started on the first chapter even though i already knew most of the story, and read every available chapter at the time. my grades dropped, i was mildly(?) obsessed with it for like 2 entire years. 2015? i didnt expect to like it, and wasnt sure of the appeal at first, but i found myself binge watching all 148 episodes in 2 weeks. Last updated on October 30th, 2019, 4:54pm
I want tonknow who finally takes down Hisoka. I want Kurapica to get his revenge, I want know Leorio's story, I want to read more about Ging's rivalry with Pariston, I want to know more about the past of Kite, I want to read more about Knuckle & Shoot, I want to know more about Hanzo, I want a detailed history of Buscuit, & I want Killua to feel that his youngest sibling is safe enough that he can leave & go find his best friend.
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While a lot of people are sick of the long hiatuses & just want Togashi to wrap this series up after Gon found his dad, I, who have been into still-ongoing series much older than this, want it to kerp going & wrap up everything nicely. I'd have included JJBA:VA, but Buccellati was more of a parental figure to Giorno than a true bro. HxH & JJBA IU had two of my favorite manly bromances of all time Gon & Killua / Josuke & Okuyasu. Toriko is a Fist of the North Star/Jojo parody that rides entirely on the premise of HxH's season 1 Gourmet Hunter judges. HxH has also inspired newer franchises, like GetBackers: Hisoka = Akabane. An unkillable murderer with a death wish.
Genkai = Biscuit.ĭBZ: Gohan/Young Goku = Gon. Yu Yu Hakusho + Jojo's Bizarre Adventures + Dragonball Z = Hunter x Hunter. If the works are in publication at the same time, they will trade concepts with eachother, have deeply comparible physical, ability, background story, or personaslity attributes, partly model some aspect of characters after eachother, or just straight-up break the 4th wall & reference them Whole this series stand strong on it's own, I really can't help but compare it to its influences. & this isn't even the only still-ongoing Japanese franchise I've been into this long. My love for the series was rekindled when the manga came out in english, & boosted by the 2011 anime reboot.Īs 2020 approaches, I eagerly wait the next chapter in JUMP & am nearing my 10th anniversary of being into this series. First saw the fansubs for the original anime back in 2001 & was hooked.
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