It's starting at the beginning of the next episode. This episode ended with them about to enter.
Lol that infamous moment where everyone was like "soooo…... like is he ever going to write what comes next?" I think I began reading HXH during that indefinite hiatus
Anime only watchers should be reminded that this episode has the very first hint for the "non-forshadowed bs" that'll happen next.
I can't emphasize how much I like how the new ED bleeds into the last lines. I don't usually listen through the theme music, but I get chills every time the episode ends.
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I can't emphasize how much I like how the new ED bleeds into the last lines. I don't usually listen through the theme music, but I get chills every time the episode ends.
That's something I enjoyed during the ending for GI and the ending for Yorkshin as well
Did you notice: The final six minutes of preperation actually took exact six minutes in the anime as well.
Still a bummer that they haven't shown the missing scenes of Gyro so far, they will be needed at the end of the arc and I think this was the last good opportunity they had to squeeze them in.
Oh MAN preview spoiled everything… I feel sorry for people who didn't read the manga...
Did you notice: The final six minutes of preperation actually took exact six minutes in the anime as well.
Still a bummer that they haven't shown the missing scenes of Gyro so far, they will be needed at the end of the arc and I think this was the last good opportunity they had to squeeze them in.
I would not be surprised if Togashi asked them to take that scene out because he knows he won't expand on the Gairo thing.
Well that was about 20 minutes of foreplay. Next week we finally can get in.
The growing insistence that Gyro's plot will never come to fruition reminds me so much of the years where people were saying FF Versus 13 had been quietly cancelled. No matter how many times Square occassionally mentioned work was progressing on it, for years rational people had to put up with the sensationalist overreactions claiming that the Versus 13 project was dead. And what happened? After years of doubting Versus 13 was reintroduced to the public as FF15. The project was far from dead.
I could be wrong, but I don't think I am. Gyro is coming. All of the foreshadowing and the level of importance characters in HXH acknowledged towards Gyro, sounds to me like Togashi has too good of an idea for a villian to let go to waste.
One of the main points of this arc was to show how unbelievably strong and perfect the King is. Men were broken just by the sight of the king's royal guards. Welfin wasted away in the presence of the king (or was it one of the guards?). Despite all of this, Welfin still stood by his word that Gyro is his only king.
Gyro will come. That's my take on the situation
If you look at the people involved in the fight, none of them are doing it for pure, generic "it's the right thing to do" reasons:
! - Gon for Revenge
- Killua to Protect: you could say Killua's desire to protect his friends rivals Illumi's affection towards Killua; It's almost possessive and is extremely violent
- Netero to Test Himself: he's a crazy old man with psychotic tendencies to see how he fares against the Ant King
- Zeno and Silva for Money
- Meleoron for Revenge
- Ikalgo to Test Himself (and die for his friends if need be)
- Morel, Kunckle and Shoot because of their Job (they've also sat back as many people died because saving them would hinder the long term objectives)
It's starting at the beginning of the next episode. This episode ended with them about to enter.
! Zeno and Silva didn't get paid for this. They did it for free because Netero requested a favor from them. Where'd you get that idea from?
! Also isn't Morel, Knuckle, and Shoot doing it because it's their job them doing it because it's the right thing to do .-. I don't understand…
Oh man next episode the real fun starts, I'm really excited for the next episode and everything that happens. I really can't wait for the scene when Pitou cries because of the King's belief in her especially. This is gonna be fun.
I'm gonna reach for the stars~~~
I love how Colt mentions Kite right here, and for years (real life time) we had no idea that Kite was there next to colt
Genius
The growing insistence that Gyro's plot will never come to fruition reminds me so much of the years where people were saying FF Versus 13 had been quietly cancelled. No matter how many times Square occassionally mentioned work was progressing on it, for years rational people had to put up with the sensationalist overreactions claiming that the Versus 13 project was dead. And what happened? After years of doubting Versus 13 was reintroduced to the public as FF15. The project was far from dead.
The game was announced SEVEN YEARS AGO, has since changed platforms, name, director, production team,and STILL doesn't have more than 2 minutes of demo or a release date. (When you change that many things it means its not the same game anymore.) That someone, somewhere is contemplating it doesn't account for much. Doesn't mean its coming any time soon or going to be any good or show any of those supposed years of work on it.
Duke Nukem Forever took 15 years to come out and changed companies and producers and it was terrible.
The HxH anime has decided to drop a major plot point because its never going to come up in the context of their anime… which is going to end soon. Because togashi hasn't gotten to that plot in 10 years, and it seems unlikely he ever will in any satisfying manner.
FF14 just barely came out (revamped and proper) and FF15 will be out in a year or two. Two to three years inbetween for mainline Final Fantasy releases sounds normal to me. To each his own. Square went through a rough adjustment period last gen. Things come up
FF14 just barely came out (revamped and proper) and FF15 will be out in a year or two. Two to three years inbetween for mainline Final Fantasy releases sounds normal to me. To each his own. Square went through a rough adjustment period last gen. Things come up
It WASN'T a main game originally! And it will have been TEN YEARS since it was first shown an announced. That's… insane.
And let's be honest here, he mentioned FFXIV barely coming out while also mentioning "revamped and proper." You can't just say that coming out with a 2.0 is a completely new iteration of final fantasy that "just came out." The 2.0 was made because Square needed something to entice users back to the MMO platform they built that just wasn't sustainable considering the investment they made. And as was pointed out, FFXV wasn't even a main title FF game, and its particular link to being part of the same "series" of games, the Fabula Nova Chrysallis, is already unorthodox for square.
And what's so irrational about calling someone out because they haven't shown anything in years? It's the same thing as development hell or vaporware as far as I'm concerned, which are things that do actually happen in entertainment industries.
@RobbyBevard:
The HxH anime has decided to drop a major plot point because its never going to come up in the context of their anime… which is going to end soon. Because togashi hasn't gotten to that plot in 10 years, and it seems unlikely he ever will in any satisfying manner.
But Gyro's existence is very important to the finale of the Chimera Ant arc as he is the motivation for Welfin to become the Shadow King, is the reason Ikalgo gets to live in his battle against Welfin (he gets Welfin to confess that he wants to see Gyro again and it makes his nen move stop working), and the reason he manages to figure out how to get the King's memories back by using that special key word. I don't see how they can just take all of that out.
I'm gonna reach for the stars~~~
But Gyro's existence is very important to the finale of the Chimera Ant arc as he is the motivation for Welfin to become the Shadow King, is the reason Ikalgo gets to live in his battle against Welfin (he gets Welfin to confess that he wants to see Gyro again and it makes his nen move stop working), and the reason he manages to figure out how to get the King's memories back by using that special key word. I don't see how they can just take all of that out.
Easy.
You replace important named boss character with the phrase "My old boss who I loved".
You can say they were in the same gang and get most of the same context without having a backstory and buildup on a character that won't ever appear.
Didn't they already animate the Gyro backstory though? What's the point of dropping the name dropping if they've already mentioned him by name?
i pop in here every now and then hoping to see good news that the manga is back on… no such luck today i see :sad:
i pop in here every now and then hoping to see good news that the manga is back on… no such luck today i see :sad:
The manga is already over
This is an incredibly potent image. The mix of godliness with destruction/fire just transcends Togashi's original vision.
Are we seriously comparing game production time to how long it takes to draw a manga? Really? Is that why the next chapter is taking so long? Is it going to have some bonus features? Like a multiplayer option and DLCs?
But Gyro's existence is very important to the finale of the Chimera Ant arc as he is the motivation for Welfin to become the Shadow King, is the reason Ikalgo gets to live in his battle against Welfin (he gets Welfin to confess that he wants to see Gyro again and it makes his nen move stop working), and the reason he manages to figure out how to get the King's memories back by using that special key word. I don't see how they can just take all of that out.
Who?
But seriously, none of the characters except Netero were important to the finale(and the government didn't even need Netero, they could have sent some stealth planes and carpet bombed the place with rose bombs).
@Thousand:
Are we seriously comparing game production time to how long it takes to draw a manga? Really? Is that why the next chapter is taking so long? Is it going to have some bonus features? Like a multiplayer option and DLCs?
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It will have empty pages with dots for special "Create your own manga" feature. Togashi will only provide word ballons and dialogue.
@Thousand:
the characters except Netero were important to the finale(and the government didn't even need Netero, they could have sent some stealth planes and carpet bombed the place with rose bombs).
Stealth bombers would not have gotten past Pitou's heightened senses/ En and I am sure rose bombs are in plentiful supply after they was outlawed.
and what do you mean by finale? If you mean killing the king, then that had nothing to do with Gyro so I don't know why you brought it up after the quote. But I think you are focusing too much on the "killing the king" mission. Granted that seemed like the main point of the arc but a great deal of time was spent on character motivations and development (which you seems to not care about).
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It will have empty pages with dots for special "Create your own manga" feature. Togashi will only provide word ballons and dialogue.
Or it'll be an exact copy of Dragon Quest, except the art fluctuates a lot and the story is top notch. Only half the game will be done on release. Every tiny chapter after that will be released as free DLC at random intervals of time (around 1 to 2 years).
Stealth bombers would not have gotten past Pitou's heightened senses/ En and I am sure rose bombs are in plentiful supply after they was outlawed.
and what do you mean by finale? If you mean killing the king, then that had nothing to do with Gyro so I don't know why you brought it up after the quote. But I think you are focusing too much on the "killing the king" mission. Granted that seemed like the main point of the arc but a great deal of time was spent on character motivations and development (which you seems to not care about).
Yeah I meant the entire end of the Arc from the start of the Invasion to the King getting poisoned, and him spending his last moments with Komungi. All the fights such as Gon vs Pitou, Welfin vs Ikalgo, Knuckle and Shoot vs Youpi, and the rest included.
I thought it was obvious but whatever, thanks.
@Thousand:
Are we seriously comparing game production time to how long it takes to draw a manga? Really? Is that why the next chapter is taking so long? Is it going to have some bonus features? Like a multiplayer option and DLCs?
No we aren't. You must have missed the point and confused the context in the comparison I made. Many here seem to enjoy pulling a sentence out of an argument, ignoring the rest of the argument, and then twising the sentence they address into something ridiculous in an attempt to make the actual argument sound weak. So I can't blame you for following along with the crowd
There are only a handful of users here I consider objective enough, who show consistency in addressing the whole of an argument (and not just grabbing an aspect of an argument, and then distorting it into something far from it's original meaning), who are worth engaging in a discussion with. The rest are on my mental ignore list
It will have empty pages with dots for special "Create your own manga" feature. Togashi will only provide word ballons and dialogue.
I would buy that. That would be fun actually.
Now that I think about it,
! how did Killua know about Zeno's Dragon Dive when it struck? While he was living with the Zoldycks, he could possibly have seen Zeno use his nen.
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No we aren't. You must have missed the point and confused the context in the comparison I made. Many here seem to enjoy pulling a sentence out of an argument, ignoring the rest of the argument, and then twising the sentence they address into something ridiculous in an attempt to make the actual argument sound weak. So I can't blame you for following along with the crowd
That's what you're doing actually. Creating a video game requires an entire team/company to produce various aspects of gameplay, sound and computer visuals. It'll take at least a year, not taking play-testing and marketing into account. Togashi merely has to scribble out a few pages, and he'll release a tankobon that'll be an instant hit.
There are only a handful of users here I consider objective enough, who show consistency in addressing the whole of an argument (and not just grabbing an aspect of an argument, and then distorting it into something far from it's original meaning), who are worth engaging in a discussion with. The rest are on my mental ignore list
This gets brought up a lot in arguments, and I still would gladly say that it's an incredibly poor basis to make a judgment on. This is an argument where, inherently, the issue itself is something that is "subjective." Art isn't a science, and what we are arguing aren't quantifiable facts or data. It's that "Hunter x Hunter is at a quality level far above the rest of the 'tripe garbage' out there that it justifies Togashi's long hiatuses and that we as members should not be doing Anti-Togashi rants because 'it drives new members away from the thread.'" But at that point, it becomes subject to a discussion of quality that is dependent on a person's preference. For example, we know that Nobodyman isn't particularly fond of HxH because the tone isn't for him. And for a lot of readers in this thread, HxH happens to be but one of many, far beyond things like Naruto/Bleach, that they read, where quality and release aren't an issue. For them, the quality simply does not meet the standard at which Togashi's work schedule can meet (God knows if something out there exists).
If anything, breadth is something very necessary to form an extensive and formidable subjective basis of quality, and rather than an objective discussion, a lot of times people are going for a "level-headed" discussion, which a lot of readers here aren't getting out of you. Denying people because you're the victim who people like to twist words of, accusing others of "not being objective," and saying that you're the only one arguing for Togashi by saying that you are the "one person who actually likes the product the thread is for being branded a fool" are not conducive to having people take your argument seriously.
I would buy that. That would be fun actually.
Now that I think about it,
! how did Killua know about Zeno's Dragon Dive when it struck? While he was living with the Zoldycks, he could possibly have seen Zeno use his nen.
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That's what you're doing actually. Creating a video game requires an entire team/company to produce various aspects of gameplay, sound and computer visuals. It'll take at least a year, not taking play-testing and marketing into account. Togashi merely has to scribble out a few pages, and he'll release a tankobon that'll be an instant hit.
This is EXACTLY what I'm talking about. I brought up Versus 13 because the crying over it's problems reminds me of the crying over Togashi's hiatuses. I NEVER made a comparison to how either is made. The only thing I compared was sensationalist overreactions. What you just said is exactly the problem I'm talking about. It's like I type the sentence "Red and blue are both colors" and then 12 different people respond with "How dare you say red looks better on 'insert anything here'" What the heck does that have to do with my original statement? And often this is how it goes. I say something and I log on and see 15 people have quoted the comment, completely missed the point of what I was saying, and have twisted the meaning of what I was getting at. You are completely doing it just now
I NEVER equated game development with manga development. I said two examples of overreactions to two forms of media's statuses remind me of one another.
I brought up Versus 13 because the crying over it's problems reminds me of the crying over Togashi's hiatuses.
I NEVER equated game development with manga development.
The growing insistence that Gyro's plot will never come to fruition reminds me so much of….
You compared one thing to another. Thus, you equated them, implied they were the same. You could have thrown in any term at all other than FF13V and your statement would still be the same. (Though picking a medium closer to home, like the Berserk manga, or a novel series, might have made more sense.)
Basically, what you're (percieved) as saying is that… not only should audience expectations be the same for these two different products (regardless of medium), but that the unexplained delays were okay and that its the audience's fault that the creative team is being unprofessional.
"Long hiatuses, push back and interruptions for this one product are okay because.... thus, long hiatuses, push back and interruptions are okay for this other product are fine!"
We say time and time again, if togashi just had a schedule (be it monthly, or 10 chapters at the start of the year, or even a damn blog, whatever) something that could be counted on, and dependable, most of the ill will would go away. But when he can vanish for 2 year stretches, then come back for as little as 2 scribbly chapters at a time before going away for another two years? That's not cool.
Or if he would even once give a simple one sentence explanation of "I have a sickness that slows me down, my apologies!" or "I'm 47 years old, I just can't produce at the speed I used to, my apologies" or even "I have writer's block, and I want the work to be the best it can be" that would go a long way. But when he doesn't ever say that, when he comes and goes at random, when he provides chapters that are scribble drawings, when he ended his previous work YuYu Hakusho as awfully and abruptly as he did, and there's zero sign this series won't end the same way? (If it didn't already!) Well... Is it any wonder there's concerns and frustrations?
The writing is quality, no one is arguing that. (The art isn't, and that's part of the medium.... but stick with the writing process.) Maybe he couldn't keep that up if the series were weekly, as the decline of Naruto is a prime example of... (nevermind the hundreds of other series that remain pretty good on a regular basis) but... to do what he does, without any explanation whatsoever? That's where the problem, and the betrayal of his fans, lies.
People don't have a problem when manga creators take vacations, or lengthier breaks between projects, or when novel writers take a year or three between books, that's fine. But they DO have a problem when a writer has an ongoing series they've been doing for 15 years and has constant super lengthy delays without much explanation. The writer, when they started putting out an ongoing sequential story with no end in sight, makes an agreement with the reader. "You invest your time, money and energy into my product, provide my living... and I will continue to make and produce the work. It may take time, so some patience may be required, but I'll keep trying and get to the end of this story as soon as I am able"
George R.R. Martin famously gets flak for Game of Thrones volumes taking 5 years apiece. Except those are super thick, super dense intricate tomes, and you can see in the final product where all the time is put in. (The main concern there at this point is that Martin will a)die before finishing, and b)the show will catch up to him). But he constantly updates, constantly says "I'm X number of pages in, I've hit writers block on this detail, I just worked on an episode of the show. I'm doing a little side story to recharge my batteries" and that's fine.
As Neil Gaiman once said, "The writer is not our bitch. " The creative side has to go where it goes, and sometimes there's delays in creating something, and product quality can vary, and sometimes a side project just needs to be done first or a break is needed, whatever. That happens, its part of the creative process, that's fine and accepted. All writers and artists are allowed some leeway in that area. Sometimes you miss a deadline (but you're supposed to do your damndest to hit it if you're a professional.) Thats creatives for you.
Its the silence, and the unexplained sloppiness from Togashi that's hard to get over. When he turns in scribble drawings you wonder "where is the time and energy go? Does he even care about the fans? Or his work? Is he only doing this for the paycheck?" And that's where the problem lies.
Okay Robby. I concede. You are one of the users whose posts I find well thought out and enjoyable to read. Fair enough. I need to word my thoughts better
No need to even take the example of R.R. Martin, there are enough examples in the manga world.
Inoue initially took a break because of heart issues (not just illness in general like in Togashi´s case) and after that he informed the fans that his heart was ok but that he was burned out and out of ideas for Vagabond and even after that, he would update his blog and site at least once in a month with information regarding how he currently feels, what he is thinking about Vagabond and so forth.
I know this because i also visited his blog at least once a month. You got the feeling that even though he seemed to have low enthusiasm at that specific point, he still cared about his story and also the fans the story.
The same applies to Hiroe Rei, the mangaka of Black Lagoon who would share news about BL at least every 2 months, even while he was working on the OVA of Roberta´s Blood Trail.
The keywords are transparency and sincerity, both towards their own work and the fans.
Stealth bombers would not have gotten past Pitou's heightened senses/ En and I am sure rose bombs are in plentiful supply after they was outlawed.
And then Pitou would die and the poison would still spread.
The ants were screwed from the get go. The mission was merely to prevent as many human casualties as possible. If Netero wanted to, he could've blown himself up in the mansion and the ants were still screwed.
it wouldn't matter.
Did it crack anyone else up that they basically used an uber version of what people typically use to kill off regular ants?
Nuclear weapons?
I always too it as Netero being the one who "forced" the decision to get the implant since he wanted to fight first, him being the Hunter association President must've gave him those kind of privileges.
I mean he wanted to go all in against a strong enemy, and the implant made it possible since it was the best compromise he could get, he can fight to satisfy his selfish desires and if he fails he can carry on with the mission.
Also he knew he was going to die so having a final bout with the strongest being he could ever meet (legally, since we know he was surpassed by many other hunters iirc )should've been the biggest motivation to go in himself.
Nuclear weapons?
Throw it in the fire.
Did it crack anyone else up that they basically used an uber version of what people typically use to kill off regular ants?
I never looked at it that way. Interesting point
I watched some scenes from Disney's Beauty and the Beast the other night and I wish I hadn't because watching Belle and the Beast's relationship blossom has almost made Komugi and Meryem's relationship seem less unique. Hmmm…..
Just stay with your abusive boyfriend and he'll magically transform into a better person.
Stockholm Sydrome =/= love from rivalry.
I never looked at it that way. Interesting point
I watched some scenes from Disney's Beauty and the Beast the other night and I wish I hadn't because watching Belle and the Beast's relationship blossom has almost made Komugi and Meryem's relationship seem less unique. Hmmm…..
What? Really dude? The whole innocent girl becoming emotionally attached to a weird aberration of humanity whose involvement with aforementioned being might lead to negative consequences is hardly a unique concept. It's been done in many different ways in many different mediums. Never mind Beauty and the Beast. Just in Disney alone you have Tarzan, Hunchback of Notre Dame and Princess and the Frog (more if you count the reverse with innocent males). In movies in general, you have a lot of famous examples, Phantom of the Opera, King Kong, freakin' Twilight to list a few of the biggies.
In manga, the most relevant comparison, Kongoh Bancho, Claymore, Negima, Berserk, Wolf Guy Ookami no Monshou, Ubel Blatt, Ruroni Kenshin, Dorohedoro, Blade of the Immortal, Until Death Do Us Part, Majin Tantei Nougami Neuro, Zettai Karen Children, hell One Piece has examples of those that technically fit the bill including the current arc with Rebecca and Toy Soldier or Koala and Fisher Tiger. All with vastly different styles and executions and character dynamics be it lovers, rivals, teacher and student, master and servant etc. etc. Komugi and Mereum get bonus points for being a fantastic example of this trope. But it's NOT unique in the slightest.
I never looked at it that way. Interesting point
I watched some scenes from Disney's Beauty and the Beast the other night and I wish I hadn't because watching Belle and the Beast's relationship blossom has almost made Komugi and Meryem's relationship seem less unique. Hmmm…..
This thread used to be so much fun…Not every idea has to be completely original to be good. It was well executed and made you feel for both Komungi and the King even though earlier they had played him up to be a Cell expy with no redeeming qualities yet when he meets Komungi he learns what human compassion is and starts to become a better person. Yes we've seen that done millions of times before but Togashi pulled it off so well, coupled with the fact that we rarely see a villain developed like this in a Shonen manga, that it made it an amazing story and just added to the awesomeness the Chimera Ant arc contained. This arc would be nowhere as good without that side plot within it and even though we've seen similar versions of it again and again the way he pulled it off was still very interesting and got you very invested.
Come on guys why does this thread have to have so many random fights nowadays?
Just stay with your abusive boyfriend and he'll magically transform into a better person.
It worked with mine
This thread used to be so much fun…
Come on guys why does this thread have to have so many random fights nowadays?
Sorry I'll try to be less divisive
@Thousand:
What? Really dude? The whole innocent girl becoming emotionally attached to a weird aberration of humanity whose involvement with aforementioned being might lead to negative consequences is hardly a unique concept. It's been done in many different ways in many different mediums. Never mind Beauty and the Beast. Just in Disney alone you have Tarzan, Hunchback of Notre Dame and Princess and the Frog (more if you count the reverse with innocent males). In movies in general, you have a lot of famous examples, Phantom of the Opera, King Kong, freakin' Twilight to list a few of the biggies.
In manga, the most relevant comparison, Kongoh Bancho, Claymore, Negima, Berserk, Wolf Guy Ookami no Monshou, Ubel Blatt, Ruroni Kenshin, Dorohedoro, Blade of the Immortal, Until Death Do Us Part, Majin Tantei Nougami Neuro, Zettai Karen Children, hell One Piece has examples of those that technically fit the bill including the current arc with Rebecca and Toy Soldier or Koala and Fisher Tiger. All with vastly different styles and executions and character dynamics be it lovers, rivals, teacher and student, master and servant etc. etc. Komugi and Mereum get bonus points for being a fantastic example of this trope. But it's NOT unique in the slightest.
This makes a lot of sense Thousand Lion-chan. You sound like you have an immense wealth of knowledge in literature and film. Thank you for sharing that with me
Why do people think Meruem is like Cell? Even when Mereum first appeared, he's quite different. Cell (personality-wise) is closer to Netero than Meruem.
Why do people think Meruem is like Cell? Even when Mereum first appeared, he's quite different. Cell (personality-wise) is closer to Netero than Meruem.
I think it was mostly (but not completely) similarities in looks. I could be wrong
They don't look that similar. I'll find the Togahsi/Oda Manhwa again. (that thread needs to be stickied)
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That manwha kills me.
"Sorry Togashi. To me nothing in the world is better than drawing manga"
And then the utterly shocked expression on Togashi-sensei's face lol
It's really too bad that some of the images are missing from the thread, once it was too small, and htere are bits of Korean untranslated, but it is pretty awesome. Currently, Bakuman is on my to-read-list,(along with Fairy Tail) and I now recognize the Niizuma reference. Cool.
So I got some of the earlier volumes of Hunter x Hunter as some of my Christmas loot and I've said this before but man as much as I love the whole series in general I really miss that Adventerous feel the Hunter Exam arc had to it. The Dragon Ball original type adventure coupled with Togashi's 3 Dimensional and Multi Layered characters made for an amazing read and a feel I've rarely seen replicated anywhere else asides from One Piece.
Does anyone else know any Dragon Ball original inspired manga with the Multi layered Characters Hunter x Hunter has making for a better quality work than DB and an amazing feel? I'd really like to read one.
I'm gonna reach for the stars~~~
So I got some of the earlier volumes of Hunter x Hunter as some of my Christmas loot and I've said this before but man as much as I love the whole series in general I really miss that Adventerous feel the Hunter Exam arc had to it. The Dragon Ball original type adventure coupled with Togashi's 3 Dimensional and Multi Layered characters made for an amazing read and a feel I've rarely seen replicated anywhere else asides from One Piece.
Does anyone else know any Dragon Ball original inspired manga with the Multi layered Characters Hunter x Hunter has making for a better quality work than DB and an amazing feel? I'd really like to read one.
Flame of Recca? That manga is not nearly as good as Hxh or Dragon ball , but still…
