The special chapter was. . .ok.
Kinda cliched and typical for HxH's standards (as soon as I saw the people being good hearted to Kurapika it was 150% granted that they would be the ones to go all "demoooons!!!!" as soon as the Red Eyes appeared.) Pretty "by the book" storytelling.
The other thing I can say about the chapter is. . .
Something about the special:
! How probable is that Kurapika's brieff berserking was the cause of the massacre? that someone of the villagers informed the Spiders?
! That Potoco saved him.
! The elder employing dirty tactics was OK by me, that should be a standar part of the test, a "no trouble vollage" is no proff of what they are loo
The spiders killing the Kurata for a reason was something I always suspected. Since I knew they were from Meteor city. First I thought that because they were from Meteor and seeing how the world treated them as garbage, that the rest of the world didn't have a moral foot to stand on when judging them.
A bit like in this quote of Malcolm X : "Well, for the White man to ask the Black man why he hates him is like the wolf asking the sheep, or the rapist asking the raped, "Do you hate me?""
That doesn't mean that what they did (or do) is just, I'm just saying that in their thinking they're always in the right, cause they're the initial victims.
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@Thousand:
There's no such thing as an evil human.
All right now I understand your gripes with the arc. I couldn't understand your logic and where you got all your suppositions from.
So your problem is purely ideological.
Ok let me make things clear. The supposed themes (evil and such) you thought Togashi wanted to explore in this arc are just figments of your imagination, let me explain why:
First of all like all normal human beings he believes it normal and accepted that there are in fact evil human beings and that evil does exist. So in my opinion he didn't want to pass that message down our troat like you try to suggest.
Further the passing down of evil or good character to the reincarnated ant is just manga logic and has nothing to do with pseudo philosophical theory or whatever you think he might have done.
I for one was curious to see if Togashi (and I have said this earlier in this thread) was a pure materialist or believed in the soul/spirit and such; and was patiently waiting to see if he was gonna revive Kaito to the fullest or if he was gonna declare him dead.
-reviving a dead corpse=pure materialsim
-reincarnation in another organism= existence of the soul.
And if he in fact was a pure materialist, I wouldn't have agreed with his ideology, but I would still have enjoyed the arc for the story he made up in all its details and action and drama and etc…
So imo the themes weren't those you advance, but I think Togashi just wanted to tell a story and do some commentary on the world of today, with all the north koreas out there, the way we treat animals and ect... nothing to do with the philosophical issues you bring up.
Don't look at things through your TLC-goggles, Lion chan, try taking them off some times and look at them from different perspectives, especially the author's.
Seeking infinity, with all my affinities.
Finding truth, like a falling fruit, my ultimate finality.
Inside my being, the outside, all things; the finite leads the way.
Actually, TLC's logic could be applied to Kaito's statement anyway.
If evil is defined by one's set of morals then to Kaito, the humans eaten were "evil" because they abused their power and treated people like expendable slaves.
To those humans, they weren't "evil" and had some on psychological mumbo jumbo for why they were killing/torturing humans for fun.
One point remains the same regardless of what logic you use, the ants inherited the personality of the person they ate.
As for the eating cows and pigs thing, TLC your comment kind of disturbed me. What gives us the right to choose what's worthy to be spared and not eaten? Isn't it more of the fact that the animal can't resist?
And in that logic, how are the ants wrong for eating us when they overpowered the average human with ease?
That said, I still eat meat. Because.. bacon's delicious. If a pig eats me one day, the only regret I'll have is I didn't have more bacon.
We usually seem to choose what to eat based on their use and entertainment value. There's some cows we don't eat cause we'd rather ride them. Some pigs we don't eat cause they root out other food sources. Cats remove rodents, dogs hunting companions. Some animals are just too cute to eat, so we use their fur or keep em as pets. Cats pretty much domesticated themselves cause we provided another way for them to survive.
But at any rate, that's also why you have some humans that are vegan and some that host Epic Meal Time. It depends on how much you personally view animals. I definitely wouldn't eat dog or cat. But I'm itching to eat kangaroo, because they aren't really all that nice and there's a crap ton of them.
Er slightly back on topic…Now that I'm hungry. I think that there are humans that are born evil. I don't think it's common. But you just get someone born off kilter but I think that the majority of people we consider evil were brought up that way either because of environment. So I can totally believe that the ants could absorb some of that.
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! That last page just made me realize how psychopathic Chrollo is…
What does "We reject no one. So take nothing from us." mean?
Wow, seems like no one remembers this story. It was one of my favorite and most memorable scenes from HxH.
Some years ago some guy was murdered and some homeless guy was blamed for it. The guy had not sort of identification which was really unusual (if you remember the world setting you know the governement has a big file about everybody). Since he was just a hobo with a strange case of no i.d. he was quickly charged and executed for the murder without much fuss. That hobo was in fact from Meteor City, the dump of the world.
A couple of years later the real culprit was found and brought to justice, but the hobo and been executed long ago. 31 people (checked the wiki just for this number) had been involved in that case and those 31 people were murdered by 31 suicide bombers of Meteor City. Among the debris from one of the explosions a small piece o paper read: We accept everything. So take nothing back.
Because a single person from Meteor City was killed based on descrimination, 31 other people gave their lifes to avenge him. That's the core of Meteor City and the Phantom Troupe, the rejection of the world caused the strongest bond of faith and comradeship.
I've read the special and really liked it.
Thanks FolhaS for your post =) Makes me feel like rereading all chapters^^
But what do you ppl think, what did the Kurata-Clan take from them??
If the Phantom Troupe were hired from the city ppl, they wouldn't leave such a message, in my opinion. If they left such a message, the Kurata-Clan must have taken something from them, right?
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I've read the special and really liked it.
Thanks FolhaS for your post =) Makes me feel like rereading all chapters^^
But what do you ppl think, what did the Kurata-Clan take from them??If the Phantom Troupe were hired from the city ppl, they wouldn't leave such a message, in my opinion. If they left such a message, the Kurata-Clan must have taken something from them, right?
That sort of makes me think that too. I wonder if it'll be revealed in the movie.
Now that I can put faces to the members of the Kurata-clan it really makes Kurapica's whole situation seem more tragic. I completely forgot that their was going to be a massacre so the last page really caught me off guard
! "We reject no one,so take nothing from us"
HOLY FRIGGIN" SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Bravo Togashi,fucking bravo!
The last page was already sending shivers,but that quote simply tore it all through the roof.It outright implies that
! Phantom Troupe's appaling brutality was motivated not just by the pursuit of material gain,but was mainly an act of vengeance!What on earth did the Kurta clan do?How did they wrong Meteor City or Phantom Troupe?
! I'm dying to know the answers.
My interest for the movie has skyrocketed.
I've read the special and really liked it.
Thanks FolhaS for your post =) Makes me feel like rereading all chapters^^
But what do you ppl think, what did the Kurata-Clan take from them??If the Phantom Troupe were hired from the city ppl, they wouldn't leave such a message, in my opinion. If they left such a message, the Kurata-Clan must have taken something from them, right?
That sort of makes me think that too. I wonder if it'll be revealed in the movie.
People on /a/ are theorizing that Pairo is actually Shalnark somehow, and that Pairo was taken from Meteor City to Kurata.
We know shalnark isn't a founding member, his nen incorporates a cell phone (something they weren't allowed to have), and mentions that he has a weak body during the CA arc.
The reason he was left alive is because his bad eyes don't change colors.
I don't agree with it, but it's possible.
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Where was it said that Pairo survived?
and mentions that he has a weak body during the CA arc.
He never mentionned that, and he's strong as shown in his fight (he could dodge high speed attacks).
One thing that he said was that his auto pilot mode had huge drawbacks and made weaker due to muscle pain.
Now that you remind me when he went into that mode his hair had a pointy top like the Kuruta elder, must be why people made the assumption.
Where was it said that Pairo survived?
It wasn't.
No possible hint what so ever. I think all this talk about him came about because he seems to be a big deal in the movie as well.
It's just one theory, something was taken from Meteor City, that's really all that was "certain".
Wow, seems like no one remembers this story. It was one of my favorite and most memorable scenes from HxH.
Some years ago some guy was murdered and some homeless guy was blamed for it. The guy had not sort of identification which was really unusual (if you remember the world setting you know the governement has a big file about everybody). Since he was just a hobo with a strange case of no i.d. he was quickly charged and executed for the murder without much fuss. That hobo was in fact from Meteor City, the dump of the world.
A couple of years later the real culprit was found and brought to justice, but the hobo and been executed long ago. 31 people (checked the wiki just for this number) had been involved in that case and those 31 people were murdered by 31 suicide bombers of Meteor City. Among the debris from one of the explosions a small piece o paper read: We accept everything. So take nothing back.
Because a single person from Meteor City was killed based on descrimination, 31 other people gave their lifes to avenge him. That's the core of Meteor City and the Phantom Troupe, the rejection of the world caused the strongest bond of faith and comradeship.
Ho. Ly. Shit.
I don't even…. wow...
Togashi just blew my mind...
He just turned Kurapika's linear revenge into a cycle of vengeance...
These two chapters were pretty good I must say. Though one thing I'm wondering about:
! If the Kurta clan had the Phantom Troupe do a revenge attack against them one wonders if the discrimination against the clan might be somewhat justified. Now I'm not siding with the Phantom Troupe/Meteor City denizens here by any means, I just think it does raise the possibility of a darker underside of the clan that may not have been shown as of yet. But hey there's too little information about it to go either way so I suppose, like many things regarding Hunter x Hunter, we have to play the waiting game.
Cycle of revenge hooooo
These two chapters were pretty good I must say. Though one thing I'm wondering about:
! If the Kurta clan had the Phantom Troupe do a revenge attack against them one wonders if the discrimination against the clan might be somewhat justified. Now I'm not siding with the Phantom Troupe/Meteor City denizens here by any means, I just think it does raise the possibility of a darker underside of the clan that may not have been shown as of yet. But hey there's too little information about it to go either way so I suppose, like many things regarding Hunter x Hunter, we have to play the waiting game.
Cycle of revenge hooooo
Agreed.
! It makes me wonder about that woman who was screaming "If you keep angering them, we'll all be killed!" and whether that's just racism bullshit or if there's some precedent for acting with that much fear.
! Obviously not that it makes the PT attack any less horrible, especially since even if there were guilty people in the Kurta, they certainly killed plenty of innocent people there too.
Mmh I can see why people think that maybe they had motive but I feel people are jumping a tad bit to fast to conclusion.
There is a clear difference between suicide bombing people as punishment and torturing them emotionally and physically for the purpose of taking their eyes.
One is quick efficient and makes quite a statement of how nobody should mess with them since they are willing to go as far as losing some of their own, the other seems rather materialistic, cruel and generally lacking in any emotion.
Also the phantom troupe has connection to meteor city they're not necessarily as ingrained in their community. They wouldn't kill the transformed ones for free and they talked about the whole gig like a job when they came to the town and needlessly to say not every member of the phantom troupe is from meteor city.
I feel there is as much a chance for chrollo just misleading them or playing with them and the whole thing just happened because he wanted it to.
this is a theory… and probably wrong like most of my theories, but maybe the Hunter, Sheila, was someone being pursued by Phantom Troupe. Or maybe the book they gave them was Chrollo's book Bandit's Secret (though the cover looks different and there's no handprint) that Sheila stole from him.
We'll know soon enough when the movie comes out.
@Fire Fist:
this is a theory… and probably wrong like most of my theories, but maybe the Hunter, Sheila, was someone being pursued by Phantom Troupe. Or maybe the book they gave them was Chrollo's book Bandit's Secret (though the cover looks different and there's no handprint) that Sheila stole from him.
We'll know soon enough when the movie comes out.
Seriously I don't want to be rude but did you even think about your post? It just makes me wonder with what intention you're posting, like if you post such nonesense it's not like any real discussion will come of it? Also I feel like there is still a difference between a theory and just pulling bs out of your ass…(but maybe that's just me)
But oh well first of all even if we accept that, that book is chrollos bandit's secret which it isn't (it doesn't look like it, its content are stories instead of like ability listings?) do you have an explanation how she could steal a book that's practically a nen ability? I'm pretty sure togashi wouldn't pull characters with the exact same ability card or else he could have forgone creating such an elaborate rule system and you can't exactly pickpocket things materialized from nen.
Second of all we're talking about a person that broke her leg in the friggin woods vs the boss of a troupe where members shrug of broken arms and rips... the guy who could survive two zoldycks... yeah not happening.
lmao .
Seriously I don't want to be rude but did you even think about your post? It just makes me wonder with what intention you're posting, like if you post such nonesense it's not like any real discussion will come of it? Also I feel like there is still a difference between a theory and just pulling bs out of your ass…(but maybe that's just me)
But oh well first of all even if we accept that, that book is chrollos bandit's secret which it isn't (it doesn't look like it, its content are stories instead of like ability listings?) do you have an explanation how she could steal a book that's practically a nen ability? I'm pretty sure togashi wouldn't pull characters with the exact same ability card or else he could have forgone creating such an elaborate rule system and you can't exactly pickpocket things materialized from nen.
Second of all we're talking about a person that broke her leg in the friggin woods vs the boss of a troupe where members shrug of broken arms and rips... the guy who could survive two zoldycks... yeah not happening.
Well, you succeeded in being rude. I even stated it was pretty stupid.
We don't know the whole story on how she broke her leg. The book may not be Bandit's Secret, but it could have been something important to PT. Their message made it pretty obvious they stole something from them… It's pretty obvious considering MeteorCity is still around that the Kurta tribe didn't wipe out Meteor City or something... so it most likely had to be something personal to one of their members. Maybe the one that Kalluto replaced. Who knows. Yes, it was stupid to say it was Bandit's Secret, and I'm sorry, but don't be an ass and call me out on it.
I called it wrong, so long ago. I guess this needs to be changed.
@Fire Fist:
Well, you succeeded in being rude. I even stated it was pretty stupid.
We don't know the whole story on how she broke her leg. The book may not be Bandit's Secret, but it could have been something important to PT. Their message made it pretty obvious they stole something from them… It's pretty obvious considering MeteorCity is still around that the Kurta tribe didn't wipe out Meteor City or something... so it most likely had to be something personal to one of their members. Maybe the one that Kalluto replaced. Who knows. Yes, it was stupid to say it was Bandit's Secret, and I'm sorry, but don't be an ass and call me out on it.
Well sorry for that but I felt like it had to be said, as for the rest you're still just making stuff without much of a basis I don't really have interest in correcting that mess of assumptions. And even if I wanted Iadmittingly don't feel smart enough to navigate between so many "ifs" and "maybes" without resorting to these myself. So maybe if you'd make a better argument or if you could
lay out your thinking process there may be something I could comment on.
What I'll say though is that kalluto is hisoka's replacement. http://mangafox.me/manga/hunter_x_hunter/v17/c170/12.html
Seriously I don't want to be rude but did you even think about your post? It just makes me wonder with what intention you're posting, like if you post such nonesense it's not like any real discussion will come of it? Also I feel like there is still a difference between a theory and just pulling bs out of your ass…(but maybe that's just me)
But oh well first of all even if we accept that, that book is chrollos bandit's secret which it isn't (it doesn't look like it, its content are stories instead of like ability listings?) do you have an explanation how she could steal a book that's practically a nen ability? I'm pretty sure togashi wouldn't pull characters with the exact same ability card or else he could have forgone creating such an elaborate rule system and you can't exactly pickpocket things materialized from nen.
Second of all we're talking about a person that broke her leg in the friggin woods vs the boss of a troupe where members shrug of broken arms and rips... the guy who could survive two zoldycks... yeah not happening.
hahahahahahah
lol
There is a clear difference between suicide bombing people as punishment and torturing them emotionally and physically for the purpose of taking their eyes.
One is quick efficient and makes quite a statement of how nobody should mess with them since they are willing to go as far as losing some of their own, the other seems rather materialistic, cruel and generally lacking in any emotion.
How does extraordinary cruelty rule out revenge from being a motive?
I'm pretty sure there's an insurmountable crapton of murder cases with revenge as a motive and cruelty as an aggravating circumstance.
Also the phantom troupe has connection to meteor city they're not necessarily as ingrained in their community. They wouldn't kill the transformed ones for free and they talked about the whole gig like a job when they came to the town and needlessly to say not every member of the phantom troupe is from meteor city.
I feel there is as much a chance for chrollo just misleading them or playing with them and the whole thing just happened because he wanted it to.
So what you are saying is that the whole message thing was a massive cocktease of a red herring?
Man,that would be pretty lame of Togashi.
Mmh I can see why people think that maybe they had motive but I feel people are jumping a tad bit to fast to conclusion.
There is a clear difference between suicide bombing people as punishment and torturing them emotionally and physically for the purpose of taking their eyes.
One is quick efficient and makes quite a statement of how nobody should mess with them since they are willing to go as far as losing some of their own, the other seems rather materialistic, cruel and generally lacking in any emotion.Also the phantom troupe has connection to meteor city they're not necessarily as ingrained in their community. They wouldn't kill the transformed ones for free and they talked about the whole gig like a job when they came to the town and needlessly to say not every member of the phantom troupe is from meteor city.
I feel there is as much a chance for chrollo just misleading them or playing with them and the whole thing just happened because he wanted it to.
You're right that there's a distinction between who the killers are: simple avengers from Meteor City vs. Phantom Troupe; they both have different methods for murder with the latter being more cruel and erratic.
However, according to the Hunterpedia, the Phantom Troupe participates in philanthropic work (which, based on their premise as a group, makes me assume murder). Therefore, they could have killed the Kertia primarily on behalf of Meteor City; Chrollo has a fondness for aesthetic things (whether material or intellectual) so he may have also been motivated by the sole purpose of having the Kurta's scarlet eyes. Coupled with the fact that members like Uvo and Nobunaga enjoy fighting strong opponents, the group's own personal goals would have aligned with Meteor City's gripes with the Kurta. Also, we don't know if the PT were the only ones there killing the Kurtas; members of MC could have also been there, and could have left the note as a message (like they have previously).
On a side note, I wonder how Kalluto's membership within the PT is going to affect Kurapika's vengence. I severly doubt that Kurapika would kill Killua's younger sibling… but, you never know. Also, since s/he ony joined to save Alluka, would s/he have left the group now since Killua already completed that task?
So what you are saying is that the whole message thing was a massive cocktease of a red herring?
The message was simply meant to warn those who plan to take revenge that the culprits (Ryodan) are not to be messed with.
If you remember this message was first introduced while the mafia was being scared away from taking revenge on the Ryodan.
It wasn't introduced while the mafia was realizing, "Oh that's why they did that rampage the other day. They were taking revenge."
The same applies in this situation.
Edit: I don't know where Mumbling2's post went but that's a good point, I'm having second thoughts now. 
But I prefer if the Ryodan did it just because they could, not for any tale of revenge or what have you, because it will just make things unnecessarily more complicated. Besides at this point, the last thing we need is more unanswered questions.
Oh yeah I totally expect there to be another guy from the clan that's alive. Not a survivor but possibly the root to the myths and rumors of the clan being evil, all that devil talk, etc. It's probably one guy who was just a bad seed killing ppl all crazy like or a small group giving the clan a bad name
Edit: I don't know where Mumbling2's post went but that's a good point, I'm having second thoughts now.
I deleted my post because I was flat-out wrong. The Ryodan did send that message to the mafia, as I saw in your link, during the auction.
Darn, thought I was quick enough to hide my shame.
The message was simply meant to warn those who plan to take revenge that the culprits (Ryodan) are not to be messed with.
If you remember this message was first introduced while the mafia was being scared away from taking revenge on the Ryodan.
It wasn't introduced while the mafia was realizing, "Oh that's why they did that rampage the other day. They were taking revenge."The same applies in this situation.
Oh,crapbuskets.
I'm so bummed out right now…
To talk about the special chapter..i liked that le general Franky had his cameo in there as a punk.
They even gave him a fake looking nose so that he fits in this world :)
The message was simply meant to warn those who plan to take revenge that the culprits (Ryodan) are not to be messed with.
If you remember this message was first introduced while the mafia was being scared away from taking revenge on the Ryodan.
It wasn't introduced while the mafia was realizing, "Oh that's why they did that rampage the other day. They were taking revenge."
What are you talking about, they don't leave the message as a deterrent but they leave it to explain why they did what they did and to claim the responsibility.
Here 2 pages further you see the message near a corpse foot.
So the message the maffia received just points out that they did something (took something) from the Meteorians (or the Ryodan in particular).
Honestly I'm not sure why people are so hyped about the phantom troupe having a motivation built upon revenge. I feel that rather cheapens and limits the established plot as anywhere it can go. The concept of the cycle of revenge just isn't that interesting in my opinion and there are far more examples of it being handled really awfully than well(like seriously look at how naruto resolved this…).
The phantom troupe was established as a group of bandits of extraordinary strength and really strange morals(like how they care for each other but at the same time have rules of how you can replace one of them if you defeat a former member). That's what makes them really interesting.
If the group just steals things for revenge I feel that would be awfully boring. Also it doesn't mesh well with the scene when gon asked chrollo in yorkshin why he does what he does. Chrollo's answer to that question doesn't fit.
That all said again I think there are valid points for thinking that way but it's not enough to take it as confirmation and yes I personally would be disappointed if kurapika's vendetta at some point turns into an inner struggle of who is in the right. Kurapika doesn't need that, he already has fairly agreeable morals. Killing even his sworn enemies already takes a psychological toll on him. Adding on top of that feels redundant and convuluted.
Revenge is not the right word, it's more tribal solidarity. If you think that's boring that's your problem, I think it's interesting.
Seeking infinity, with all my affinities.
Finding truth, like a falling fruit, my ultimate finality.
Inside my being, the outside, all things; the finite leads the way.
Revenge is not the right word, it's 1.more tribal solidarity. If you think that's boring 2.that's your problem, I think it's interesting.
1. Which also doesn't fit given how the ryoudan behaved when they went to meteor city. Making the ryoudan about that is also problematic due the fact that not everyone from the group comes from meteor city.
2. I don't see why you make that out to be a problem for me. I'd be happy if you could refrain from making value judgements about what things are for me.
It's as annoying as people putting words in your mouth. Thanks!
Come on chill out man, we're among friends here.
Like it was said in the manga the ryodan are a group more different than the different people, but they still have an attachement with Meteor or else why would they come back for the ant queen when they're rich and powerfull they don't have to return there ever.
So if you think like you did before that's your problem, not mine. :p
Come on chill out man, we're among friends here.
Like it was said in the manga the ryodan are a group more different than the different people, but they still have an attachement with Meteor or else why would they come back for the ant queen when they're rich and powerfull they don't have to return there ever.
So if you think like you did before that's your problem, not mine. :p
I don't remember having such unnecessarily snarky friends… nor friends that don't give a shit about what I think telling me it's all my problem.
Sorry sir, I think I made it pretty politely clear that I don't like other people telling me about myself when they have no friggin clue...
So yes I'm calling you out on this bs, first of all telling me to chill out after lacking the respect that should go into a discussion among "friends" is pretty hypocritical.
I bet you're the kind of person who tells people to chill out after making insensible jokes, right?(see what I did here?)
As for why it isn't a problem, something being a problem insinuates it being something I have to deal with, except there isn't anything about it to deal with.
It's fiction, I can dislike parts of it, I don't think that's a problem, at least for me but I begin to think me not liking something might be a problem for someone else (hah I did it again...).
So how about we stop this bs and respect each other.
In the case of the imprisoned trash it was "revenge", but they are not limited to revenge, they can commit crimes without reason.
Their motto is and probably has been for centuries "Don't take back what you dump here", they are simply using that to take responsibility It has nothing to do with revenge, they don't want to come up with something new everytime they commit crime. They are a group that are responsible for each and therefore take the responsibility of their crimes as a group too.
The troupe don't have to have a reason to commit crimes, you are just lowering them (or elevating depending on your point of view) to common morals so you can explain them in your own moral reference. You can invent reasons like "they enslaved them/ they treat them like trash", but if they wanted pity or revenge, they wouldn't go after their desires like Chrollo does when he steals valuable items.
I wonder if the lie (no-one saw their eyes shift) was the reason or if it was ever possible since their existence was found out. In HxH universe, not only does internet exist, everything is out there if you have enough money. I can't imagine anyone could escape ryodan if they ever started tracking you.
I don't remember having such unnecessarily snarky friends… nor friends that don't give a shit about what I think telling me it's all my problem.
What'd I say.
Religion, Politics, Hunter x Hunter.
So much drama.…...
We need rules like the Ryodan. No arguing/fighting amongst each other.:ninja:
I don't remember having such unnecessarily snarky friends… nor friends that don't give a shit about what I think telling me it's all my problem.
Sorry sir, I think I made it pretty politely clear that I don't like other people telling me about myself when they have no friggin clue...
So yes I'm calling you out on this bs, first of all telling me to chill out after lacking the respect that should go into a discussion among "friends" is pretty hypocritical.
I bet you're the kind of person who tells people to chill out after making insensible jokes, right?(see what I did here?)As for why it isn't a problem, something being a problem insinuates it being something I have to deal with, except there isn't anything about it to deal with.
It's fiction, I can dislike parts of it, I don't think that's a problem, at least for me but I begin to think me not liking something might be a problem for someone else (hah I did it again...).So how about we stop this bs and respect each other.
Lol, wow I really have a problem with uptight people, and I kinda liked you even. damn I know I should probably stop here but what can I say: it's my nature.
I'm not used to tiptoe and be all formal in a friendly environment. If you have problems with that, it's your problem, not mine. If you want me to really show you some value judgments, I won't dissapoint you. ;-)
See you soon Darth, lol.
We need rules like the Ryodan. No arguing/fighting amongst each other.:ninja:
And this: http://www.virtualcointoss.com/
Is the art in the official Volumes as bad as the sj releases? Particularly in the beginning of the chimera ant arc? Jus wanna make sure before i purchace.
Well, the chapters of Chimera Ant on SJ are just sketches , and they get better in the volumes.
It's still bad (in my opinion), but that's how Togashi draws.
They're a world apart. You can find image next to image comparisons on this thread if you want to look for them. The Volumes are great I had them, you won't be disappointed.
