Hunter X Hunter 01 FULL

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1. This was a great reaction. I’m glad you guys already like it, it takes a hiwle for the show to grow on most people. I’m here laughng that it reminds you of Pokémon, you have no idea how different it really is. You like Fullmetal though, so you’ll love HxH as well. It’s a bit sad that you’re watching the dub since it is at best mediocre and the sub is regarded as having some of the best vocal performances ever but I understand why you chose dub and respect your decison. It is however sad that you’ll only watch one episode per week. It’ll take such a long time and this is one of those shows that you’ll enjoy more wathcing multiple episods in a row than one per week. Especially in the Chimera Ant arc. Looking forward to future reactions. Keep it up!

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2. this not a spoiler but the opening song never changes but the opening does

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3. Note: I’ve seen this series before, 6 times, and written many analyses on it before but thought I should rewatch it with you guy snad give my thoughrs on each episode. Feel free to look here for insight and information you may have missed. The first was fun. It looked pretty good, was briskly paced, and screamed “Shounen Jump!” from the top of its lungs at every turn. Still running after all these years, the manga has a huge following and ventures into some pretty dark places, though you don’t really get any of that from the premiere. There has been buzz that Madhouse is sanitizing this version somewhat, toning down the violence and eliminating the pervy aspects of one of the main villains. But, don’t worry about it. On face value this comes off as very typical and agreeably high-spirited shounen, with 12 year-old hero Gon off to follow in his father’s footsteps and become a Hunter, one of a legendary and elite group. Back on Whale Island he leaves Mito-san the pretty young woman who’s been taking care of him since his father left.

   On-board ship he meets fellow Hunter candidates Kurapika and Leorio. The older Leorio is very entertaining, and motives appear far more practical and self-serving than Gon and Kurapika’s. Gon such a cinnamon and displays some intersting skills, like his ability to smell. Kurapika is also very interesting, based on the first episode there’s a lot to be explored with the Phantom Trouope but I won’t spoil anything. There’s obvious notes of camaraderie and rivalry building here, but what’s most interesting – if it’s pursued – is the notion of Gon following in the footsteps of the father who walked out on him. The rest of it all plasys as pretty standard boys’ adventure fare, with lots of swinging from ropes and fishing lines and swashbuckling music.

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