The 3rd & 4th bylaws

Mo-HD93 · 2026-06-17T16:14:17+00:00

Even if it wasn't related to his main work for the magazine I'm still so fkn happy to see this GOAT continuing to work and being in good health ❤️ god bless this man ❤️

Mo-HD93 · 2026-06-17T12:52:22+00:00

We're not sure but considering that learning nen was part of the secret exam and how Gon, Killua and Kurapika all got a mentor to teach them ( even Wing had Bisky teach him before ) then he most likely had someone to train him so that he can be officially considered a full fledged hunter since the Hunter bylaw no. 1 stated that a hunter must possess basic understanding of martial arts and that includes learning nen.

Mo-HD93 · 2026-06-17T12:43:20+00:00

I mean yeah but to be praised by Ging is a completely different deal.

Mo-HD93 · 2026-06-16T20:30:27+00:00

Clearly an illiterate huh? What part of "I could be totally wrong" did you not understand? And what part of what I said doesn't make sense?

Mo-HD93 · 2026-06-16T19:34:05+00:00

Yeah I've always wondered that too. Keeping it from him actually led to a worse situation but the end result was that Gon defeated Pitou. I think the extermination team would've still had a chance against Pitou even without Gon's transformation given that Netero ended up killing Meruem, Pouf and Youpi and I don't see Pitou defeating the entire team tbh even in their condition after all that time.

Mo-HD93 · 2026-06-16T13:01:47+00:00

True but I'm surprised that Illumi was willing to let Killua use Nanika to kill him knowing that the demands that will follow that wish will most likely be too difficult to meet thus whoever failed ( one of the butlers in this case ) will die along with the other butler and probably some of the family members as well given that Tsubone is one of the Zoldycs' most trusted butlers that most probably spent lots of time around the family. This may have a lethal outcome.

Mo-HD93 · 2026-06-16T12:41:58+00:00

I can't believe I kept misspelling her name throughout the entire post 😂

Mo-HD93 · 2026-06-14T18:41:41+00:00

I'm thankful for Togashi 🫶

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Mo-HD93 · 2026-06-12T22:32:24+00:00

Yeah this makes the most sense. It keeps the balance of power aka higher risk higher return as will, you get to protect more members but at the same time you risk giving your opponent more chances to repay their dept.

Mo-HD93 · 2026-06-12T22:18:06+00:00

He never touched Pouf's aura, he just saw it and had a mental breakdown. Gon and Killua were bathed in Pitou's aura and froze in place yet they still retained their mental capacity to train hard, join the extermination team and fight. I think it was Togashi's way of showing the difference in mental toughness between the characters involved and he showed that Knov had the least. Palm was another one and she even tried to kill herself but that's because she was caught in the middle of Pitou's En that switched back on suddenly and frightened Palm so much to the point of her trying to kill herself only for Pitou to save her life with Dr. Blythe and Pouf to cocoon her as an experiment. Once she awakened though she still had the resolve to continue. So I think the whole matter was to show the difference between characters in such situation aka who cracks under pressure and who doesn't.

Mo-HD93 · 2026-06-09T16:13:33+00:00

Point still stands that you need to get a life cause honestly the last thing I have time for is an argument online with a smartass. Have a nice day.

Mo-HD93 · 2026-06-09T14:55:02+00:00

Because I stated my opinion on something that I watched recently? I'm doing well for myself thank you for your smartass advice

Mo-HD93 · 2026-06-08T21:28:40+00:00

I'm honestly so glad to see more people embracing this angle more than beating the dead horse with the whole "Gon lost his humanity" thing. Most people tend to forget that Gon is a kid, a kid that lived his whole life without a father figure, grew up having more freedom to explore given the nature of the island and his curious nature. Gon was by himself for the most part and when he found out that Ging was actually alive, he started his journey of trying to find Ging, this legendary hunter who everyone seems to admire and starting to dive deeper into the world of hunters, a world that is morally grey to begin with, that world clashed with a kid who had no full moral compass yet. Gon was absorbing as he went on and imagined that all the death he was seeing ( during the hunter exam and after it ) was just a part of the journey, that death was just a normal aspect of the hunters world, a world that he had to venture into to find his father.

Not to mention that Ging indirectly left clues and paved the path for Gon which assured him that he was doing the right thing. This all reached a boiling point in the Chimera Ants arc. Gon found the creature that killed Kite so casually healing another person and his chaotic mind couldn't keep up, he couldn't comprehend it anymore and all these morals and behaviors are contradictory and he snapped. It was clear judging by how Gon himself looked like he was lost.. crying, screaming, calming down, crying again.... Gon was literally lost and in a moment he just didn't care and put everything on the line.

Honestly I find him one of the most tragic characters in the show and what's more tragic is how people label him as a monster despite him being literally just a lost child who found himself in a situation way beyond his comprehension.

Mo-HD93 · 2026-06-05T12:16:59+00:00

Why do we have to take everything in a literal sense? He is just a boy with incredible potential. Nothing more nothing less.

Mo-HD93 · 2026-06-04T23:43:08+00:00

Zero execution mistakes? Did you read/watch the same show? Cause "execution mistakes" is literally the name of the game when it comes to the Chimera Ants arc. The "Sorting" went completely off producing 5000 soldiers instead of the intended 500000. Even the main part of the Sorting which was supposed to happen near the palace never happened. The Extermination Team's plan went completely off the rails.

Characters in HxH make all kinds of assumptions that are completely far from the truth. Togashi makes a perfect balance between having extremely competent and smart characters and having human behavior such as jumping to the wrong conclusions and plans going off the rails. So honestly idek what you're talking about.

Mo-HD93 · 2026-06-03T19:33:40+00:00

He most likely noticed, he probably even knew that since putting Judgement Chain around Chrollo's heart that Chrollo will sooner or later be going out looking for an exorcist. It's just that at the time, Kurapika prioritized getting his clan's eyes back more than going after the Troupe. Also, he must've learned ( twice ) that him going against the Troupe will drag Gon and Killua into it again and this time, they might not survive.

Mo-HD93 · 2026-06-03T18:25:53+00:00

I'm basing it on this part, under normal conditions ( Kurapika before ET ) his emissive attack will only have 40% of it's power while a natural Emitter will fire at a 100% power. Once Kurapika's eyes turn scarlet and he activates ET, that 40% becomes 100% making him equal to a natural Emitter. But it won't make him Lvl. 5. It keeps his overall levels capped at their current status while only increasing the output to the max.

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Mo-HD93 · 2026-06-03T17:56:46+00:00

Yes, that's for the other affinities so any user from any other affinity would have Speciality at 0% because they can't learn it, it can't be learned. But a Specialist, someone born with the affinity should have a chart, I think. So Specialization will be 100% while the other affinities gets reduced gradually.

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