‎Well, that definitely made me queasy, lmao. It reminded me of Ken Kaneki. Other than that, this was a really good episode that started tense and gradually became emotional. The transition was so well done that it completely caught me off guard.

sandaime

2 mo

Verified

‎Unexpectedly, I really liked this episode. It focused more on Ikalgo, and his character turned out to be surprisingly interesting. He might be the unexpected character I've grown attached to, lol. This episode definitely made me more excited for the next one.

katana

2 mo

Verified

‎The centipedes really gave me the ick. 😫 But this was actually a surprisingly good episode. The storyline here was really engaging. And that ending? It made things even more interesting.

Episode Context

Sitting at episode 123 of 148, this installment arrives deep in the Chimera Ant arc's climactic stretch, pulling back from the high-intensity confrontations of 'Pose × And × Name' to explore the internal lives of supporting characters caught in the conflict. It bridges the gap between the arc's explosive recent battles and the events of 'Breakdown × And × Awakening,' using character introspection to deepen the emotional stakes before the narrative accelerates again. This is Hunter x Hunter at its most structurally deliberate, investing in characters on the margins to make the larger endgame hit harder.

Runtime23 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceMED

Air DateApr 2, 2014

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