Hunter x Hunter Episode 2

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alrickalmight's avataralrickalmight
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This was very touching, The way he left, if only they did a proper goodbye. But he is on his own now when he just 12?

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pendragon's avatarpendragon
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Gon is being stubborn in the best way. Dude gets thrown into chaos, handles it like a boss, and somehow still finds time to be kind and loyal. Such a small moment, but bro's already main character-ing all over the place.

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charliereviews's avatarcharliereviews
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The episode did a great job to highlight the individual strengths of the main characters. They made sure that they all get their own spotlight on passing this exam. I really like how hilarious Leorio is and the dynamic between him and Kurapika made it look like a tsukkomi joke.

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cueva_jason22's avatarcueva_jason22
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The execution of the storyline is exquisite and also animation. Gon is really fun, they thought that gon know the answer but he keep thinking it. and his ability really amaze them knowing the difference between the twin navigator. Im excited for future episode

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victor's avatarvictor
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A quieter episode, but in the best way: it gives small moments room to breathe so the characters start to feel like real people. You get a clearer sense of who they are, and that foundation makes later stakes matter more. Slow build, but worthwhile if you care about character.

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kmfacelo's avatarkmfacelo
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Aspiring Hunters face the first phase of a brutal qualification exam, where endurance and composure matter more than strength. Alliances begin forming, tension rises, and the true scale of the challenge becomes clear as only the mentally prepared can keep up.

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kuringkuring's avatarkuringkuring
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the trio barely makes it to the exam site and the journey there is already full of tests.

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manalo_norman's avatarmanalo_norman
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In Hunter x Hunter Episode 2, Gon boards a boat to take the Hunter Exam and meets three potential allies: Killua, a mysterious boy from a dangerous family, Leorio, a medical student, and Kurapika, the last living member of a fallen tribe. Tensions rise as they approach the exam.

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jeysxjeys's avatarjeysxjeys
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Episode 2 gives them insight into what they should prepare. The dialogue gives a foreshadowing of what will happen in the future. They met the Navigators, who tested them to see if they were worthy to take the Exam. The animation quality remains consistent.

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zaxxx's avatarzaxxx
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This episode teaches me mental discipline, composure, and adaptive thinking, can't believe that I learn all of these from anime.

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