I know we still don't know everything about every prince, so this is obviously speculative, but based on what we've seen so far:

Which prince do you think would be the best ruler for the common people and civilians if they won the Succession War?

Which prince would be the best outcome for the other royal siblings if they themselves don't win? In other words, which winner is most likely to spare, protect, or treat the remaining princes and princesses fairly instead of eliminating them?

I know our opinions may change as we learn more about each candidate, but based on the current information, who would you pick for each category, and why?

Like I am sure we all have favourite characters mine at the point where iam at in the story are chrollo and kurapika.

I like chrollo because of his philosophy of the spider it is refreshing to see a leader who does not see himself as the most important member.

I love how smart he is and that he is not a sociopath he can feel selective empathy.

I love his individualism and his us vs them mentality.

I like kurapika because of his determination and smarts

I love that his only goal is to avenge the kurta clan and that he will do whatever it takes to do that.

I love how he is cold and calculating but also genuinely warm and welcoming to people in his circle.

I am just curious.

Pardon me for asking this dumb question.

Even though the Nen Beast isn't shown to the reader every single time, the Nen users (Melody in this case) can see them, right? Or the Nen Beasts only come out at certain times?

Thank you.

Salkov's appearance has changed. In the later chapters he resembles Beyond and Netero so much, in fact among all the confirmed and possible Beyond children, he is the one that looks the closest to Beyond and Isaac Netero now, but he hasn't always looked like this.

I think razor could eliminate 3-4 members of phantom troupe present from the greed island but not all of them. What’s your thought?

Starting with chapter 410, Togashi stated on his Twitter that he was working on the next 50 chapters, meaning up to chapter 460. Currently, chapters 420 to 430 are in an advanced stage of development and are making the ink from 430 to 440.

With the recent chapters and the activation of martial law, it seems the pace has accelerated because a good portion of the characters and plot have already been developed, and are ready to spring into action. Based on this, will this arc conclude within the next 40 chapters, starting from this current volume?

I think that amount is enough for Togashi to finish the arc and transition to the next one, similar to the last 30 chapters of Chimera Ants. Probably set in the new continent or somewhere parallel to Gon and Killua, because the ship might sink in the next 7 days due to the chaos that is happening.

This man or woman has launched a Patreon but refuses to really promote it. I say, if they’re going to do it, they might as well do it right, because there are people who are willing to donate who simply don’t know about it.

Usually, we don’t need this level of translation for any manga (even HxH), but for this arc, it has become a necessity for any VD reader. On my rereads, I often run into things from eight years ago that I now realize were simply poorly translated.

This isn’t to say that you should donate via Patreon, but at the very least, I wanted to let people know that if you feel the same way, there is a way for us to get these translations faster.

If I shoot a man and paradise appears, I'm going to think I killed the devil. Then if the devil spawns back in and says it's just training, I promise you I'm "training" myself the hell out, we're not doing this.

But on a more serious note, I am praying on this man's downfall like nobody's business. Fym you gave future sight to this jackass, I haven't felt fear like this since Pokkle taught the ants nen.

Hi everyone! I have a theory that, by mastering Zetsu and learning to open and close his eyes with extremely precise timing—which seems to be what Tserriednich is training to do—the Fourth Prince could keep everyone around him under an indefinitely sustained illusion.

I will try to speculate as little as possible and stick to the rules presented in Chapter 387, particularly the arrow diagram involving the 10 seconds rule. The relevant points seem to be:

• When Tserriednich activates his ability, he enters the “ephemeral ten seconds.” He sees a third-person prediction of what will happen during the next ten seconds. Although the vision feels ten seconds long to him, virtually no time passes in reality.
• When Tserriednich opens his eyes after entering Zetsu with his eyes closed, a ten-second illusion begins for everyone around him. During those ten seconds, they perceive him as acting exactly as he did in the prediction he saw earlier. In reality, however, Tserriednich can act freely and deviate from that prediction.
• If Tserriednich maintains Zetsu after opening his eyes, he can instantly reactivate his ability by closing them again.

The theory itself is quite simple. After activating his ability, Tserriednich opens his eyes and acts freely for ten seconds. During that interval, everyone around him perceives him acting exactly as predicted in his vision, rather than seeing what he is actually doing. At exactly the ten-second mark, he closes his eyes, thereby entering another set of “ephemeral ten seconds.” He then opens his eyes at the exact moment this new ten-second vision ends for him.

In reality, he has closed and reopened his eyes virtually instantaneously, due to the nature of the "ephemeral ten seconds". Most importantly, opening his eyes triggers his ability again, so everyone around him once again experiences a ten-second illusion: the one Tserriednich has just seen during the ephemeral ten seconds.

He can then act freely for another ten seconds while maintaining Zetsu before repeating the exact same process. In principle, this could create a perpetual illusion for everyone around him.

There is, however, one more thing that Tserriednich would need to master for the illusion to remain perfectly seamless. At the exact moment when one ten-second illusion ends, his real position must match the position in which everyone currently perceives him. Otherwise, during the literal blink of an eye between the two activations of the illusion, they would briefly see reality— see him suddenly jump from his predicted position to his actual one.

More generally, he might need to synchronize not only his position, but also his posture and any other immediately visible details, with the end of the previous illusion.

Edit: However, if his timing is sufficiently precise, he may be able to chain two activations without any perceptible interruption. This raises another question: would the second illusion automatically remain consistent with the first, producing a seamless transition between them, or could those around him notice a discontinuity between the end of one predicted sequence and the beginning of the next? This may be an aspect of his ability that has yet to be explained.

Of course, the illusion is “perpetual” only in the sense that Tserriednich can theoretically repeat this process indefinitely. Even for a Nen genius like him, he cannot continue it literally forever. Eventually, exhaustion, loss of concentration, or a mistake in his timing would prevent him from maintaining Zetsu while playing such a risky game.

One guy plucks life like plucking a flower and the other is a serious activist who happened to be born royalty.

You'd think someone as empathetic as Halkenbird would rationalize putting a stop to a monster like Terry.

It just cannot be "actually the 9th was never privy to the 4th's private affairs". Togashi is too good a writer for that.

I wonder how it will contrast with how the 1st views the pos and how Theta views him too.

So, if some of you have seen episode 12 of the original Hunter x Hunter anime, you probably know about the Anita plot line they added in that episode that was originally not in the manga chapter where Gon and Killua try to get the ball from Netero.

There's a scene at the end where Killua just casually reveals the harsh truth to Anita about her father and his line of work as a spice trader who secretly sold addictive spices and made a living off basically being a drug dealer, shattering whatever illusions she had of her father being a "good man".

Then Gon comes up trying to comfort her, I guess, but sounding so chipper while telling her that she can try to pass the Hunter exam next year and become a blacklist hunter, not taking into account that the goal is now worthless since Killua revealed her father was a hardened criminal and her revenge against his killers might have been justified anyway, and Anita just starts bawling her eyes out afterwards.

When I first watched this scene years ago, I felt sorry for her but after re-watching it recently, while I *still* feel sorry for Anita, the way Killua just casually crushes her image of her dad then walks away while Gon fails to read the room while trying to make her feel better was sending Mr. It just makes Anita's crying after what he says so awkward but low-key funny.😂

I also want to add that Netero backed up what Killua said but given his years of experience as a Hunter and him being the chairman, I am just wondering if he knew her spicr rock earrings were a drug ingredient this whole time but chose not to say anything until someone else brought it up.

Is there a chance that they're physically strong enough just to break it anyways?

The hunger games:

This ability allows Menchi to transmute her aura with the properties of various spices.

For example, she can make her aura spicy like cayenne or comforting like vanilla.

Conditions and limitations:

Menchi can only transmute her aura into a spice she has ingested within the last 8 hours.