Hunter x Hunter - Reaction - E116 - Revenge X And Recovery

[@NileSwimmer]

Gon's VA killed it this episode. 13:29 Thoroughly agree with Morgan. That was so unfair. Killua sees it also bc Komugi is to the king what Gon is to him. . .his humanity.

[@Alellion]

Obviously none of us like the interaction because we don’t want the two to hurt each other. But, what Gon says is pretty accurate. Killua isn’t as emotionally invested. I don’t think it’s unfair at all, especially when Gon is already at the height of emotion and tension. Under normal circumstances I don’t think there would be any hard feelings by Gon, but it would be infuriating to have your closest ally in the midst of hell end up agreeing with the person who’s caused all their pain for the last several months.

[@simonsupersad1722]

it’s not really because killua only cares about gon he’s doesn’t care about kite or what happened to him at all

[@sima1791]

​@@simonsupersad1722yes. It was a lie that he cared about Komugi and Ikalgo

[@kalizarin]

Oooh interesting, I've always viewed this scene through the lens of the parallel between their dynamics being: Killua -> Gon -> Kite Pitou -> Meruem -> Komugi I like the additional layer of Killua recognising that Komugi is the King's anchor/humanity because he sees himself in that situation with Gon and thus sympathises!

[@zavs350]

@@Alellion That's a valid mindset to literally any kind of other scenario between friends BUT NOT WHEN THERE'S A LITERAL HUMAN LIFE INVOLVED. It's unfair because you're not supposed to act with your emotions in this kind of situations, it's the overarching premise on Gon's development since the beginning of the show. He always get his emotions the best of him even if it will negatively affect an innocent life or someone close to him. A stark contrast versus Killua who rarely does so because he was trained to stay calm in life or death situations. It's what makes them the perfect pair, and Gon knows that (see that Yorknew episode where Gon admitted that). I also think it's unfair to deduce this as Killua not being more "emotionally invested," just because someone has the ability to think analytically and calmly about things doesn't mean they care less.

[@dyacc3631]

This change in Pitou happens a lot more subtly so its not surprising on first watch that you mightve missed it. But you start to pick up on it when Pitou sees Mereum cradling Komugi's injured frame and is moved to tears. That's when things take a major change in her (theres a big theme of all the ants constantly developing not just physically but emotionally). Also conversations like when Meruem asked the royal guard what his name is, also show this change and shows the difference in how they perceive him. Pouf replies his name is simply King and he doesnt need another name, while Pitou replies the King can choose whatever name he likes. Ultimately being a metaphor for Pitou supporting the King as himself and who he chooses to be while Pouf serves the title and who Mereum is suppose to be.

[@penguin_forest]

woahh thats such a cool detail I didnt realize, that second part with pouf, pitou, and mereum

[@psalmyyvan]

​@@penguin_forestAleczandxr has a lot of video essays about the royal guards and HxH in general. It's a good watch if you're interested

[@hematite9914]

I don't think there is a change in how Pitou sees Komugi or any other humans, like she said Komugi is important to someone important to her that's the reason for her current disposition, the only difference may be having her loyalty to the king be more emotionally charged.

[@kc_h7h]

​@@hematite9914Idk it seemed like the bond they had with the king was just biologically programmed. But pitou developed actual emotions for him. Unlike pouf and youpi, pitou is the only one who appreciates the king of how he is now, the person he has become. While pouf just wants the meruem back from the beginning

[@kabelomkhabela4766]

@@kc_h7h Yeap. That's why she goes on to says "She is the reason the King is who he is." Basically understanding that Meruem had evolved or grown emotionally because of Komugi

[@CelestialLimbo]

23:34 "I thought she's just healing her so that the King doesn't kill her." - All the Royal Guards are completely dedicated to the King. How they act out on this dedication depends on the Guard. - Remember in the previous episode where Pitou cries. She did not cry because she feared the King killing her. She cried, because at that moment, she realized 1) how much the King has truly changed and how much this girl means to him and 2) he ENTRUSTED her (not ordered her) to save Komugi. - The Ants are essentially newborns emotionally and mentally so when they are born they default to their base animalistic tendencies (for Pitou her nature was that of an uncaring vicious cat who likes to play with her prey). However, their humanity (positive and negative traits) slowly seeps in, influences them and integrates with their personality becoming a new/enhanced self.

[@DyLeN17]

The king is becoming happier and growing as a person, so yeah Pitou likes it. I think the turning point was when he asked her to heal her. Pitou at that moment realized how important Komugi was to him and might explain why she was crying.

[@animepup2000]

You could say Pitou realized Meruem finally cared for someone as much as the Royal Guards cared for him. That would definitely move her.

[@ramenbroth]

Both are correct, and also that Meruem entrusted such an important task to her.

[@cedriquebenjaminpedri1961]

It's ironic how The king and Gon growth is symmetrical. The king discovery his humanity bit by bit while Gon delves into his real psychopathic nature.

[@Okkotsu86275]

Wow, that conversation at the end was one of the best I've heard since being a part of this lovely community. Very in-depth and well thought out, especially by Nicole The Machine. She killed it when discussing Killua and Gon, and thier mindset respectively. Sam and Paker also did nice when noting how unfair and hurt Gon was being towards Killua. Very emotional intelligent convo at the end, big kudos guys👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@redwoodclimber]

I thought it was interesting that Killua and Pitou have very similar thought processes, and that feeling is probably what made Gon snap at Killua like that.

[@JaswiL-_51]

18:39 I really like what Nicole said, she sums it up perfectly and nicely.

[@Sabor180]

Some great voice acting and animation in this episode. The animation isn't even too flashy really, other than Gons aura its rather subdued, but it's impactful. Intense episode, for sure. As for Killua leaving, I generally interpreted it as he doesn't know what to do or say to Gon in this situation, he's trying to keep a lid on his emotions and he doesn't think theres any immediate danger there. But yeah, tough to see 😢

[@trulywesley727]

Idk but seeing Gon like this was crazy easily one of the best episodes of hxh

[@Ryuksgelus]

I've never heard of that line being controversial or confusing 😕. What did the letter clarify that? Plenty of other lines, even in this arc, that are iffy or give the wrong take in the sub. Like Netero isn't the only person to survive a fight with Zeno's Grandpa. They are just the only two scrappers of their generation left. Feel Pitou would be ok if the King killed her. She really just does care about whatever he wants. If he actually killed her 100% of the reason she'd be upset is that she was viewed as such a disappointment and failure to the King.

[@CelestialLimbo]

Yeah, the letter was kind of unnecessary.

[@chrislws7]

I think it clarifies because Gon became a hunter because of Kite and the 2011 version just doesn’t express that properly because they skipped it in the beginning of the show. So he was telling Killua that he literally isn’t close to him at all

[@Doctor_Kroom]

Killua promised bisky he´d leave gon´s side if he lost to shoot. He was always going to keep that promise.

[@momame8258]

There’s a subtle build up to this side of Pitou, when the King asked her what’s his name and she gave a complete opposite answer to Pouf

[@01havic]

Gon has a lot more of connection with kite in the original show it starts with kite teaching gon and show more with those two. To be honest kilua is there for gon more that he’s there for kite

[@mdc7081]

Killua don't want Gon to lose his humanity cause he knows how sad and difficult in the darkside, which he tries to steer away, as he saw his bestfriend the light and the life he aspire to achive.

[@DXDragon38]

One of the most iconic episodes of the entire series!

[@XavierShade]

You guys mentioned it as I was typing this out but, I agree Killua's upbringing as an assassin and the way his family treated him makes it hard for him to connect with people on the same level as Gon who seeks out those connections and nurtures them.

[@Muniir_shorts.6731]

Gon is so pissed off because he came for revenge and pitou is acting nice by healing the komugi who's someone important to the king and gon can believe how she can be this after how brutal she destroyed kite,its a revenge not delivered

[@MBonTheBeatt]

The guards have their differing personalities but they all have unwavering loyalty to the king. They just go about it in different ways. I see with Pitou shows loyalty by supporting what the King is and does outright what the King WANTS. With Pouf, he shows loyalty by supporting what he THINKS the King SHOULD BE and therefore does what he thinks the King NEEDS.

[@ramenbroth]

That line is not controversial at all, in my opinion. There are way more controversial lines like what Zeno said to Chrollo after their fight for example.

[@TropicL3mon]

Which line was that?

[@Virgil_Hawkins]

@@TropicL3mon I’m guessing the one about who would win in a fight

[@JaswiL-_51]

it's controversial because the line can be interpreted differently, whereas Zeno's line isn't.

[@JewJitSuSixty9]

Yeah, I've never heard anyone say that line is controversial lmao

[@ubercult]

Killua doesn’t care about Kite if we’re being honest lol he only cares about Gon

[@dap-1821]

PLEASE READ THIS IT HELPS EXPLAIN THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN GON KILLUA AND KITE: In the manga, I believe in the first chapter Gon is shown with Kite that was never shown in the anime. Gon has a real relationship with him from even before he met Killua. Killua only met Kite for that short time period. Thats why Gon says what he says to Killua

[@Lightkie]

Why would they need to read this? Did you not see their reaction to the first episode of the original anime?

[@8bitgdhaxz]

I think that when Zeno says to interpret what’s going on because he knew Gon and Killua would make a better assumption of it as they are really a part of the whole mission, while Zeno’s job was to simply use Dragon Dive and send Netero and the King away. So, I don’t really understand why people are confused about this because if Zeno tried telling them information, his advice could be misinterpreted, and would unconsciously influence how Gon and Killua act from hearing someone else’s opinion.

[@gambeano]

Gons reaction is very realistic and not completely unfair. Its basically gaslighting. I mean imagine someone you know who acts abusive behind closed doors then you tell yourself "ok that's it next time i see them I'll stand up for myself imma tell them all these things and give them a taste of their medicine" just for you to see that vile person do a 180. It'd be very jarring and frustrating to say the least bc you're being denied. Especially in this context where this person killed one of gons role models and turned him into a zombie.

[@CR-hj2hk]

SPOILERS BELOW Exactly! and Pitou actually lied about healing Kite so Gon was 100% right to not trust her....she's genuine about healing Komugi for the King but doesn't care about Gon and his feelings (she's not that human yet and even most humans care about their own first), she's just trying to buy time until her mission is complete the foreshadowing with Gon and Nobu convo was that Gon believed both times that he was facing emotionless monsters, only to discover that they actually had the capacity to care for others (in Pitou's case it's even more surprising bc she's an ant and when they met the first time she had 'nothing human' in her so the change is quite jarring to say the least)... so like he said to Nobu "Why can't you spare some of these feelings to think twice about the people you're affecting with your killings?" Pitou saying that she wants the King to 'stay how he is', when she ruined everything Kite was, is so tactless and infuriating to Gon as it should Obviously Pitou is going through huge changes very fast and you can see how both sides aren't wrong in their own objectives and feelings, same with Gon and Killua : Gon was wrong to say that basically Killua's lack of anger meant that he doesn't care but he's not in his right mind and it's so understandable Killua is obviously doing his best and he's doing great actually as a support role for Gon like he intended to be from the beginning but he can't protect Gon from his own emotions Actually he almost slipped there 13:44 the translation didn't include the word "teme"(hard to translate here to be fair) which is quite rude to say to a friend and it shows that Killua is getting emotionally compromised too he's showing his concern through anger even though he knows how Gon feels.... No one can be perfect especially under such circumstances that's all... but for me their friendship shines even more through this hardship If someone goes through grief or depression or similar stuff Killua is quite the role model to help a friend (the only moment he wasn't there everything went south ep131...)

[@ht4169]

​@@CR-hj2hkSpoilers Pitou didn't lie about Kite, they don't even know his name (infact they don't speak his name in the entire series). Gon only asked for Pitou to heal "kite" and didn't give any other information about who he wanted to heal, for Pitou it could've been literally anyone. Pitou doesn't even remember who Gon was until they arrive at Kite, "Back then, you were..."

[@CR-hj2hk]

@@ht4169 you're right I forgot about that part, but still she knows that whoever it is she didn't let anyone live so it's the same and her only concern is buying time so whoever Gon or Kite are doesn't matter to her and she still made that promise

[@Okkotsu86275]

I think Pitou is being genuine, If for no other reason that they want to fulfill the King's wishes.

[@aerisseon]

Personally, Gon was really out of line when he said that to Killua. But I also take it because Gon is just so in a different wavelength of emotion that he is processing things differently. Killua being calm and level-headed is really good, he can keep Gon in check like in this case. I feel sad for Killua here though... TT

[@thezanku22]

I feel like for the first time they have a great conversation after the chapter, I liked everything they said, and Nicole ❤️

[@Hoobyj]

I took Pitou's change of heart less of her liking who the King is becoming and more of just realizing that Komugi being hurt causes the King pain. Losing Komugi would be like losing a part of himself.

[@Thisisitfornow2560]

i think what they discussed on the last part is pretty much answered on the scene the King asks the royal guards what is his name. each answer reveals the core of what each of them truly value and bc of that think the King should be

[@pigeonpole]

If Killua ever did want to leave Gon, Ikalgo would definitely be up for the new bestie role

[@axx3910]

when u all started watching Hunter x Hunter, this was the episode i was most excited for you to react

[@realrebelli0n]

The source of light that is Gon is starting to crack. He is my favorite character and to see him losing grip like that is both so meaningful and very upsetting to me. It‘s like when a pure heart severely breaks, which roads are left for you to take?

[@NessOnett8]

I think Pitou just loves the king. Instinctually. So she doesn't prefer the current king over the old king. Whatever King currently exists, she loves. So since she believes the King is perfect, she doesn't want him to change. But if he changes, since he's perfect, he remains perfect.

[@chrispeacock8085]

I thought we had 2 episodes today

[@piusdoe8984]

If she dies the king will cease to be who he is 'Arent we ok with tht?" Ok with the king who has changed, going back to how he was before? 😂 sometimes i wonder if theyre paying attention at all

[@Lightkie]

True.. but I understood that as why should Pitou care.

[@wasabilai9405]

This episode is so exhausting to watch, in the best possible way

[@BigMoneyChao]

Gon is right w the Kite shit it doesnt affect him how it does Gon lmao when he found Kite he was a step closer to figuring out bout his pops HIS POPS not Killua so Kite dying hit harder for Gon lmao

[@mrcx6142]

WE IN THE ENDGAME NOW! This episode is one of the standout reasons why one should always, always watch the sub of Hunter X Hunter. You don't beat this kind of voice acting, and the dub doesn't come close. What a brilliant, breathtaking, emotional episode, with top notch animation on top of it. The many nuances, Gon being a child with a hand grenade on one hand and facing Pitou cold and calculated right after on the other hand. His thinking narrowed down just to Kite, to his wrath, to his desire for revenge, all those negative emotions piling up and the voice of reason and truth - Killua - being shoved away by those emotions. The sheer horror when Gon loads up his rock and we see for a second that he does not care about that dying girl being saved, that he's run out of room to care. The utter confusion when we see that Pitou has changed into an almost human-like person, using herself and putting her own body on the line to save someone because she is important to the King. If this was JUST carrying out an order, Pitou would have assessed the danger the people pose to the king and disregarded the order if she deemed them too dangerous. But here we see that it's both an order and Pitou having grown to understand the desires and emotions of the king and empathise with them. Pitou has learnt empathy. Gon has discarded empathy.

[@Lightkie]

Their performance aside, I feel like it shows the limitations of women voicing boys when they strain their voice in anger because it goes into ranges that don't sound as similar. It was a bit distracting, to be honest. *Edit:* on second watch, it was really just Killua's voice actress that either has trouble getting her voice low or I think is just overdoing it, to the point it sounds too low and obviously forced. It becomes more noticeable next to Gon's voice actress' superb performance.

[@dandylawe8875]

This was such a good episode the gon pitou, gon killua, pitou trying her best to heal komugi for the king all those dynamics going on and it was shown perfectly. Gon has been building that rage for a long time and to finally get his chance at revenge interrupted by the ant who killed kite (and turned him into a puppet) trying to save a humans life first is such a tough situation to deal with. I think gon was both separating killua from the situation and kind of and being real about killua not caring as much. Killua cares about gon and everyone else doesn't compare. Like Morgan said killua is not used to having friends so he's not going to care about others that quickly and he had just met Kite. Gon cared about kite way more than killua especially in Gon's eyes. Killua did good to stop gon and remind him there goal to save kite but you can see in this arc Killua is starting to care more about others and gon is turning more cold hearted. Great reaction react pack 🔥

[@Void-yr3rq]

this is my favorite episode of anime ever

[@kc_h7h]

Okay usually I prefer watching the chimera arc in dub just because around this period the narrator is talking alot and he sounds way more epic and poetic in dub. However this particular episode is just a masterpiece in sub. The dub version isnt even half as good.

[@Jchomze]

Gon is a top 5 psycho in anime

[@GentlemanQ]

If it wasn't for Komugi's injury. Both Gon and Killua would probably have became cat food. If i remember correctly Pitou is probably the 2nd strongest character in the show after Meruem. She's a specialist and still have huge potentials to further improve her nen abilities but time didn't serve her. Neither did for the other royal guards.

[@skinnyboyyk6240]

It’s not about her caring about the well-being of the girl, pitou is still able to exhibit or showcase that she’s able to care about someone else in general, which is the king enough that she would put herself in such a position to save someone who’s precious to him. Gon is wrestling with the fact that someone that could so casually take the life of so when he cared about.. could also Express, those same feelings for someone else. So he’s lashing out because it doesn’t make sense to him that people can be more layered than that

[@kusogakirenfir]

Imma keep it a buck and just say this episode alone solos all of Demon Slayer and Jujutsu Kaisen.

[@Lightkie]

Five minutes for recap and opening.. oof! Good adaptation with Crunchyroll's less than optimal subtitles but that letter was pointless.. the meaning was still clear, unlike other instances. 4:40 Morgan: "I guess, maybe if they talked about it and she was like 'Yeah, I can do that'." Samantha: "Yeah, I can totally see it." Well, you got to totally see it after all! 😄 4:51 Dr. Blythe is modeled after Blythe dolls: "created in 1972 and initially only sold for one year in the US. In 2001, a Japanese toy company began producing new editions of Blythe dolls." 14:41 Samantha is just jealous of her thighs. 😸

[@Jona-dn2un]

That's one of the best episode of HxH

[@Alellion]

Controvertial among who?? What other meaning could be taken from what Gon said? Lol

[@ikeoranekwu5567]

Well, in the manga, the translation is “because this has nothing to do with you” but in the anime is: “since it means nothing to you” So, in actuality, Gon is ostracizing Killua by saying that the situation has nothing to do with him (or to basically telling him to stay out of his business) while in the anime, it made it seem that Gon criticized Killua for not caring enough about the situation

[@Alellion]

@@ikeoranekwu5567 But what's odd to me about that clarification is that the overall meaning is the same. The differentiation seems to be which portion is explicit vs. which portion is subtext getting flipped, the overall point that comes across is very much equivalent. *shrug*

[@ikeoranekwu5567]

@@AlellionI get what you’re saying. My thing is that the way it was translated might cause confusion for ppl who watch the show and also read the manga. If you know what I mean 😅

[@anthonymartirez4002]

Some say that this is the episode where Gon starts to lose sight of his own humanity, which will be more apparent towards the coming episodes. He is willing to sacrifice basically an innocent bystander to get what he wants. Which, in my own opinion, is understandable since Kite is like a second father to him sometimes even more so than Ging.

[@civ7238]

Pitou my favorite anime character!!!! 🖤

[@GentlemanQ]

Same! I really hoped she would join the other friendly chimera ants such as Ikalgo and Cult later on but she had to die in the most horrible manner😔

[@henriklarssen1331]

@@GentlemanQ I can understand why some hate Pitou and are happy when Gon destroys her. But to me i was digusted by Gon. Pitou was pretty much a new born following her instincts when she killed Kite, same as the King was when he killed the Children. So there was alot of potential for Pitou turning non hostile to others together with the King.

[@GentlemanQ]

@@henriklarssen1331 i share the same view with you! 💯 True. I also realised Gon in this arc turned into a complete hypocrite. When he was a child, he was attacked by foxbear and kite had to kill the mother bear. But then Gon felt guilty and even admitted that it was his fault infiltrating a foxbear dominated zone and she was only protecting her cube... But! Gon completely overlooked this logic when Pitou attacked them and killed kite. Pitou was instinct-driven and she also passed through a dramatic change in her personality to the best thanks to Komugi's meeting with the king. But at the end of the day, Gon decided to be a whining B and stick to his blind anger ntil the end. Gon suddenly became one of the most hated characters for me mainly because he stopped became himself, the old honest merciful Gon from hunter exam.

[@droyal18able]

Cat are one of the only animals along with humans that kill for fun. If anything pitou is reveiling more human traits here.

[@DisProfundis]

Dolphins and many more do exist.

[@droyal18able]

@@DisProfundis Cetacea is one of the group's.

[@KurNorock]

Lots of animals kill for fun. Most all mammalian predators and even a few reptilian ones. And there are even a few herbivorous animals that kill for fun. This idea that only humans kill for fun is just BS propaganda from animal rights groups and fat left groups that see humanity as a cancer in the earth.

[@sauceage3170]

Orca: *allow me to introduce myself*

[@rahmatjuliandry2055]

Only 1 eps this week?

[@theotakuweeb193]

Guys keep uploading. I love you guys. Youre really cool bunch of people. Nice going guys. Morgan seemed a bit disturbed in the beginning of the video. Chin up. It'll be fine.🙂

[@backgroundnoise5154]

23:29 here where they discuss pitous motives for healing komigi, a quick step back, the king was distraught about finding komigi impaled and clearly cared for her deep on how “tenderly” he treated one’s life with upmost compassion and then asked pitou to heal her, where pitou jumped into action with tears in his eyes because he never felt more important to his king that made in “quiver in joy”(from the manga) and realizing she’s important to him than then she is to him. Chimeras are inherently loyal and deeply caring to their species, until mixed in with malicious humans from the ngl

[@ikeoranekwu5567]

I think what the person who wrote the letter was trying to say is that Gon was telling Killua to stay out of his business because he wasn’t close to Kite as Gon was Other than that, the VA for Gon deserves an Nomination for her performance in this episode 💯

[@fangyuan1059]

Gon is out control Remember gon and killua prevent Kurapika to revenge And now gon want revenge Very selfish😂

[@CR-hj2hk]

it's not only revenge he still has hope that he can have Kite back, Kurapika had nothing to get back and everything to lose if he kept pursuing the Troupe and also had more time to grieve and mature and he IS older so that's unfair to compare the 2 imo... Gon is going through it you can't expect him to be calm and collected in that situation but he still stopped himself bc of Killua's words

[@GentlemanQ]

True. Gon's anger turned him into such a hypocrite delusional in a very short time. Gon isn't the type to swing fist first before talk but this time he blatantly did. Gon knew the Foxbear was excused for attacking him trying to protect her cube when he was young but with Pitou (aka yet another animal) didn't even ask for Pitou's drive or motive. Alots of ants later on grew some sort of human Sympathy from their original memories or human genes. I feel like Meruem was the level-headed character in this whole arc when he said to netero right before their fight "let's sit down and talk" and how he's ready to debate things out with him.

[@henriklarssen1331]

@@CR-hj2hk Gon wants Kite back and at the same time has no problem killing an innocent girl by doing so. If not for Killua Komugi would be dead right there. Gon is complete out of his mind here.

[@Lloyd00]

Absolute master class of voice acting!

[@cainandabel7059]

me on the left after 2 years of pretending to be gay to finally watch hxh with the girls

[@carolainrincon4528]

I want two episodes again 😭

[@yametesensei6705]

there's nothing unfair to what gon said.. in the old story gon is with kite the longer before killua.. that's why gon is so emotional.. what would you do if the person that killed your family or love one is in front of you?but can't do anything but wait?? of course you would be in rage and your blank.. unlike killua he just met kite for a short period of time.. killua just care about gon not kite..

[@mahermona1112]

Waitting you to reach the ep 131 so bad 😂😂❤ ‏‪

[@alexythimia23]

lol how are they debating so much on what gon said, don’t they understand gon is angry lol and you say stupid hurtful regretful things when you angry yet you got this bunch doing mental gymnastics over something as simple as someone who is angry 😂 but they way over think it to such an extreme degree

[@leonr1985]

The Best Episodes are yet to come

[@Thisisitfornow2560]

14:14 isnt that much time Pitou needs to heal her a stretch? Kurapika healed himself a broken arm instantly, and shes way powerful

[@SRFAA]

Different abilities. It's not just a who has more nen thing.

[@Thisisitfornow2560]

@@SRFAA true, but like both habilities at their core are for healing, theres not much a diference (i think), so i dont get why she would take that long (bc shes more powerful than him). Maybe its the nature of the wound Komugi sufered but yeah

[@manobololo3902]

their abilities works in a vastly different way. also kurapika injury was a much simpler one, just a broken bone. while komugi was pierced by the arrow and possibly has severe damage in multiple organs.

[@SRFAA]

@@Thisisitfornow2560 Healing isn't the same across the board. That's similar to thinking that all punching abilities are the same. Just like how there's a difference between Kurapika's, Pitou's, and Machi's heals there's a difference between Gon's, Phink's, and Uvogin's punches. And like what the other person said, a broken arm is easier to heal than what Komugi got hit with. Even with our own medicine.

[@Thisisitfornow2560]

@@manobololo3902 yeah i was thinking about that second part, makes sense

[@仁金子-l5l]

凄い展開だな

[@cinema_in_everywhere]

you don't want to suffer anymore, right? because im still waiting for your Jujutsu Kaisen - episode 20 reaction :( greetings from Mexico and I love your channel tooo much!!

[@mad1020]

The king become light and gon become dark

[@ImaBobbyMudda]

Can’t wait for their reaction when Gon threatens to kill komugi

[@paoloromero6076]

There is a plot hole in these episodes Killua has no way of knowing about his grandfather's technique. He had no idea about Nen until he met Wing and the arc before that was the last time he saw his grandfather, so either his grandfather sent him a letter explaining all his powers or Killua already knew them and was too stupid to make the connection between his grandfather having super powers and the strange things that Ilumi and Hisoka did in the Hunter exam.

[@DisProfundis]

Not a big plot hole. Plus normal people consider the shit nen can pull off as magic. It's not weird to their world.

[@burgerwarts]

A plot hole is something that cant be explained by any means. This is far from a plot hole because 1. We know Zeno has told Killua stories about his missions since Killua mentions this to Gon while infiltrating the country. Its safe to say Zeno just told him about dragon dive during one of his stories and Killua pieced it together, along with Illumis needles, once he learned Nen. 2. When Killua gets a taste of nen for the first time, against Zushi, he says "its similar to my brother" so he probably already knew his family uses powers, or thought it was some advanced assassin technique, and just didnt know they did it.

[@Lightkie]

It's definitely a plot hole since he would not even know how it looks (remember: Zeno is not a conjurer), yet he identified it immediately. The bigger plot hole is them not telling Killua about Nen before he went to the Hunter exam (and that also means Zeno didn't tell him about his abilities) while simultaneously being hailed as the most talented of his family and future head of the household and yet his younger brother Kalluto is already out there helping the Phantom Troupe with his ability to track someone down while Killua is still learning the basics. I get that it's more convenient for showing his growth but it's contradictory.

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Please do jujutsu kaisen s2 ep20