this episode inspires me so much in terms of storytelling. The way that, despite how kurapika, gon and killuas arcs have been seperated, gon and killua still manage to be brought into the fold in a very natural way that entwines so perfectly, and just the dramatic irony of how they literally DON'T know who the troupe is talking about, even though they DO know him. It's just so perfect to see all the chess pieces come together, which is what I also love about the Chimera Ant arc
When Nobunaga asks Killua "Who taught you to shadow people?", the answer would be Killua's family. Since he knows he shouldn't risk lying, he deflects by saying it was just Zetsu. This way, when Nobunaga insists by asking again "Who taught you how to do that?", Killua's answer can be about who taught him nen to keep his own identity a secret.
I have watched the show twice and watched reactions for each episodes from different channels .. yet i never caught how gon tailing hisoka was being tailed by another hunter... Which was foreshadowing this even of tailing the tailer ... I don't know how much more will hunter x hunter make me fall in love with it and blow my mind
What i like more in this episode, is that difference between Killua and Gon confronting the troupe, Killua experience allows him to escape, while Gon gets captured immediatly
I have rewatched HxH atleast 10 times and it took me the 8th time to realize that the phantom troupe catch Killua and Gon with the same hunting tactic Gon learns in the hunter exam. I love how this show builds on itself.
Once again I love how there's no death note bullshit where people just pull information and god like plans out of their ass. Just characters acting based off the information they have access to. Even if they make wrong assumptions it's not because they're dumb, they're just human and can make mistakes.
You’re so right. The fact that Gon didn’t learn from his mistakes, but Killua did, makes me appreciate their characters so much more. Those moments where characters are forced to act on their instincts and make split second, often poor, decisions is where you can really show off your characters.
@Brandon Gray Oh yes very true I realize I came off a bit hostile towards death note, I love watching characters like Light and L, and Senku from dr. stone but only because it fits their shows it's over the top for a reason. However when it shows up in most Shonen it's usually because the author was to lazy to think of a way for the character to succeed because they accidentally wrote themselves into a corner.
@@BOLDcast Yeah, I love this series so much. I love how much Carson (sorry if I use third person I don't know who typed that comment just now lol) is passionate about it (can totally feel him.) and how Lindsay understand everything immediately (means that she's a focused viewer and that she's enjoying the show very much) Again: can't wait for next episode 😁
What an incredible episode, what a excellent reaction ! This episode as so much stake, so much importance, so much little details that makes the show so awesome and on the top. Love the discussion as always, you really understand what are behind the episode ! That tailing was one the most stressful and exhausting moment in HxH. Always on the edge of my seat and even screamed the first time when they saw them... So excited to continue this adventure with you!
The conversation you've had about characters having their own theories and coming up with their own half-correct conclusions is kinda HxH in a nutshell. Togashi loves doing that, in fact many times he'll focus on character thoughts and their imperfect information so much that a lot of watchers/readers get bored (the current manga arc more than ever). I just think it's brilliant, the way he manages to create these tense and hype situations that flow perfectly from what characters know and what their personalities are. HxH focuses on the fact characters aren't omniscient more than any other shonen I've seen.
I love that you guys gave your own interpretation about this episode. Such excellent reaction! I've watched some other reactions to HxH and mostly they only "acted" surprised at the cool scenes only, which isn't bad but still kinda threw me off because there are so many little details (the storytelling, the foreshadowing, Killua's footsteps,...). Still, HxH isn't always about fighting tbh.
The best part is that Gon forgetting is a part of his character and a genuine writing choice by Togashi. He’s not making his characters dumb in the moment out of convenience to spur on the intended moment for the scene. We know that’s not the case because Killua HAS learned from his past and uses that information about Zetsu that he learned from Castro, and he discusses it in the very scene where they are talking about how Gon tailed Hisoka. Togashi didn’t need to add that but in about Zetsu, BUT HE DID. Why? Specifically to show us that the characters are capable of learning from their mistakes, and to assure us that the story is not going to just forget things to justify a big fight scenes. This makes us pay close attention to everything because the author is inviting us to trust their story.
What a discussion...got me so excited ^^ and thanks for all the new observations I love that I'm still learning about this show Togashi is so amazing for real!!!! I like how Togashi writes characters' reactions in face of danger : Leorio and Gon have more of that typical shounen protagonist reaction 'let's attack first and we'll see' (just watched an early Naruto episode and ...GOD! I can't ...morons🤦♀) and most of the times in a realistic scenario they would/should die (but fsr they get away with it with a bs twist) ... More people I think/hope😅 would be like Killua : first estimate the enemy's powers (that Hisoka comparison was on point!) to find a strategy in order to defeat them! smart boy✨✨ HxH characters are realistically smart or reckless following their character's traits and background but never in a way that makes no sense plot-wise just to show that the hero is oh so powerful... and if they're reckless they can't expect to get out of it easily or without consequences...I really appreciate that Zoldycks entrance is pure hype ^^ and the little build up with Silva's advice gives you so much to anticipate in the future fights.. so well done! Killua hitting Gon LOL those particular Killua reactions are hilarious, hard to explain but so understandable 🤣🤣🤣🤣 The tension is so good in this episode!! When Nobu look at them my heart always stops! the soundtrack is on point! perfect! 18:32 I totally had the same reaction (still have actually)
after hearing both of your observations I know you guys get why HxH is special among shonen. Shit, among manga and media too. Crafting this world, characters, power system, narrative is not something that anyone can do. HxH is just unique.
i think it’s important to remember that kurapika became so strong in such a short time because of the restrains he made to fight specifically against the phantom troupe, which means he can’t use his power against other enemies
not really, the only reason why Kurapika got so much stronger is that he trained way harder in meantime. Spoiler! The dowsing chain can be used against anyone, it can detect lies and be used as a weapon. Chain Jail is the only chain that is restricted to only Phantom Troupe. Judgment chail can only be used when in emperor time The holy chain can be used on anyone. Spoiler!!!!! The last chain can also be used on anyone but it requires emperor time.
@@hejti3894 i know that but i didn’t want to spoil them, still, almost all of his chains have a huge drawback on him. but what i mean is, he only defeated someone of uvo’s level because of his restrains, chain jail is the only chain useful in a combat and the absurd amount of nen that makes it almost unbreakable is because of the conditions. for example, kurapika stated that his enhancer abilities are barely stronger than uvos physical strength, if uvo wasnt from the phantom trupe i don’t think kurapika would have made it.
@@hejti3894 Not to mention Kurapika already knows advanced nen techniques like In and Ko, which Gon and Killua have yet to learn lol Kurapika's growth is absurd
if only Gon and Killua didn't stop studying Nen during the heaven's arena arc, they could have develop their own technique just like kurapika, to actually be able to fight the phantom troupe member, of course they would still be outmatch, but atleast they had better fighting chance against them..
Gon and killua needed more experiences thats why they stop learning nen with wing.,., they learning nen by experiencing through life experiences and battles .,. the more experiences the more their nen stronger and discover their special abilities on their own
They would still get clapped, Kurapika is using cheats against them, without nen they are basically regular humans. In greed island arc when they finally start developing their hatsu they still have a lot of trouble fighting the bomber, and the bomber is nowhere near phantom troupe level.
this episode inspires me so much in terms of storytelling. The way that, despite how kurapika, gon and killuas arcs have been seperated, gon and killua still manage to be brought into the fold in a very natural way that entwines so perfectly, and just the dramatic irony of how they literally DON'T know who the troupe is talking about, even though they DO know him. It's just so perfect to see all the chess pieces come together, which is what I also love about the Chimera Ant arc
Nicely said!
When Nobunaga asks Killua "Who taught you to shadow people?", the answer would be Killua's family.
Since he knows he shouldn't risk lying, he deflects by saying it was just Zetsu.
This way, when Nobunaga insists by asking again "Who taught you how to do that?", Killua's answer can be about who taught him nen to keep his own identity a secret.
Nice catch 👌
I have watched the show twice and watched reactions for each episodes from different channels .. yet i never caught how gon tailing hisoka was being tailed by another hunter... Which was foreshadowing this even of tailing the tailer ... I don't know how much more will hunter x hunter make me fall in love with it and blow my mind
It’s absolutely insane dude
@@BOLDcast exactly 💯 ... Also you are one the most smartest reactors put there .. keep going ❤️
I call it the Oda effect
Also we have the same name :-)
yea i discovered new details every time i rewatch 😂
I think you can only hear killuas footsteps one time throughout the show
haha.....
I don’t remember but I think I know. When can you hear his footsteps?
@@Step43099 SPOILERS
When he runs towards Gon after sensing his Nen blow up due to Gon massacring Pitou
@@loneassassin1015 ahhh that’s what I thought it was
So Lindsey’s different eye colors help with her predictions it seems
What i like more in this episode, is that difference between Killua and Gon confronting the troupe, Killua experience allows him to escape, while Gon gets captured immediatly
I have rewatched HxH atleast 10 times and it took me the 8th time to realize that the phantom troupe catch Killua and Gon with the same hunting tactic Gon learns in the hunter exam. I love how this show builds on itself.
Loved the enthusiasm at the end, these post reactions conversations are top tiers.
Glad you enjoyed, thanks so much for watching
Once again I love how there's no death note bullshit where people just pull information and god like plans out of their ass. Just characters acting based off the information they have access to. Even if they make wrong assumptions it's not because they're dumb, they're just human and can make mistakes.
You’re so right. The fact that Gon didn’t learn from his mistakes, but Killua did, makes me appreciate their characters so much more. Those moments where characters are forced to act on their instincts and make split second, often poor, decisions is where you can really show off your characters.
@Brandon Gray Oh yes very true I realize I came off a bit hostile towards death note, I love watching characters like Light and L, and Senku from dr. stone but only because it fits their shows it's over the top for a reason. However when it shows up in most Shonen it's usually because the author was to lazy to think of a way for the character to succeed because they accidentally wrote themselves into a corner.
These days I'm in a constant state like "Can't wait for Boldcast to react to next episode".
A person of culture I see 😎
@@BOLDcast Yeah, I love this series so much. I love how much Carson (sorry if I use third person I don't know who typed that comment just now lol) is passionate about it (can totally feel him.) and how Lindsay understand everything immediately (means that she's a focused viewer and that she's enjoying the show very much)
Again: can't wait for next episode 😁
What an incredible episode, what a excellent reaction ! This episode as so much stake, so much importance, so much little details that makes the show so awesome and on the top. Love the discussion as always, you really understand what are behind the episode ! That tailing was one the most stressful and exhausting moment in HxH. Always on the edge of my seat and even screamed the first time when they saw them... So excited to continue this adventure with you!
20:41 これは意外な発見。その出来事は漫画には描写されていませんでした。ハンターマニアの日本人の私でさえ、今日初めてその事を知りました。あなたは凄いです。
Glad we could enrich the story for you!
Thanks for enjoying the reaction
The conversation you've had about characters having their own theories and coming up with their own half-correct conclusions is kinda HxH in a nutshell.
Togashi loves doing that, in fact many times he'll focus on character thoughts and their imperfect information so much that a lot of watchers/readers get bored (the current manga arc more than ever).
I just think it's brilliant, the way he manages to create these tense and hype situations that flow perfectly from what characters know and what their personalities are.
HxH focuses on the fact characters aren't omniscient more than any other shonen I've seen.
This is one of the rare shows where we see carsons nerd side and its really funny an relatable
I love that you guys gave your own interpretation about this episode. Such excellent reaction! I've watched some other reactions to HxH and mostly they only "acted" surprised at the cool scenes only, which isn't bad but still kinda threw me off because there are so many little details (the storytelling, the foreshadowing, Killua's footsteps,...). Still, HxH isn't always about fighting tbh.
"he learn from kastro" damn that make sense
and Gon forgot about what happened to him in the Hunter exam
The best part is that Gon forgetting is a part of his character and a genuine writing choice by Togashi. He’s not making his characters dumb in the moment out of convenience to spur on the intended moment for the scene. We know that’s not the case because Killua HAS learned from his past and uses that information about Zetsu that he learned from Castro, and he discusses it in the very scene where they are talking about how Gon tailed Hisoka.
Togashi didn’t need to add that but in about Zetsu, BUT HE DID. Why? Specifically to show us that the characters are capable of learning from their mistakes, and to assure us that the story is not going to just forget things to justify a big fight scenes.
This makes us pay close attention to everything because the author is inviting us to trust their story.
What a discussion...got me so excited ^^ and thanks for all the new observations I love that I'm still learning about this show Togashi is so amazing for real!!!!
I like how Togashi writes characters' reactions in face of danger : Leorio and Gon have more of that typical shounen protagonist reaction 'let's attack first and we'll see' (just watched an early Naruto episode and ...GOD! I can't ...morons🤦♀) and most of the times in a realistic scenario they would/should die (but fsr they get away with it with a bs twist) ...
More people I think/hope😅 would be like Killua : first estimate the enemy's powers (that Hisoka comparison was on point!) to find a strategy in order to defeat them! smart boy✨✨
HxH characters are realistically smart or reckless following their character's traits and background but never in a way that makes no sense plot-wise just to show that the hero is oh so powerful... and if they're reckless they can't expect to get out of it easily or without consequences...I really appreciate that
Zoldycks entrance is pure hype ^^ and the little build up with Silva's advice gives you so much to anticipate in the future fights.. so well done!
Killua hitting Gon LOL those particular Killua reactions are hilarious, hard to explain but so understandable 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The tension is so good in this episode!! When Nobu look at them my heart always stops! the soundtrack is on point! perfect!
18:32 I totally had the same reaction (still have actually)
Perhaps I am blind but in nearly 2 years I never noticed Lyndsay has 2 different eye colors or is it just the lighting?
yes youre blind
@@Fernando_Napitupulu thanks. I also don't look into people's eyes apparently haha
lmao some people still havent noticed, so nbd its kinda normal
at least you're not one of the people that thinks I gave her a black eye
@@BOLDcast I mean, I watch on a phone, so I never noticed XD
Today I learned
after hearing both of your observations I know you guys get why HxH is special among shonen. Shit, among manga and media too. Crafting this world, characters, power system, narrative is not something that anyone can do. HxH is just unique.
This was such a detailed video i really enjoyed the subtle moments they created in this episode and alot of foreshadowing
Episode #51 has the best scene of the entire show
You have the best post episode discussions!
Can you do a manga reaction videos when you finish watching the anime please.
I never knew Lindsey had a sharingan in her right eye. Now I know why she's so smart.
I mean Kurapika didn't broke arm and bones for no reason and spend 2 month for nothing
Great discussion this episode
would you guys consider doing a reaction & review on berserk memorial edition?
Nice episode and nice reaction!
Thanks!
Toronja jarrito is a goated choice
i think it’s important to remember that kurapika became so strong in such a short time because of the restrains he made to fight specifically against the phantom troupe, which means he can’t use his power against other enemies
not really, the only reason why Kurapika got so much stronger is that he trained way harder in meantime.
Spoiler!
The dowsing chain can be used against anyone, it can detect lies and be used as a weapon.
Chain Jail is the only chain that is restricted to only Phantom Troupe.
Judgment chail can only be used when in emperor time
The holy chain can be used on anyone.
Spoiler!!!!!
The last chain can also be used on anyone but it requires emperor time.
@@hejti3894 i know that but i didn’t want to spoil them, still, almost all of his chains have a huge drawback on him. but what i mean is, he only defeated someone of uvo’s level because of his restrains, chain jail is the only chain useful in a combat and the absurd amount of nen that makes it almost unbreakable is because of the conditions. for example, kurapika stated that his enhancer abilities are barely stronger than uvos physical strength, if uvo wasnt from the phantom trupe i don’t think kurapika would have made it.
@@matheusbenck4353 yea but your original argument is incorrect lol.
@@hejti3894 Not to mention Kurapika already knows advanced nen techniques like In and Ko, which Gon and Killua have yet to learn lol
Kurapika's growth is absurd
It's because his powers are so well-thought out and because of the conditions associated with them.
Only one is really troupe specific.
if only Gon and Killua didn't stop studying Nen during the heaven's arena arc, they could have develop their own technique just like kurapika, to actually be able to fight the phantom troupe member, of course they would still be outmatch, but atleast they had better fighting chance against them..
Gon and killua needed more experiences thats why they stop learning nen with wing.,., they learning nen by experiencing through life experiences and battles .,. the more experiences the more their nen stronger and discover their special abilities on their own
They would still get clapped, Kurapika is using cheats against them, without nen they are basically regular humans. In greed island arc when they finally start developing their hatsu they still have a lot of trouble fighting the bomber, and the bomber is nowhere near phantom troupe level.
Ilove aboth of u 😍❤....Please do two épisodes at the same time....who elese want that do alike in my commente
Lindsay the brunette version of Urumi Kanzaki
What about One Piece?
heterochromia or is she using contacts? either way she looks badass
Heterochromia
いいね👍️
Dont want to be rude but, does Lindsay have heterochromia? Her eyes are beautiful.
Why have you stopped Boruto reactions? You literally stopped before the best arc. Wth?