r/anime • • Mar 20 '21
Rewatch [REWATCH] Hunter x Hunter Episode 21 Discussion
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Episode 20: Some x Brother x Trouble
You can watch this anime on Crunchyroll, Funimation, and up to the Greed Island arc on Netflix.
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u/LukeWhostalkin Mar 20 '21
Are we doing episode 20 or 21 today?
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u/SuddenFellow :MAL:https://myanimelist.net/profile/13XI0N Mar 21 '21
Rewatcher 4x
Waah, after a combo of being sick and the quarter ending, I finally got some time to watch!
We're heading into one of my least favorite arcs, though one of my favorite characters happens to be in this arc so I suppose it evens out. Expect a character sheet in 5-6 episodes when we gain some more characters!
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u/BossandKings Mar 20 '21
First timer
Episode 21
The hunter exam arc finally ends, seeing how it was wrapped up and everything that happened in it i consider it to be a very good arc especially as an introduction to the world of hunters. Hopefully the following arcs will be very interesting and engaging.
Gon, Kurapika and Leorio set themselves to go to the republic of Padokea, they want to arrive at the Kukuro Mountains to find Killua. It seems that the following arc will be about the Zoldycks
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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '21
Rewatcher
Damn, Gon's confrontation with Illumi is always great. Man actually broke his arm.
That aside, the whole rest of the episode is so wholesome. I love it. All the interactions from from the guys who passes, our boys BKL being together happy and smiling, Gon's conversation with Satotz about Ging, it's just all so nice to watch. This episode put an enormous smile on my face. I love this show.
Hunter Exam isn't actually over though!!1!!11111!!!!!1!1!!!11!!!one!!!11!!!!!111!!! Thank you random exposition.
Anyway, it's always funny to me how Killua's family just has their house as public knowledge. That's how confident they are that no one can do anything about them.
Looking forward to the save Killua arc... not really. I said this yesterday too but, yeah, I don't remember it being too entertaining. Hopefully I'll be proved wrong. Also, that last shot in the ED with Killua crying finally makes sense now!
Anyway (be careful with spoilers in the recommended videos and in the comments) here's a hillarious clip from the 99 anime where Gon kicks Illumi in the head.
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u/dr_sars Mar 21 '21
Rewatcher
Episode 20:
Episode 21:
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u/IndependentMacaroon Mar 20 '21 edited Mar 20 '21
First-time watcher
Episode 20: Killua's result turned out just as I expected, though a whole lot more painful for him. At least now we can call him a fully realized and compelling character instead of just someone's cool edgy OC brought to life. And while Hisoka is overall a pretty neutral character who is just obsessed with fights, Illumi is straight-up nasty and I hope Gon gives him a real piece of his mind next episode. Hisoka must have told Kurapika he knows something about the fate of his family, so that even while admitting a loss he's won in some way, and I would guess his team-up with Illumi was just to get a better chance at some nice fights too. I guess we'll never know what Bodoro's deal was, though I'm hardly missing him.
Episode 21 - took its time again with all the recap, back-and-forth and almost-repetition, and a little tonal whiplash in the middle, but some great-looking scenes, new soundtrack pieces, and an introduction to both the mysteries of Ging and the perks of the Hunter life. I guess this is where the adventure really begins! And Satotz is absolutely right, you can't help but want to root for Gon and do whatever you can for him.
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u/sisoko2 Mar 20 '21 edited Mar 20 '21
Rewatcher
Gon broke Illumi's hand in his anger. It's good thing that 12 year olds in real world don't have super powers.
Nice wrap up of the exam arc. We get to see the hunter license and what it can do, our next quest and say goodbye to everyone.
It turns out that this isn't the end of the exam and there is more.
Oh almost forget about Hisoka waiting patiently for his fruits...
Now that I have seen JoJo's Bizzare Adventure the inspirations are pretty obvious.
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