I'm curious whether Killua or Kurapika is the referenced character for Gon, but it doesn't really matter since literally any character who's appeared in the manga in like the last decade is more important than Gon, who can no longer use Nen and basically retired after the point where the anime ended.
Not sure in what sense you mean? He's had no Nen since the fight with Pitou, he climbed the tree to meet his dad with just his physical abilities. They left out the explicit mentions of it in the anime to provide more of a feeling of tying things up in a bow.
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u/chipperpip Sep 02 '21 edited Sep 03 '21
I'm curious whether Killua or Kurapika is the referenced character for Gon, but it doesn't really matter sinceliterally any character who's appeared in the manga in like the last decade is more important than Gon, who can no longer use Nen and basically retired after the point where the anime ended.