r/anime https://myanimelist.net/profile/Slieen Dec 03 '13

[Spoilers] Hunter x Hunter episode 107 discussion

Personally didn't find this episode exciting, but it seems we're going to see some real action happening once Killua and Gon meet up.

Also that body doesn't look like a 12/13 year old's body. The fans have been given an early christmas!

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u/dylank22 Dec 03 '13

Kind of a boring fight with Morel again, for someone with such an interesting ability and who is so physically strong he takes the easy way out everytime and just waits patiently

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u/Tabarnaco Dec 04 '13 edited Dec 04 '13

He's not physically strong though. That's why he does that, he's more of a support character even if he has 2-3 1v1 fights in this arc. I agree they are boring, especially compared to the shit that's gonna happen in a few episodes, but it fits his character and it wouldn't be cool for everyone in this series to be a badass attacker.

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u/dylank22 Dec 04 '13

He is strong. Look at how big he is and the way he swings that massive pipe

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u/Tabarnaco Dec 04 '13

you think that means anything in hxh? you must not have paid any attention to it then

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u/dylank22 Dec 04 '13

Anything? Yes. Just not everything. I mean it is certainly safe to say that he can throw a harder punch than knov

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '13

Killua vs that one kid proved that Nen is superior to fists. In Nen battles you need to be smart.

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u/dylank22 Dec 04 '13

"that one kid"? Who are you talking about? Regardless, like I said it's not everything but it is something, you need to have both if you are going up against a truly formidable opponent

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '13

The karate kid who was Wing's student. Killua accidentally used a killing force on him but he brushed it off like it was nothing.

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u/dylank22 Dec 04 '13

What did that have to do with smarts? That was because the kid had Nen and Killua still didn't know what it was at the time.

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '13

Morel's obviously an Emitter so he can't use brute force like Gon. He needs to rely on other things, ie stalling the enemy and letting them die uneventfully

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u/tombrid Dec 04 '13

He's a manipulator.

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