I really like Part 2. I really like Joseph and the Pillar Men. Part 3 and 4 decided to change the formula so we get a bunch of pointless villain-of-the-weeks. Kira is great in Part 4 and we should have seen more of him and less of the mobs. I also dislike how there's less of a focus on main characters now. The story doesn't revolve and isn't pushed forward by Jotaro and Josuke. Something which was the case with Jonathon and Joseph. Jotaro and Josuke are kinda boring.
I really like Part 2. I really like Joseph and the Pillar Men. Part 3 and 4 decided to change the formula so we get a bunch of pointless villain-of-the-weeks. Kira is great in Part 4 and we should have seen more of him and less of the mobs. I also dislike how there's less of a focus on main characters now. The story doesn't revolve and isn't pushed forward by Jotaro and Josuke. Something which was the case with Jonathon and Joseph. Jotaro and Josuke are kinda boring.
It took 10 years for Berserk to get off the boat and it's still as fantastic as it ever was.
HxH is bar none my fav fictional story, it's still getting better and better.
I'd say let's let him take as long as he can.
Bleach and Naruto ended up as massive duds while HxH kept delivering the goods.
the Ant Arch is one of the best arc ever and the following ones while more lowkey are still fucking fantastic.
I'll complain about his schedule when he stops delivering awesome chapters.
and for all the shit Kurapika gets, he killed less spiders than Hisoka. What we saw with the author's pet is easily the final extension of such a ridiculously simple power.
I'm beginning to wonder if the ants really could have dispatched Hisoka in the end...maybe the King?
And where the fuck can I access jojo, it's ridiculously hard to get frankly.
He just write one of the best, and my favorite fight in the series the last time around while additionally setting up an incredibly complex and intriguing narrative for the arc going forward
Well it's very different, and I honestly I don't really care about the stands being varied when they're usually attached to one off villains that just kinda show up or have powers that are too complex for their own good. It's like, ok I know this dude is gonna be offed within the next 3 chapters, do I even care? I'm just not a fan of the formula tho the other stuff is great, my favorite part is 6 because of it. Also has a big bad that kinda shows up more often than previous ones and he's pretty dope.
But honestly if JoJo just continued to be a supernatural HnK, I'd probably like it more.
Well it's very different, and I honestly I don't really care abput the stands being very when they're usually attached to one off villains that just kinda show up or have powers that are too complex for their own good. It's like, ok I know this dude is gonna be offed within the next 3 chapters, don't I even care? I'm just not a fan of the formula tho the other stuff is great, my favorite part is 6 because of it. Also has a big bad that kinda shows up more often than previous ones and he's pretty dope.
But honest if JoJo just continued to be a supernatural HnK, I'd probably like it more.
We really needed that 5 minute crying scene to move the plot forward.
JJBA suffers from this stupid cliche, even in the later parts. It's hard to imagine how this series has gained such a big following... Oh, right, memes.
We really needed that 5 minute crying scene to move the plot forward.
JJBA suffers from this stupid cliche, even in the later parts. It's hard to imagine how this series has gained such a big following... Oh, right, memes.
Agreed. The Ant arc is in the running for GOAT shonen arc. It starts off a bit slow. It's long, you wonder if it has anything to do with the overall plot. Without spoiling that with an answer though, by the time you are through, you have been through one of the greatest arcs the medium of manga has provided
Agreed. The Ant arc is in the running for GOAT shonen arc. It starts off a bit slow. It's long, you wonder if it has anything to do with the overall plot. Without spoiling that with an answer though, by the time you are through, you have been through one of the greatest arcs the medium of manga has provided
I don't know, the weekly schedule really is terrible but he could at least release a 20 pages chapter every month
Keep over a year without releasing anything looks too much
I'll complain about his schedule when he stops delivering awesome chapters.
and for all the shit Kurapika gets, he killed less spiders than Hisoka. What we saw with the author's pet is easily the final extension of such a ridiculously simple power.
I'm beginning to wonder if the ants really could have dispatched Hisoka in the end...maybe the King?
The King seemed just ridiculously OP and vastly outclassed anyone else in the series, and then suddenly all the ants got sick and died. Were the king's retainers right in that the king learning to relate to human emotions was a weakness that made him vulnerable? I still don't understand how all the ants just up and died when they seemed completely unstoppable like a day before in the story.
The King seemed just ridiculously OP and vastly outclassed anyone else in the series, and then suddenly all the ants got sick and died. Were the king's retainers right in that the king learning to relate to human emotions was a weakness that made him vulnerable? I still don't understand how all the ants just up and died when they seemed completely unstoppable like a day before in the story.
The King was hit point blank by a nuke. He was healed and made even physically stronger by Youpi and Pouf but he was suffering from a huge amount of radiation poisoning that even his incredible Chimera Ant body couldn't handle. Much the same happened to both Youpi and Pouf as well and even Komugi.
The King seemed just ridiculously OP and vastly outclassed anyone else in the series, and then suddenly all the ants got sick and died. Were the king's retainers right in that the king learning to relate to human emotions was a weakness that made him vulnerable? I still don't understand how all the ants just up and died when they seemed completely unstoppable like a day before in the story.
The King seemed just ridiculously OP and vastly outclassed anyone else in the series, and then suddenly all the ants got sick and died. Were the king's retainers right in that the king learning to relate to human emotions was a weakness that made him vulnerable? I still don't understand how all the ants just up and died when they seemed completely unstoppable like a day before in the story.
Meurem got poisoned by the bomb from the fight with the chairman, so it was a slow but certain death. The retainers died because they got poisoned too.
The King seemed just ridiculously OP and vastly outclassed anyone else in the series, and then suddenly all the ants got sick and died. Were the king's retainers right in that the king learning to relate to human emotions was a weakness that made him vulnerable? I still don't understand how all the ants just up and died when they seemed completely unstoppable like a day before in the story.
I only watched up until a bit into the Alluka arc. I don't think I'm hard to please, you either need to have a good story(One Piece) or good fights(Bleach, Jojo) for me to be entertained, HxH has neither.
There is so much I could criticize about HxH like the fights being boring apart from
Uvogin vs the Shadow Beasts and Cheetu vs Morel
the rest were boring, too long and in no way complex or unique.
Wacky inflatable golden tube man was not a good fight.
The Nen restrictions is a worse plot device than even the Dragonballs as it just allows you to win anything you want, that ruins characters, arcs and basically the whole series for me.
The Phantom Troupe being pointless pushovers
. The pacing is horrendous in arcs like the Chimera Ant and then you have 'filler' like Greed Island that they got bored in the middle of it and started to play volleyball. There's much more I could go into, but I'll stop.
I do like the characters: Gon, Killua, Hisoka, Meruem etc. (apart from Kurapika) and a few things in the Chimera Ant arc.
Radiation poisoning actually never crossed my mind.
I probably wasn't paying that close attention, since by that point I was following the series VERY loosely because of all the super sketchy drawings and all the hiatuses. So I only skimmed stuff once or twice a year by then, and each time I came back I had mostly forgotten what happened.
The narrator is a vital piece for the story telling of that section of the arc. Not trying to be mean, but if you aren't going to give the Chimera Ant arc your attention, you are going to miss a lot and the impact of the arc will be lost on you
There is so much of a message about humanity in that arc. Spoilers concerning Gon in this arc;
The narrator is a vital piece for the story telling of that section of the arc. Not trying to be mean, but if you aren't going to give the Chimera Ant arc your attention, you are going to miss a lot and the impact of the arc will be lost on you