Hunter idiots, explain this shit to me

> test the most random human capacities
Isn't this shitty writing at its best

Were the insults really necessary?

>because he already has nen and knows about it which puts him above 99.9% participants
And if he sucks like he's shown too, he'll still fail as the exam isn't always a straight contest between players. He could fuck up and try to climb down the tower of trials because he isn't smart enough to realize the trap doors

elaborate
>Hunter idiot
>muh why are you insulting me
imagine being this one

I don't even like Hunter x Hunter but was wondering why you sprinkled in so much toxicity in your post. Indulge me for an explanation.

It is said that nen users are exceptional people. But in GI we can constantly see some degenerates who somehow know nen.

Dumbass One Pisser or My Cuck Academia monkey, can you even fucking read? He lives inside the game, his family lives there with him, he's weak as fuck which means that he can't even get out, since to do so you need a pretty rare card. Say he was a hunter and did what you suggest and became rich selling the license, once you get in the game, the real world money becomes worthless, it can't be used, and he couldn't get out of the game either. If he's not a hunter, he can't become one anymore because he's trapped inside. Plus having nen is not a guarantee for passing the exam. Neon and Komugi both had nen but they wouldn't even make it to the first phase. So stfu and get lost, subhuman brainlet

Dumb samefag uses the same language and thinks no one can tell the difference.

kek who started insulting without even understanding what he was talking about?
>exceptional people = skilled people
since when? Neon Nostrad could read the future but she was a piece of trash in everything else, yes she was exceptional but not very skilled in anything in particular

seething so hard, try to count the posts and the posters

>It is said that nen users are exceptional people.
Some exceptional people in some fields can awaken nen. You can be good at fucking cooking food and awaken nen, or good at playing gungi and awaken nen, like Komugi. Nen also can be awakened by force if you can survive, like Wing did with Gon and Killua.
So no, there's many ways to be nen user.

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Greed Island is a deconstruction of characters having motivations that make sense

still waiting an elaboration on this

>tfw user too low iq to understand greed island
no wonder so many people can't even begin to comprehend chimera ant arc

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It's not difficult to understand. He couldn't get out of the game anymore due to being too weak, so the card gives him two choices. Keep it and try to complete the game or sell the card and live off the earnings. Since he could barely get cards due to being weak it's just easier for him to try to get slot cards and sell them.

Because not all people wants be a hunter nor can they find where exam takes place let alone passing it.

>Exposed and ridiculed
>B-but you're samefagging tho, am I right mom?
Every time. Feel bad for these human failures

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Haha, you put that retard on his place, based funny user.

based

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Also dumb ape that you are, none of the hunters died in Greed Island. All hunters are nen-users but not all nen-users are hunters. Just in case your dumb worthless ass was going to ask.

fucking kek
>changing argument at every post
>not accepting discussion on his mistakes
>stuttering
>muh I exposed you
this is a special kind of retardness

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How did he end up inside the game then?

So nen is basically nothing. You can awaken nen by shitting 10 times a day. What is even nen then?

youtu.be/aGEl6BkjouU

you don't deserve an answer
start rereading it over again from the first chapter speedreader

By using nen. How did he learned nen? Well either someone learned him, he was born lucky or something or someone activate nen in him.

I recommend you to reread whole Heavens Arena arc. From chapter 44 to 63
Good luck and be focused this time

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If you know about nen and can enter the game, you should know at least the basics that make you superman. Being superman allows you to pass hunter exam easily.

Also, how did Leorio and others lift those 10 ton gates without even knowing about nen?

Forget all of those things, the easiest thing somebody with Nen could do to make money is expose the existence of Nen and teach people Nen.
It makes absolutely zero sense for Nen to be a secret not only from the general public, but from most government officials and rich people. Way too many people from way too many different factions know Nen, somebody is going to publicly spill the beans at some point.
Then again, people use Nen powers in televised matches at the Tower of Heaven without anybody questioning anything, so maybe 99% of the population of the HxH universe is just very stupid.

Kek, you're not even trying. Why are they always this dumb? We need someone with three digits IQ at least, bullying this monkey is not even fun, too easy

Killua somehow lived in a house where every single one of his family members and servants knew Nen, and was familiar with the powers of his brothers and Grandfather, yet somehow had never heard of Nen either. Togashi really didn't put as much thought into this as people claim he did.

Yeah, Battera even made public tests for entering the game and the first word examiner said was Nen.

I always felt that a lot of things in HxH world-building are off

lol how can HxH retards parry that?

>How come a person who knows nen (you can't enter the game without nen) barely has money for living?
Easily. Learning nen from the skilled teacher isn't hard at all.
And you're implying that this man isn't rich outside of the game.
Why?
>He could easily pass a hunter exam
No. Knowing basics of Nen, in and itself, doesn't mean shit.
>Why would anyone need to clear the game for money in the first place?
Why do you think that he came into the game for money? Could be just an idle curiosity.
>Why are there people like Bomber who want money?
Why people want the money at all? To buy stuff, I guess.
It's also a fun job for the psychopath where one can kill without repercussions.
>It's clearly a shitty and broken
reading comprehension.

Yeah, it would be one thing if the world governments and corporations that control the media were actively covering up the existence of Nen, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
The Hunter Association forbids its members from talking about Nen to outsiders, but that seems to be the extent of the efforts put in by the powers that be to keep Nen secret. All those criminals that know Nen just play along with the secret for some reason.

>All those criminals that know Nen just play along with the secret for some reason.
Letting people know your using super powers to do things invites unnecessary attention to your methods and operations. We have the kakin mafia where the boss himself presumably doesn't know about nen despite his subordinates knowing it themselves.

>We have the kakin mafia where the boss himself presumably doesn't know about nen despite his subordinates knowing it themselves.
And yet, one of the Mafias leaders does know Nen? Wouldn't it make far more sense for the leaders that don't know Nen to get killed and overthrown by somebody that does?

>Why people want the money at all? To buy stuff, I guess.
You fucking idiot, a person like bomber can get a license that worth hundred of millions and not spend 5+ years on some fucking game

It's so fucking dumb that the boss has no idea that nen exists and yet his loyal underlings know about it. It just seems completely asinine that a mafia grunt let alone a high ranking member would lie to the boss, you'd never know if it was just a test and i guess there's always the loyality and honour problem which wierdly puts keeping the secret above everything a mafia family stands for.

>Good work on the heist Joe
>Thanks Boss.
>By the way, how did you manage to steal an entire warehouse full of wares all by yourself?
>I uh well, I stole a warehouse sized truck, definitely no pocket dimension stuff involved.

Togashi can't write people because he's a robot that likes convoluted detective shit. Which is clearly demonstrated in the latest arc.

Every one of his works instead of the later part of HxH is extremely character-driven though retard

How would Gittarackur react if Hisoka or someone else called him a nigga/nigger?

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Then why world-building is so shit?

I agree, it's stupid. The general population not knowing about Nen is one thing. People in positions of power who are in regular contact with people who have Nen not knowing is not.
I mean, what do people think that Hunters are? Why would anyone spend a bunch of money hiring a Hunter if you don't know that they have superhuman abilities? When acting as bodyguards or whatever, how do hunters usually explain away using their powers?

>If you know about nen and can enter the game, you should know at least the basics that make you superman.
Because not every nen user is that smart, crafty or powerful to come up with that idea.
>Being superman allows you to pass hunter exam easily.
Not every nen user can become superman and being superman is not enough to pass the hunter exam.
>Also, how did Leorio and others lift those 10 ton gates without even knowing about nen?
Different universe, different biology. Also by training with weights.

>license that worth hundred of millions
Yes, 100kk
>game
50kkk
Again, reading comprehension is your friend.

remember this arc: You can be a normal person and have your nen awoken by being attacked by a nen user.

>It is said that nen users are exceptional people.
Nah sounds like a mistranslation, more like "special people". You become special after you get attacked by a nen user.

>different biology.
This alone implies a ton of shit in world-building that wasn't even mentioned

Not to mention, in the current arc, Kurapika is teaching a bunch of random people Nen, including housekeepers with no fighting experience.

>All those criminals that know Nen just play along with the secret for some reason.
Yeah, for egoistical and selfish reasons you stupid ape.

Didn't the Chimera Ant arc say that only some people are capable of awakening Nen, and that Meruem was originally going to genocide them?

It's precisely because they're selfish that I refuse to believe that not a single criminal would see the value in making money by awakening people's Nen.

He would revert back to his normal self to prove them wrong and then kill them. Hisoka is lightwork so he would be alright.

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This one in particular is simple. Hunter association systematically kills these criminals.

Maybe he was pretending that he didn’t know about nen? After all he was dealing with the Phantom Troupe. Part of plan to surprise and ambush the spiders?

Also he was a vice boss, not the don.

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But the series is full of people that teach Nen to others. Most Nen users had to learn Nen from someone else, the Hunter Association actually expects new recruits to seek out people to teach them, so your solution makes no sense.

>Also he was a vice boss, not the don.
Doesn't matter, he is still their superior. Unless the Boss has explicitly forbidden his subordinates from telling the Vice Boss for some reason, it's stupid.

Hello Chrollobro. Yeah i mean that if some person call him a nigger/nigga by the phone or greeting him like: wassup Illumi nigger or Illumi my nigga.

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>Hunter Association actually expects new recruits to seek out people to teach them
It sends hunters to teach them. The criminal with "get rich quick by teaching Nen to everybody" scheme is another matter altogether.
Imagine that they are particularly nasty labor union.

Based Hunters

True true but does it really matters if the vice boss their superior does or doesn’t know about nen? Maybe from them and their soldiers, nen is just a effective weapon to get the job done.

Look at this thread. A lot of anons struggling to understand the shitty world-building of some old jap fart and do their best to get as much sense from it as possible, increasing their IQ in the process. Humanity is truly astonishing

Gratitude.

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This. Humans are so interesting...

It does matter. If the superior doesn't know that his subordinates are superhuman, then that means that there are tasks he could have sent them on that he didn't because he thought they were too dangerous, not realizing that it would actually be a cakewalk.

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Point taken user.

I wonder how Gon and Killua would have interactie with him or Luini. What would gon & killua think of them?

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The vice boss left the actual manhunt to discount Giorno. So the actual specifics of the operation don't factor into whether or not the vice boss knows nen because the subordinate handling the mission is making the calls. And the mission isn't a light one either as its assassinating another mafia head and her crew.

Better question is: how would Gon & Killua react to Morena?

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Interesting how nobody has given a rebuttal yet. Even the biggest fans have to admit that this doesn't make any sense.

Because its a non-issue

Anything more to say you faggot

>Then again, people use Nen powers in televised matches at the Tower of Heaven without anybody questioning anything, so maybe 99% of the population of the HxH universe is just very stupid
It was established already that you have to be at least from the 200th floor or higher to attend a floor master match. 200th floor and up all know about, and use nen.

And the match wasn't broadcast publicly because the news station reporting the explosions has no details to give and is clueless as to what even happened. There's no plot hole here.

No. I concede, you hunterchads are always right, I let my pride cloud my judgement of this masterpiece and for that, I respectfully apologize.

I accept your defeat and your apology is accepted user, I forgive you.

Nen was shit

The state of huntermumblers my god. Keep seething your shitty manga is riddled with holes.

But the whole point of Greed Island was that the rich dude was actively seeking great and strong Nen Users.

Maybe he is just a shitter that can only use Ren. We know there are people like that.
Maybe he likes gambling so he sold his license and then lost that money.
Maybe he is exagerating his needs a bit to feel better about thinking about stealing from a kid.
Also, note that you need to solve some riddles jist to get to the site of the exam. This guy coukd easily fumble on things like grandma's question.

Tbh, it was a bit of a mistake from Togashi to make the Hunter Exam so random. Feels like he made it mostly for character moments rather than a real exam.

He only started doing that after years of hiring nobodies that got into the game and never managed to beat it.

speedreader

What's your point? Not every aspect of story with fantastical elements needs to be spoonfed to you. There are also giant dinosaur like monsters in HxH world. Do you spend hours getting hung up on what these beasts diet would have to be for them to sustain their biomass? I understand there are limits to the willful suspension of disbelief, but if you're having this much trouble I don't know how you can bear to read any piece of fiction.

My God, shut your dumb whore mouth you fucking ape.

That dumb weak piece of shit was never a hunter. Hell he wouldn’t even find the hunter exam.

>Tbh, it was a bit of a mistake from Togashi to make the Hunter Exam so random. Feels like he made it mostly for character moments rather than a real exam.
?
Explain yourself.

Battera wasn't the only person buying up Greed Island games, he just had the most of them and an actual hunter in his employ who was helping to vet new recruits.