The first thing I want to ask is, what did Gon sacrifice to transform into an adult form so he could beat Pitou, and if that is true, then what does that say about talent and potential?
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| Hunter x Hunter (1999) | |
| Title (english) | Hunter x Hunter |
| Title (japanese) | HUNTER×HUNTER（ハンター×ハンター） |
| Genres | ['Action', 'Adventure', 'Fantasy'] |
| Rating | PG-13 - Teens 13 or older |
| Type | TV |
| Source | Manga |
| Episodes | 62 |
| Duration | 23 min per ep |
| Status | Finished Airing |
| Airing Date | Oct 16, 1999 to Mar 31, 2001 |
Table of Contents
Does gon get his nen back 2020
The ongoing Hunter x Hunter hiatus has left a lot of unanswered questions, one of which is whether or not Gon will get his Nen back.
For the simple reason that he never lost it, Gon will get his Nen back. After Alluka restored him, he lost his ability to sense and control it. His aura or Nen disappears and he’s reverted to normal. To get to his dormant Nen, Gon will have to reopen his nodes.
The assumption is that Gon’s Nen pores are back to normal. He became “normal” according to his dad, and that’s up to him.
Can Gons become adults again? Gon can’t use nen at the moment. The adult form is interesting. As an adult, it’s not like what Gon will look like. It’s the possible future of extreme training in a single moment. It isn’t likely he will ever become that powerful again, as he wasn’t an adult at that time, and only his future potential was being used.
Will Gon surpass Killua?
Adult Gon has a lot of power. At a faster rate, Gon will get stronger. When fighting against Killua, the power war may be different. Right now, Killua is stronger than Gon, and has the same amount of potential. It is certain that Killua will be stronger than Gon as an adult. Adult Gon is much stronger than Godspeed Killua.
Is Killua in the Dark Continent arc? It is almost impossible to survive on the phantom island if Killua is alone, since he is not part of the expedition to the Dark Continent.
Meruem would lose to adult Gon despite his abilities. The trials of the Chimera Ant Arc made Gon Meruem’s greatest threat.
Gon’s transformation
A lot of things happen in the missing chapters if you want to continue with Hunter Hunter’s story. The man got his arm back. He gets a new ability called Nen. Nen gives Gon a couple of pretty cool powers.
By going through 4 of the five stages of grief, Gon could have transformed into the most powerful person in the world, as shown in Hunter x Hunter Episode 131 – Anger X And X Light. Let’s look at each stage and explain why anger builds up.
During Komugi’s surgery to save her life from the injuries she sustained when Zeno’s Dragondive hit her, Pitou’s loyalty and devotion to the King were so great that they showed their vulnerability and fear. Pitou surrendered to both Killua and Gon for the first time. After they died, Pitou’s Nen remained, even though their corpse was strong enough to attack the King.
If you were to take a deep breath and think about it, Gon did not lose his Nen. He was hoping that Gon would return to normal.
Was Ging in the Dark Continent?
Netero’s Nen powers were beyond what a human could do, and he was the strongest Hunter in his prime. He was one of the few who were able to hurt Meruem. He was stronger than Ging.
300 years ago Don Freecss traveled to the Dark Continent and wrote about his journey in a journal called Journey to the New World. According to Ging FreeCSS, the west and east edition are two parts of the journal. The one that has been discovered is in the east.
The person is an descendant of Ging who obtained the immortality “curse” from the dark continent. When Ging said that he was still alive after 300 years, this was shown. Don is alive and well.
Meruem had a build for an ant. His body was not as small as his servants’, and he was muscular and toned. He had a helmet-like armor covering his head and two long antennae on his ears. There were dark spots on his body. He had a powerful tail that he used as a weapon.