Yoshihiro Togashi is the mind that brought us Yu Yu Hakusho.
HxH is, ironically, the more refined and mature version of that! Because the protagonists here look like middle schoolers, the art bright and colorful, the brutality always seem to come from left field. The death toll is staggering and nobody is safe.
One thing that is both a credit and determent to the show is how it's made up of arcs. Mr. Togashi seems to get bored fast so the story is always moving, no fillers here, and it's so fluid that you can easily be in an Isekai with an RPG-game setting in one arc just for the next episode to introduce the concept of giant ants that are literally what they eat... and yet within context it all makes sense and ties together perfectly.
HxH is a classic for a reason, the story telling is on another level and nobody here is safe. A must watch.
HxH is, ironically, the more refined and mature version of that! Because the protagonists here look like middle schoolers, the art bright and colorful, the brutality always seem to come from left field. The death toll is staggering and nobody is safe.
One thing that is both a credit and determent to the show is how it's made up of arcs. Mr. Togashi seems to get bored fast so the story is always moving, no fillers here, and it's so fluid that you can easily be in an Isekai with an RPG-game setting in one arc just for the next episode to introduce the concept of giant ants that are literally what they eat... and yet within context it all makes sense and ties together perfectly.
HxH is a classic for a reason, the story telling is on another level and nobody here is safe. A must watch.