Yep Ants proceed on their evolution because they respect their ancestor while Us human developing weapons that can kill us in a most terrifying way possible.
No that's not true. The reason why the bomb that Netero used was so powerful was because of post mortem nen. Nen becomes stronger after death specially when there is a deep hatred or devotion from the person emitting it. The bomb had an intense amount of post mortem nen which is why he was able to defeat the king. The bomb alone would not do be able to do that. It needed Netero's post mortem nen.
That’s not implied, we see the Rose wipe out a good portion of a city, the bomb seems no less powerful than when Netero used it, i guess Netero could have been using enhancement and post mortem Nen activated on it, but we have no reason to believe that. The narrator doesn’t say anything about Netero’s nen being a factor.
@@jepoygwapo1534 it literally doesn't say that that just what you think happened. it's possible but you don't know for a fact that's what happened and I'm more inclined to believe it had nothing to do with nen as the purpose of the scene was to show humanities evolution/malice it has more impact if it's just your everyday bomb nearly any dictator can buy for cheap. it shows humanity's intellectual evolution and how humans applied that intelligence to the things they create making bombs capable of killing millions and destroying themselves kinda takes away from humanities potential if only a special case like the netero can do it meaning you'd have to go above humanities limits to use it. that doesn't display humanities evolution/malice it would just prove that a rare few humans can reach that height.
The evolution in Netero final speech has 2 meanings: evolution and malice. Netero is basically telling him “you understand nothing of humanity infinite potential to evolve when it comes to be evil”, in fact what he did to kill him? No fighting skill, he use a bomb, which looked a lot like an atomic bomb, an extremely muss murder weapon that humans created to kill each other, because when it comes to find more and more evil and cruel way to hurt each other nothing can best humans.
Evolution is also about developing new technologies (i.e. how socities evolve), which could be used for good like medicine, but mankind chooses to develop can't help but create malicious and destructive policies like nuclear bombs.
It isn't quite that "evolution" has two meanings. A quirk of the written Japanese language is that Chinese characters are often used. For more complex and rare terms, they often add the correct pronunciation in small text next to it to make it easier to read. Japanese readers are used to these pronunciation guides being written next to names and characters. As a form of "wordplay," some authors started to misuse this "pronunciation" as a way of including explicit subtext or double meaning. However, it doesn't translate well outside of written Japanese. The manga basically said that the "evolution" Netero spoke of in that moment was actually "malice." In this case, the anime (in Japanese) took "evolution," which is what Netero said aloud, hence the subtitles also excluding "malice". The original intent of the text in the manga was to make a point - that the human evolution Netero is relying on here stems from the very fact that we fight and kill each other.
A cheap, mass produced bomb that proved "surprisingly lethal", meaning it's not even the deadliest weapon humans have. i.e., the only reason this fight even happened was because they couldn't drop it next to a population center. The King never stood even the slightest chance against humanity.
The reason why the bomb that Netero used was so powerful was because of post mortem nen. Nen becomes stronger after death specially when there is a deep hatred or any extreme emotion from the person emitting it. The bomb had an intense amount of post mortem nen which is why he was able to defeat the king. The bomb alone would not do be able to do that. It needed Netero's post mortem nen. Pitou also had post mortem nen when he was able to slice Gon's hand after he was basically dead. Thats the power of post mortem nen
@@jepoygwapo1534 it literally doesn't say that that just what you think happened. it's possible but you don't know for a fact that's what happened and I'm more inclined to believe it had nothing to do with nen as the purpose of the scene was to show humanities evolution/malice it has more impact if it's just your everyday bomb nearly any dictator can buy for cheap. it shows humanity's intellectual evolution and how humans applied that intelligence to the things they create making bombs capable of killing millions and destroying themselves kinda takes away from humanities potential if only a special case like the netero can do it meaning you'd have to go above humanities limits to use it. that doesn't display humanities evolution/malice it would just prove that a rare few humans can reach that height.
Cool little detail is that the limbs that the King took were the same limbs that Netero only used back on the Hunter exam when he played the little game with Gon and Killua, showing that Netero really did have a natural bias for using those limbs that the King recognized and took advantage of
Meruem was so certain that he'd surpassed humanity in every meaningful way because he could defeat basically any human in 1v1 combat but didn't realize that humanity's real strength is in our intelligence. We'd already created weapons that far surpassed any kind of Nen abilities and could wipe out entire cities in the blink of an eye, and his success up to that point was because humanity had been limiting itself to operating on his level. I mean, it even specifies that the nuke used her was a pretty small and weak one. I also like how Meruem's one lieutenant with the wings and brawn flies into ground zero of the explosion to retrieve the king, and you see shortly thereafter that said lieutenant dies very quickly afterward, presumably from radiation poisoning from flying right into ground zero immediately after a nuke went off.
The reason why the bomb that Netero used was so powerful was because of post mortem nen. Nen becomes stronger after death specially when there is a deep hatred or extreme emotion from the person emitting it. The bomb had an intense amount of post mortem nen which is why he was able to defeat the king. The bomb alone would not do be able to do that. It needed Netero's post mortem nen. Pitou also had post mortem nen when he was able to slice Gon's hand after he was basically dead. Thats the power of post mortem nen
@@jepoygwapo1534 ok bro im copy pasting this next to every comment you make since you decided to spam this everywhere even though its not what happened. it literally doesn't say that that just what you think happened. it's possible but you don't know for a fact that's what happened and I'm more inclined to believe it had nothing to do with nen as the purpose of the scene was to show humanities evolution/malice it has more impact if it's just your everyday bomb nearly any dictator can buy for cheap. it shows humanity's intellectual evolution and how humans applied that intelligence to the things they create making bombs capable of killing millions and destroying themselves kinda takes away from humanities potential if only a special case like the netero can do it meaning you'd have to go above humanities limits to use it. that doesn't display humanities evolution/malice it would just prove that a rare few humans can reach that height.
No, our "real strength" lies in our malice, Netero made this pun before activating the bomb. Meruem has both the strength and intelligence that come from humans, but it is still nothing compared to our wickedness, because only humans would think of creating a weapon capable of destroying mass populations, only humans would create radioactive bombs. That's why Meruem lost, in a battle of cruelty no one wins against humans. Palm even says that humans are much worse than chimera ants.
Netero accepted a mission and fulfiled it by any means, he was interested in the king and knew he was right even before the fight started but he still had to complete his mission , he did a fair fight , lost and admited his lose by telling Meruem his name. The bomb shouldn't be considered part of the fight , it was just a mean to ensure his mission. And sending a Nuke into meruem's face really portraits what humans are capable off, Netero lost, Evil Humanity won.
I mean, Meruem may have made a few good points, but lets not forget he still planned to farm and eat humans on an industrial scale. He just said "We shall reevaluate the number and quality of humans to be used as food". There are probably worse humans out there, but a lot of better ones too.
@@fghjconner yeah I mean it wasn't like the ants were the good guys I think the point is no one's good really it's all about survival and the strong survive evil or not and strength isn't all about your personal physical capabilities. regardless of if you think it's " fair " that netero used a bomb the race with more power gets to live and if you live you win. i don't think axing the bomb bc " honor " tracks. this is a fight to determine the existence of a race there are no rules bub all's fair in survival. btw not talking to you specifically just airing my thoughts and agreeing with you.
Love how ot showed men RUTHLESSNESS AND VICIOUSNESS TO STAY ON TOP OF THE CHAIN. Meruem the bad guy was still more decent and pure than humanity as a group
When netero dies, there's another narrative from netero saying to meruem that he understands nothing of the infinite malice of humanity that one is true and dark
The reason why the bomb that Netero used was so powerful was because of post mortem nen. Nen becomes stronger after death specially when there is a deep hatred or extreme emotion from the person emitting it. The bomb had an intense amount of post mortem nen which is why he was able to defeat the king. The bomb alone would not do be able to do that. It needed Netero's post mortem nen. Pitou also had post mortem nen when he was able to slice Gon's hand after he was basically dead. Thats the power of post mortem nen
@@jepoygwapo1534 it literally doesn't say that that just what you think happened. it's possible but you don't know for a fact that's what happened and I'm more inclined to believe it had nothing to do with nen as the purpose of the scene was to show humanities evolution/malice it has more impact if it's just your everyday bomb nearly any dictator can buy for cheap. it shows humanity's intellectual evolution and how humans applied that intelligence to the things they create making bombs capable of killing millions and destroying themselves kinda takes away from humanities potential if only a special case like the netero can do it meaning you'd have to go above humanities limits to use it. that doesn't display humanities evolution/malice it would just prove that a rare few humans can reach that height.
The ant king is the one who won this fight and is the strongest. Evidence of this is informing the king of his name, and then Netero was not an honorable competitor because he used a weapon that did not fall within the scope of his power and was also immoral.
Yes it's obviously, when it comes to power, meruem is far way stronger, netero entire time is all about to use everything to kill the king while meruem was just curious to his name.
why no channel as related that rose bomb to the hiroshima rose? is not a common knowledge that the bombs droped at nagazaki and hiroshima had their smoke in form a flower?
Netero stopped/detonated his own heart beat and make nuclear self-explosion with devil smile on his face. Netero said and proved "the essence of human evolution is bottomless malice within human heart". His dying gloat and destructive power with his evil intent in the battle Netero vs Meruem is the best anime power up ever.
@@maxdrags3115 this is C4, which explode as nuclear bomb (the mushroom explosion is a reference to Hiroshima and Nagasaki), but has an exclusively toxic (poison) damaging effect (chemical weapons).
The reason why the bomb that Netero used was so powerful was because of post mortem nen. Nen becomes stronger after death specially when there is a deep hatred or extreme emotion from the person emitting it. The bomb had an intense amount of post mortem nen which is why he was able to defeat the king. The bomb alone would not do be able to do that. It needed Netero's post mortem nen. Pitou also had post mortem nen when he was able to slice Gon's hand after he was basically dead. Thats the power of post mortem nen
@@jepoygwapo1534any citation for what you just said or are you just winging it? Because while post mortem nen is a valid thing, i dont think there's been an instace where the author stated that post mortem nen was part of Meruem's death, but the toxin in the bomb
@monologistical It's actually a theory because the King is basically invincible and a mere bomb could not do that at all because his aura is limitless. Netero's post mortem nen made it so deadly and also enhanced the poison. Noticed before Netero died? He emitted a red aura before killing himself and the narrator said "the king felt true fear for the first time". That was his aura. Too much emotion to kill the king and that aura is passed on to the bomb
the translation is wrong, it's not "don't underestimate human's infinite potentiel potentiel for evolution", it's "don't underestimate human's infinite potentiel for malice"
@@maxdrags3115 The word (shinka) means evolution in Japanese. However, in the manga the kanji chosen for the word meant malice. So basically it's just that the manga readers had an additional double layer of meaning for the word that the anime watchers are missing out on.
@@mrstarkerthe kanji was malice and the furigana was evolution so there was an intended double meaning in the manga. evolution is probably the better choice for translation in the anime since it counters Mereum's statement about being at the top of the evolutionary food chain and Netero's facial expressions and the background symbolism implicitly convey malice. I think some people find it frustrating that people keep incoorectly posting about "mistranslated lines" all over YT reactions without knowing the actual words or justifications behind a translation choice simple because read a different translation or saw the dub.
The reason why the bomb that Netero used was so powerful was because of post mortem nen. Nen becomes stronger after death specially when there is a deep hatred or extreme emotion from the person emitting it. The bomb had an intense amount of post mortem nen which is why he was able to defeat the king. The bomb alone would not do be able to do that. It needed Netero's post mortem nen. Pitou also had post mortem nen when he was able to slice Gon's hand after he was basically dead. Thats the power of post mortem nen
it literally doesn't say that that just what you think happened. it's possible but you don't know for a fact that's what happened and I'm more inclined to believe it had nothing to do with nen as the purpose of the scene was to show humanities evolution/malice it has more impact if it's just your everyday bomb nearly any dictator can buy for cheap. it shows humanity's intellectual evolution and how humans applied that intelligence to the things they create making bombs capable of killing millions and destroying themselves kinda takes away from humanities potential if only a special case like the netero can do it meaning you'd have to go above humanities limits to use it. that doesn't display humanities evolution/malice it would just prove that a rare few humans can reach that height.
Do not underestimate the human race, only one low budget bomb can destroy the top of the chimera ant's evolution, the king
Seriously tho. Like, it's not even a "F-U" nuke. Imagine if Humans behaved like ants? Sheesh, we'd truly be the unstoppable.
Yep Ants proceed on their evolution because they respect their ancestor while Us human developing weapons that can kill us in a most terrifying way possible.
No that's not true. The reason why the bomb that Netero used was so powerful was because of post mortem nen. Nen becomes stronger after death specially when there is a deep hatred or devotion from the person emitting it. The bomb had an intense amount of post mortem nen which is why he was able to defeat the king. The bomb alone would not do be able to do that. It needed Netero's post mortem nen.
That’s not implied, we see the Rose wipe out a good portion of a city, the bomb seems no less powerful than when Netero used it, i guess Netero could have been using enhancement and post mortem Nen activated on it, but we have no reason to believe that.
The narrator doesn’t say anything about Netero’s nen being a factor.
@@jepoygwapo1534 it literally doesn't say that that just what you think happened. it's possible but you don't know for a fact that's what happened and I'm more inclined to believe it had nothing to do with nen as the purpose of the scene was to show humanities evolution/malice it has more impact if it's just your everyday bomb nearly any dictator can buy for cheap. it shows humanity's intellectual evolution and how humans applied that intelligence to the things they create making bombs capable of killing millions and destroying themselves kinda takes away from humanities potential if only a special case like the netero can do it meaning you'd have to go above humanities limits to use it. that doesn't display humanities evolution/malice it would just prove that a rare few humans can reach that height.
The evolution in Netero final speech has 2 meanings: evolution and malice. Netero is basically telling him “you understand nothing of humanity infinite potential to evolve when it comes to be evil”, in fact what he did to kill him? No fighting skill, he use a bomb, which looked a lot like an atomic bomb, an extremely muss murder weapon that humans created to kill each other, because when it comes to find more and more evil and cruel way to hurt each other nothing can best humans.
Evolution is also about developing new technologies (i.e. how socities evolve), which could be used for good like medicine, but mankind chooses to develop can't help but create malicious and destructive policies like nuclear bombs.
It isn't quite that "evolution" has two meanings. A quirk of the written Japanese language is that Chinese characters are often used. For more complex and rare terms, they often add the correct pronunciation in small text next to it to make it easier to read. Japanese readers are used to these pronunciation guides being written next to names and characters. As a form of "wordplay," some authors started to misuse this "pronunciation" as a way of including explicit subtext or double meaning. However, it doesn't translate well outside of written Japanese. The manga basically said that the "evolution" Netero spoke of in that moment was actually "malice." In this case, the anime (in Japanese) took "evolution," which is what Netero said aloud, hence the subtitles also excluding "malice". The original intent of the text in the manga was to make a point - that the human evolution Netero is relying on here stems from the very fact that we fight and kill each other.
Mushroom Nuke ❎
Rose Nuke ✅
A cheap, mass produced bomb that proved "surprisingly lethal", meaning it's not even the deadliest weapon humans have. i.e., the only reason this fight even happened was because they couldn't drop it next to a population center. The King never stood even the slightest chance against humanity.
The reason why the bomb that Netero used was so powerful was because of post mortem nen. Nen becomes stronger after death specially when there is a deep hatred or any extreme emotion from the person emitting it. The bomb had an intense amount of post mortem nen which is why he was able to defeat the king. The bomb alone would not do be able to do that. It needed Netero's post mortem nen.
Pitou also had post mortem nen when he was able to slice Gon's hand after he was basically dead. Thats the power of post mortem nen
@@jepoygwapo1534 Netero used all of his aura when he used Zero Hand. There's no way he could have enhanced the bomb with nen.
@@jepoygwapo1534 this is a theory bro why are you spamming it as if that's what the author wrote? it's not and you don't know that.
@@jepoygwapo1534 it literally doesn't say that that just what you think happened. it's possible but you don't know for a fact that's what happened and I'm more inclined to believe it had nothing to do with nen as the purpose of the scene was to show humanities evolution/malice it has more impact if it's just your everyday bomb nearly any dictator can buy for cheap. it shows humanity's intellectual evolution and how humans applied that intelligence to the things they create making bombs capable of killing millions and destroying themselves kinda takes away from humanities potential if only a special case like the netero can do it meaning you'd have to go above humanities limits to use it. that doesn't display humanities evolution/malice it would just prove that a rare few humans can reach that height.
Cool little detail is that the limbs that the King took were the same limbs that Netero only used back on the Hunter exam when he played the little game with Gon and Killua, showing that Netero really did have a natural bias for using those limbs that the King recognized and took advantage of
Almost to THAT episode. 😏
we talkin about the phone call or gon?
@@elioskope7378Gon, obviously😂
That episodeeee
@@elioskope7378the fight where gon transforms using nen condition or something to fight the cat royal guard
Meruem was so certain that he'd surpassed humanity in every meaningful way because he could defeat basically any human in 1v1 combat but didn't realize that humanity's real strength is in our intelligence. We'd already created weapons that far surpassed any kind of Nen abilities and could wipe out entire cities in the blink of an eye, and his success up to that point was because humanity had been limiting itself to operating on his level. I mean, it even specifies that the nuke used her was a pretty small and weak one. I also like how Meruem's one lieutenant with the wings and brawn flies into ground zero of the explosion to retrieve the king, and you see shortly thereafter that said lieutenant dies very quickly afterward, presumably from radiation poisoning from flying right into ground zero immediately after a nuke went off.
Even in Real live the 2 bombs dropped at the end of WWII, pale in comparisson to what modern nukes are capable off.
Intelligence??? More like RUTHLESSNESS
Intellitence my ass since the atomic bombs killed men with diseases and tumors after the drop💀
The reason why the bomb that Netero used was so powerful was because of post mortem nen. Nen becomes stronger after death specially when there is a deep hatred or extreme emotion from the person emitting it. The bomb had an intense amount of post mortem nen which is why he was able to defeat the king. The bomb alone would not do be able to do that. It needed Netero's post mortem nen.
Pitou also had post mortem nen when he was able to slice Gon's hand after he was basically dead. Thats the power of post mortem nen
@@jepoygwapo1534 ok bro im copy pasting this next to every comment you make since you decided to spam this everywhere even though its not what happened. it literally doesn't say that that just what you think happened. it's possible but you don't know for a fact that's what happened and I'm more inclined to believe it had nothing to do with nen as the purpose of the scene was to show humanities evolution/malice it has more impact if it's just your everyday bomb nearly any dictator can buy for cheap. it shows humanity's intellectual evolution and how humans applied that intelligence to the things they create making bombs capable of killing millions and destroying themselves kinda takes away from humanities potential if only a special case like the netero can do it meaning you'd have to go above humanities limits to use it. that doesn't display humanities evolution/malice it would just prove that a rare few humans can reach that height.
No, our "real strength" lies in our malice, Netero made this pun before activating the bomb. Meruem has both the strength and intelligence that come from humans, but it is still nothing compared to our wickedness, because only humans would think of creating a weapon capable of destroying mass populations, only humans would create radioactive bombs. That's why Meruem lost, in a battle of cruelty no one wins against humans. Palm even says that humans are much worse than chimera ants.
yes exactly. the chairman knew the entire time… that this was his last ride. it makes re watching it so great. Netero is a top tier character.
Remember when Netero played with Gon and Killua he only use his left arm and right leg and now he loses them such a small detail but still😅😂
He has also the same position during the opening, as a foreshadow we can understand only after this fight.
Netero accepted a mission and fulfiled it by any means, he was interested in the king and knew he was right even before the fight started but he still had to complete his mission , he did a fair fight , lost and admited his lose by telling Meruem his name. The bomb shouldn't be considered part of the fight , it was just a mean to ensure his mission. And sending a Nuke into meruem's face really portraits what humans are capable off, Netero lost, Evil Humanity won.
I mean, Meruem may have made a few good points, but lets not forget he still planned to farm and eat humans on an industrial scale. He just said "We shall reevaluate the number and quality of humans to be used as food". There are probably worse humans out there, but a lot of better ones too.
It's NOT a nuke, it's just a very powerful bomb.
@@maxdrags3115 It's obviously being used as a stand-in for a nuke. Mushroom cloud, lingering "poison," come on...
@@fghjconner yeah I mean it wasn't like the ants were the good guys I think the point is no one's good really it's all about survival and the strong survive evil or not and strength isn't all about your personal physical capabilities. regardless of if you think it's " fair " that netero used a bomb the race with more power gets to live and if you live you win. i don't think axing the bomb bc " honor " tracks. this is a fight to determine the existence of a race there are no rules bub all's fair in survival. btw not talking to you specifically just airing my thoughts and agreeing with you.
Love how ot showed men RUTHLESSNESS AND VICIOUSNESS TO STAY ON TOP OF THE CHAIN.
Meruem the bad guy was still more decent and pure than humanity as a group
Qoute: his muscly leg just tekchshshsh
0:54 Did that every ep
When netero dies, there's another narrative from netero saying to meruem that he understands nothing of the infinite malice of humanity that one is true and dark
Bomb on clearance > King of Ants
The reason why the bomb that Netero used was so powerful was because of post mortem nen. Nen becomes stronger after death specially when there is a deep hatred or extreme emotion from the person emitting it. The bomb had an intense amount of post mortem nen which is why he was able to defeat the king. The bomb alone would not do be able to do that. It needed Netero's post mortem nen.
Pitou also had post mortem nen when he was able to slice Gon's hand after he was basically dead. Thats the power of post mortem nen
@@jepoygwapo1534 it literally doesn't say that that just what you think happened. it's possible but you don't know for a fact that's what happened and I'm more inclined to believe it had nothing to do with nen as the purpose of the scene was to show humanities evolution/malice it has more impact if it's just your everyday bomb nearly any dictator can buy for cheap. it shows humanity's intellectual evolution and how humans applied that intelligence to the things they create making bombs capable of killing millions and destroying themselves kinda takes away from humanities potential if only a special case like the netero can do it meaning you'd have to go above humanities limits to use it. that doesn't display humanities evolution/malice it would just prove that a rare few humans can reach that height.
The ant king is the one who won this fight and is the strongest. Evidence of this is informing the king of his name, and then Netero was not an honorable competitor because he used a weapon that did not fall within the scope of his power and was also immoral.
Yes it's obviously, when it comes to power, meruem is far way stronger, netero entire time is all about to use everything to kill the king while meruem was just curious to his name.
A fkin Nuke goes off
Cara and prez :- 👏👏😃😃SICK!
(Not hating it was just funny 😂)
12:56 cought no comment 😅
why no channel as related that rose bomb to the hiroshima rose? is not a common knowledge that the bombs droped at nagazaki and hiroshima had their smoke in form a flower?
Netero stopped/detonated his own heart beat and make nuclear self-explosion with devil smile on his face. Netero said and proved "the essence of human evolution is bottomless malice within human heart". His dying gloat and destructive power with his evil intent in the battle Netero vs Meruem is the best anime power up ever.
Not a nuke, just a very powerful bomb.
@@maxdrags3115 this is C4, which explode as nuclear bomb (the mushroom explosion is a reference to Hiroshima and Nagasaki), but has an exclusively toxic (poison) damaging effect (chemical weapons).
会長凄すぎる
Masterpiece 💜🖤💜🖤💜😢😢
Netero most OP form was he's flipin hand
Just to clairfy, the bomb was NOT a nuke.
It was just a very powerful bomb that used actual poison.
Its an atomic bomb. The only poison is the radiation.
The reason why the bomb that Netero used was so powerful was because of post mortem nen. Nen becomes stronger after death specially when there is a deep hatred or extreme emotion from the person emitting it. The bomb had an intense amount of post mortem nen which is why he was able to defeat the king. The bomb alone would not do be able to do that. It needed Netero's post mortem nen.
Pitou also had post mortem nen when he was able to slice Gon's hand after he was basically dead. Thats the power of post mortem nen
@@jepoygwapo1534any citation for what you just said or are you just winging it? Because while post mortem nen is a valid thing, i dont think there's been an instace where the author stated that post mortem nen was part of Meruem's death, but the toxin in the bomb
@monologistical It's actually a theory because the King is basically invincible and a mere bomb could not do that at all because his aura is limitless. Netero's post mortem nen made it so deadly and also enhanced the poison. Noticed before Netero died? He emitted a red aura before killing himself and the narrator said "the king felt true fear for the first time". That was his aura. Too much emotion to kill the king and that aura is passed on to the bomb
@@jepoygwapo1534 A bunch of nonsense, the whole point of the bomb is that the Chimera Ants were never a real threat to begin with.
12:57 😅not entirely wrong but if only they knew about the DC
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Too fast
Hlo guy's how are you all doing?
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Do not underestimate the power of double eps ...
you better upload 130 and 131 together make 127 stand alone then 128+129 then 130+131 plz
Bruh
Define winning
a like and a comment.
gon is going to manifest and use the homeless man's rose after some episodes
Hiiii
i think gongi does exist
nah togashi created it for hunter
@@GokuBurraku i think they recreate it in real life but it's not that famous just another version of chess
@@gin26th nah,it's fake
Guys there is a translation mistake in the manga it says human potential for evil, not evolution.
It's not a mistake. It's a correct translation.
the translation is wrong, it's not "don't underestimate human's infinite potentiel potentiel for evolution", it's "don't underestimate human's infinite potentiel for malice"
NO IT'S NOT!
The word used means both evolution and malice.
Stop spreading misinformation and shut it.
@@maxdrags3115 The word (shinka) means evolution in Japanese. However, in the manga the kanji chosen for the word meant malice. So basically it's just that the manga readers had an additional double layer of meaning for the word that the anime watchers are missing out on.
@@mrstarkerthe kanji was malice and the furigana was evolution so there was an intended double meaning in the manga. evolution is probably the better choice for translation in the anime since it counters Mereum's statement about being at the top of the evolutionary food chain and Netero's facial expressions and the background symbolism implicitly convey malice. I think some people find it frustrating that people keep incoorectly posting about "mistranslated lines" all over YT reactions without knowing the actual words or justifications behind a translation choice simple because read a different translation or saw the dub.
@@Windmill360 well, the japanese anime producers also chose evolution (shinka) over malice (akui), so it's a faithful translation in any case
@@Windmill360 the next episodes theme is human malice, so it would have been a better choice i think
First can you pin?
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The reason why the bomb that Netero used was so powerful was because of post mortem nen. Nen becomes stronger after death specially when there is a deep hatred or extreme emotion from the person emitting it. The bomb had an intense amount of post mortem nen which is why he was able to defeat the king. The bomb alone would not do be able to do that. It needed Netero's post mortem nen.
Pitou also had post mortem nen when he was able to slice Gon's hand after he was basically dead. Thats the power of post mortem nen
it literally doesn't say that that just what you think happened. it's possible but you don't know for a fact that's what happened and I'm more inclined to believe it had nothing to do with nen as the purpose of the scene was to show humanities evolution/malice it has more impact if it's just your everyday bomb nearly any dictator can buy for cheap. it shows humanity's intellectual evolution and how humans applied that intelligence to the things they create making bombs capable of killing millions and destroying themselves kinda takes away from humanities potential if only a special case like the netero can do it meaning you'd have to go above humanities limits to use it. that doesn't display humanities evolution/malice it would just prove that a rare few humans can reach that height.
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