Hunter × Hunter: The Hunt Continues
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Follow Hunter × Hunter arc by arc and chapter by chapter: the world of Hunters, the Nen system, the Succession War as it stands, and why Togashi's return from hiatus has the whole fandom holding its breath.
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Preview“Where do Gon and Killua stand while the Succession War is happening?”
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“Gon and Killua are the main characters of Hunter x Hunter, so they are presumably involved in the current Succession War arc in some way.”
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“Neither boy is aboard the Black Whale. Gon is back on Whale Island living as a normal person: the vow he made against Pitou cost him the use of his Nen. Killua is traveling the world off the grid, protecting his sister Alluka, whose other self, Nanika, is the only reason Gon survived. The Succession War is Kurapika's stage, not theirs.”
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