HUNTER×HUNTER (2011)
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EP 14Applicants travel to Zevil Island for the fourth Hunter Exam phase
Jan 8, 2012Candidates arrive at Zevil Island to begin the fourth examination stage. Each participant draws a number that matches their assigned target's ID. Points are awarded based on ID tags: the target's tag and the applicant's own tag are each worth 3 points, while any other tags are worth 1 point. To pass this phase, every applicant must accumulate a total of 6 points. Gon discovers that his assigned target is Hisoka, a revelation that causes him significant distress. This segment represents the fourteenth episode out of twenty-one in the Hunter Exam arc.
EP 15Gon uses butterflies to track Hisoka while Leorio allies with Kurapika after Tonpa's betrayal
Jan 15, 2012Gon employs Bloodcrazy Butterflies to locate Hisoka, planning to steal his tag with a fishing rod. Leorio encounters Tonpa, who denies being his target and provides details about Ponzu, an expert in traps and poison. While Leorio is distracted, Tonpa’s accomplice steals Leorio’s tag. Kurapika arrives and incapacitates both individuals, revealing that Tonpa was actually his target. With the realization that they are not hunting each other, Kurapika and Leorio agree to form an alliance. This event occurs during the Hunter Exam arc, specifically episode 15 out of 21.
EP 16Hisoka stalks Kurapika and Leorio before targeting Gon during the Hunter Exam
Jan 22, 2012Kurapika and Leorio evade Hisoka by surrendering Tonpa's partner's badge, which arouses the hunter and prompts him to seek a new target. Gon successfully retrieves Hisoka's tag during the attack but is immediately paralyzed and robbed by another applicant. Impressed by Gon's patience and skill, Hisoka kills the thief and returns the badge to Gon. Although Gon is reluctant to accept this charity, he is forced to do so. Hisoka then expresses his desire to meet Gon in the next stage of the exam.
EP 17Killua defeats Imori while Gon, Leorio, and Kurapika track Ponzu to a cave
Jan 29, 2012Killua becomes annoyed by Imori’s constant following and challenges him, Amori, and Umori to a battle, swiftly defeating them. Concurrently, Gon reunites with Leorio and Kurapika. The trio form a strategy to retrieve Ponzu’s tag and locate her at a suspicious cave. Upon arrival, Leorio insists on entering the cave alone to pursue the objective. This event occurs during the Hunter Exam arc, specifically episode 17 out of 21.
EP 18Netero interviews remaining applicants after the Fourth Phase concludes with nine survivors
Feb 5, 2012Gon and his friends escape a cave trap set by the deceased Bourbon, which was guarded by poisonous snakes. Leorio, who had been bitten, recovers as Gon navigates them to the final phase. With the Fourth Phase complete, nine applicants advance. Chairman Netero conducts individual interviews with each remaining candidate to assess them. Following the interviews, Gon and Kurapika share a moment to thank one another for their cooperation during the exam. This event marks the transition to the Final Phase, concluding the Hunter Exam arc segment.
EP 19Gon faces Hanzo in the Hunter Exam's final phase where losing advances and killing disqualifies.
Feb 12, 2012Gon and his friends have advanced to the final phase of the Hunter Exam. The final phase is a tournament where the winners are out and the losers advance. The rule is that if you kill your opponent, you'll be disqualified. The first mach is Gon versus Hanzo. Gon can't do anything against Hanzo, but he refuses to give up. Hanzo is losing his patience and threatens to break Gon's arm. (Source: Wikipedia) Hunter Exam arc: (19/21)
EP 20Gon learns exam results while Killua faces Illumi and Bodoro dies
Feb 19, 2012Gon wakes to Satotz congratulating him as the first Hunter Exam pass. Satotz details the unconscious period: Hisoka briefly fought Kurapika, then surrendered after whispering to him. Hanzo forced Pokkle’s surrender, and Hisoka defeated Bodoro by whispering to him. Killua forfeited against Pokkle for lack of interest. Leorio delayed his match with Bodoro. Killua then fought Gittarackur, revealed as his brother Illumi. Illumi killed an examiner and threatened Gon, causing Killua to surrender and become depressed. Leorio’s match with Bodoro began, but Killua interrupted by killing Bodoro, disqualifying himself. Gon then went to the New Hunter orientation to confront Illumi.
EP 21Gon Resolves to Rescue Killua from Illumi at Kukuroo Mountain
Mar 4, 2012Gon is deeply upset that Killua was forced to kill someone. He directs his anger toward Illumi and declares his intention to travel to Kukuroo Mountain to rescue Killua. As Gon and his friends prepare to depart, Satotz points out that the Hunter Exam is not yet over. This event is part of the Hunter Exam arc, which is identified as episode 21 out of 21.
EP 22Gon and friends face a heavy testing gate guarded by a watchdog to reach Killua.
Mar 11, 2012Upon reaching the Republic of Podokea, Gon, Leorio, and Kurapika board a bus for Kukuroo Mountain to visit Killua. Their path is blocked by a massive Testing Gate guarded by a watchdog named Mike, who eats anyone attempting to use the side entrance. The group speaks with Zebro, the elderly gatekeeper, claiming friendship with Killua. Kurapika notices the front gate is unlocked while Leorio fails to move it. Zebro reveals each door weighs two tons, requiring immense strength to open. The group learns Killua previously opened three levels totaling sixteen tons. After a confrontation with the family butler and an attempt to scale the gate with a fishing pole, Gon’s determination convinces Zebro to open the gate and escort them past Mike.
EP 23The × Guard's × Duty
Mar 18, 2012Gon and his friends travel to the servants' quarters to see Killua, where they meet Seaquant and Zebro. Discovering the house's extreme weight, they train to open the Testing Gate independently. Meanwhile, Killua endures torture from his brother Milluki to apologize to his mother. Upon learning his friends are at the estate, Killua's family relays this information. After his left arm heals, Gon, Leorio, and Kurapika complete their training and open the gate. The apprentice butler Canary initially blocks their path but is moved by Gon's conviction. Just before Canary allows them passage, Killua's mother attacks her and delivers a potentially false message from Killua to the group.
EP 24Killua's confinement ends as Zeno grants his release and Silva offers conditional freedom.
Mar 25, 2012Flashbacks of Killua and Canary conclude before Kikyo warns Father against hasty actions. Zeno arrives at the dungeon, overriding Milluki to allow Killua to leave. Silva summons Killua, who bonds with his father despite Kikyo's displeasure. Silva asks if Killua wishes to see his friends. Killua admits he does, prompting Silva to grant his freedom on the condition that he never betray them. A brief argument between Kikyo and Silva reveals Silva still expects Killua to eventually return as the Zoldyck family leader. Meanwhile, Gon and his allies approach the mansion with Canary's assistance. This segment represents the third part of the five-part Zoldyck Family arc.
EP 25Can't See × If × You're Blind
Apr 1, 2012Kikyo shares her distress over Killua's departure with butler Gotoh, who secretly awaits Gon and friends. He tests their worthiness through a coin game, eliminating Leorio and Kurapika before Gon succeeds. After reuniting, Gon vows to return Hisoka's badge before using his Hunter's License. Kurapika reveals Hisoka's location and his knowledge of the Phantom Troupe. Consequently, Leorio and Kurapika depart to pursue individual objectives. Gon and Killua choose to train together. The group agrees to reconvene on September 1 in Yorknew City.
EP 26recapA Letter from Gon Arrives at Whale Island for Aunt Mito
Apr 8, 2012A letter from Gon arrives at Whale Island for Aunt Mito. This entry serves as a recap of episodes 14 to 25. It is part of the Zoldyck Family arc, specifically identified as the fifth and final installment, labeled as 5/5. The content summarizes previous events without introducing new narrative developments beyond the recap scope.
EP 27Gon and Killua advance to the 50th floor of Heavens Arena and encounter Zushi and Wing.
Apr 15, 2012Gon and Killua arrive at Heavens Arena to train and earn money, quickly advancing to the 50th floor after winning matches on the 1st floor. There, they meet Zushi, a skilled teen whose strange technique frightens Killua due to its resemblance to Illumi's abilities. Wing, Zushi's master, intervenes to stop the technique. The pair continues fighting until reaching the 100th floor, where Killua insists on learning the secret behind Zushi's power, known as Ren, because it relates to his brother's abilities. Despite Wing's warning against it, Killua ultimately agrees to study under Wing's guidance.
EP 28Wing teaches Nen principles while Hisoka and Wing confront Gon and Killua at the 200th floor.
Apr 22, 2012Wing instructs Gon, Killua, and Zushi on the four main Nen principles: Ten, Ren, Zetsu, and Hatsu. He demonstrates Ren by forcing Killua to back off under intense pressure, then advises the group to train with Zushi. Killua questions Wing’s honesty, noting that his teachings fail to explain Zushi’s extreme resilience. Wing claims that revealing the true meaning of Nen is dangerous. After clearing the 190th floor, Gon and Killua advance to the 200th floor, where they encounter a strong aura. An employee warns them to register before midnight, noting Killua previously failed to register for this floor as a child. Hisoka appears, warning they are unready. Wing then offers to teach them the real Nen, finally revealing the truth in his room.
EP 29Gon and Killua pass Hisoka's barrier to register for the tournament
Apr 29, 2012With Wing's assistance, Gon and Killua open their aura nodes and bypass Hisoka's Nen barrier. They return to the guarded hallway just before midnight, successfully passing through and challenging Hisoka, who agrees to fight if Gon wins a single match. After registering before the deadline, they encounter fighters Gido, Sadaso, and Riehlvelt from the 200th floor before heading to their room. A television broadcast announces that Gon's match is scheduled for the following day. The next day, Gido and Gon face off in the arena, where Gido attacks with spinning tops known as Battle Waltz, leaving Gon defenseless in the center of the ring.
EP 30Gon struggles against Gido's defense while Kurapika seeks Nen training after job rejection
May 6, 2012Gon battles Gido and gradually comprehends the mechanics of the Dancing Tops technique, allowing him to evade attacks. Despite this progress, he cannot launch an offensive due to Gido's Tornado Top defense. Although Gon reveals hidden abilities during the fight, he ultimately loses. Following the defeat, Master Wing reprimands Gon and prohibits further Nen study until his injuries heal. Meanwhile, Kurapika is rejected for a position at the Agency. He subsequently encounters a stranger who evaluates his abilities and proposes to instruct him in Nen. This event occurs within the Heavens Arena arc, specifically noted as part 4 out of 10.
EP 31Kastro faces Hisoka in Heavens Arena while Gon recovers from injury
May 13, 2012One month after Gon sustained serious injuries and was prohibited from practicing Nen or participating in matches, the two-year anniversary bout between Nen-user Kastro and magician Hisoka commences at Heavens Arena. Kastro enters the fight with confidence, relying on the principle of not engaging in combat unless victory is possible. This event occurs within the Heavens Arena arc, specifically noted as the fifth installment out of ten episodes in that sequence.
EP 32Kastro and Hisoka battle in Heavens Arena, leading to a surprising outcome involving Nen abilities and hidden tricks.
May 20, 2012Kastro and Hisoka engage in combat within Heavens Arena, where Kastro initially dominates using a Nen double to block Hisoka's dodges. Although Hisoka loses both arms, he remains confident and employs magic tricks to seemingly reattach one limb. Secretly utilizing his Hatsu, Bungee Gum, he kills Kastro with playing cards from a trick. Following the battle, Machi approaches Hisoka and uses Nen to sew his arms back on, delivering a message from the Phantom Troupe boss. After she departs, Hisoka removes his spider tattoo, revealing it to be a fake. This event occurs during the Heavens Arena arc, specifically episode 6 out of 10.
EP 33Gon trains with Killua and Zushi while Sadaso kidnaps Zushi to force a fight.
May 27, 2012After recovering from his injuries, Gon trains in Nen alongside Killua and Zushi under Wing’s guidance. Sadaso, Riehvelt, and Gido kidnap Zushi to coerce Killua into fighting Sadaso in exchange for leaving them alone. However, Sadaso breaks his promise by tricking Gon using Zushi’s shoe to achieve the same goal. Killua threatens Sadaso’s life, causing him to fail to appear for the scheduled match. Consequently, Sadaso loses by default, granting Killua his first victory in the Battle of the 200. This event occurs during the Heavens Arena arc, specifically episode 7 out of 10.
EP 34Killua intimidates opponents while Gon and Killua defeat Riehvalt and Gido after training
Jun 3, 2012Riehvalt and Gido discuss cheating to gain an advantage after hearing Killua's threat from Sadaso. Killua interrupts them, displaying his speed and cold demeanor to force fair play. Following intense training with Zushi and Wing, Gon and Killua defeat Riehvalt and Gido in their battles. Subsequently, Hisoka appears before Gon, impressed by his progress, and invites him to be his next opponent. Gon agrees to the challenge. This event occurs during the Heavens Arena arc, marked as episode 8 out of 10.
EP 35Gon and Killua train in Nen while Wing reveals exam results before the fight with Hisoka begins
Jun 17, 2012Gon, Killua, and Zushi undergo Nen training to learn aura types ahead of Gon's upcoming battle. Wing announces that Gon has officially passed the second Hunter exam and provides updates on their friends' progress in the secret Nen exam. Following this revelation, the confrontation between Gon and Hisoka commences with Hisoka throwing the first punch. Gon breaks a floor tile to create a distraction and successfully lands a punch on Hisoka's face, meeting the condition set by Hisoka to find a worthy opponent.
EP 36Gon pays Hisoka after a fight where bungee gum controls his movements before they leave Heavens Arena.
Jun 22, 2012Gon hands Hisoka his badge following a facial hit, fulfilling their prior agreement. Hisoka uses aura explanations to distract Gon while employing bungee gum to manipulate his movements during their continued battle. Hisoka wins the match due to his technique and a referee awarding points to prevent serious injury to Gon. He praises Gon’s progress and warns of a future fight in the real world where lives are at stake. Killua and Gon bid farewell to Wing and Zushi as they depart to visit Gon's aunt on Whale Island, finally leaving Heavens Arena behind.
EP 37Gon returns to Whale Island with Killua and learns about Ging's history from Mito and her grandmother.
Jun 29, 2012Gon travels back to Whale Island accompanied by Killua. Mito and her grandmother share details regarding Ging's past with him. Gon is given a small box by his father, which he eventually opens using his Nen abilities. Inside, he discovers a ring, a cassette tape, and a video game memory card. After inspecting the peculiar ring, the group chooses to play the cassette tape. The recording features a voice message from Ging, who asks Gon if he wishes to see him. This narrative segment is part of the Yorknew City arc, also known as the Phantom Troupe arc, specifically identified as episode 1 out of 22.
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- How many episodes does HUNTER×HUNTER (2011) have?
- HUNTER×HUNTER (2011) has 148 episodes.
- When did HUNTER×HUNTER (2011) come out?
- HUNTER×HUNTER (2011) came out in 2011.
- Which studio made HUNTER×HUNTER (2011)?
- HUNTER×HUNTER (2011) was produced by MADHOUSE.
- Who directed HUNTER×HUNTER (2011)?
- HUNTER×HUNTER (2011) was directed by Hiroshi Koujina.
- Is HUNTER×HUNTER (2011) finished?
- Current status of HUNTER×HUNTER (2011): Finished.