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MORENA!! | FIRST TIME Hunter x Hunter Reaction ( VOLUME 36 )
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00:00:00 – Volume 36 Reaction
00:00:10 – Volume 35 Notes
00:16:07 – Volume 36 React
00:17:44 – CH 371: Phantom Troupe
00:41:17 – Ch 372: Hanzo & Room 1013
01:03:09 – Q: Who is 6’2
01:04:09 – CH 373: Camilla & Benjamin’s Abilities
01:17:32 – CH 374: Fugetsu, Zhang Lei, Sale-Sale Abilities
01:39:20 – CH 375: Mysteries of Room 1013
01:58:58 – CH 376: Kurapika & Tserri Nen Training
02:16:15 – CH 377: The Phantom Troupe Plan
02:28:32 – Q: Who Killed Neon
02:29:55 – Q: Phantom Troupe Falling Apart?
02:31:13 – CH 378: Morena is here!
02:44:54 – CH 379: Hunting Luini
02:57:04 – CH 380: Mizai’s Plan to Save the Black Whale
03:10:52 – Volume 36 Discussion
03:14:04 – Q: What Plotline is the most Interesting
The assassin refer its nen ability as zashiki doll (which is a japanese thing), that makes me narrow it down to peoples that have a japanese-like name. (Just my opinion/guess though)
44:14 This is one of the problems with translating Japanese into English. In the original Japanese version, Furykov never mentions the gender of the hidden Nen user. In Japanese, there are a lot of genderless words, but in English basically you need to choose one like “his /her”, so the translator simply chose “his him”. 1:08:36 She said “I have him” in English. But in Japanese, she doesn’t mention about the gender of her Nen beast at all. Genderless word is used in this scene too. A similar issue arose regarding Alluka’s gender. In the Japanese version, possessive case and objective case of Alluka were deliberately omitted or genderless words were used, but in the English version, they had to choose one like “his /her”, which caused confusion for readers. I think English is inconvenient when you want to be gender ambiguous. 1:12:00 He broke her arm. The word “ボギッ” is an onomatopoeia to express the sound of bones breaking. She broke out in a cold sweat from the pain of her broken arm.
Rlly hope it gets animated