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Luck In Hunter X Hunter: Kite's Crazy Slots & Risky Dice
A Bad Roll, Huh.
Today I want to talk about Luck in Hunter x Hunter, and when I say luck I don’t mean ‘it sure was lucky that phinks and feitan didn’t decide to blow off gon and killuas heads during their unexpected run-in at the end of the york new city arc’.
And I’m not talking about the OST track ‘try your luck’ best known for being the official anthem of orgasms at least for Hisoka when he was fighting Gon in heaven’s arena - Schwing.
No instead I’m talking about two of Hunter x Hunters most luck based RNG mechanics and how they tie into the incredibly unexpected twist that was Kite being reborn as a Chimera Ant. Or at least, one of the unconfirmed but implied routes of how Kite made it back to the world of the living as a moe ant girl.
First we need to think back to greed island. And before we start, understand that usually luck based plot mechanics suck and are usually an escape plan to help authors from writing themselves into a corner and are on the same level as ‘and then the character woke up and it was all a dream’ or ‘oh no, big mom has memory loss’.
However, it is in fact NOT a contrived plot device when you instead have your terrorist bad guy use the magic luck enhancer buff as russian roulette lottery device forced onto hostages. Sickeningly cruel. Or sickeningly cool, depending on your disposition.
As a refresher, risky dice is a greed island card that can be activated giving the user a 19 in 20 dice roll chance to have good luck on their next action, in life, doing anything.
Buy a scratch card, kid, because you’re gonna win. That is, unless the 20 sided dice lands on the one side with the skull on, cos now you’re donezo. I hope you like bleeding blood out your ass because that’s you for the next 20 minutes as you slowly die.
And we don’t see another luck based mechanism quite like this again until we enter the chimera ant arc and see Gon Reunite with Kite. Trigger warning guys, you know what’s coming.
So we know Nen can be tricky business, and there are ways to strengthen your hatsu and really get the best bang for your buck with your ability by using vows, conditions, limitations and contracts. Kite in both creativity and mastery of his nen, implemented a luck based aspect to his power, ultimately materialising his ability, crazy slots.
Kite as a conjurer, summons a weapon to fight with when in battle simple enough. The kicker is, the weapon he draws is randomised and can be completely inappropriate for the combat a particular situation calls for. Which ironically, is most of the time, evident by Kite’s catchphrase, damn a bad roll huh. Most aptly shown when he drew a giant rifle to fight melee close combat with an ant. But he’s an absolute chad and he made it work. Mad props to
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Today I want to talk about Luck in Hunter x Hunter, and when I say luck I don’t mean ‘it sure was lucky that phinks and feitan didn’t decide to blow off gon and killuas heads during their unexpected run-in at the end of the york new city arc’.
And I’m not talking about the OST track ‘try your luck’ best known for being the official anthem of orgasms at least for Hisoka when he was fighting Gon in heaven’s arena - Schwing.
No instead I’m talking about two of Hunter x Hunters most luck based RNG mechanics and how they tie into the incredibly unexpected twist that was Kite being reborn as a Chimera Ant. Or at least, one of the unconfirmed but implied routes of how Kite made it back to the world of the living as a moe ant girl.
First we need to think back to greed island. And before we start, understand that usually luck based plot mechanics suck and are usually an escape plan to help authors from writing themselves into a corner and are on the same level as ‘and then the character woke up and it was all a dream’ or ‘oh no, big mom has memory loss’.
However, it is in fact NOT a contrived plot device when you instead have your terrorist bad guy use the magic luck enhancer buff as russian roulette lottery device forced onto hostages. Sickeningly cruel. Or sickeningly cool, depending on your disposition.
As a refresher, risky dice is a greed island card that can be activated giving the user a 19 in 20 dice roll chance to have good luck on their next action, in life, doing anything.
Buy a scratch card, kid, because you’re gonna win. That is, unless the 20 sided dice lands on the one side with the skull on, cos now you’re donezo. I hope you like bleeding blood out your ass because that’s you for the next 20 minutes as you slowly die.
And we don’t see another luck based mechanism quite like this again until we enter the chimera ant arc and see Gon Reunite with Kite. Trigger warning guys, you know what’s coming.
So we know Nen can be tricky business, and there are ways to strengthen your hatsu and really get the best bang for your buck with your ability by using vows, conditions, limitations and contracts. Kite in both creativity and mastery of his nen, implemented a luck based aspect to his power, ultimately materialising his ability, crazy slots.
Kite as a conjurer, summons a weapon to fight with when in battle simple enough. The kicker is, the weapon he draws is randomised and can be completely inappropriate for the combat a particular situation calls for. Which ironically, is most of the time, evident by Kite’s catchphrase, damn a bad roll huh. Most aptly shown when he drew a giant rifle to fight melee close combat with an ant. But he’s an absolute chad and he made it work. Mad props to
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Kimetsu no Yaiba & Weekly Shounen Jump for next week (scheduled on the 20th) will be delayed until release on April 27th.
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Hold up. First the pandemic took away my social life, and now it’s coming for my manga? Corona virus has gone TOO FAR. Demon Slayer Kimetsu no Yaiba chapter 203 and for that matter the entirety of the next weekly shounen jump has been delayed, resulting in a double issue for the following release. For clarity, the delayed issue SHOULD have been on shelves on April 20th, will now be on the back burner, held under lock and key and available for weebs worldwide instead on the 27th. Pretty sucky.
Humanity feared the Demons, Muzan feared the sun, Tamayo’s poisons were moderately effective, but as of right now the Demon Slayer Universe is held tightly in the grips of the Corona Virus. Thoughts and prayers.
In all seriousness, stay at home if you can and save some lives, but in less seriousness, goddamn we have to wait an extra week for a chapter.
And it made me realise just how close to the end we could potentially be with a predicted final chapter of 205, IF they decide to finish the series so that it wraps up in a full tankobon volume, being number 23. That is assuming they keep to the structure of 9 chapters per volume. And usually I would say, urghh no a series doesn’t have to pigeonhole its ending to conform to volume length conventions.
Buttt because of just how much money Demon Slayer has been making through volume sales, topping charts and beating out One Piece time and time again, If they’re looking to not take my timeskip idea onboard (that I have an awesome video on) then yeah, maybe 205 is the Kimetsu no Yaiba expiration date.
For a little more insight at what’s going on right now at Shueisha’s Weekly Shounen Jump HQ, a crunchy roll article states:
The announcement said that due to the health and safety of the staff, work for the entire editorial department of Weekly Shonen Jump has been temporarily suspended while awaiting the results of the PCR test which the 40-year old staff has already taken. The suspension is in consideration of the writers, other staff members, and other related parties who might be involved with the creation of the weekly manga magazine. It was mentioned that the staff member doesn't come into contact with the manga creators of Jump on a regular basis.
They noted that since April 6, the staff of Shueisha (Jump's parent company) has been doing their best with working from home in an effort to combat the spread of the coronavirus. The Japanese government on April 7 declared a State of Emergency for seven prefectures in Japan, including Tokyo, where the Shueisha head office is located and where Weekly Shonen Jump is made.
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SUCCuna plz.
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Chapter 116 pretty much nailed how futile resistance is for both special grade curse spirits and the Jujutsu sorcerers a like. And I’m here like [BRUH] how can chapter 116 of Jujutstu Kaisen be any different.
But maybe there’s a way. Assuming Gojo isn’t getting out of his box anytime soon, then there’s three people on the planet I think may stand a chance at, well not matching Sukuna, but at the very least slowing him down.
First being special grade sorcerer Yuta Okkotsu. Yet to have made his debut in the main story timeline, but we know just how strong he is from the sidestory prequel, but what we don’t know is how much he could have potentially improved between then and now.
Secondly there's the other remaining special grade sorcerer, Yuki Tsukumo. Not that we have any inkling of how strong she actually is, although if we believe in the ranking system we’d have to assume she has power equivalent to the likes of old geto, yuta, and possibly even Gojo.
And third, perhaps Itadori can do something to restrain Sukuna. I know we’ve been led to believe that because of having consumed the fingers instantly with zero rest between each serving, Yuji has submitted his body. But perhaps this is Sukuna bluffing about killing everyone and Yuji’s lack of control is related to the contract they agreed upon previously. As long as Yuji doesn’t suppress him a la the power of friendship, I’m pretty open and excited to see where this is heading.
Now let's talk about our favorite volcano headed magma filled punching bag Jogo. He’s dead, right? Isn’t this how it’s supposed to play out? I’m assuming we’ll get a monologue from him and maybe a flashback and we’ll get Sukuna chop down his waving death flag with the classic close shave that only a triple bladed Sukuna razor can deliver.
For clarity, I’m guessing it’s Jogo’s time to go because he transported and passed on the fingers. As well as had multiple top billed fights. What's left for him? He’s expired, he’s done, get him outta here.
With Jogo dead we can also get the classic “bad guy explaining there secret move” which was hilariously dodged this chapter gone as Sukuna just flexes on Jogo saying he won’t be declaring his technique, because he doesn’t even NEED the power buff that comes with the declaration. HA.
Now playing devils advocate, I know I said we’ll assume Gojo stays boxed up next chapter, but considering just how small the talent pool is for sorcerers to oppose Sukuna, maybe having him back in the fight is the only way to progress the story. Let’s be real. In this fight, Grade 1 sorceres are trash. Nanami, Maki and Naobito all got dumpstered quick by just Jogo, let alone standing a chance
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Exploring the identity crisis of ID Invaded.
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ID INVADED is equal parts Psycho Pass, Inception and the original Matrix film. An amalgamation of ideas from some of the best works of Sci-fi bundled into a single season crime thriller anime that you won’t be forgetting anytime soon.
Here’s a non-spoiler review of why you should watch ID:Invaded, the best anime of the season.
Story Mechanics and Themes are going to make up the bulk of this Id Invaded discussion. I would usually first lean on the art, and not to say there aren’t some great background artwork and Studio Nas did occasionally turn up the quality dial in some action scenes.
But I knew from the offset that the show was safe in the deft hands of Ei Aoki, responsible for the stunning Fate Zero. But the visuals are just PART of the medium needed to consume this terrific story. And it really is a terrific story.
Killers and latent-murderers leave particles at crime scenes, artifact remnants in the air essentially the essence of their intent to kill. And these particles can be collected by the police department and used to create a simulation of the killers mindscape.
In order to prevent or solve the crime at hand a detective is sent into the simulation, losing their memories and their own sense of identity, with a sole drive of pillaging the killer’s Subconscious that they find themselves plunged into, and solving the case.
Enter, Akihito Narihisago the brilliant detective and our protagonist, who takes on the alias Sakaido as he enters the Idwell simulations and forgets his name and identity.
Shrewd, loveable, and with a dark past of his own, much needed as a core concept of the show is it takes a killer to find a killer.
Now this show drowns in weaponized thematic richness and assaults us on all fronts. Relentlessly exploring the Invasion of privacy of not yet convicted wrong do-ers is an understatement for what is shown to be trespassing on their psyche.
Needlessly to say, there are no warrants issued in the show, Frequently breaking and entering another person’s subconscious domain.
Other morally grey notions are questioned such as, is it wrong to convince a mass murderer to kill themselves? As well as the titular element of the show, exploring your sense of self and identity, and ethics of imposing your identity onto others and manipulating their will. Some pretty creepy stuff.
Id Invaded uses the idwell as a unique story tool jumping from reality to simulation mixing bad guy chase scenes in the here and now, with surreal puzzle solving quandaries taking place inside a computer replicating the human mind.
And while these are super unique tools that build the foundations of id Invaded, I’m eternally grateful that the classics and ol’ relia
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The art of uncontrollable rage in anime. Spoilers for Naruto eps 1-20, Dragonball Z Namek saga and Hunter x Hunter CAA.
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Why is it that rage mode moments often become one of, if not not THE most memorable moment of a show? And if you’re watching this show in your formative teen years, hooked on adrenaline fueled shounen battle anime like I was, you were buzzing for these few rare scenes, and for years later chasing the dragon for the next limit break.
But not all rage mode scenes are born equal. Imagine this, a young lad or lass in the peak of their youth. Young enough envelope themselves in their imagination but old enough to have consumed a wealth of works of fiction to know what their cup of tea is. They’ve formed a baseline and know the trash from the treasure.
Our young person, eyes glued to the screen, see’s Frieza annihilate Krillin and watched Goku get angrier than ever before and he reaches new heights as a super saiyan. This is it, this is peak rage and payoff. Or is it?
Months or years go by and they pick up naruto, a story about kids in a ninja school, setting out on missions to find missing cats. It’s all fun and games, until a shinobi from the hidden mist tries to kill the main character's friend, which in turn stirs the demon fox dwelling in the main character and drives him to madness, consuming him with hatred and Naruto uncontrollably tries to claw out the hidden mist ninja’s throat.
Woah. That was… awesome. A far cry from the stoic, composure maintained, swallowed by anger but still fights with the warrior's code, Goku.
This is what ragemode should be - animalistic and without restraint. Not just in concept but also reflected in the art style. Barebones lineart omitting colour conveying just how primal the scene is, and how the brutality depicted is just as primitive.
Now, young laddy and or lassy, has seen their fair share of anime, well versed in the otaku world and have been powering through Hunter Hunter, where suddenly the whimsical stories of a boy adventuring with his best friend, transition over to dark fantasy themes with a young man unable to rationalise why his friend was killed so mercilessly.
The main character Gon, snaps, and it’s nothing like what we’ve seen before in Dragonball Z or Naruto. After transforming, he doesn’t maintain a righteous stance, with the intention of using his new power for good. Unlike Naruto, he isn’t able to be brought back from the edge because of fleeting moments of compassion…
Gon reaches the far depths of despair and proceeds to drown himself in it.
Gon confronts an insurmountable enemy, and after the realisation that reviving his fallen comrade was no longer possible. He seeks revenge. And in order to gain the power to
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Yes Fujiimoto, give us an Aki and Power colored cover page. Twist the knife more you freaking monster.
So it’s been roughly 15 chapters since denji opened the door. 15 chapters of non stop action and not to say that the story of chainsaw man was any less peaceful before the gun devil had stepped back onto the stage!
But what a change of pace this week in chainsaw man chapter 92 with nearly every panel Denji and Kobeni having their arse planted on the ground as they reflect just what the hecking heck is going on in the world around them.
I’d almost forgot what speech bubbles looked like. I know chainsaw man is a visual manga, but a little dialogue goes a long way, although conversely, the more panel real estate dedicated to queen makima slaying the world the better. Am I right?
This week , In classic Denji fashion, not a single tear was shed for the loss of Power and Aki. I think it was pretty early on in the series where Denji was asking some pretty tough questions about his lack of emotion, his lack of empathy and if he could ever grow to care about his friends and if it would truly matter if they vanished. Well those panels aged well.
But at the very least, Denji’s doing some introspection, pointing the lens onto himself and critically thinking about his life choices and how much of it is a result of him being deceived and how much was him blindly but voluntarily being led down the wrong path. Whether being shepherded by the mafia, or by makima.
In the pages, Kishibe is seen sheltering Denji and Kobeni, and I think at this point in the story, the ball is very much in Kishibe’s court for moving the plot along. He’s clearly got the skills, having been able to pull Denji and Kobeni away from Makima’s clutches and escape. But I do wonder if he has a plan to take out Makima. Whether its from international help, or maybe help from the realm of hell, I cannot even begin to imagine the path they will take to topple her.
You know I was playing around with some rough power scaling. When Makima used the Angel devil’s power to summon that spear a couple chapters ago for 1000 years of human life, and that was able to mortally wound chainsaw man, and then the american president contracted a year of the life of every american citizen, approximately 328 million, in order to almost mortally would Makima, does that make Makima 300,000 times stronger than Denji? Oh god I can't do math.
And in the last pages we see crowds on the old television box cheering on CSM. Just to touch on the general public jumping on the Chainsaw Man bandwagon. The freaking joe average united Denji cheering squad. As Makima had put it so delicately a couple of c
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Neon Genesis Evangelion is neither simple nor easy to watch, even for hardened fans of the anime genre—or anyone who watches anything, really. It delves into the dreariest depths that people can reach, and the question of whether humanity triumphs against its enemies and rises once again is left ambiguous. - CBR
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The Rising of the Shield Hero Made Me Angry and I love It. A loveletter to Malty Myne Melromarc.
Queen Cersei, Dolores Umbridge, Shou Tucker, and Myne, from Rising of the Shield hero. Tell me, which of these monstrosities do you hate the most, I’ll give you a couple of seconds.
You’re absolutely right. It’s myne.
To be fair, I hate them all, loathe them in fact. They are such excellently well written characters, designed to make your skin crawl. And If I had to pick the worst of the bunch it would be the pathological liar, Myne.
Rising of the Shield hero was a breakout anime series in the winter 2019 season coming off the back of a web novel to light novels to manga to anime adaption. So, let's talk about the elephant in the room, this series is in an isekai setting.
My isekai roots run deep. Back in 2003, one of the first anime series young anime fried chicken watched was HAck: // Sign and the first manga I had bought (unfortunately was HAck: / /legend of the twilight). Similarly to rising of the shield hero, the premise was someone who had been sucked into an mmorpg. And back in 2003, in a time of dreadfully slow internet speeds and internet gaming not being not quite as culturally accepted as it is today, mmorpg iskai animes weren’t particularly common.
And this concept of escapism layered in escapism, an mmorpg fairing protagonist in my anime, was thrilling. This coupled with my excitement for world of warcraft being released in the following year of 2004 and Guildwars in 2005, sums up a lot of my childhood and what shaped me into the person I am today. These MMO anime series were, needless to say, a far cry from the bastardised isekai shows we are subjected to in the current era.
But the trash tier isekai plague of our generation is not why I am angry today, no. My unbridled rage is targeted solely towards Malty “ Myne” Melromarc. A tragic story of underhanded betrayal towards our main character, Naofumi.
So why am I so damn angry? This tale of misfortune isn’t happening to ME personally, so how can this work illicit such a powerful reaction? Cast your mind to protagonists of hugely successful games, for example Cloud Strife from Final Fantasy 7, or Link from any of the Zelda titles. They don’t speak, ever. A blank canvas for you and me to reflect ourselves onto and become enveloped into the world the game designers painstakingly created for us. The more you become immersed into their landscape, the connections you have formed with supporting characters become more meaningful, and you yourself become more invested in the wellbeing of your avatar.
So say when the protagonist, an extension of your self, is accused on sexual assault, stripped of wealth and power, becomes unable to fight for himself due to reasons be
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6000 miles couldn't keep me from seeing Made in Abyss: Dawn of the Deep Soul.
A non-spoilery review and my thoughts n' feelings for the film.
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Imagine creating one of the most unique dark fantasy, adventure anime manga series of all time, but only releasing a chapter every 6 months and depriving the fandom of new animated material for two years.
If Made in Abyss was anything less than perfect then maybe I'd be angry. But then, perhaps perfect is an understatement. Seriously.
Picture this, a chad by the name of anime fried chicken discovers Made in Abyss at the end of 2019, powers through the anime, and when discovering that the shows only runs for 13 episodes, he starts pulling out his hair and spitting out his teeth as if he was afflicted by the 5th level's abyssial curse.
How can a show so sweet be so short? Alas, the source manga, a web comic publication is miles ahead of the show, providing you with at least a couple more weeks worth of Reg, Riku and Nanachi adventure, right?
Well actually you finish all 53 chapters in a single day, and a single sitting sitting at that. So what's next? Kidnap the managka and force them to finish more chapters at gunpoint? That's not practical…
But then as if by divine intervention, a light shines at the end of the tunnel. Salvation has presented it itself in the form of Made in Abyss: Dawn of the Deep Soul. A movie continuation of the manga covering the Bondrewd arc.
Premiering in January 2020, being so soon after my introduction with the show, and in peak hype, I couldn't be happier. I check the theater locations for the nearest screening, and its tokyo, Japan. And with no English release of the film announced, plan B comes into play. Google maps tells me it's a 13 hour trip to Tokyo, and I book my ticket.
Ok enough prologue. I went to Japan and watched Made In Abyss: Dawn of the Deep Soul. And you better believe I listened to the new soundtrack on loop for 11 hours on the airplane. It's stunning.
I arrive in Tokyo, check into my hotel, and head to a nearby movie theater that exclusively plays anime films. I grab my ticket and head in, the lights fade to black and it begins.
(fade to black and play music breakdown high notes classic)
So, real talk the movie was perfect. If you're watching this as an anime only, I'll keep this review spoiler free, only going as far as not giving away anything story wise beyond whats seen in the trailer.
Starting with the story. If you've enjoyed the made in abyss tv anime up to this point, expect more of the greatness you've come to love.
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A Kimetsu no Yaiba Chapter 201 Discussion.
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THIS is why I Love Demon Slayer. where the heck is Gotouge going with Kimetsu no Yaiba. Are we going to hit a timeskip with Tanjiro as the new villain and Nezuko a human demon hybrid and mastering the breath of Sun herself for the sole purpose of slaying her own brother? I mean maybe. Who's to say. Maybe Tanjiro will die with dignity in the next chapter to neatly bookend this series, not to say that's what I'm hoping for. I'm praying the bloodshed will continue.Happy endings are for suckers.
It feels like we're at the crux, the apex, the point of no return and where Gotouge can solidify Demon's Slayers position in the hall of fame, and her shot is now.
Cast your mind back to Death Note (Spoilers). We were enthralled with some of the best written diametrically opposed characters with on-screen chemistry we couldn't get enough of. And then they killed L. Halfway through the run’s entirety. a swing, and a miss.
Now what's to say that we're only half way through Demon Slayer, and the protagonist we have been stanning this entire time, this pure, empathetic, kill you with kindness boy, becomes humanity's worst nightmare?
Would it be out of Gotouge's writing style to do this? Absolutely hecking not. Gotogue, my kindred spirit LOVES despair and tragedy.
The first episode was a story centering on Taniiro having all of his loved ones bled dry. And you know there has been more loss of life and heartbreak. Sabito and Makomo, Shinobu and Kanae, Tokitou and his twin brother, Genya, there are tons.
Demon slayer has always been a tale of how criminally short life can be and how easily you loved ones can be taken from you. That and well a story of Demon's ripping out peoples throats.
On the off chance you haven't seen Chapter 201 yet, I'll give you a brief 10 second summary, as not to detract from my usual Friday full chapter breakdown coming tomorrow.
The growth on Tanjiro's head was a chunk of Muzan's cells and apparently this was Muzan’s plan C. That is, C for Cling to life. And If Muzan's physical form must die, then at the very least his will must live on. The Demon slayers must be slaughtered and the sun must be conquered.
And whether or not my words carry enough weight to have you shook to your bones or not. The first panel when Tanjiro opens his eyes will. That piercing demon eye’d gaze, exactly the same as Nezuko’s not so long ago.
And you’re probably asking, a timeskip? Are there enough avenues left to explore in this story without turning it into Boruto 2.0? And the answer is yes yes yes. Who’s to say that the doctor that treated Muzan with the spider lilli medicine hadn’t treated similarly sickly = people turning them into a demon t
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