The second Hunter x Hunter movie excels with stunning sakuga animation that surpasses even the first film and features fluid action sequences alongside excellent voice acting and remixed OSTs. However, the complete disregard for the Chimera Ant arc's timeline creates a jarring disconnect from the...

The voice actors delivered commendable performances despite working with poor material, and Gaki proved to be a somewhat likable villain with a decent fight scene. However, this movie completely betrays Hunter x Hunter's core identity by replacing its intricate power system with generic "power of...

The sound design and music choices were excellent, particularly Hyouriittai which perfectly matched the plot, and the art remained consistent with the show while character portrayals felt accurate. However, the movie suffered from severe power scaling issues, disrespect to the nen system, nonsens...

This adaptation fails completely, taking everything that made Hunter x Hunter lovable and replacing it with a basic, predictable story that butchers beloved characters. The animation quality is noticeably poor with reused sequences, the sound design lacks any emotional impact with basic tracks re...

The fighting scenes and Killua's electricity effects showed decent animation, but the awful art quality and cliche dialogue made this a disappointing experience. After finding the first HxH movie acceptable, this non-canon sequel proved too predictable with its meh new characters and overall flaw...

This movie delivers a thoroughly enjoyable experience that feels like it could seamlessly fit into the Hunter x Hunter canon, featuring beloved characters and compelling stakes that kept me fully engaged. While I found myself laughing and shrieking throughout, I did feel slightly disappointed wit...