Review of Hunter x Hunter

Hunter x Hunter, I' watched the show once in a former television channel, since at first glance the series did not seem flashy, but continued talking of my friends about the series I did buy it in format disc that had Fortune had a store discs needed. The story was interestin' from the point of view of Gon who is a boy with Flat characteristics being a child raised in the middle of the jungle with the ability to perceive and hear things that ordinary people are not used, the 90's version is be somewhat slightly higher than its modern counterpart, and I don't mean tohave more sympathy to this than the modern version, the design of the characters, setting and theme music were better. Compared to now the 2011 anime has a simple design and trying to get all the fast sections, in the 1999 version feal features more defined, dark environments you implied that everything was not all pink, where you really felt fear of Hisoka and not just tension, where you felt impaired in chapters fill that even though people complain, as this version were great and managed to conceive of something wonderful.

Certainly I wished Nippon Animation would have continued with the creation of Hunter x Hunter, although it is thanks largely to MadHouse for the excellent work they did, they did too bright in the series, removing completely the tension and fear you felt when characters fought or were even on the verge of death.