Review of Hunter x Hunter

HxH's dark atmosphere, dramatic storytelling, and late 90s/early 2000s anime style will always hold a special place in my heart. HxH deviates from traditional shounen anime or manga formats and includes deep philosophical questions and character analysis. The characters' motivations, conflicts, and developments are much richer than a story focused solely on action. Sometimes the slow pace of the story can be boring for some viewers. However, this slowness is quite effective in terms of processing the emotional and psychological depths of the characters. A production that has managed to gain its own unique place in the anime world by avoiding genre clichés. I believe that itis more successful and at the top of the list than many series that come to mind when it comes to shounen. The music and sound effects reinforce the emotional intensity of the story.

The lack of a finale is a bit annoying. It has a more limited narration compared to the manga and some parts of the story are missing, and the finale may not be satisfactory because it ends before the manga is complete.

Story: 9/10
Character Development: 8/10
Music: 9/10
Atmosphere: 9/10
Image and Animation Quality: 7/10
Drawing Quality: 8/10
Action and Fight Scene: 8/10
Total: 8.3=> 8