Review of Hunter x Hunter

How to be happy: watch Hunter x Hunter How to be sad: finish Hunter x Hunter This is one of those animes that leave you craving for more. (Yes, even after 148 episodes.) **Spoiler Free** Story: 9 This is about a 12-year-old boy who sets out on a journey to find his father and become a Hunter like him. He's an unpolished diamond, but his character develops and refines as you continue to watch the series. There are many arcs in the story. And while my favourite is the Hunter Exam arc, the rest of the arcs still make you want to click, "Next Episode" repeatedly until it's 1am.At first, I thought it was a kid's show, but as you continue watching, it's definitely not for kids. It's pretty violent; don't watch it if you don't like blood.

Art & Character: 10
The art is very diverse and unique for each character. No two characters are alike. The character designs suit the characters very well. (e.g. Hisoka's character design is similar to a clown, since his power involves playing cards.) The background is just right; it's not too detailed. Each character is unique in design, and in personality. You'll fall in love with at least one of the main characters.

Sound: 10
I seriously loved everything. The OPs, the EDs and the soundtrack altogether. It's perfection. It fitted in the scenes perfectly; nothing was out of place. The voice actors/actresses did an amazing job. Their voices fit the characters like a glove.

Enjoyment: 10
I was so sad and hung up on HxH when I finished it. I couldn't find a new anime to watch, because I was obsessed with HxH. I usually watch shoujo animes; this shounen anime was a new genre for me. I didn't regret anything.

Overall: 10