Review of Hunter x Hunter

Well, this is hard one. HxH is legendary, and for very good reasons, but it also commits some sins that can't be forgotten. The series overall is good, but is hard to describe it as a whole because it changes a lot and with those changes also the quality vary. The start is pretty simple and even friendly, the music is fun, there is some blood but there is a optimist and cartoonish tone overall. Then, it evolves into a more serious and tension focused tone, stays like that for an decent sized arc and then it goes back to be even more childish than in the start.It can be very good and unique in its peaks but really bland and generic in its lows.

Fortunately in this case I can say that the good outweighs the bad pretty decently, the decent to excellent content occupy more than half the show duration and most of it has some pretty good storytelling, characters and story. Even the animation, soundtrack and direction can go up and intertwine with the story to create some incredible scenes that made the series as famous as it is.

It's from MadHouse, the technical aspect is really competent and leaves nothing to be desired.

Overall, even tho it can be generic, it also has some of the best stories that the Shonen has to offer. Plus, it also has one of it's best villains with a great feat of character growth that leaves almost every other villain with similar ideals in shame. It's worth watching to anyone that can tolerate the tropes of it's demographic and basically an obligatory view to Shonen fans.