From the perspective of bystanders, we are extremely shocked by the hunter's world view, as if killing is legal, or in other words, does "law" really exist in that world. Without legal protection, ordinary people would live in fear of their lives all the time.
Although it is a be ending, I feel it is not be be enough, and the ending does not support the pattern of the beginning.
I can't hold on even with my face. What the hell is this? 233333
Another series [They didn't end up together] (><)
What a heavy story. When I first watched The Hunter, I was scared by the world view in it.
Killua actually likes Ririko, but both of them are already adults, so they waved their hands and went their separate ways. In the world of hunters, the stories of hunters are so glorious, but the lives of ordinary people are helpless and have to go on. From a certain point of view, hunters use superhuman extraordinary power to isolate a world where only their own kind can enter and exit.
From the perspective of bystanders, we are extremely shocked by the hunter's world view, as if killing is legal, or in other words, does "law" really exist in that world. Without legal protection, ordinary people would live in fear of their lives all the time. Although it is a be ending, I feel it is not be be enough, and the ending does not support the pattern of the beginning.
I can't hold on even with my face. What the hell is this? 233333
Another series [They didn't end up together] (><)
What a heavy story. When I first watched The Hunter, I was scared by the world view in it.
Killua actually likes Ririko, but both of them are already adults, so they waved their hands and went their separate ways. In the world of hunters, the stories of hunters are so glorious, but the lives of ordinary people are helpless and have to go on. From a certain point of view, hunters use superhuman extraordinary power to isolate a world where only their own kind can enter and exit.