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Now, moral in HxH is grey and not black and white, but there seems to be a consensus about Hisoka being a villain.
And personally, I really do not agree with that.
The world of HxH is insanely brutal to begin with, so in this framework, I would argue that Hisoka is one of the
And personally, I really do not agree with that.
The world of HxH is insanely brutal to begin with, so in this framework, I would argue that Hisoka is one of the
people with less negative impact on normal citizens.
Don& #39;t get me wrong, he is not a goody two shoes, but let& #39;s compare:
You can sum up the groups of people Hisoka killed rather quickly:
Don& #39;t get me wrong, he is not a goody two shoes, but let& #39;s compare:
You can sum up the groups of people Hisoka killed rather quickly:
-Hunters in the hunter exam
-People who initiated a fight with him or stood in his way
-heaven& #39;s arena fights
-People who initiated a fight with him or stood in his way
-heaven& #39;s arena fights
The only time Hisoka ever laid a finger on people who didnt risk their life to begin with (arguably, most people in the hunter exam were ready to die and kill) was when he used bystanders in his fight against
chrollo, and chrollo started with that (and also those guys could have left but decided to keep watching after the fight escalated).
It is true that Hisoka killed people he would not have needed to kill, but people who are considered good guys like Netero and Ging have lead to people& #39;s suffering in the same vein.
The one exam we saw was designed by Netero in a way that ensured that there would be bloodshed,
The one exam we saw was designed by Netero in a way that ensured that there would be bloodshed,
and killua commented on GI being a game that encourages people killing each other (not to mention that many people would strand there without being able to go home).
Hunters generally do not seem to care a-
Hunters generally do not seem to care a-
lot about people that are too weak and once someone decides to risk their life, everyone is fair game.
Hisoka is not an exception there. Once someone steps into the ring, hisoka feels justified in killing him if he sees fit.
But ONLY then.
Hisoka is not an exception there. Once someone steps into the ring, hisoka feels justified in killing him if he sees fit.
But ONLY then.
