Hisoka vs Gotoh HxH

@jacobfrazier6083 2 years ago

I love how Gotoh's power is literally to just throw money at the problem

@user-tv1hh5vl1k 2 years ago

Can’t we at least appreciate how Gotoh was - by far - the only one who managed to pull a reverse card on Hisoka and use bungee gum against him..?

@anfbiagent6895 3 years ago

The Day Gotoh Learned The Properties Of Bungee Gum

@gneoz7238 3 years ago

Gotoh did not remember bungee gum contains the properties of both Rubber and Gum.

@batjokes6683 3 years ago

I’m actually sad to see the dude with the coins go Well he is in Coin heaven now

@theirbrotherhoodandfriends6101 3 years ago

this fight is so short and yet so satisfying.

@burgercook1741 2 years ago

What I really like about this fight is that it seems to be the most realistic to me. Most fights IRL only take a few seconds to unfold and we usually don't get to see the true potential of everyone in fight. Also Hisoka using mind games to completely outwit Gotoh, making him think the coins were the key to Hisoka's attack, but it was just a diversion to pop down and cut his throat.

@GalickGon 2 years ago

This fight still uses some of the basic principles Gon described while hunting Hisoka in the hunter exam. Hisoka waited till Gotoh was attacking, in this case his own barrage to strike. It’s amazing how many of the basic principles laid out in the beginning of the series reflect in later parts.

@AndyHug. 5 months ago

1:23 ヒソカが自分の技を解除せざるを得ないまで追い詰めたゴトーはもっと評価されていい

@mijailgonzalez7105 3 years ago

Rip Gotoh, I wished he put up more of a fight. I always thought he was OP since he was the head butler for the Zoldyck family.

@user-mq1sl6fr4f 4 years ago

1番推しはヒソカやけどゴトーさんには死んで欲しくなかったからめっちゃ複雑。まぁ結果イルミのせいということで

@user-wn9ls3pv8e 3 years ago

ゴトーは最初は短期な性格だから放出系だと思ってたけど、よく良く考えれば飛ばしてるのは念弾じゃなくってコインやし、回転力を強めてるから強化系説が今となっては濃厚だな…

@kurokogeyakitori 2 years ago

どっちも大好きなキャラだからこの戦闘シーンは本当に好き

@user-ym8qs2rk4p 2 years ago

「お死枚♡」ってやつマジで天才でしょ

@luZurINC 3 years ago

I actually hate that Gotoh died here. I liked his design and was hoping to see more of him.

@user-em7cj7ps7o 3 years ago

2:32 The answer is "The end" → Japanese "oshi(mai)" "How many coins" will be returned? → Japanese "nan(mai)?" ↑He says it just before 2:32. This is a play on words.