Gon was on par with Mereum before his rebirth. Pitou didnt meet the reborn King. Remember Mereum got stronger by absorbing Youpi and Pouf. So Mereum is still stronger than Gon
It relates to Kite’s warning that they were entering hell. The shot of Gon using his final Jajanken, staring back at Killua, he is surrounded by an inferno and suffering for what he perceives to be his sins.
One of the episodes we've all been waiting for, hah. Absolute masterpiece in my opinion, from the music to the animation to the payoff. Just the heartwrenching "GON" yelled by killua at the end. Truly peak. Such a journey this show is, from the very upbeat pokemon-y vibes in the first arc, to such dark drama in parts of this arc.
I mean, how we got here was pretty weak. Kite love needed serious writing improvements. The transformation is badass. Although the shorts are hilarious. Great moment tho
@@piusdoe8984 I agree with you but the way I argue it with myself is gon is so loving and fragile that this being the first death of someone he had feelings for broke him. Showing how young and childlike he actually is. I agree thoguh his feelings for kite could have had a bit more time.
19:22 Fun fact, this is the first and the last time you hear Killuas footsteps in the whole show, He lets go of his assassin background and forgets everything to save Gon.
Bro I didn’t even notice that, madhouse cooked with every detail of this adaptation man 😭, we don’t get long format anime of this consistently high quality anymore.
@@AlexRight I noticed after my whatever number rewatch 😅 It clicked with me because I thought back to when Melody mentioned it to him in yorknew and it hit me like a bag of bricks haha
for example you can clearly hear killua's footsteps in the VERY first scene we ever meet him in the series. episode 3, when he walks towards tonpa to get more juice. killua's footsteps are clearly audible like any other footsteps. they're not silent at all. there are many other incidents throughout the series where we can hear them. yes, killua's footsteps often being almost inaudible is a characteristic of him. and the focus of the show onto killua not caring about them at all in this scene is clear. it is a stylistic method to show you how distressed killua is without having to tell it to you, e.g. via the narrator. but it is simply stupid to say that you never hear them before or you never hear them after. because you do. it's just ignorance.
The power up Gon gained was effectively a fast pass to his future potential as a nen user. He sacrificed his future in order to get there faster. That's why his power up was so great, to the point he was as powerful as the king. That's simply how powerful he would have been if he had properly trained to that point, hence the growth spurt into adulthood.
The translation is a bit off, "his fangs could reach the King now" is way more fitting like this one. Alss Pitou only knows pre Rose or better pre Gungi Meruem, with that in mind it dosent sound that ridicilous anymore.
He likely would have been even stronger had he trained until he was an adult. It's likely he would have developed a hatsu with stronger limitations and better effects (or had ging help him develop one) in that time. Nen with restrictions is multiplicative. As it was he was stuck having the base power of a grown man and the skills of a 12 year old to use it with. Definitely not true peak Gon.
the fact that Gon's voice actress is a cute small Japanese cutie who was 25yo at the time of this episode pulling off this kind of range and screams will never cease to blow me away
You know how many people were waiting for your reaction to this single episode? Episode 131 is extremely special for not only HxH, but whole anime genre. It's also sad that we are approaching the final though.
Gon basically did a contract like Kurapika but far more worse. 21:29 Gon finally realizes where selfishness can get him and ends up having tears of regret. What a character development. I have a lot to say about ep 131.
@@TudorX99 Only certain nen users with an incredible resolve could do it, and then the reward depends fully on their maximum potential. Gon got an enormous increase in power because his future potential was very high.
@@TudorX99Yeah, as other people said, not everybody can just have the resolve Gon had, plus even if they do they'll only get the reward equal to their payment, so if they're weak they won't get that much stronger. Gon got this level of strength because he was going to be a beast, but exchanged all of it to kill Pitou
@@TudorX99 The Nen user also needs the time to make the pact, Pitou only gave Gon that time because she was so cautious of him despite the power difference. If a Nen user is in a fight and they're at the point where they know they're going to die and give up on living, they're probably not going to have the time to make it or make use of it. They also need to think of the idea, sacrificing your future to ensure your enemy gets crushed isn't a common idea. Also most people do not have that single minded desire to crush their opponent, in most cases people want to win a fight to live, or at least value their life over victory. Even in dire situations there's always the hope of turning things around or finding an escape, so you need to have that will to destroy your opponent without consideration for your own future.
I feel like this was Togashi's answer to the standard Super Saiyan-esque power up that so many Shonen MCs get in their time of need, but completely flipped on its head. That's what makes me feel that Gon is essentially supposed to be the true horror of Shonen protagonists: a tunnel-visioned youth whose unwavering innocence, childishness, and selective forgiveness really is just horrifying when put under the right lense. Gon really is just a horrifying yet more understandable take on Kid Goku. Contrary to popular belief he is NOT a psychopath, because he is capable of empathy. But he doesn't have a solid system of morality and duty guiding him, which is probably due to the lack of a father figure. The same reason also explains his lack of self esteem and his harsh attitude towards himself when he fails. His selfish behavior is never coming out of a place of malice, but always the result of his constant need to prove himself. As an abandoned child he is desperately trying to justify his existence and worth.
@@JackboMack i'm not sure if this is true. transmuters actually change the properties of their nen into a substance. the visual effect thing is for demon slayer
@@Ensnare15 Even then Demon Slayer contradicts with this with stuff like demons feeling as if their parts got cut off by _ element, like feeling hot and scorched when sun/fire breathing effects them, and people in the verse having unbelievable feats (Mitsuri casually dodges lightning, Yoriichi caught offguard cuts 1500 pieces of demon flesh ''instantly'' so probably below 1 second and near the milliseconds etc)
Idk about these comments about Gon losing his humanity. To me hes always seemed like he actually was brought down to reality and reacted incredibly human. This is a what? 12 11 year old kid, I forget his age, thrust into an adult world and guess what? He doesnt handle it very well. He pushes away Killua in his frustration, threatens someone he doesnt know because he doesn't understand what's going on so he lashes out again, and at the end gambles it all away for a little revenge if that isn't the most human thing to do idk what is. I thought the point of the arc was to show the 2 sides of humanity with Gon being the emotional more illogical side and Killua the more logical while not emotionless side. So to say Gon lost his humanity kind of defeats the purpose for me, even though his decisions are horrible and sometimes impulsive these are still very human reactions. Anyways great reaction
Yeah I misspoke I meant in that moment Killua is the more logical one and Gon is acting on emotion. The arc in itself all the characters wrestle with what being human is, but to dismiss the darker parts as Gon losing his humanity I think is antithetical to the conversation the arc was trying to have at least in my view
I really liked that Pitou fully intended to fulfill their part of the deal and heal Kite even after being deceived by Pouf. To me she's the most loyal and honorable of the guards.
Yeah, i really like Pitou, they are the one guard that understood how much Komugi meant to Meruem. This sense of preciousness gave them empathy that it was lacking before. They are genuine when talking to Gon, now its understandable why Gon is doing this.
A minor detail you can pick up on is that as the arc goes on, Pitou's eyes shift from animalistic and blank to warm human eyes. If you watch the first few episodes where she's introduced, then compare her eyes to the episodes later on, her eyes seem softer and have a light in them to showcase her shifting personality growth.
Pitou was always irresistibly cute and adorable to me whenever she/it was on screen. Even knowing logically that she is a POS. Suprised C&A didn't feel the same way, but I'm a sucker for cats.
@@anusaukko6792 I think their level of morals and evolution makes sense too, they´re all newborns but already this advanced in social dynamics. Which shows they´re part of a bigger older superior race
peak anime, this is why Nen gets the award for best power system, love how it all ties in and isn't just some arbitrary power up solely from anger or sadness
@@kingderk I think what he meant was its not like other anime ie. dragon balls where goku gets angry and gets supersaiyan rgb 15 pro max for free. There's a condition and restriction to actually get hacks.
@@kingderk Well not really, that "power up" is a mixture of like 6 rules and mechanics of nen that have been carefully established and applied in different ways throughout the entire show so the anger and sadness are only a small part and if at all play a major role into why gon would do something like self sacrifice for mere revenge in the first place. Nen is actually miles above any other power system in its logic and I understand that not everyone is carefully watching and observing the anime they are consuming because it's supposed to be entertainment but hxh and especially this moment is carefully thought out and intentional.
@@kingderk totally right, the anger and sadness is on the path to it but it doesnt end in the power up, it ends in the decision to make the choice to give up what he does to gain it and sure it has plenty of flaws like the rest but it is my favourite and it did get the award for best in their own made awards show :)
It's incredible see how author make main character and main antagonist of arc reverse of each other when they even didn't meet each other. Meruem - who was absolute monster and evil in the beginning, and grow up to more empathic and calm person. Gon who was extremely positive and kind, ended up being one of most brutal and merciless and empty inside. 😅 Awesome. Such a talent. Absolutely genius.
You've finally one of seen my personal favorite hxh episode. The art style was beautiful when he first transforms, killua's sadness as he watches his friend throw it all away made me nearly cry just watching. The ants are gaining their humanity, while Gon and Netro throw it all away to become a monster greater then the ants genuinely near perfect episode honestly.
This is peak rage in anime. So many animes have tried but failed to exceed Gon and his demon mode because he didn’t just get angry and become ungodly powerful. He traded everything for it .
What’s truly terrifying is imagining Gon training and progressing his Nen for decades to complete mastery and naturally achieving his “Adult Gon” form. He’s already a one-in-a-million Nen prodigy with this much power at like 12 years old. In a few decades he could maybe become the strongest Nen user of all time.
Gon has never had any intention on fighting meruem, he was just an afterthought to him, in fact during the whole arc he only sees him once and only for a brief moment, that's part of what makes this arc so interesting, the protagonist and the main antagonist never really met
If you're willing to bet it all and gain a power up, would you want to be equal in power to your opponent or greater? If Gon were equal in strength to pitou, there's no guarantee he'd win.
I ALWAYS cry at 130-131 and 134, 135, and 136. I cried this time around too. Gon sacrificed his unparallel future potential and all his talent for this one chance at revenge. This is the motiff of this whole arc. Human vs Monster, and while we saw Meruem's rise to light, we saw Gon's descent into darkness. The thing is... these things about Gon have always been there, but you don't pay much attention to them. Gon's moral compass is screwed, it all depends on whether he considers you a friend or not, it's not tied to logic which makes him terrifying. There is a reason why Hisoka felt a sense of kinship with Gon, and in fact, 131 vs is it episode 30 or 31? but Hisoka says similar words. Hisoka tells Kastro "Here, you can take it." when Kastro threatens to take it, and Hisoka ends up losing his right arm and also uses it (albeit his other arm) to attack Kastro, in a way, you could say Gon took that from him. Gon has been called "a monster" by several characters in HxH but when you see it you don't take it seriously, you say "yeah, he's super strong" even though Gon's "wins" come with severe loss. Gon acts like a real child, and many people didn't like him because of it, because he seemed "simplistic", he isn't written badly, he's wrriten like a 12 yo who's always had his way and has not experienced loss. Idk, at this point I'm rambling, but this is probably the best arc in any shounen animanga I've seen/read. It makes sense why Gege Akutami is obsessed with HxH, why so many mangakas LOVE Togashi and his works. He's a fantastic writer. Oh! Before I forget, you've probably noticed already, but decisive HxH fights when it comes to the MCs are NEVER a fight, they're always an execution.
Yea if we didn't see how that elevator worked, or didn't watch Morel fight Cheetu and Leol 30 episodes prior, then the peak parts like Meruem vs Netero or Gon vs Pitou wouldn't have been good.
This is it. This is the one we were waiting for ever since y’all started. The heartbreaker. One of the Gold-Standard, Grade A, 100% Prime Angus Crashouts of all time.
People need to accept the fact that we don’t know if adult gon could beat meruem or not we just don’t know enough about gons feats and rose meruems only stronger from abilities he didn’t gain that much when it comes to physical stats
if we dont know if gon could beat him then how do you know that post rose meruem "didn't gain much" in the way of physical stats? For all we know he could be 10 times stronger physically than he was before because he absorbed beings as powerful as the royal guard?
@@jgphantom6 I mean your right that is true but I don’t find that likely but even then we still don’t know who would win between gon or meruem we just don’t know enough information
I dont think Pitou made an after life nen condition. It was more of her will to protect the king and the loyalty to him is so great that her nen manifested temporarly after death.
I'm gonna answer some of the question about this one-of-a-kind episode for you guys and for those who don't know yet. The thing that happened to Gon is called "VOW and LIMITATIONS". He basically put a restriction(vow) on himself/Nen abilities so that it became that strong and the limitation/s is that he can/will only use it against Pitou. What Gon did was basically the same with Kurapika with one minor difference. It's like Gon and Kurapika both wrote a cheque to "Nen" and basically said "give me power and I'll pay you for it", but the difference is that Kurapika put down a price, which is his death, Gon on the other hand gave a blank one(in this case, it's his powers and abilities plus his life force) and said "take whatever you want just me me power". Gon's body matured/aged like that because the incoming power is so strong that his teen body wouldn't have been able to handle it so the Nen basically aged it for him so hand he can house all of that power. And yes, what happened with Pitou is called "Nen after Death". Pitou's dedication and loyalty to the king is so great that Nen turned Pitou into a puppet with the goal to kill Gon. And no, even if Gon survived that explosion, he won't be able to use that power against Meruem because his "limitation" is that he will kill Pitou and Pitou only. I'm not exactly sure what would happen but I'm sure Gon lost all of his powers and abilities(don't know if this is spoiler since its gonna be shown next episode I believed). And this wasn't really implied but when PItou said that "his powers is now equal to the King", Pitou is talking about pre-Rose(bomb) Meruem since Pitou don't know about the King dying and then absorbing/combining with the other two royal guards that made him more powerful than before and even if Gon would be able to use his powers against Meruem, it would be equal at best IMO since Meruem is still evolving and Gon is basically is at his max. The power that Gon received is all of his potential and his peak if he trained constantly for a long time. This is long but I hope it helps. Good reaction. CHEERS!!!
It's such a stupid look. Yet it's still somehow epic. The dumbass hair. The crop top and booty shorts 😂😂😂 but the shock of transforming into a buff gigachad makes it still kinda cool. Wish this was he's reaction to Killua almost dying or something. Cause this Kite obsession is so awful but it's still cool
this is what happens if you be patient and build up the big change in your characters and world instead of doing it on episode forty two JUJUTSU KAISEN.
In a way, all the peak moments through the arc are made like that because of all the build up during the slow episodes. Gon/Pitou & Netero/Meruem was as effective as it was because we’ve seen both sides of the conflict every step of the way from the start. They wouldn’t have had the same effect if the arc was just a battle gauntlet. It’s like Togashi took what he did in York New and stepped it up to a bigger scale. Peak anime ngl
People seriously underestimate how important all those episodes were, where all kinds of tidbits of information were scattered and hidden in dialogue and actions of the characters. It’s not a pacing issue, the issue is most people not being emotionally intelligent enough.
@@dididyo2253it is pacing issue but it’s not Togashi fault but anime creators. Like you can see how they dragged ep 130 with Gon crying to finish on certain point. Sacrifice the quality of one episode to make other a perfection. Same with Netero vs Meruem. Ep 125 was slow and had recap of their conversation pre battle for the third time. And that’s how they did 50% of the arc. As manga reader I am not fully satisfied with adaptation. It shouldn’t be 61 ep but more like 50
Critics don't claim that CA should be a "battle gauntlet". Just that some scenes are stretched way too long or placed in bad spots that disrupts the momentum.
I’ve watched people react to this episode so many times in youtube. Many people are screaming out of pure enjoyment of watching Gon power up and beat Pitou’s ass. The ones I always enjoy the most are the ones who see how tragic this tragic this episode really is.
Gon couldn't care less about the king, so I don't think he was thinking about him when he transformed. He was entirely focused on Pitou. Anyway, one of the best anime episodes ever. Great reaction!
Yeah, i really like Pitou, they are the one guard that understood how much Komugi meant to Meruem. This sense of preciousness gave them empathy that it was lacking before. They are genuine when talking to Gon, now its understandable why Gon is doing this.
So, the show doesn't really explain this, but the thing the Gon gave up as the condition was his "potential". Throughout the series, every major teacher and observer of Gon have mentioned that Gon has more potential than anyone. As Killua mentions, the form you see here would have been something Gon could have achieved naturally if he had trained for several decades. That's why Gon specifically could get such a big power up from this condition. Hypothetically, if say, Pitou had made the same sacrifice, it wouldn't have been nearly as strong because they were already near the peak of their potential. Such a good episode man.
Like many other people here have said, I've been waiting so long to see this episode happen. This series is so amazing, from start to finish, but this is truly the peak episode. Still quite a bit left to go!
Killua doesn’t have any nen conditions on his ability(besides having to recharge I guess) but it’s not the same as Gon & Kurapika staking their lives on their fights.
I wonder if having to endure the pain of the electricity is considered a condition. Normal people would be incapacitated if they used killuas abilities. It would certainly help make sense of why his abilities are so powerful that he keeps up with some of the best.
Gon transforming into an adult as he makes a brutal decision based on an extremist childlike point of view is still one of the best examples of irony I’ve ever seen in Shonen.
Pitou is so honorable man, she not only threatened Gon to protect the king, but also she gave Gon a reason to kill her and get ride of all those negative emotions
One of the most peak episodes of anime ever. I also was thinking along the same lines as Carlie when i watched this episode, thinking about how Gon could rival Meruem according to Pitou. Tho also, if he does go after Meruem, we have to remember that the last time that Pitou saw Meruem was before his rebirth. He is clearly much stronger now after being given the life energy of Pouf and Youpi and some of their powers, and Pitou was comparing Gon to the Meruem that she remembers from before all of that. So if Gon does go fight Meruem after this with his current power, Gon will still be fighting an uphill battle, because it will basically be the power of previous Meruem against the current Meruem
Gon is an example of one of the few times we see a goody goody shounen MC truly lose themselves. Usually, there's always someone or something to bring a shounen MC back to their senses before they go too far. Gon is one of the goated shounen MCs for me because the writer went to a place other shounens won't.
misinformation is actually so important in HxH. Pitou saying gon was equal to the king was the biggest piece of misinformation. Pitou doesnt know the kings full strength, she has never seen it, only his tantrums. Gon also doesnt have an ants hard body. if his power was equal to the king then why did he lose an arm ? As a viewer you have to be extremely critical of this show and the facts it presents.
@@Windmill360 how much auru you exhibit isnt 100% all the time. gons auro spikes when he launches an attack and when he is in a fight. no one in the show just uses full aura just walking around. Yes you can do a rough readings based on aura. It isnt accurate and shouldnt be used as facts. Also aura doesnt factor in how smart a person is and their physical augmentations . The ant king is biologically far more durable. Hes also way smarter than gon.
I understand the issues that Ange has with the development between Gon and Kite but I really believed is more about Gon's way of seeing things and injustice than time spend together (even though I belive they spend some good time together). If you think about Rengoku and Tanjiro for example, it's way faster. They spend less than a day together basically. Both of them, Gon and Tanjiro, have a traumatic experience over the deaths of these characters and it comes with a big sense of guilt and the realization that they are weak. It stucks with then. I think that Kite even spends more time with Gon and Killua on a routine basis because they're were investigating the ants and covering a lot of land. I was happy that you guys enjoyed the way it payed off in this episode, but I think the criticsm over their relationship is a bit unffair. And besides, Gon is really young and it is his first time reacting to a loss of someone that he grew fond of. Love you guys! Sorry for my English, I am Brazilian. Your reactions always help me feel better, so thanks from the bottom of my heart! ❤
Loved your reaction to one of my favourite episodes of tv! Also please watch "March comes in like a lion" I guarantee you two would absolutely love that show!
If I remember correctly, the translation wasn't exactly right. Pitou didn't say "his power is equal to that of the king's", it said "his fangs can reach the king".
There is a very large difference between those 2 statements. The correct translation implies he is capable of wounding the king, not that he's equal to him. In other words, he probably can't win, but the King won't leave the fight unscathed.
No, the translation is more or less right. Togashi uses a double meaning in the otiginal manga with kanji and furigana for "abilities/fangs" like he did with Netero's statement about mankind's "infinite potential for evolution/malice." Translators pick one interpretation or the other but people that read one version often seem to insist the other translation is wrong when it's not. In this instance, Pitou literally says in the original manga that Gon's "abilities/power now reach the King" where abilities obviously equates to power level. In this case, focusing on the power level makes more sense to me since it directly highlights Gon's strength as well as the cost and conviction behind his Nen contract.
@@ZayamadThe correct translation from the original manga, using kanji and furigana, is Gon's "abilities/fangs now reach the King" (where abilities = power level) with a combined double meaning that Togashi often uses but which gets lost in translation and the anime format. So Gon's power level now reaches that of the King is an appropriate interpretation and suggests Gon is on equal footing with pre-Rose Mereum.
I've been waiting for your reaction to this episode ever since you've started H×H..........I'm sitting in my clinic......watching you get excited over gon's transformation 🥹😂🔥
Carlie was spot on when she compared Netero vs Meruem to Gon vs Pitou. She noted the missing limbs and the explosion at the end. But there's also the skull-like imagery that Netero and Gon share. A skull appears behind Netero before he unleashes the bomb, and Gon's face resembles a skull when he's transforming and he yells "Pitou!".
My favorite part about the situation with Gon is this is exactly what happens when you have the anime trope of you can get great power for great sacrifice....and the main character is 12-14. A lot of shonen playing out in reality would end up being nightmares just because of the reality of child psychology and the fact they get BIG emotions from traumatic events they're not ready for and have never even felt before. Its why I always enjoyed how Gon is both a great example of the headstrong shonen protagonist and also an amazing deconstruction of it too. This is what happens when you mix the shortsightedness of an insanely hardheaded and emotional child with a system that basically incentivizes being as singleminded as possible.
Every single person who has seen you reacting to HxH has been waiting for ONE SINGULAR MOMENT. The infamous HxH 131. You mentioned several of the other insane moments throughout the ant arc and you're absolutely correct in how hype they all are but 131 is the moment we all still wait for. FUCK THAT WAS GOOD. As always, your reactions are super fun. I enjoy you noticing many of the small things throughout the shows, asking questions and also accepting that you'll probably have top wait for an answer after an ep or arc. Super great stuff.
Meruem has never been on Gon's radar. The condition was giving carte blanche to his Nen in order to get him to a point where he could annihillate Pitou no matter the sacrifices he had to make. As a consequence that does basically mean being as strong as Meruem bc otherwise he'd fall short in the power scale, but that wasn't something HE determined, consciously or subconsciously, his nen did. His nen just made him stronger than Pitou and Pitou only knew one person stronger than them to compared Gon to: the King. Also, his condition being strictly linked to defeating Pitou and that's it, is highlighted in the episode when Pitou on the brink of death is glad that he made that kind of sacrifice to kill them, not the King, thus meaning that after killing them he was done. It's important to pay attention to what they're thinking in that scene and remember the nature of nen restrictions. He became this powerful ONLY bc of what he sacrified and ONLY bc it's restricted to killing Pitou specifically, the same way Kurapika's Emperor Time is as OP as it is only against the Spiders. Also, rememeber the concept of Nen after death introduced in the York New arc, as it plays a major role here when Pitou's Nen activates and re-animates their body to defeat Gon and it's also important after the anime ends, in stuff that happens in the manga in the following arc.
What I love a lot about this episode is that it really depicts the fact that gon is in fact still a 12yr old child, he was in complete and utter denial about kite’s death, had a mental breakdown with the blame, and then threw his life away without a second thought. It’s a call back to what killua said that there’s a difference between risking ur life, and throwing it away, kurapika risks his life while gon does the opposite. Him losing his humanity is a call back to zeplies appraisal that he doesn’t care about right and wrong which is why he was willing to kill komugi for his own gain. It’s also why people suspect that if he wasn’t already friends with kurapika that he would’ve accepted the phantom troupes invitation if he found them interesting enough, hell his best friend was an assassin and killed numerous people and he didn’t bat an eye. That’s y I love gons character in this show
This is a question for viewers who have watched other reactors watching HxH and it isn't a dig at C&A. HxH is not a series I watch reactions for generally, outside of a few episodes like this one. But it feels as if no reactor gets that in the moment Gon says he doesn't care, he makes a contract granting him amazing power at a steep price. Do reactors tend to skip the moments where individuals speak about contracts? I haven't seen a single reactor make the connection. C&A do better than anyone else I've seen though with C mentioning Kurapika and A figuring it had to do with nen.
I think it would have been SO MUCH COOLER if they overlayed an "older" sounding version of gon ontop of his child voice with some FX. But I'm still stoked with how they did everything regardless
This was legendary. Btw equal to Pitou is not beating Pitou Carlie. He has to be much much more powerful to beat her. Gon is not thinking of ANYTHING else.
definitely more accurate but Idk about colder lol hearing that his power now equals the king as opposed to a vague analogy that doesn't really indicate what Gon would be able to do if he ever reached the King, I think the sub they watched is way better even if it isn't accurate to the manga
