@Para el libro修 awwe i feel so bad for yaa ->- i didnt know that you're blind to see real things and living in your fantasy world UnU dont worry, one day you'll learn and see what reality is ^^ world is good but also has dark sides and you will see both of them :D Oh yea and swearing is for lil kids or uncultured people so maybe you dont have attention from your parents poor thing -^-;
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What hits me as hard as the whole humanity's infinite potential malice/evolution is that the nuke used was a cheap version used by "small dictatorships", in other words humanity could have nuked Meruem at any point and possibly with a bigger and more deadly nuke. Really flipped my thoughts on how much of a menace where the ants on the bigger picture, at the end that's what they where, just simple ants that could be erased by the flip of a switch.
This is a motiff, theme, whatever you call it, present throughout the manga. Normal humans < nen users < the spiders = elite nen users < Meruem < The Seven Calamities < ??? For those who dont know, the entirety of humanity lives inside a lake, its not even an ocean, called Mobius and in the "mainland", there's horrifying Eldritch monsters. To me thats always been a very fascinating part of Hunter x Hunter.
This death is written so well, in my mind this is the best possible way a character like Netero should die. Meruem realized that Netero won using the bomb that was created by humans so in this battle humans won.
It was an ass pull. How can you consider it well written. I mean yea I agree, it’s a death which fits perfectly for netero. But mentioning the bomb like seconds before it’s being used is just bad. At least foreshadow it in some way.
@@deadline6149 For no particular reason? He was the epitome of the evolution of his species, combination of the best human and animal genes available to the queen. And very young at that, so his body was in his most perfect state. So, yeah, there were a lot of reasons.
What I f***ing adore about this is the fact that the entire arc performs this role reversal where it introduces the monsters and the humans, then progressively makes the monsters more human and the humans more monstrous. It starts by making something higher than humans and putting humans in the same position as the animals we eat every day; weaker, mote vulnerable, completely outclasses physically. ... But physicality isn't what got humans at the top of our food chain. Through war, tribalism, and hatred, we used our intellect to evolve and become some impossibly anchored at the top of the food chain that our sheer ingenuity has made us indomitable. No animal on the planet could ever hope to conquer us. If a rock or stick won't kill it we invent guns. If guns don't cut it, we invent bigger guns. If those don't cut it, we make bombs, then bigger bombers, then abstract and more economically reasonable versions of bombs. When the bombs make other humans too fearful, we tone them down for their sake and keep our nukes on standby just as a threat; a REMINDER of what we are capable of. Which leads to the most important line of this scene: These are CHEAP bombs designed for "small dictatorships". The Chimera Ants were NEVER a global threat. They could have been turned into a crater at any point, but the governments around the globe were trying to stay economically reasonable. It wasn't about a threat, it was about economics and politics at the end of the day. They literally could have pushed a button and stopped him at any time, and Meruem meanwhile went through a whole existential arc originally just wanting to conquer the world before taking the arrogant, far more patronizing position of making sure colonies of humans would "allowed" to thrive in a world controlled by Chimera Ants. And he only realized how foolish and stupid this was the moment Netero, in his final moments, laughed at him. Mureum realized that despite the situation and all the grandstanding, Netero was never taking him seriously even for a second. To Netero, it was just him challenging himself with one last battle. It was the rogue wolf killing villagers thinking it was the top of the food chain until the hunters with the guns came out.
Humans are the deadliest apex predator to ever stride on earth. Not because of strength, but intellect and the diversity there of. That simple adaptation elevated us on orders of magnitude beyond our closest intellectual competition that are obscene. We keep animals that see us as food for entertainment. The only way the animal kingdom can mess with us now is through infections and virus', but even then, our natural immunities aided with medicine have rendered many vanilla strains nothing more than a sore throat or runny nose. We have to MAKE pathogens more deadly through genetic modification in order for us to feel a natural fear again. That being said, your point of the roles being reversed is on full display here. Meruem is acting in accord with tenets of honorable single combat, a human conception, a fight to prove he can beat his opponent. However, Netero is here to remind him why humans are so dangerous, he is acting according to nature, a fight for victory at any cost. A fight using that intellect that makes us still magnitudes beyond comprehension above the ants. Concepts of honor only matter to other humans, nature favors those who take advantage of an opportunity.
The fact that despite all that Nen and strong ability thing, a manmade Nuclear bomb is shown as the most lethal weapon in this anime speaks so much on so many levels.
@@tesvn4254 wow you must be really confident 208 people collectively cringe. Damn bro you must be killing in life to think 208 people collectively cringe. Maybe next time do that irl. Bring 208 people inside a fucking room and call them cringe to their fucking face mr. Big Man
You're a human -_- Stop being filosophycali while use a smartphone Made of químics and living in a destroyed forest, "human are scarier Than the devil itself" dude you're human, stop being that cringe
@@tesvn4254 dude the devil wants our souls because he’s the devil. We kill and crush each other’s souls on the daily. We’re worse than devils. We don’t feel remorse if we’re motivated to. We prey on small children. We cause wars because of a bad impression of another country. We are evil.
Meruem tells Netero The reason of Netero's defeat which is that Meruem is the Peak of his species evolution and how he is their strongest and most efficient weapon and his goals far surpasses Netero's will , For Netero to response with an ironic laugh saying "I Am not alone" with this sentence alone everything became clear , When he said that an Aura was shown not his regular Aura but a very different type of an Aura similar to the Royal guard's Aura but far more evil so much so that the king himself got scared and confused on what made Netero have all this resolve and confidence? Meruem badly estimated Netero's confidence earlier with something like "He is stupidly overconfident" "He is underestimating my strength" "He has a death wish" without accounting for the slightest chance of Netero or any other human can actually harm him , It was when Meruem realized That Netero also had Humanity's Peak evolution and their strongest weapon so far which is The Nuclear bomb it turns out that Netero was fighting for all of humanity not a battle of who survives but a battle of who becomes the dominant species , Meruem realized that he was already in checkmate Meruem blamed him self for not seeing it through and didn't blame Netero at all as it wasn't even a "Dirty Trick" it was a human made weapon that always get used in wars. Just like all of the Chemira ants capabilities that doesn't count as tricks. I Just wanted to express what I personally see and like in this Great scene.
That's a really good explanation. I keep seeing interpretations of these scenes throughout youtube and man, I fall deeper in love with this particular arc and these specific character defining moments. Thanks for your comment!
@@AdityaPillai009 Oh I kinda messed it up a bit but Glad you like it! , And yeah the same here I really like these it reveals how great the anime is! it just hopefully never ends.
The real translation in Netero Phrase is "Dont underestimate humanity's infinte potential for evil. In the next chapter we see How the Poor man's rose were used by humans for humans destroying even inocent people, and just how for interest, Humans can be worst that the Chimera Ants. Chimera ants did what they did for survival and to growth as a species. Humankind does what they does just by greed, interest, pleasure or just because they can do it. And since the begining, Hisoka, Illumi and Genei Ryodan showed us that vision from the world.
@@ConoceloTuMismo Well yes but I think it actually translates to evolution and mailce at the same time but different reads ,And yes there is evil humans but that doesn't mean that all humans are evil similar to why humans let those good Chemira ants just go away giving the fact that they ate humans and their kind did kill thousands with only a promise to not eat humans. Meruem before his growth he was evil by being reckless filled with confidence killed for fun and killed for no reason he wanted to rule the world killing whoever he sees and just before the castle invade 5 million people were gonna die or at least most of them while the rest will transfer into ants and thousands already died by eating them but what changed him ? it's his human self that made Komogie special to him and made him see things differently as soon as he realized that he lost. Humans was on top of the species they evolved Greatly they made weapons sure but that's for self defending as Meruem clearly was gonna use humans for food and he wouldn't be okay with 7 billion people living on earth he might end up wiping half of em it was a clear war. You might think that weapons is evil and has no good on them then the same can apply to how Meruem is powerful. Killua described Pitou's Aura by being very evil far more than what Illumi and Hisoka has so it's blood lust and how it's careless wether killing this or that made it that evil After all Chemira ants is based on humans mostly they're not as different as you described them there is good and there is bad and of course there is neither sometimes and changing is always possible.
The whole point of this arc is a critic from the author to humans' potential for malice. Showing that we can be worse than the ants which were supposed to be monsters. That's why the arc revolves around a dictartorship and characters like Netero and Gon die in a selfish way just for the sake of revenge/destroying the enemy. The word "shinka" can be translated both ways evolution/malice as a way to say that the king underestimated humanity's potential for evolutioning its malice. The ants didn't stand a chace as we are experts at making destruction weapons. As someone else said in a comment, the bomb used to kill Netero wasn't even a big one, there were way worse bombs.
"the bomb was both compact and low budget, easily mass produced" honestly shows how horrifying humans are, to think all it'd take to kill Meruem was to just shoot one of those "easily mass produced low budget" bombs
@@forbes7410 In the original Manga this is actually the intended double meaning. In japanese some Kanji are written with extra "letters" to give pronounciation which created this double meaning.
@@edgychud No, the "malice" is in the fact that to survive humans will not play fair. They will not surrender to a stronger oponent but they will use ANY mean to win (in this case a cheap nuke that can be easily produced); in the first place, humans invented such a strong and easy to make weapon in order to use it against each other: not for survival, not to help someone else, but simply out of greed. That is the human's malice
Zeno discussed how Netero’s aura is unusually quiet, which makes his attacks difficult to anticipate and was confirmed by Meruem. Similar to Meruem revealing his aura when Komugi was injured, Netero finally revealed his hidden badassery before his ultimate demise.
I like to think that Netero exhausted all of his aura and that horrible Nen the king felt was the resolve(Nen) of the entire human race. Its ironic because that nen is 100x more malicious than any royal guard.
this scene was a work of art from the music composition to the sound affect to the visual metaphors of the dark infinite aura and the skull representing both humanity and death and not to mention netero's face as he was about to die, its pure perfection.
Yeah, it’s the religious argument. Humanity does something good ? It’s because of God. Humanity does something evil ? It’s the devil fault. But they have to realise that Humanity is better than God, and worse than the devil.
I love how the narrorator goes into extreme detail about how cheap and easily mass produced those bombs are to show just how lethal humanity can be, all those ants really were just a minor nuisance in the grand scheme of the world
@@bruhbruh4635 Ironic you should say that, because this entire arc was meant to show how every single one of us humans is capable of doing unimaginable evil - in other words, how every human has a dark "shadow" self (read Carl Jung if you don't know what that is). And that "shadow" is a metaphor for our inner demons and hidden malice. To put it simply, while there was no literal demon inside Netero, there was a manifestation of that inner demon that is - humanity's endless potential for malice, their willingness to throw everything else away to win. While this entire theme I just talked about wasn't directly involved in this sequence, it was an overarching tone in the entire Ant arc.
Evolution might be right in certain point, but I still prefer the line "You know nothing of the bottomless malice within the human heart". If the nuke with such power can mass produce even by poor countries, imagine the amount of nuke human will have. Even if this nuke cannot kill Mereum, humans who hold grudge, fuel by hatred and malice will one day kill Mereum by any mean necessary.
I would recommend you watching the reactions of kimchi and tofu , they have made reaction on every episode and they are by far the best reactors I have seen not only for hxh but all of reacting
Whats crazy is what happend there ended up killing not only the King but also the 2 royal gaurds. Netero did more then everyone thaught he was abel to do.
yeah just wanna comment on the "disclaimer" at the start of the video, its totally true. there's no point having more than 5 channels reacting because you just cant understand what anyones saying. good call
Whats insane is the line I was hoping they would react to they didnt. But the thing is YOU MISS IT. It just happens… Then you watch this again and notice it and it makes you think. The ants had established themselves as ruthless nuts. Little did they know humanity is professional at being cruel. Thats what humanity is…a killing machine. Only we would he able to create such insanity in terms of a weapon.
Because Zero Hand wasn't enough, Netero decided to bring out his final ace in the hole. It's known as Poor Man's Rose. To sum it up, it's basically an atomic bomb that will trigger once he kicks the bucket. And instead of the traditional mushroom cloud, we get a glowing rose.
I am really glad that even tho Meruem is so powerful. He's still stupid or not knowing enough or not matured enough to know all the malicious things and how evil humans can do. Or how can we as a humans species can go to a length when in desperate and on the brink of destruction.
i love your little cut at the end, to anyone whos done actual editing what you showed looks like childs play and further more no one needs to support you in taking others content and compiling it. if you want to do it for the sake of liking and enjoying making the content thats fine and your choice however thats how it should stay you dont deserve a treat for going out of your way to compile something that wasnt asked for nor is yours.
"No way! Is he turning into the Devil now?!" A question she unknowingly answered herself. Edit: Yo! These reactions are so good! I love the dude on the bottom right. He lost his H x H virginity! xD I also love the fact that they had no idea of how monstrous Netero would become.
Although the scene always goes hard, it doesn't feel right when they make netero say "evolution" instead of "malice". It just doesn't give you the same amount of chills in the spine
Well the furigana reads evolution and considering that they are talking about evolution I think it fits better. It's hard to make the double meaning clear in the anime so go with what fits better.
I like that ultimately his sacrifice meant nothing I don’t think Meruem was going to let him continue living and the bomb would activate regardless of who stopped his heart
How did it mean nothing? Meruem doesn't survive the bomb and neither do his royal guards. Like yes they "survive" it but the radiation poisoning still kills all three of them.
