Hunter x Hunter

by Yoshihiro Togashi

Gon Freecss is twelve years old and determined to find his father — a legendary Hunter who abandoned him as an infant. To do so, he must pass the Hunter Exam, master Nen (the art of controlling life energy), and navigate a world of thieves, assassins, chimera ants, and a magician who wants to fight him to the death. Along the way, he befriends Killua (an assassin's son), Kurapika (last survivor of a massacred clan), and Leorio (an angry medical student), forming bonds that will be tested by increasingly impossible stakes.

65 characters, locations, and items in this world codex.

Characters

• Gon Freecss — A boy who left a quiet island to find his absent father — radiating sunshine and stubbornness in equal measure, hiding a terrifying capacity for focus
• Killua Zoldyck — An assassin's son who ran away from a family of killers to find out if he was allowed to want something other than murder — and found his answer in a
• Kurapika — The last of the Kurta clan — a boy whose people were massacred for their scarlet eyes, who became a Hunter to recover them and destroy the Phantom Tro
• Leorio Paradinight — The loudest, angriest medical student in the Hunter world — a man who became a Hunter not for adventure but because his friend died of a treatable dis
• Hisoka Morow — The Magician — a combat-obsessed predator who views every powerful person as a fruit to be ripened and then devoured, and whose loyalty, morality, and
• Chrollo Lucilfer — The head of the Phantom Troupe — a calm, cultured thief who steals Nen abilities the way other people collect art, and who views the Troupe's survival
• Meruem — The King of the Chimera Ants — born to devour humanity and rule the world, undone by a blind girl playing a board game, because power without purpose
• Isaac Netero — The Chairman of the Hunter Association — a martial arts master who spent decades punching a mountain to transcend human limits, and who carried a nucl
• Ging Freecss — Gon's father — a Double-Star Ruins Hunter, a genius Nen user, and the worst dad in anime, who abandoned his son to pursue adventure and would probably
• Kite — Ging's student and Gon's first real mentor — a skilled Hunter whose death at Pitou's hands became the catalyst for Gon's darkest transformation.
• Neferpitou — The King's most loyal Royal Guard — a cat-like Chimera Ant whose devotion to Meruem was absolute and whose Nen abilities made them arguably the second
• Shaiapouf — The Royal Guard who loved the King's power more than the King himself — a schemer whose devotion curdled into manipulation when Meruem started becomin
• Menthuthuyoupi — The Royal Guard built for combat — a shapeshifting powerhouse who is the simplest of the three Guards and, because of it, the one who grows the most h
• Komugi — The blind Gungi world champion who humanized the King — a frail, sickly girl whose genius at a board game became the most powerful force in the series
• Illumi Zoldyck — Killua's eldest brother — an emotionless assassin who implanted a needle in his brother's brain and calls it love, because in the Zoldyck family, cont
• Silva Zoldyck — The current head of the Zoldyck family — a mountain of a man who killed a Phantom Troupe member, trains his children as weapons, and let Killua leave
• Zeno Zoldyck — Killua's grandfather — an elderly assassin whose Dragon Dive technique rains aura projectiles from the sky and whose philosophy on killing is terrifyi
• Alluka Zoldyck — Killua's youngest sibling — a sweet child hosting Nanika, a wish-granting entity from the Dark Continent, whose power is so terrifying that the Zoldyc
• Kalluto Zoldyck — The youngest Zoldyck who joined the Phantom Troupe to bring Killua home — a quiet child assassin carrying paper fans and family loyalty in equal measu
• Feitan Portor — The Phantom Troupe's torturer — small, fast, sadistic, and wielding a Hatsu that converts pain into devastating fire attacks. The worse you hurt him,
• Machi Komacine — The Troupe's surgeon — a stoic woman who stitches severed limbs back on with Nen threads and trusts her intuition more than anyone else's logic.
• Nobunaga Hazama — The Troupe's samurai — a swordsman who fights within a four-meter En radius and mourns his dead partner Uvogin with a loyalty the Troupe reserves for
• Uvogin — The Troupe's strongest — a Enhancement Nen user whose Big Bang Impact could crater concrete and who died laughing at Kurapika because he'd never betra
• Shalnark — The Troupe's tech specialist — a cheerful, analytical young man who controls people with cell phone antennae and was killed by Hisoka's post-resurrect
• Shizuku Murasaki — The Troupe's vacuum cleaner — a forgetful girl with glasses who conjures a sentient vacuum named Blinky that can suck up anything nonliving, including
• Pakunoda — The Troupe's memory reader — a woman who could extract information with a touch and who died using that power to protect Chrollo, firing her memories
• Phinks Magcub — The Troupe's brawler — an Enhancement fighter whose Ripper Cyclotron winds up punches to exponential power and who runs hot in every disagreement.
• Franklin Bordeau — The Troupe's artillery — a massive man who shoots Nen bullets from his severed fingertips and who serves as the group's voice of reason despite lookin
• Kortopi — The Troupe's forger — a tiny member who conjures perfect copies of anything he touches, making heists possible through mass duplication.
• Phantom Troupe — The Spider — thirteen thieves from a city that doesn't exist, led by a man who collects abilities like other people collect art, bound by a rule that
• Biscuit Krueger — A master Nen instructor disguised as a twelve-year-old girl — fifty-seven years old, absurdly powerful, and using her cuteness as a weapon because van
• Knuckle Bine — A tough-looking delinquent with a heart of gold — his Nen ability tracks aura debt like a loan shark, but he can't stop feeding stray animals and cryi
• Shoot McMahon — A Hunter paralyzed by self-doubt who found his courage against a Royal Guard — fighting Youpi one-armed because running away stopped being an option.
• Morel Mackernasey — A Sea Hunter who fights with smoke — a veteran Nen user whose combat experience and strategic mind made him Netero's choice for the most dangerous mis
• Palm Siberia — A Hunter whose obsessive personality found its match in the Chimera Ants — captured, transformed, and reborn with the power to see through crystal eye
• Wing — The Nen instructor who opened the door — a mild-mannered teacher who introduced Gon and Killua to Nen at Heavens Arena and set the entire series' powe
• Hanzo — A ninja from Jappon who broke Gon's arm during the Hunter Exam and couldn't make the kid surrender — because some people don't know when they've lost,
• Satotz — The first examiner of the 287th Hunter Exam — a Ruins Hunter with no visible mouth who led candidates through a marathon that was the test itself.
• Genthru — The Bomber — Greed Island's primary antagonist who planted Nen explosives on other players' bodies through handshakes and detonated them for cards.
• Razor — Greed Island's Game Master and one of Ging's trusted allies — a convicted criminal turned NPC who enforces the island's rules through devastating Emis
• Pariston Hill — The smiling vice-chairman who thrives on chaos — a political animal whose only joy comes from watching people react to the messes he creates.
• Neon Nostrade — A Mafia boss's daughter with fortune-telling powers — a spoiled girl whose Nen ability predicted the future through automatic writing, until Chrollo s
• Melody — A Music Hunter cursed by a dark sonata — disfigured by a forbidden song, gifted with superhuman hearing, and using her flute to heal what the music de
• Tserriednich Hui Guo Rou — The Fourth Prince of Kakin — a serial killer with a perfect smile, a collection of human body parts, and a Nen ability so terrifying that the series h
• Chimera Ant Queen — The mother of the King — an enormous insect queen whose biological imperative to produce the perfect offspring triggered the most devastating arc in t
• Colt — A Chimera Ant squadron leader who chose the Queen over the King — the first ant to demonstrate loyalty beyond biological imperative, carrying his dyin

Locations

• Whale Island — Gon's home — a small, forested island where a boy grew up in nature, raised by his aunt, waiting for the day he'd leave to find the father who never c
• Yorknew City — The world's largest auction city — where the Phantom Troupe massacred the Mafia, Kurapika began his chain of vengeance, and everything has a price if
• Heavens Arena — A 251-floor combat tower where fighters ascend through increasingly dangerous matches — the place where Gon and Killua learned Nen and Hisoka waits fo
• Zoldyck Family Estate — Kukuroo Mountain — the Zoldyck family's compound on a mountain so dangerous that the Testing Gate at the entrance weighs tons, and the guard dog is a
• Greed Island — A Nen-powered video game world created by Ging — an island where cards are real, quests have lethal consequences, and the game's completion is Gon's b
• NGL — Neo-Green Life — a technophobic nation that banned all technology, creating the perfect blind spot for a Chimera Ant invasion that no one could detect
• East Gorteau — A totalitarian nation the Chimera Ant King conquered — where Meruem held court, played Gungi with Komugi, and the Palace Invasion changed everything.
• The Chimera Ant Nest — The Queen's hive in NGL — a massive underground structure where humans were consumed, ants were born, and a species began its evolution toward somethi
• Hunter Association Headquarters — The administrative center of the Hunter world — where licenses are issued, missions are posted, and Netero ran the most powerful professional organiza
• Meteor City — A junkyard city that doesn't exist on any map — where the world's unwanted are dumped and where the Phantom Troupe was born from the refusal to be dis
• Republic of Padokea — The nation where the Zoldyck family lives — a country that tolerates the world's most famous assassin family because nobody can make them leave.
• Kakin Empire — A powerful empire launching a Dark Continent expedition — whose succession war among fourteen princes (each with a Nen beast guardian) became the seri
• The Dark Continent — The world beyond the known world — a landmass so vast and dangerous that every expedition has returned with a calamity, and humanity's known world is
• Black Whale — The world's largest transport ship — carrying the Dark Continent expedition, the Succession War, the Phantom Troupe, and Kurapika on a voyage where no

Items

• Nen — The power system that defines the Hunter x Hunter world — the art of controlling life energy (aura) through discipline, self-knowledge, and the willin
• Hunter License — A card that grants its holder access to 90% of the world's public facilities, near-unlimited financial credit, and legal immunity in most nations — th
• Greed Island (Game) — A Nen-powered video game created by Ging and his allies — a physical island transformed into a card-based game world where players can die for real.
• Scarlet Eyes — The eyes of the Kurta Clan — harvested from murdered children and sold as the world's most beautiful treasures, each pair a monument to genocide price
• Poor Man's Rose — A miniature nuclear bomb designed to be so cheap that any country can afford one — the weapon Netero carried in his chest, proof that humanity's most

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