The thing about Nen is that it exists outside of each of its users. This sounds standard enough given that a large amount of games use elemental affinities as a means of touting varied combat abilities. Kurapika, on the other hand, pours his energy into chains, whereas Gon’s Nen is more aligned with raw strength and willpower. While Killua uses his Nen abilities to channel lightning, Hisoka works with Bungee Gum to manipulate the environment around him. I’ve long thought on how difficult it would be to tackle Nen, the mysterious magical energy that allows Hunters to manifest scary amounts of power.
With games like Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity and Persona 5 Strikers being so well-received of late, I think a Hunter x Hunter game with musou mechanics would genuinely be incredible. The core cast of characters - Gon, Killua, Leorio, and Kurapika - also poses as an enticing prospect for a very specific reason. You’ve got everything from the sprawling metropolis of Yorknew City to the vast and varied landscapes of Greed Island, with characters as diverse as Netero, Meruem, and Chrollo boasting independent and yet somehow intertwined stories that could offer limitless possibilities in terms of branching narratives. Without making a single alteration, this world is already near-perfectly suited to a video game format. It seems exceptionally odd to me that people don’t see the massive potential here. So why, reader, has nobody acquired the rights to make a genuinely decent Hunter x Hunter video game? It meaningfully grapples with toxic masculinity, features a wide range of uniquely intriguing characters, and offers some of the most tasteful fantasy writing around town.
HUNTER X HUNTER GAME GREED ISLAND SERIES
Hunter x Hunter is one of the most fascinating series I have ever watched.
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