Gon is determined to follow his father to become a hunter, passing the “Hunter Examination” and following his dream of becoming a hunter like him father after he discovers his father is alive.
The The Hunter X Hunter The story revolves around the son “Gon”, a legendary hunter, who finds out his “dead” father is in fact “Gin”. In fact as it stands, theres at most about 30 episodes worth of source material to make. HxH is unlikely to continue, 2022 or beyond, there simply isnt enough source material for that to happen. Author has 79 answers and 47K answer views.I see it all the time: people saying that the Hunter x Hunter anime will venture to the Dark Continent once manga writer Yoshihiro Togashi comes back from his lengthy hiatus. Currently, the manga is in the Dark Continent arc, although just barely started. With only 52 chapters ahead of the anime, there’s really not much to be adapted. Hunter x Hunter manga is not that far ahead, at chapter 391 right now. The Hunter x Hunter manga goes further than the end of the anime, but if it's ever adapted, it should get its own series. The Hunter x Hunter anime concluded on episode 148 and covers up to Chapter 339. And if it does then, fans might be able to see an English edition by 2022. , Anime and Manga Fan, 10 years and counting. Hunter x Hunter Doesn’t Need More Episodes. Thus, if work continues, a new episode could air towards the end of 2021. While there is a noticeable gap between the Japanese version and the English version, the dubbed version launched in 2012 and has been producing multiple seasons every year.
The company produced 148 episodes between 20. Madhouse, the animation studio that produced the first six seasons has shown they are capable of producing high-quality content. But, what if the anime creators decided that they would follow the Game of Thrones model and build Season 7 using an outline? If fans consider Megumihan and MariyaIse’s coded messages on social media as a sign that work is underway on the next chapter, then this could be true.
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