Bro when this came out. We had ppl complaining about the narrator. But I agreed with his narration from the beginning.

@@HarveyRSM00 narration is what made this arc so amazing. The number of things that have drawn me in this much don't even fill all the fingers on my hand

They probably didnt have an interesting reaction cause noone cares about Pitou or the ants they think they are just generic monsters until 2 episodes before Meruem's death Really shallow but what can you do, i guess people dont look for nuance

​What... In what way are they like the usual enemies, their whole learning concept after birth and being humonoid insects with animals as inspiration bruh​@@eloquitodelaesquina

@@thetruesquad5059 You didnt get what I was saying Their special abilities dont make them special tho What separates the ants from other monster enemies in the media is the nuance of their humanity What Im saying is that the reactors probably didnt have an interesting reaction to Pitou crying because they are too shallow to think about what that means

@@eloquitodelaesquina damn, you're probably right. So many people I speak to think that hxh is boring and aot is peak, nobody likes to think or get emotionally invested anymore they just want a big epic spectacle

Naw, he can fuck right off. Ground the pace to a halt so many times I had to skip ahead to get to the important stuff.

Lol 😂

how do u know that the first desicion is not the true one?

No, she regrets the decision to come fast to aid the King, its plainly obvious. She regrets its because she is feeling the negative energy from Meruem and this is an scenario she wasn't even aware it could happen: her King having those feelings and being completly vulnerable and Pitou's being the Royal Guard to witness that state of her god-king. You gotta understand until that moment the King was in the RG expectations and perception a perfect being, ruthless and absolute. Emotional vulnerability wasn't something Pitou's planned to encounter from the King, ever. Even less in the midst of a battle. Your second interpretation is the correct one, about Pitou's crying mirroring the King's emotional distress, and plain love. The King's raw love (expressed as sadness and anger at first, and then him kneeling before his RG and abandoning any resemblance of pride to ask for Pitou's healing gifts to save the human girl) was something Pitou's feared since the beginning but she couldn't map it from the very beginning without context. Until it actually entered the guest's room Pitou couldn't tell what was happening exactly. Togashi's decision to completly obscure Meruem's facial expression was a touch of genius. We are left with our imaginations to fill the gaps of his love and shock.

@@Afreshio it is a matter of opinion since togashi tends to let things to our interpretation, you can't be sure of anything

i think you'r right

im still wondering, why did pitou cry?

Pitou cares about Meruem greatly, Meruems request was very emotional for them. Not only did Pitou empathize with Meruems pain in that moment, but she was also needed by him

@@vonortna1424remember when the narrator said that the king’s aura was so unmasked that it was plain to read his state of mind? It implies that Pitou was feeling the king’s emotion after what happened to komugi.

​@@vonortna1424Pitou has a great sense of empathy towards the King, as shown multiple times At that moment, she felt how hurt the King was over this event And tears flowed It reminds tou they are pretty much human like the rest of us, with a different perspective, thats all They are not less humans than Zeno himself standing right there, and they probably have killed less people honestly

@@vonortna1424 The answer to your question will show you how complex and great Togashi's writing is. Pitou crying can be understood in different ways, and all of them are correct. The first explanation: Pitou felt so honored by the King that she cried, he even said "I"m counting on you" which show a big shift in his personality, he who started as a tyrant who slapped and almost killed Pitou for being insolent to him, just after he was born. Second explanation: Pitou was moved by the whole situation, and she/he/it was feeling empathy toward the King's and his feeling. This might show that character development in Pitou character (we will see that more later, for example when Pitou apologize to Gon before trying to kill him). Third explanation: Pitou was worried about the King's and his entire race and purpose of existing after seeing the change in his heart and how much he cares for Komugi. He cares for Komugi for Komugi to the point that he is almost begging for Pitou the save her.

At least we'll get to see Gon's rage from Ep 116 in a couple of days

Maybe its because the music during that scene is copyrighted but im not sure

@@lilveltheplayer2164 i dont wanna see she die again :c

@@gamereplixer8521 such a shame

nah he jus shocked

​@@asher6156jajajaja

Well, they do upload these mashups every day at 8 pm (here in the central U.S. time), so mistakes are bound to happen.

Nah he's paralyzed from the neck up

​@@asher6156HAHAHA

He'll die instantly Whoever royal guards he faces

in anime she's a female, its confirmed later

@@konbaq author mentioned she is androgynous

@@SasukeGER in the anime, she is a female, and in the official game it is confirmed.

@@konbaq What game?