In this article, let’s talk about a Hunter x Hunter character that has caused a lot of debate in the fan community. “Hunter x Hunter” is a story about Gon Freecss, a boy who dreams of becoming a Hunter like his father.
Along the way, he comes across several powerful partners such as Killua, Leorio, and Kurapika, each with their own role and reasons for wanting to become a Hunter.
Killua wants to escape the murderous atmosphere in his family, Leorio wants to earn money to act as a doctor without charging a consultation fee, while Kurapika seeks revenge for his clan.
However, after all, the character that many people find difficult to accept is Ging Freecss – Gon’s father. According to Isaac Netero, Ging is an accomplished Nen user and is ranked among the top 5 Hunters in the world.
Since he was a child, Ging wanted to explore the world and leave Gon behind to go on his adventure. Gon grew up knowing almost nothing about his father, other than that he was a legendary Hunter.
Gon’s obsession with finding his father and becoming a Hunter is essentially what drives the story. Ging and 10 friends founded Greed Island, a game software application that runs on the Joy Station.
To play this game, you must have a rom drive containing data and must know how to use chant. The game takes place in the real world on an isolated island, considered “for a child to practice to grow up” and that “child” is Gon.
The problem is, the game Ging came up with is completely crazy and inappropriate. This place is full of monsters and traps that can easily take Gon’s life. When Gon finally leaves the game, instead of an emotional meeting with his father, what he finds is Kite, Ging’s student. It was as if Ging was avoiding a reunion with his son at all costs.
Even worse, when Gon was between life and death, after putting all his effort into the battle with Neferpitou, Ging did not even show his face.
Ging Freecss, with his choices and priorities, ended up becoming the guy that no one wanted to be when they grew up. Between abandoning his son, creating a game that was almost a minefield, and not even showing up when his son needed him the most, it was made clear that Ging’s adventures are more important than his family. Older brother.
The complex relationship between Gon and Ging serves as a reminder that sometimes the greatest challenges lie not in the fight against villains, but in the relationships we build and especially is in the relationships we neglect.
