The Hunter Exam is WILD for Doing This 😨 #animeanxiety #hxh #hunterxhunter

[JioVega]

"To keep repeat applicants from gaming the system"

*It is I, Tonpa*

[_ZeroMaximum_]

Teacher: "Don't worry. The exam is not that hard."
The exam:

[hyperburno]

"It puts kids in danger" the hunter association does not gaf, Hunters can do anything they want, evil isn't a factor in decision making

[Ansh]

Teacher: the exam isint that hard

*Hisoka being the single most hardest thing in existance after spotting a child*

[dylanbuchanan]

This is why I like HxH’s world, actually. It’s so surprising and unexpected and you never know what you’re going to get. It’s get this chaotic energy and the first story arc really carries that vibe

[superbeltman]

Worst part about all these flaws is that THEY’RE NOT FLAWS AND THE ORGANIZATION IS VERY PROUD IF THEM FOR SOME REASON

[Watertastesgood]

The picture of hisoka fading in is crazy😭

[AhmedHussain-juxd]

I'm pretty sure the battle royale was just an excuse to thin out the the numbers cuz they had too many applicants that year

[Lelouchxzero]

Netero: Why do you want a license:
Hisoka: Murder:
Netero: I see very nice.

[MuscleChez]

"it puts kids in danger" why they in the hunter exam in the first place

[filipvadas]

To be fair, the exams being so drastic and ridicilous is kind of a good way to screen if someone is capable of adapting to and/or overcoming whatever is thrown at them. If you can't do that, then the chances of you dying within the first 2 years are almost guaranteed.

I mean, the Chimera Ant arc is a good example. Sure, nobody expected creatures from the Dark Continent to make their way across the sea but that doesn't remove the fact thag so many Hunters were killed because, quite frankly, only an above average Hunter could handle them if caught off guard by them. And even then, it was a serious threat that required Netero to get involved before it went too far.

[Emerald]

To be fair, its designed that way since its Netero's philosophy of only prioritizing people's strength and nothing else

[ryanpeters]

Does everyone forget the boat scene? There are judges every step of the way (only 3 members of the entire boat passed that judge). Even the monsters that guide Gon and Killua are judges, specifically to weed out anyone but the best. By the time they reach the test proper, the stakes are made very clear, and even then, they have secret watchers in several phases for slight protection. It isn't the greatest system, but it does the job decently.

[bruce]

The two choice quiz is not ridiculous, it’s supposed to test your morals, both Gon and Leorio found the question absurd and did the right thing by not answering, Kurapika was able to figure it out and bypass it because of his incredible intellect

[autostradapazza]

How Hunter Association respond to all this complications about their exam:

Not my f*cking problem

[intentional_feeding]

theres nothing wrong with the exam. if one individual cant survive the uncertainty of the exams, then they're not fit to be hunters.

[noobster]

Chairman knew if they got knockdown by killua without using NEN, they are not worthy being a hunter.

[aibanjayobiso]

Remember luck is also being tested in hunter exam

[Fuchsfeuer]

the exams are not crazy, they are just right. as a hunter in the free world everything changes and you have to be able to adapt or you die. see chimera ant arc as a perfect real-life example. gin knew it too and made greed island exactly like that, so that the game could become deadly serious at any time.

[Byrdstar-unme]

The fading Hisoka gave me " I like ya and I want ya " vibes