Hisoka's primary Nen type is Transmutation and this power is regularly seem whenever he uses his aura for abilities such as Bungee Gum. Interestingly, on top of Transmutation, Hisoka can also use other types of Nen , such as Conjuration, that he uses in Texture Surprise.
Aside from these two types, Hisoka also demonstrated decent skill with Enhancement, Emission, and Manipulation Nen, which just goes to show how incredibly balanced he is a fighter. Hisoka is a man of many talents, but he also has many different outfits. Observant fans have been aware of this for years, but casual or new viewers might not realize that the magician modifies his appearance at the beginning of each story arc.
While his overall look remained consistent, the colors are often altered and an accessory or two would be added. Hisoka also lets his hair down occasionally, such as during the Greed Island arc. The only character that challenges Hisoka in this category is Killua Zoldyck.
The young assassin changed his look so often that he has become somewhat of a meme as a result. Who said all anime characters were limited to one outfit? Hisoka and Pariston Hill have one thing in common, though it has nothing to do with the Hunter x Hunter storyline itself.
Hiroki Takahashi, the clown's voice actor from the series, doubled as the voice behind Pariston Hill in the adaptation. It's worth noting that Takahashi is also a singer , meaning that a quick Google search can lead interested listeners to music performed by Hisoka's version voice actor.
In the anime, Hisoka asked Phantom Troupe member Machi to have dinner with him after his fight with Kastro. It came out of the left field for many viewers and made them wonder who this woman was and why the magician was seemingly so fond of her.
As it turns out, the HxH manga painted a slightly different scenario that was ultimately rewritten for television. In print, Hisoka had actually asked Machi to spend the night with him, entirely skipping the invitation to wine and dine. This is more of a fan theory than a confirmed fact, but it's impossible to disregard the numbers as mere coincidence.
He heard it when Gon asked Razor if he knew Ging. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. Does Hisoka know Gon is Ging's son? Ask Question. Asked 7 years, 2 months ago. Active 8 months ago. Viewed 83k times. Related: 10 Questions about Tenten, Answered. With Bodoro's subsequent death and Hisoka's typical enigmatic nature, this may never be addressed.
However, many fans have theorized that Hisoka may have threatened to harm Gon or Killua if Bodoro didn't forfeit, given that Bodoro had said that he refused to hurt children. Coupled with Hisoka's well-established affinity for extravagant threats, this seems like one of the more well-founded answers to this mystery.
Almost all of his interactions with the Troupe are motivated by this goal, including faking his membership and briefly cooperating with the gang. Hisoka and Chrollo are two of the strongest Nen users in Hunter x Hunter , as well as seeming equally matched physically and mentally. Their fight was one of the most anticipated events of the story. However, because the anime stops at the end of the Election Arc, the Battle to the Death has yet to be animated. Occurring in some of the last chapters released before the hiatus, it may be a while before fans get to see Chrollo and Hisoka come head-to-head on screen.
While Hisoka's real intentions remain in doubt, he has actually been reasonably clear about his surface reasons for being involved with Gon. Since his introduction, Hisoka has stated repeatedly that his greatest passion in life is defeating powerful opponents, to the point where he will outright refuse to bother with those he sees as inadequate. Most of his actions in the story have, so far, been at least somewhat in line with this goal.
Upon meeting Gon, Hisoka claimed that he thought he had incredible potential and wanted to see what he would become capable of. So far he's been committed to this statement and has refused to fight Gon, even going so far as to act as a temporary ally to Gon and Killua. The magician easily dodges his strike but is suddenly struck by Gon's fishing rod.
He praises the boy and knocks out Leorio, and, when Gon tries to intervene, lightly clutches his throat. He determines that both Leorio and Gon will make fine Hunters. An examinee known as " Gittarackur " contacts him to lead him to the site of the Second Phase, and Hisoka leaves with the unconscious Leorio on his shoulder.
He shoots his bloodlust at Gon to allow him to find Leorio. At Buhara 's request, he slays and cooks a Great Stamp. He fails her first test, [13] but passes the amended one. When Satotz, Menchi, and Buhara discuss the batch of examinees, Buhara picks Hisoka as his top contender and notes that he released the largest amount of negative aura during Todo 's outburst. Menchi and Satotz confirm that he constantly exuded bloodlust as if to provoke them.
The latter also remarks that Hisoka is their equal and bears watching. Meanwhile, the magician makes a house of cards and, when he is done, knocks it down, chuckling loudly.
Hisoka, however, catches his spinning blades and beheads him, expressing his disappointment. He is the first to pass through the Trick Tower , having taken 6 hours and 17 minutes. For the Fourth Phase, the remaining examinees are shipped to Zevil Island in order to take part in a week-long manhunt among themselves to capture their respective target's number plate.
He is the first to disembark, due to his ranking in the previous trial. Gittarackur offers to tell him who his target is, but he declines, stating he will just take three random tags. His wounds attract hemotropic butterflies that feed on blood, leading his "predator", Gon, to him. Despite understanding his opponent is dying and that he wants to end his life as a warrior, Hisoka does not fight back, since he is "uninterested in the dead".
Gittarackur then appears and finishes Goz off. Hisoka realizes he decided to honor the dying man's last request. Gittarackur hands him another examinee 's number plate. When night falls, Hisoka decides to get himself two other tags.
He spots Leorio and Kurapika, [19] but, fascinated with their resolve, he allows them to leave unharmed in exchange for a number plate. Their potential and quick development whet his bloodlust, impelling him to find someone to kill. As he does so, he has his badge stolen by Gon, who has been tailing him.
While going after him, Hisoka finds and decapitates Geretta , who turns out to be his target. He praises Gon's stealth and technique and leaves him his badge. Gon refuses to accept the favor, but Hisoka blasts him with a right hook and leaves after challenging him to do the same.
Interviewed by Isaac Netero , he states he wants a Hunter License to attain impunity and that the applicants who caught his attention the most are Killua and Gon. He also declares he would prefer to fight neither of them, especially not Gon, and challenges Netero, but is casually dismissed.
The Final Phase of the exam is an elimination tournament in which the winner of a match is removed from the candidate list and receives his very own Hunter License, and the loser is given more chance.
Hisoka frowns when Hanzo threatens to break Gon's arm. After tussling for a while, he whispers something to Kurapika, then he forfeits the match. His next opponent is Bodoro. It was a one-sided match, but Bodoro doesn't want to surrender.
Hisoka knocks him down and whispers something to him. Right after this, Bodoro admits defeat and Hisoka becomes a licensed Hunter. Hisoka follows Gon and Killua to the Heavens Arena and with his Ren prevents the duo from entering the th floor until they are able to use Nen , declaring them not ready. Hisoka allows both of them to pass and tells Gon if he can win one match on the th floor, he might consider fighting him.
At the beginning of the fight, Kastro seems to have the upper hand, landing some blows on Hisoka from unimaginable positions and angles, gaining a lead. The exchange allows him to figure out Kastro's secret, the use of a Nen double.
When Kastro declares he will take Hisoka's left arm next, Hisoka remarks he may feel more eager to take the fight seriously. After Kastro sends his double to chop off his left arm, Hisoka's right arm magically reappears. He states Kastro will dance himself to death and proceeds to tell him apart from his clone and dodge its attacks, claiming the flaw of the ability is that the clone never shows any damage, and as an Enhancer Kastro has insufficient "memory" for such a complex Conjuration technique.
As he completes the explanation, he hits Kastro in the chin using his severed left arm then kills Kastro by stabbing him with the cards on the ground. After the fight, Hisoka pays Machi to reattach both his arms, concealing the seams with a combination of Bungee Gum and Texture Surprise. It is revealed that Hisoka pretended to be holding back against the Kastro by concealing part of his aura with In , and that he resorted to his brutal magic tricks to prevent Kastro from figuring it out.
When his right arm was severed, he connected it to the stump with Bungee Gum , whereas he linked the right one to Kastro's chin. He used the same ability to send the cards he had previously scattered on the ground flying at Kastro, setting the technique up during another magic trick. Machi then tells him that everyone in the Phantom Troupe must meet up in Yorknew City at noon at the end of August, and that Chrollo might punish him if he skips another gathering.
He invites her to spend the evening with him, but she leaves before he finishes his invitation. As he showers, he peels off the fake spider tattoo on his back, which he made from a piece of cloth using his Texture Surprise ability. On the day of the match, Hisoka can barely contain his excitement. He easily repels all of Gon's attacks without moving from his original position, until Gon uses a flagstone as a diversion and succeeds in punching him in the face. He deduces Gon is an Enhancer and explains his personality-based Nen test, revealing he is a Transmuter.
He then begins to fight for real, surpassing Gon in both speed and strength. When Gon attempts to keep his distance, Hisoka pulls him towards himself with Bungee Gum and punches him hard. Realizing he cannot escape, Gon charges at him. Hisoka is so delighted with his initiative he has a hard time preventing himself from killing him, letting himself be beaten up by Gon until he regains his composure.
While Gon complains to the judge, he attaches the strand of aura on Gon's cheek to a rock and tricks him into being hit, winning the match. He then leaves after telling Gon that the next time they fight, it will be to the death. On August 31 st , Hisoka meets the other members of the Phantom Troupe in an abandoned building in Yorknew City, where their leader gives the order to rob the Mafia Community of the Underground Auction items. He offers Kurapika information about the abilities of seven Spiders in return.
Alerted by Melody that Uvogin escaped, Kurapika leaves after stating he will give his answer the following day at the same time. The next day, he has an unexpected meeting with Gon and Killua after the two were captured and brought to the Troupe's hideout.
They pretend not to know each other and Hisoka seemingly notices Killua realizes the "Chain Dude" is none other than Kurapika. Upon returning to the hideout with the loot, he wants to tell Kurapika that the corpses of several Troupe's members left behind are fake, but fails to contact him. On September 4 th , Chrollo announces his intention to leave Yorknew City.
When Nobunaga protests, he uses the Lovely Ghostwriter ability he stole from Neon on him and Shizuku , learning that tangling with the "Chain Dude" will lead to the death of five other members. Hisoka sends a message to Kurapika, telling him about the fake corpses [48] as part of his plan to force the Spiders to remain in Yorknew City, so he can fight Chrollo.
The Troupe leader then writes fortunes for nearly all members, including Hisoka. The Spiders initially interpret his forged fortune as a sign of his betrayal, but, when Nobunaga is about to clash with him, Chrollo falls into Hisoka's trap and suggests that the "Chain Dude" is forcing him to cooperate. His manipulation is successful and Chrollo decides to remain in the city.
When he learns Chrollo has been captured by Kurapika, he hires Illumi to disguise as himself and act as his double in the Troupe's hideout so that he can leave and fight Chrollo alone. When the hostage exchange terminates, [55] he reveals to Chrollo his fake membership status and challenges him to a duel, but to his great disappointment, Chrollo can no longer use Nen.
Hisoka spares his life and leaves, telling Pakunoda that he has never been attracted to broken toys and that the present already differs from the contents of his fortune. He walks away without returning to the hideout. Hisoka heads to Greed Island in search of an Exorcist for Chrollo. He uses Chrollo's name to enter the game to send a signal to any Spiders who would enter the game.
The fly to him as he bathes in a lake. Sensing the two boys have improved, he determines Biscuit to be their teacher. He tells them he came to the island to find Chrollo, as he fears they would try to stop him if he revealed he is looking for an Exorcist. At Biscuit's request, he accepts to play against Razor's group.
Hisoka pretends not to know what spells are and takes the group to the nearby Aiai , where he spends his free time, to find other players. Killua begins to suspect that Hisoka has met other members of the Phantom Troupe on the island and is hiding it from everyone. When Gon asks him to check his contacts to know if he has met Tsezguerra , Hisoka conceals the names of the Spiders with Texture Surprise. He contacts the Single-Star Hunter for the group.
After one week, they head to Soufrabi.
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