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i’ve got the these celestial bodies printed on my skin but all i end up seeing is you

There are fears about an “irreparable” damage to Gon and Killua’s relationship, that Gon should apologise to Killua properly… Apology is part of a bigger picture - Killua and Gon’s storyline of Reconciliation. This storyline is positive, well-written and deeply emotional, and I’d LOVE to share observations with you. Time to calm down.

Self-Destruction Drama with Gon happened before:

IMPORTANT: The text is long, plus, I do not support Gon hate. He’s a human being and a kid, so don’t worry, none of my analysis will put him as a monster.

You know the theory that one of the reasons Gon shuts Killua out from Pitou’s fight, besides proving himself and erasing his guilt, is also to keep Killua safe? I didn’t understand at first, but I kinda agree with that now.

Remember the “YES I AM AN IDIOT” iconic scene, Greed Island arc?

Let’s talk about that and link it all.

Personal notes about Killua & Alluka reunion in the Election arc.

WARNING: LONG POST

The Zoldyck family’s attitude to their children has always been clear and reaches its climax in Volume 31. The cover portrays Killua and Alluka as plushy toys. Dehumanization and objectification are what Killua is going to fight against. By protecting his sister, Killua protects their human dignity and right to independence. To show the difficulty of this fight, Togashi rewrites the “creepy girl” trope for Alluka like he rewrote “a killer kid” trope for Killua.