The anime also begins airing the Chimera Ant arc for the first time between either version as well.Ģ016: Two years after Hunter x Hunter finishes its run in Japan, the English dub begins for the show on Adult Swim’s Toonami block in May.
This would also be their last outing on the Hunter x Hunter franchise and the definitive ending to the first anime, though it was left open-ended at the end of Nippon’s interpretation for the yet-to be created Chimera Ant arc (which never happened in 1999.)Ģ011: Hunter x Hunter is rebooted by Madhouse, which is a complete restart on the series with no binding ties to the first production.Ģ012: The Yorknew and Greed Island arcs air in their entirety (not as OVAs) for the first time. The manga version of the arc concludes in October of that year.Ģ004: Nippon Animation releases the final round of their OVA’s, which were Greed Island’s entire arc. Here’s a brief look at the history of Greed Island in the Hunter x Hunter franchise (and specifically the anime.)Ģ001: Yoshihiro Togashi begins publishing the Greed Island arc in fall of 2001 in Shonen Jump.Ģ002: Nippon releases the first of three OVA sets this one completes Yorknew City’s arc, which was not finished in the initial run of the show.Ģ003: The first of two Greed Island OVA’s is released. However, this article is about the final arc both animes share- Greed Island, and the very significant event happening in the anime right now- that the arc is finally getting a dub, which is unprecedented, and frankly, long overdue between the two anime versions. As many of you may know from reading the material on this blog, Hunter x Hunter is a big favorite on here, which earned a highly favorable review, deservedly so, and also has an ongoing series where I’m comparing the 2011 anime to the arcs it shares with the 1999 anime, and a character piece about Killua.
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