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-EPISODE 46-
Manga: Chapter 79, chapter 80
Nippon’s adaptation: Episode 54, episode 55
Kurapika’s question about the Scarlet Eyes came before the call. I really liked the scene with the panning and selective cropping.
Kurapika’s was not seen when he made the next appointment in Madhouse’s adaptation
Dalzollene’s dead body did not appear in Madhouse’s adaptation
A filler scene in Nippon’s adaptation between the Spiders and we see for the first time the spider coin used to solve disputes between the members according to the rules.
These eyes…..!!
It’s a miracle he didn’t get furious on her considering his anger issues from the previous episodes…!!
Once again, Linsen does not talk at all in both adaptations despite talking in the manga.
Squalla’s thoughts on babysitting Neon was not in Madhouse’s adaptation
Kurapika talks with Nostrade in privacy in Nippon’s adaptation instead of staying in Neon’s room.
Here we see Nostrade for the first time in the manga and Nippon’s adaptation. He showed up previously in episode 41 of Madhouse’s adaptation
The beginning of Kurapika looking up the info was not seen in Madhouse’s adaptation
Dead man #1
We see here the hunters website is the same as the one Gon and Killua used in the past, but Uvo and Shal did not go in it like the last time.
We also see Franklin with them bringing the beer since it was his assighnment
THE MANLY KISS!! It was a brief comedic moment in the manga and Madhouses’, but Nippon’s…. they went a bit beyond….. excuse me while I vomit…!!
Uvo on the Moon
I’m running out of dirty jokes…!
A Togashi desktop in Nippon’s adaptation
That’s MY question…!
Both adaptation’s did not show Squalla’s epic reaction as it was in the manga.
A “secret message” between Kurapika and Senritsu in Nippon’s adaptation
Nippon’s adaptation: Episode 54, episode 55
Kurapika’s question about the Scarlet Eyes came before the call. I really liked the scene with the panning and selective cropping.
Kurapika’s was not seen when he made the next appointment in Madhouse’s adaptation
Dalzollene’s dead body did not appear in Madhouse’s adaptation
A filler scene in Nippon’s adaptation between the Spiders and we see for the first time the spider coin used to solve disputes between the members according to the rules.
These eyes…..!!
It’s a miracle he didn’t get furious on her considering his anger issues from the previous episodes…!!
Once again, Linsen does not talk at all in both adaptations despite talking in the manga.
Squalla’s thoughts on babysitting Neon was not in Madhouse’s adaptation
Kurapika talks with Nostrade in privacy in Nippon’s adaptation instead of staying in Neon’s room.
Here we see Nostrade for the first time in the manga and Nippon’s adaptation. He showed up previously in episode 41 of Madhouse’s adaptation
The beginning of Kurapika looking up the info was not seen in Madhouse’s adaptation
Dead man #1
We see here the hunters website is the same as the one Gon and Killua used in the past, but Uvo and Shal did not go in it like the last time.
We also see Franklin with them bringing the beer since it was his assighnment
THE MANLY KISS!! It was a brief comedic moment in the manga and Madhouses’, but Nippon’s…. they went a bit beyond….. excuse me while I vomit…!!
Uvo on the Moon
I’m running out of dirty jokes…!
A Togashi desktop in Nippon’s adaptation
That’s MY question…!
Both adaptation’s did not show Squalla’s epic reaction as it was in the manga.
A “secret message” between Kurapika and Senritsu in Nippon’s adaptation
Dead man #2
Dead man #3. Madhouse kept the place, but Nippon kept the finisher.
Now back to the trio. This scene got extended a bit in Nippon’s adaptation
Correction: He was raised by fox bears.
Both adaptations did not show Leoreo’s thoughts on the plan.
(Right): “This kind of auction arose from illegitimate means to begin with.” – (Left): There’s bound to be a betting pool in the sidelines, gambling on the outcome.”
Then….. The worst scene in the episode…. Like they say: “Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me thrice… shame on both of us.” First was opening the gate, second was the hurdling, and now this! Why does Madhouse keep altering Leoreo’s spotlight scenes?! Do they have a personal issue with him or something?! Luckily Nippon have kept the scene unaltered, but my nitpick is the slam was a still image instead of an animated moment.
I always thought this was a dude and not a beefed up woman, and I was right…!
Gon is still weak in math in Nippon’s adaptation
The Spiders’ pamphlet.
More dialogue between the boys in Nippon’s adaptation.
In Madhouse’s adaptation, Killua hears about the attack on the auction.
In Nippon’s adaptation, it was Gon who wanted to start looking instead of Leoreo. Plus they made him more oblivious on the situation.
In Nippon's adaptation we see Kurapika is using the Guiding Ring Finger to sense Uvo's arrival.
Uvo’s face when he reached Kurapika looked nothing like the manga.
Hmmm…..
Yay!
Unfortunately, this episode was worse than the expectations, especially after the superb performance of the previous episodes. But the changes we’ve seen made it bad and I hope they make it up with the upcoming episodes.
7.5/10
Dead man #3. Madhouse kept the place, but Nippon kept the finisher.
Now back to the trio. This scene got extended a bit in Nippon’s adaptation
Correction: He was raised by fox bears.
Both adaptations did not show Leoreo’s thoughts on the plan.
(Right): “This kind of auction arose from illegitimate means to begin with.” – (Left): There’s bound to be a betting pool in the sidelines, gambling on the outcome.”
Then….. The worst scene in the episode…. Like they say: “Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me thrice… shame on both of us.” First was opening the gate, second was the hurdling, and now this! Why does Madhouse keep altering Leoreo’s spotlight scenes?! Do they have a personal issue with him or something?! Luckily Nippon have kept the scene unaltered, but my nitpick is the slam was a still image instead of an animated moment.
I always thought this was a dude and not a beefed up woman, and I was right…!
Gon is still weak in math in Nippon’s adaptation
The Spiders’ pamphlet.
More dialogue between the boys in Nippon’s adaptation.
In Madhouse’s adaptation, Killua hears about the attack on the auction.
In Nippon’s adaptation, it was Gon who wanted to start looking instead of Leoreo. Plus they made him more oblivious on the situation.
In Nippon's adaptation we see Kurapika is using the Guiding Ring Finger to sense Uvo's arrival.
Uvo’s face when he reached Kurapika looked nothing like the manga.
Hmmm…..
Yay!
Unfortunately, this episode was worse than the expectations, especially after the superb performance of the previous episodes. But the changes we’ve seen made it bad and I hope they make it up with the upcoming episodes.
7.5/10
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