1. Plot

2. Cast

3. Development

4. Release

5. References

6. External links

Plot

The film begins before the plot of Hunter x Hunter, some decades ago, when the chairman of the Hunters Association, Isaac Netero, defeats a powerful enemy known as Jed. Back to the present, a group of cloaked men storm into a prison and free the captives there, recruiting them for their plan. Some time later, Gon and Killua take a break from his expeditions with Kite to pay another visit at Heaven's Arena and cheer for their friend Zushi in the Battle Olympia Tournament with Wing and Biscuit. Meanwhile, Leorio, who is also bound to meet them, is attacked and knocked out by the cloaked men. Before the tournament begins, Gon and Killua pay a visit to Netero, who is also at the building, but the Arena is taken over by the mysterious men, with one of them, Gaki, replacing Zushi's first opponent and defeating him, another one, Shura, taking over the security system and a third one, Rengoku, stabbing herself and putting a curse on Netero to seal his Nen and immobilizing him. The ringleader then appears and knocks Gon and Killua down from the tower, but the duo manage to avoid the fall and return to the building, several floors below.

Netero recognizes the ringleader as Jed, and it is revealed that Jed was once Netero's friend and leader of "Shadow", the Hunter Association's black ops squad, that was destroyed by the chairman after they began to make use of "On", a cursed power that is opposite to Nen and is fueled by the user's pure hatred. Jed and his companions objective is to force the Hunter Association to disclose the "Black Report", a record of the crimes against the descendants of "Shadow" to the public, that had peacefully settled after the organization was destroyed, but some time later were wrongly pursued and hunted down by the government, with three survivors, Gaki, Shura and Rengoku, to use their hatred to revive Jed, who teaches them to use On. Meanwhile, Gon and Killua fight their way up the tower until Gaki appears to fight them, and Kurapika, who was present at the tournament to escort his employer, Neon, confronts Shura. Amidst the chaos, Leorio rises from the sewers inside the building and is helped by Hisoka, who also was inside the building to reunite with Kurapika. Once Gon and Killua defeat Geki, he self-destructs as his conevant states that losing to a Hunter will cost his life. Kurapika also defeats Shura with Leorio's help, but before dying, Shura infects Kurapika with Jed's blood, sealing his Nen and claiming that he will die unless he embraces On instead.

Once reunited with the others, Gon and Killua decide to confront Jed at the roof while Leorio stays behind to take care of Kurapika. In the occasion, Gon is also infected by his blood and decides to embrace On to keep fighting him, while Killua convinces Rengoku to give up on her hatred and she passes away, freeing Netero from her curse. Netero confronts Jed, but instead of attacking him, he decides to defend all his attacks until the hatred on him subsides. Jed is ultimately defeated when Gon purifies the On in his body with his own Nen and does the same to him, allowing him to finally pass away in peace. After the remaining members of Shadow are defeated, Heaven's Arena returns to normal and the Battle Olympia Tournament is finally allowed to begin.

Cast

• Ichirō Nagai as Isaac Netero
• Megumi Han as Gon Freecss
• Mariya Ise as Killua Zoldyck
• Shidou Nakamura as Jed
• Mizuki Yamamoto as Rengoku
• Hiroyuki Amano as Shura
• Miyuki Sawashiro as Kurapika
• Keiji Fujiwara as Leorio Paradinight
• Yuka Terasaki as Zushi
• Toshihiko Seki as Wing
• Kana Ueda as Neon
• Daisuke Namikawa as Hisoka Morow
• Chisa Yokoyama as Biscuit Krueger
• Ichitarō Ai as Beans
• Miina Tominaga as Melody
• Kotono Mitsuishi as Cocco

Development

Release

In the first ten days, the film earned ¥571 million ($5.47 million) at the Japanese box office.^[8] By its third week, the film earned ¥689,924,282 ($6,614,304).^[9] By the end of its run, the film grossed {{¥|850 million}} ({{US$|{{To USD|850|JPN|year=2013}} million|long=no}}) at the Japanese box office.^[10]

The home video DVD of the film was released on July 23, 2014,^[11] selling 3,367 copies its first week for seventh place on Oricon's Japan Animation DVD chart.^[12] It sold 5,196 copies in four weeks before falling off the chart.^[13]

Like the first film, Hunter × Hunter: The Last Mission received its United States premiere at the Japan Film Festival of San Francisco on July 26, 2014.^[14]

At Anime NYC in November 2018, Viz Media announced that an English dub would screen in select United States theaters in January 30, 2019.^[15] They released the film on home video in North America on March 12, 2019.^[16]

References

External links

• {{Official website|http://www.hxh-movie.jp/}} {{ja icon}}
• {{ann|movie|15112}}

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