Hunter x Hunter Episode 12: Last Test × Of × Resolve

Canon/MED

OSHIMETER

6.9

15 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

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Hunter x Hunter Episode 12: Last Test × Of × Resolve

Canon/MED

← Prev: EP 11 Next: EP 13 →

OSHIMETER

6.9

15 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

dazarodriguez459

Salen de su castigo, pero les queda poco tiempo para llegar al final y pasar el examen.

Ante una situación abrumadora Gon demuestra lo racional y creativo que pueda llegar a ser en momentos donde parece no haber ninguna salida.

First 12 minutes can be skipped because they don’t affect the episode. After that, Gon and the group are in a dilemma as they need to choose a door that could cause them to fail. Tonpa, as usual, I felt annoyed. But then, there’s a sweet ending. I’m looking forward to the next episode.

A heart-stopping finale to the tower arc. The prisoner showdowns reach a boiling point, and the consequences feel real for once. The pacing is tight, and the payoff is worth every minute of the setup. Don't skip; the climax is crucial for the team dynamic.

I love how Killua and Gon are just being kids despite how gruesome the Hunter Exam is. This episode balanced calm moments, conflict, and resolution really well.

This was actually a really good episode that makes you think with all the choices and questions, lol. Gon was such a cutie here and definitely the MVP of the episode!

This episode really made me think. I love how the conflict was presented and resolved in a wholesome way, making it both engaging and satisfying to watch.

mustardsprinkles

The episode was alright. It kept the story afloat with the plot's usual charm and goofiness, but it felt like something was off. The episodes before this were starting to be repetitive in the fight sequences with somewhat creative standoffs, but there was no big finish.

Even under extreme pressure, Gon remains surprisingly composed. What stands out isn’t just bravery, but the unconventional way he approaches conflict. The resolution feels unpredictable without being forced, reinforcing his instinct-driven nature.

In this episode its whole time of waiting nothing much in this episode. just killua and gon messing around. the only stand out here is when gon plan to sneak to short path.

Honestly this episode feels kinda skippable. Nothing really happens, no fights, no big moments, just people paying attention and waiting for the right time. Feels more like setup than anything actually happening.

I am getting dis appointed bit by bit, the anime is stilll so great but, i CAN'T get why they stall so much, and the Hunter training is bull crap in my oppinion.

This feels like a slow burn that almost borders on filler. Not much is added to the overall story, and most of it is just waiting for the clock to run down. Still, the time pressure builds solid tension, and the twist in how they clear the test through a loop "hole" is satisfying

mostly a filler-ish ep to wrap up Trick Tower. the group stuck in a room for 50 hours sounds boring and honestly it kinda is. Gon and Killua messing around keeps it fun though.

Nothing much worth mentioning here.

EPISODE CONTEXT

Sitting at episode 12 of 148, this lands deep in the Hunter Exam arc as the candidates face its final trials. It follows directly from the gamble-heavy psychological games of the previous episode, continuing to stress-test the group's unity and judgment. The events here set the emotional groundwork for the more reflective 'Letter × From × Gon,' bridging the exam's most grueling challenges with the personal bonds that define the series going forward.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Sitting at episode 12 of 148, this lands deep in the Hunter Exam arc as the candidates face its final trials. It follows directly from the gamble-heavy psychological games of the previous episode, continuing to stress-test the group's unity and judgment. The events here set the emotional groundwork for the more reflective 'Letter × From × Gon,' bridging the exam's most grueling challenges with the personal bonds that define the series going forward.

QUICK TAKES

dazarodriguez459

Salen de su castigo, pero les queda poco tiempo para llegar al final y pasar el examen.

Ante una situación abrumadora Gon demuestra lo racional y creativo que pueda llegar a ser en momentos donde parece no haber ninguna salida.

First 12 minutes can be skipped because they don’t affect the episode. After that, Gon and the group are in a dilemma as they need to choose a door that could cause them to fail. Tonpa, as usual, I felt annoyed. But then, there’s a sweet ending. I’m looking forward to the next episode.

A heart-stopping finale to the tower arc. The prisoner showdowns reach a boiling point, and the consequences feel real for once. The pacing is tight, and the payoff is worth every minute of the setup. Don't skip; the climax is crucial for the team dynamic.

I love how Killua and Gon are just being kids despite how gruesome the Hunter Exam is. This episode balanced calm moments, conflict, and resolution really well.

This was actually a really good episode that makes you think with all the choices and questions, lol. Gon was such a cutie here and definitely the MVP of the episode!

This episode really made me think. I love how the conflict was presented and resolved in a wholesome way, making it both engaging and satisfying to watch.

mustardsprinkles

The episode was alright. It kept the story afloat with the plot's usual charm and goofiness, but it felt like something was off. The episodes before this were starting to be repetitive in the fight sequences with somewhat creative standoffs, but there was no big finish.

Even under extreme pressure, Gon remains surprisingly composed. What stands out isn’t just bravery, but the unconventional way he approaches conflict. The resolution feels unpredictable without being forced, reinforcing his instinct-driven nature.

In this episode its whole time of waiting nothing much in this episode. just killua and gon messing around. the only stand out here is when gon plan to sneak to short path.

Honestly this episode feels kinda skippable. Nothing really happens, no fights, no big moments, just people paying attention and waiting for the right time. Feels more like setup than anything actually happening.

I am getting dis appointed bit by bit, the anime is stilll so great but, i CAN'T get why they stall so much, and the Hunter training is bull crap in my oppinion.

This feels like a slow burn that almost borders on filler. Not much is added to the overall story, and most of it is just waiting for the clock to run down. Still, the time pressure builds solid tension, and the twist in how they clear the test through a loop "hole" is satisfying

mostly a filler-ish ep to wrap up Trick Tower. the group stuck in a room for 50 hours sounds boring and honestly it kinda is. Gon and Killua messing around keeps it fun though.

Nothing much worth mentioning here.

©POT(冨樫義博)1998年・2011年 ©VAP・日本テレビ・集英社・マッドハウス

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com

©POT(冨樫義博)1998年・2011年 ©VAP・日本テレビ・集英社・マッドハウス

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com