It’s been a while since the last review, but here’s the rest of the Greed Island arc. 

“Project J” as it was once known as, has decided to switch its title to “J-Stars Victory Vs.” In addition, a new character has been confirmed for its roster. 

Read on for more.

Let the games begin.

Yorknew City arc ends and with it the transition to Greed Island begins.

The Genei Ryoudan make their move.

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Since 1968, Weekly Shonen Jump Manga has presented some of the most popular and iconic manga. This has also racked up in a lot of sales for the publication, which Japanese publisher Shueisha showed off via a graph with the top ten Shonen Jump manga by all-time volume sales.

So who’s on the list? How do they rank?

Answers after the break.

Hunter X Hunter goes into its darker side, which is great… but can I please get a new opening theme?

The fight between Kurapika and the Genei Ryodan enters its first phase.

A lot can happen in five weeks with new storylines and a brand new arc steadily building itself up.

The Heaven’s Arena arc comes to a close.

Sadaso ditches his buddies and it’s probably the smartest move he’ll ever make.

Training, training and more training.

No surprise that Gon isn’t normal.

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When asked in an interview, “Up to now, what has someone said to you that has left a lasting impression?” Eiichiro Oda-sensei simply replied, “Writing is expressing!”

Best known as the creator of One Piece, which recently sold 100 million volumes, Oda-sensei currently has the notable position as a committee member for the coveted Tezuka Award. In a poll conducted in 2008, Oda-sensei was tied as the fifth favorite mangaka of Japan with Yoshirhiro Togashi-sensei, of Yu Yu Hakusho and Hunter x Hunter fame.

Gido is taking Gon for a spin.