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Spoiler for Episode 34 - Anime vs manga:

First, we got an updated Heaven's Arena intro with clips from the most recent fights.

The end of Killua's threat to Gido and Riehlvert scene didn't have the comical background from the manga.

The training montage was in the manga, but no dates given

In the manga, Gon shows Wing his rod ((Sounds dirty...!!)). In the anime he gives a hint instead.

When Gido was predicting Gon's next move with the rod, it was made in the usual comical way. The anime didn't do it.

When Gon shoots his rod, it hits Gido in the manga, but bypass him in the anime.

Animation Error: The blood on Gon's knuckles was not shaking along with the fist and it was obvious it was on a different layer

Riehlvert's whips were modified to bite in order to zap.

Loved Killua's bored face here

In the anime, Gon ripped of the tile in front of him. In the manga it was the one on his right side.

Hisoka's analysis to Gon's plan was visual. In the manga it was just verbal.

Gon did indeed used his feet to stop Riehlvert's wheels

Rielvert's whips bit him in the shoulders. In the manga they were wrapped around his neck.

We find out the name of the announcer is Cocco, and Gon asks a good question!

To the next episode...

9/10

Spoiler for Episode 34 - Old vs New/Manga:

When Sadaso was leaving, he mentions how his group were looking for each other. That last part was not in the manga

"Cheating is bad" scene was even more comical than the manga by making Gido a pig

We will be to the Hatsu training in another time.

Remember when I noted how over the top the announcers are?

In the old version, the tops fell down on the floor after deflecting them. In the manga as well as the new anime they vanish.

The old version was closer to the manga in this scene.

Here we see that Gido does indeed have his legs and he can walk with them. The question here, if he can walk, why didn't he keep up the fight? We did get answer on receiving psychological damage, but we didn't hear him give up or give an indication that he can't fight anymore.

Here you can hear Junko's Naruto voice.

There's another thing about the finishing blow, and that is the angle of the strike.

As seen here, the strike should be straight downward (marked in red), but it looked like it was on a downward angle (blue),and I don't it's possible to deliver full force on an angled strike like that. Gon's standing position made more sense in the manga.

Another thing to note is Wing and Zushi were watching the fight on TV instead of being there like in the manga.

Can't wait to see more over the top reactions!

Killua's fight with Rielvert was mostly the same with the exception of changing the wheelchair to a scooter,as wll as some funny oneliners from Killua.

Gon rips of the tile in his fight with Riehlvert. But since we already saw in his fight with Hisoka, it doesn't have the same impact.

Gon did not break Reihlvert's arms like he did in the manga. And he imitated the sound of electricity which again, didn't do in the manga.

Of course, Hisoka was watching his fights in the manga. In the old anime he didn't because he left after their fight from the previous episodes.

2012-06-03, 04:21	Link #1258
SHINOBI-03 Senior Member Join Date: May 2012	My turn now Spoiler for Episode 34 - Anime vs manga: First, we got an updated Heaven's Arena intro with clips from the most recent fights. The end of Killua's threat to Gido and Riehlvert scene didn't have the comical background from the manga. The training montage was in the manga, but no dates given In the manga, Gon shows Wing his rod ((Sounds dirty...!!)). In the anime he gives a hint instead. When Gido was predicting Gon's next move with the rod, it was made in the usual comical way. The anime didn't do it. When Gon shoots his rod, it hits Gido in the manga, but bypass him in the anime. Animation Error: The blood on Gon's knuckles was not shaking along with the fist and it was obvious it was on a different layer Riehlvert's whips were modified to bite in order to zap. Loved Killua's bored face here In the anime, Gon ripped of the tile in front of him. In the manga it was the one on his right side. Hisoka's analysis to Gon's plan was visual. In the manga it was just verbal. Gon did indeed used his feet to stop Riehlvert's wheels Rielvert's whips bit him in the shoulders. In the manga they were wrapped around his neck. We find out the name of the announcer is Cocco, and Gon asks a good question! To the next episode... 9/10 Spoiler for Episode 34 - Old vs New/Manga: When Sadaso was leaving, he mentions how his group were looking for each other. That last part was not in the manga "Cheating is bad" scene was even more comical than the manga by making Gido a pig We will be to the Hatsu training in another time. Remember when I noted how over the top the announcers are? In the old version, the tops fell down on the floor after deflecting them. In the manga as well as the new anime they vanish. The old version was closer to the manga in this scene. Here we see that Gido does indeed have his legs and he can walk with them. The question here, if he can walk, why didn't he keep up the fight? We did get answer on receiving psychological damage, but we didn't hear him give up or give an indication that he can't fight anymore. Here you can hear Junko's Naruto voice. There's another thing about the finishing blow, and that is the angle of the strike. As seen here, the strike should be straight downward (marked in red), but it looked like it was on a downward angle (blue),and I don't it's possible to deliver full force on an angled strike like that. Gon's standing position made more sense in the manga. Another thing to note is Wing and Zushi were watching the fight on TV instead of being there like in the manga. Can't wait to see more over the top reactions! Killua's fight with Rielvert was mostly the same with the exception of changing the wheelchair to a scooter,as wll as some funny oneliners from Killua. Gon rips of the tile in his fight with Riehlvert. But since we already saw in his fight with Hisoka, it doesn't have the same impact. Gon did not break Reihlvert's arms like he did in the manga. And he imitated the sound of electricity which again, didn't do in the manga. Of course, Hisoka was watching his fights in the manga. In the old anime he didn't because he left after their fight from the previous episodes.