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Hunter X Hunter 2011 Episode 20 Apr 2026

This episode effectively transitions the series from the structured environment of the Hunter Exam into the darker, more personal .

The episode opens with Gon waking up in the infirmary after his grueling match with Hanzo. Satotz visits him to explain that despite being unconscious for the remainder of the tournament, he has officially passed the Hunter Exam. Satotz shares his respect for how Gon’s unyielding spirit forced Hanzo—a much stronger opponent—to surrender out of sheer bewilderment. Hunter X Hunter 2011 Episode 20

Following his encounter with Illumi, Killua is visibly broken. In his next match against Bodoro, Killua suddenly lashes out and kills him. Since killing an opponent is an automatic disqualification, Killua fails the exam and leaves the site immediately. This episode effectively transitions the series from the

What do you think was the most shocking part— or Killua's sudden disqualification ? Satotz shares his respect for how Gon’s unyielding

: Illumi exerts a terrifying, murderous aura that completely paralyzes Killua. He tells Killua that he is a "puppet" designed only for killing and has no right to make friends.

: Driven by intense fear and the psychological conditioning of his family, Killua is unable to even strike his brother and is forced to surrender the match. 3. Killua’s Disqualification

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