Hunter Gold Hunter Bounty Hunter Full time hunter

"Hunter" and "Full-time Hunter" are the same **.

The original name of Hunter was hunterxhunter

Another translation: "Hunter", "Full-time Hunter", "HXH" seems to have a "Young Hunter" or "Hunter Kid", I forgot.

One of the most widely used is Hunter.

As for "Full-Time Hunter", it is the translation of TVB.

Hunter is super good-looking. The setting of the characters is more three-dimensional and humane than "White", and everyone has good and bad sides. After all, there are really no 100% good people in reality. Hehe...

Hunter" has had a total of 92 episodes since the date of posting.

1-62 is the TV version.

63-78 are ova1, ova2, 8 episodes each.

All of the above are dubbed in Cantonese, TVB dubbed).

79-92 is OVA3 (as of now, there is no Cantonese version of OVA3).

I like this very much, oh hehe...

If in "Hunter", "**Hunter" can be regarded as a treasure hunt, and "Bounty Hunter" is very wide Like Gunabica, it is also considered to belong to this category, but the name is "Blacklist Hunter". In "Hunter", it is not stipulated which one must be done, it depends on the purpose of your use of "Nian", if you use "Nian" on food, you are called "Food Hunter", and the examiner of the second stage of the hunter test in the TV version is "Food Hunter". If you use "Nian" to catch bounty criminals, you are a "blacklist hunter".

And "Nian" is an ability in "Hunter", and Nian originates from qi.

"Reading" is also divided into six departments: the strengthening system, the change system, the operation system, the embodiment system, the release system, and the characteristics system. There are six, each with its own idiosyncrasies.

For example, the trait system is very special, it grows in a special environment or is related to the bloodline, in the film: the head of the regiment and Gunabiga (after starting the fire red) are all trait systems; The change system has a very flexible personality, often lying with the ups and downs of the mood, and suddenly wants to destroy something that you like very much. For example, Hissoga, Maz, Kilua, and Bisaki in the film are all variations!

The strengthening system is simple-minded and simple-minded, in the film: Xiaogang (Xiaojie), Yungu, are all simple and stubborn people. Hehe...

As for the rest of the departments, I'll leave it to you to see.

Note: To become a "hunter", you still have to take an exam, and it's very difficult. . . The pass rate of Xinding is only one in three years.

Hunter exams are held every year. It seems to be the beginning of the exam.,Because ova3 in Kirlua came back to reality from Desire Island (Greedy Island.,It's Xiaojie's father who makes games.,Only hunters can play it).。。 It's around the time of the New Year.

Hehe... Hope to find friends who can work on Hunter together! Hehe...

Note: Cantonese and Japanese names are transliterated differently.

Kylua – Killua.

Hisoga – Hisoka.

Maz – March.

Xiao Gang - Xiao Jie.

Gurolosliv – Kurolo Rusiru (Regiment Leader).

Ilum Zudi - Killua's older brother forgot what his name was in Japanese.

The rest will be seen by themselves. Hehe...

It's all different hunters = full-time hunters, original name. Highly recommend you to see it.

Bounty Hunter = Comboy Bepop (aka "Bounty Hunter"), but is often referred to as "Star Cowboy".

**Hunter, don't know.

Hunter = Full-time Hunter, original name.

I haven't seen the other two, but it's really good, and I highly recommend you to watch it.

Full-time hunter is a name changed in Hong Kong, and the original name was Hunter x Hunter

Translated as hunter. It's been a year when hunters are rampant.

Hunter = Hunter Full-time.

Bounty Hunter is another one.

Hunters haven't seen it.

Hunter = Hunter Full-time.

Bounty Hunter = Comboy Bepop (aka "Bounty Hunter"), but it's usually called "Cowboy Bebop".

**Hunter = (sorry, even don't know).

Hunter is an anime that is quite famous. The title of a hunter is that of a full-time hunter. Like Bounty Hunter La, there are many anime, such as Zoro in One Piece is a bounty hunter and so on.

**Hunter... I haven't heard of it, but I'm probably a particularly powerful bounty hunter. That's what I think, it's very likely

Hunterxhunter is also called a full-time hunter.

White hunter has ova yo!

There are bounty hunters in reality, but not in China. In the United States, there are people who make bounty hunters a profession, and in the United States, due to legal, cultural and other reasons, bounty hunters are still active throughout the country, but they now have a more civilized title "bail money collector".

They are employed by bail bond agencies, and when a bailed offender fails to appear in court as scheduled, they are responsible for bringing them back and receiving 10% of the bail as a reward. Although the laws vary from state to state in the United States, today's bounty hunters are basically licensed, they must continue to participate in education and training organized by bail bond associations, and pass a complete background check.

The work of bounty hunters is mainly to search, investigate and research to find the whereabouts of criminals, and they are actually more like private detectives than the bounty hunters who are armed with guns and only recognize money and people.

Origin of Bounty Hunters:

Although the origins of bounty hunters are unknown, they were no strangers to the profession in 13th-century England. At that time, the law of the United Kingdom stated that if a person accused of a crime could find a guarantor before the court, then he could be temporarily released until trial.

The guarantor's duty is to ensure that the defendant is able to attend the trial as scheduled, and if the defendant fails to appear in court, the guarantor (usually a relative of the defendant) will be punished by the court, and in severe cases, even hanged. Because of the heavy responsibility that the guarantor needs to bear, if the criminal escapes the consequences are unimaginable, this also gave birth to the first batch of bounty hunters.

The guarantor would sometimes pay someone with the skills to bring the escaped criminal back to court, and the bounty hunters at the time had limited powers, they could hunt down the criminals without harming them, because none of them had been convicted, and they did not have full law enforcement powers, as most of them were only employed by the guarantor rather than **.

In the century, with the continuous improvement of the legal system of human society, bounty hunters are increasingly needed by many countries in Europe, and guarantors are gradually replaced by bail money, and religious institutions will also directly hire bounty hunters to complete the arrest or punishment of "criminals".

A master who earns high bounties by completing difficult tasks from employers. Bounty hunters are a storied and dangerous profession. Their focus is on hunting down fugitives, but most of them are not cooperative, which requires the courage and wisdom of bounty hunters.

Usually bounty hunters are paid between 10% and 45% of the amount of bail payable by the fugitive. Experienced bounty hunters can be paid $100,000 for high-stakes assignments.

It is impossible to know when and where the profession of "bounty hunter" originated, and the only thing that is certain is that its origins are very early. At least, there have been bounty hunter-like figures wandering around since there were countries on the continent.

His history can be said to be in the top five of the oldest professions. The term "bounty hunter" appears a lot in anime, **, and games.