killua and ging bonding over vidya games
has this been done yet With all the compassion I feel for Illumi, I sometimes wonder if it makes me a bad person that I don’t cry equally much for the other Zoldyck-children.
…it probably does.
i love killua’s speech patterns so much because … it doesnt come across in the english subs very well but… oh my god he speaks in such a rough/“vulgar” way in japanese especially when he’s pissed. like you’d expect him to speak in a posh or slightly feminine way because of his upbringing or personality bbut no. he just yells and slurs his tough-guy words in his enraged little boy voice and it’s 俺/ore this and ore that. he does the thing tough japanese guys do where they slur their ai sounds into ee sounds so for example instead of じゃない/jya nai which is the proper fucking japanese i hate you killua he’ll say じゃねえ/jya nee and it slays my whole ass!!
even his speech style during the really famous internal monologue “gon, you are light” is… it’s more understated because he’s not angry he’s just reverent (he’s more “vulgar” when he’s angry) but he’s saying super poetic things in a sort of rough plain way and it slays me with the contrast like he’s NNNOT even trying to be poetic when he thinks that shit it’s LITERALLY what’s coming to mind.
i llove killua
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Hunter x Hunter challenge: Day 1 - Favourite Character
I decided to do this with half-drawing half-storytime, those which are drawable i’ll draw, those which aren’t drawable i write an essay about.
Don’t expect day 2 the next day, unless the stars align. My life is hiatus x hiatus :p
Anyway, it’s Killua! I know this is a rather stereotypical choice, but I feel like I’m somewhat similar to him. Besides, my friend says I sound like him, so that’s something interesting I might experiment with in the future.
The way the Zoldyck family treats Alluka/Nanika is oddly close to the way some families treats a child a mental illness or a neurodivergence.
Nanika is “something”, something they can’t reach, they can’t control, they can’t understand. It appears suddenly, just like a crisis. It obeys to certain rules, and reccurences. It’s out of control, but it’s not a chaotic force.
But it has a strong destructive potentiel. Nanika can destroy the whole world. For abusive/controling families, a mentally ill and/or neurodivergent child can destroy their world, destroy what they care the most for : their appearance, the illusion of a perfect family, according to social norms they chose to follow.
The roles are reversed. The parents watch over the child for their own safety, not the child’s one.
So they hide them, they limit their activities, their interractions with the outside world. Their needs are denied, but because the illusion must remain, the parents provide for needs the child doesn’t have. For example, by filling a room with dolls and plushies.
The child is deshumanized. They’re just a body who has to act a certain way, say certain words, to please the parent. They’re just the inconvenience, the mental illness, the neurodivergence, the thing.
Then there is this other relative. An uncle, a grandma, a sibling. Who doesn’t see the child as a thing, but see who the child would have been if they were neurotypical.
This is why the scene where Killua asks Nanika to go is so important. He wants to protect his sister from what makes her different - makes her a target for abuse. But Alluka is clear : she can’t do that. She doesn’t want to do that.
“Love as a whole, or no love me at all”, this is what she could have said.
You didn’t escape from abuse if you came from conditional hate to conditional love.
And Killua proves her both he loves them unconditionally.
They escaped.
This is so close to the journey of so many mentally ill and/or neurodivergent kids in abusive/controlling families, it can’t be a coincidence.
"If I ignore a friend I have the ability to help, wouldn’t I be betraying him?" A blog for Killua Zoldyck of HUNTER×HUNTER. SPOILER TAG: #hxhspoilers
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