Hunter x Hunter Guía y cronología

Gon's search starts simply, but his companions bring their own unfinished business. Following those friendships from the Hunter Exam gives the later changes in tone and scale a foundation.

The choice here is partly one of medium and partly one of adaptation. Reading, watching the earlier anime and watching the later restart are different routes through shared material, not consecutive adventures to complete in a single line.

Choose the manga for the original telling, or the 2011 anime for an animated beginning that does not require the 1999 show. If the older approach interests you, stay with that version and its listed OVA rather than switching series as though every repeated arc were new story time.

The manga is the source route. The anime branch groups the older adaptation and its continuation alongside the separate 2011 retelling. The film branch holds additional theatrical adventures, not replacements for the central narrative's missing arcs.

• Source Material (1 entry)

  Yoshihiro Togashi's original manga, followed from the Hunter Exam onward as its own reading route.

• Anime Adaptations (3 entries)

  The 1999 anime and its listed OVA continuation, alongside the separate 2011 restart; shared arcs do not make these consecutive television chapters.

• Films (2 entries)

  Phantom Rouge and The Last Mission as additional theatrical adventures, best approached after meeting the main characters.

Begin your chosen telling at the Hunter Exam and let its introductions unfold. Save the films until you know the main group; they need not interrupt the progression of every manga or television arc.

1. 1
   MangaHunter x Hunter (Manga)Novel · 1998
2. 2
   1999 AnimeHunter x Hunter (1999)Series · 1999
3. 3
   OVAHunter x Hunter OVA (Greed Island)Series · 2003
4. 4
   2011 AnimeHunter x Hunter (2011)Series · 2011
5. 5
   Film 1Phantom RougeFilm · 2013
6. 6
   Film 2The Last MissionFilm · 2013