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Doli City[note 1] (ドーリ()()()()()()()()()(), Dōri-shi) is a small city within the Republic of Rokario.[2] It was in this city Gon and Killua first meet Palm Siberia, Knuckle Bine, and Shoot McMahon.[3]

Overview[]

Doli is a small, densely populated city that is also one of the closest modern cities to the NGL[2] and the main place where Gon and Killua train themselves under their Nen teacher Biscuit to fight against Knuckle and Shoot[3] for the right to join the Chimera Ant Extermination Team.[2]

Plot[]

Chimera Ant arc[]

With the Chimera Ant hunt fiasco involving Kite behind them, Killua takes an unconscious Gon to the NGL Border Stop, where he meets Chairman Netero and his companions Morel and Knov. The chairman informs Killua that there are two assassins waiting for them in the nearest city to the NGL and gives him two broken bamboo tablets. Furthermore, he states that whether or not they fight them is completely up to them; however, if they want to live as Hunters, they must take the assassins down. Killua takes Gon to the city, and there he reads a note on a chalkboard with a message challenging the boys, and Killua responds that they accept the challenge. When Gon wakes up, Killua is consoled by him, and he states that he adamantly believes that Kite is still alive.[2]

Later, the boys return to the chalkboard and see that the message of the challenge has been erased. They are immediately greeted by Palm, who introduces herself and takes the boys to a local cafe. She divulges that she's a pupil of Knov and the two assassins they have to face are named Knuckle and Shoot, both of whom are pupils of Morel and have to be beaten in one month's time. Meanwhile, Knuckle and Shoot plot their move to a restaurant in the city, and Knuckle believes they need to strike first and smoke them out.[3]

The following day Knuckle Bine openly declares his challenge to the boys around the city, though Killua ignores the brute's audacious display, and the two discuss the situation in a cafe. The boys return home and are then greeted by their Nen teacher Biscuit. For one month Biscuit has the boys rigerously train their Nen by having them use Ren perpetually for three hours and heals them when they expire with her Nen abilities, Magical Esthetician in conjunction with Piano Massage.[4][5][6][7][8][9] Once she deems them fit to fight, the boys challenge Knuckle.[5][6][7][9][10][11][12] On the cusp of the end of the month, Biscuit does a private training session with Killua[12][13] and by the end of the month the two challenge both Knuckle and Shoot in a serious one on one combat for their broken bamboo tablet pieces.[13][14][15] They lose, however, and are forced to return to Doli City.[16]

It's back at their home base in town, Gon is forced by an unstable and obstreperous Palm to fulfill a promise to go on a date with her due to their failure to beat Knuckle and Shoot, much to Killua's dismay. Afterward, the boys are contacted by Knuckle, who informs them that they've found Kite.[17] The following day, Gon goes on a date with Palm, and it all goes on without a hitch until he confesses his true thoughts.[1] Aghast by the sudden turn of events, Killua tries to save Gon but is confronted by the Chimera Ant Rammot, who seeks revenge against him and Gon. Killua, however, manages to defeat and kill the Ant by overcoming his brother's influence.[18]

By the time Killua finally catches up with Gon and Palm, he witnesses his friend being "punished" by his "girlfriend". So Killua rescues Gon from this predicament, and Palm gives chase, only to fail to catch up with them. This forces Palm to use her Nen ability to track them down, and now adorned with rows upon rows of kitchen knives tries to chase after the boys again but is stopped by her mentor Knov.[19]

The following day Shoot furtively spies on the boys from afar.[20]

Trivia[]

  • The name of the city is transliterated as Dory City in Crunchyroll's version/translation.

Intertextuality and References[]

Translations around the World[]

Language Name
France Flag French Dôri

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 Hunter × Hunter - Volume 21, Chapter 218
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Hunter × Hunter - Volume 20, Chapter 199
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 Hunter × Hunter - Volume 20, Chapter 200
  4. Hunter × Hunter - Volume 20, Chapter 201
  5. 5.0 5.1 Hunter × Hunter - Volume 20, Chapter 202
  6. 6.0 6.1 Hunter × Hunter - Volume 20, Chapter 203
  7. 7.0 7.1 Hunter × Hunter - Volume 20, Chapter 204
  8. Hunter × Hunter - Volume 20, Chapter 205
  9. 9.0 9.1 Hunter × Hunter - Volume 20, Chapter 206
  10. Hunter × Hunter - Volume 20, Chapter 207
  11. Hunter × Hunter - Volume 20, Chapter 208
  12. 12.0 12.1 Hunter × Hunter - Volume 20, Chapter 209
  13. 13.0 13.1 Hunter × Hunter - Volume 20, Chapter 210
  14. Hunter × Hunter - Volume 20, Chapter 211
  15. Hunter × Hunter - Volume 21, Chapter 212
  16. Hunter × Hunter - Volume 21, Chapter 214
  17. Hunter × Hunter - Volume 21, Chapter 217
  18. Hunter × Hunter - Volume 21, Chapter 219
  19. Hunter × Hunter - Volume 21, Chapter 220
  20. Hunter × Hunter - Volume 21, Chapter 221

Notes

  1. In the manga's translation, the place is referred to only as "Doli", omitting the "City" part.[1]
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