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Yoshihiro Togashi's Hunter X Hunter (HXH) is an adventure anime falling under the shonen subtext, typically geared for young males. It has everything a normal show from that genre would have: a form of magic powers (called Nen), fight scenes, a complicated journey for strength, and incredible character design. However, HXH steps away from the mold when it crafts characters differing from typical anime archetypes. Togashi's long-held interest in exploring gender norms and queer themes in his works influences this.

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