I'm starting to think Kite is pretty arrogant thinking he can take down these enemies only by himself and two kids still very much in the middle of their development. I feel the speed and ease the ants develop with is bullshit, but I guess it was a simple way to make a really horrible enemy out of nowhere. And I still think Kite should have contracted an insecticide manufacturer...
Pokkle really spilled the beans this time.
Poor Pokkle. They gave us hope that he'd live only to snatch it away from us...
It is however, a much more believable method for them to learn how Nen works.
Anyway, guess you guys were right. The way they described what happened to Rammot is the same as what Wing did to Gon and Killua.
It's weird to imagine that anyone that happens to survive a powerful Nen attack could just end up getting Nen powers though.
I was expecting her to execute Rammot during that whole scene for daring to think he could be King.Originally Posted by MFauli
I think he was hoping to get to them and kill the Queen before the Ants developed as far as they have. He certainly didn't expect them to have Nen when he started the mission.
Indeed. But making favourable assumptions is a sign of arrogance.
I never really expected Pokkle to survive (though I didn't certainly foresee this grotesque scene), not after Ponzu kicked the bucket.
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