Chapter Summaries

Gon, Killua, and Hisoka stopped Razor’s powerful spike, then Gon unleashed a final attack that made Razor dodge rather than risk catching the ball. The match’s outcome remained unresolved as the chapter ended.

• Biscuit knocked Number Two out with a powerful throw, and Number Two kicked the ball to Razor before falling.
• Gon devised a plan, and Gon, Killua, and Hisoka worked together to stop Razor’s strongest spike and regain the ball.
• Cordis woke up and urged Gon to deliver one final strike against Razor.
• Gon gathered his remaining aura and launched a powerful rock-paper-scissors attack toward Razor.
• Razor prepared to catch the ball but instinctively dodged it to avoid the danger.

After Razor was eliminated and the group won, Cordis healed Killua and Hisoka while Gon insisted he could defeat Hisoka himself. At the tower, Hisoka told Cordis he would be leaving soon, and Cordis gave no real response.

• Razor dodged the ball and was eliminated when it smashed through the wall, but Gon collapsed after the victory.
• Cordis healed Killua's hands, and Gon woke to tell Cordis he did not need help beating Hisoka.
• Hisoka asked Cordis to heal his broken fingers and agreed to pay two million.
• Cordis warned Killua that he might die someday, but avoided answering when Killua asked whether he believed in God.
• Gon joined the others as they followed Jeter Shari to the lighthouse, where a woman lit the beacon and recited a speech about life and death.
• Hisoka whispered to Cordis that he would be leaving soon, and Cordis only murmured in acknowledgment.

Hisoka teased Cordis about their past encounter and tried to persuade him to leave with him, but Cordis rejected him. After Gon and Killua obtained the [One-Tsubo Seashore] card, Hisoka made a request of them before leaving, and Cordis misunderstood what he had asked them to say.

• Hisoka kissed Cordis and tried to get him to leave with him, but Cordis rejected him and denied remembering the bite mark on Hisoka’s neck.
• Hisoka showed Cordis the bite mark, and Cordis admitted he had bitten him while unconscious and told him not to sleep with him if he didn’t want to be bitten.
• Gon and the others obtained three copies of the [One-Tsubo Seashore] card, and Gon offered one to Hisoka.
• Hisoka whispered a request to Gon and Killua, then left; Killua told Cordis that Hisoka had praised the experience and wanted him to do it again.
• Cordis explained that he had only scrubbed Hisoka’s back at a bathhouse, then warned Gon and Killua to stay away from people who did not keep themselves clean.

Genthru contacted Jeter Shari and threatened Gon over the Lucky Alexander Color-Changing Stone. Jeter Shari arranged a three-week delay so Gon and Killua could prepare to fight Genthru's group on their own.

• Genthru used a spell card to contact Jeter Shari, while Cordis nearly attacked him from afar before Biscuit stopped him and proposed using Genthru's group for training.
• Genthru demanded that Gon hand over the Lucky Alexander Color-Changing Stone, and Gon and Killua challenged and taunted him.
• Jeter Shari told Gon and Killua that Genthru now believed he held the genuine One-Tsubo Seashore and urged the boys to use the delay to prepare.
• Gon and Killua insisted they would fight Genthru without Cordis's help, and Jeter Shari gave them three weeks to get ready.
• Jeter Shari asked for the Lucky Alexander Color-Changing Stone in exchange for stalling Genthru's group, but Killua offered to explain how to obtain one.
• Jeter Shari warned Gon that Genthru's group had killed more than fifty players and told him not to let Genthru escape.

Cordis ran into Shalnark and Feitan while heading to Soufrabi, where Feitan gave him the address of Uvogin’s grave. Back at camp, Cordis told Biscuit why Gon and Killua mattered to him, but their renewed training cut the conversation short.

• Cordis left Gon and Killua training under Biscuit and headed toward Soufrabi to buy their requested treats and Biscuit’s flower tea.
• Cordis met Shalnark, who learned Gon and Killua were preparing for their final training against Genthru.
• Feitan gave Cordis the address of Uvogin’s grave, and Cordis promised to visit after he got out.
• Cordis returned at night and found Biscuit worrying that Gon and Killua might not catch up to Genthru.
• Cordis told Biscuit that Gon and Killua had been the first people to say they wanted to protect him, and that he might be starved for love.
• Gon and Killua woke and asked to resume training, so Biscuit began another round.

Gon and Killua prepared to face Genthru after Grenu revealed that Jeter Shari’s account had been deleted and that he would not help fight. When Genthru confronted them, Cordis briefly unnerved him with his aura, and Gon and Killua fled through the game using cards.

• Cordis woke to find Gon and Killua had reached one hundred percent in their training, but Biscuit told them to keep practicing until the risk of failure was nearly zero.
• Grenu explained that Jeter Shari’s account and fake card binder had been deleted, revealed that he secretly held the real ninety-six cards, and said he would not fight Genthru.
• Genthru and his companions headed toward Gon and Killua, while Cordis promised Grenu he would support them if needed and then moved to a nearby mountaintop.
• Genthru offered to split the prize money, but Killua rejected the deal, and Genthru threatened to kill them and take their cards.
• Gon and Killua used Accompany and Retreat to escape through the game, while Genthru repeatedly followed them and searched for them around Masadora.

Gon and Genthru faced off while Killua and Biscuit split away to draw Genthru’s companions into a trap. Gon fought Genthru despite their plan, and the chapter left him repeatedly rising after taking a brutal beating.

• Genthru caught up with Gon, Killua, and Biscuit, who ran deeper into the forest to split up his group.
• Killua and Biscuit fled in separate directions, drawing Bara and Shab after them while Gon stayed with Genthru.
• Genthru confronted Gon about who had exposed him as the Bomber, and Gon challenged him to fight to the death.
• Gon attacked Genthru, but Genthru dodged his strikes and knocked him down with powerful blows.
• Gon ignored the plan to lure Genthru into a trap and kept getting back up as Genthru pummeled him, while Cordis watched from a tree.

Gon continued fighting Genthru despite being badly injured, using Gyo to read his opponent’s bomb attacks and eventually carrying out a plan of his own. After Genthru detonated bombs on both of Gon’s wrists, he suddenly felt dizzy and realized he was bleeding.

• Biscuit flew toward Soufrabi with Bara, while Killua fought Shab using his yo-yos.
• Gon repeatedly rose to fight Genthru, and Genthru’s first wrist explosion left Gon with only a deep mark after Gon protected himself with Gyo.
• Genthru struck Gon in the stomach and pursued him through the forest as Gon used Gyo to judge whether Genthru would detonate his bombs.
• Genthru tried to persuade Gon to quit, but Gon ignored Biscuit’s plan and insisted their fight was not over.
• Genthru seized both of Gon’s wrists and detonated his bombs, then became dizzy and noticed blood dripping from his mouth.

Gon used a risky attack to injure Genthru, while Biscuit convinced Cordis not to intervene. Gon then tricked Genthru with a card and doused him in gasoline, leaving Cordis alarmed as Biscuit urged him to keep trusting Gon.

• Gon sacrificed the protection of his hands and struck Genthru's chin with his left foot, leaving Genthru stunned by his willingness to risk permanent injury.
• Cordis prepared to rescue Gon, but Biscuit restrained him and argued that Gon and Killua needed to face danger and grow through training.
• Cordis accepted Biscuit's advice and stayed on the tree branch as Gon confronted Genthru with a card and warned him to surrender.
• Genthru pretended to surrender, then attacked Gon when he moved close, but Gon blocked his follow-up strike and retreated.
• Gon pulled a card from his book, turned it into a canister, and splashed its gasoline over Genthru, prompting Cordis to try to intervene again while Biscuit held him back.

Gon defeated Genthru in a collapsing tunnel, and Cordis learned that Breath of Angels could heal Gon completely. The card healed Gon, while Genthru asked the group to save Bara, and Biscuit confirmed they had prepared enough Copies.

• Genthru revealed his Sound of Life ability and threatened to plant a powerful bomb on Gon.
• Gon collapsed the ground beneath them, trapped Genthru in a tunnel, and knocked him unconscious despite Genthru surrendering.
• Genthru woke in a grassy field, where Cordis tearfully tried to heal Gon and Killua explained that Breath of Angels could restore him.
• Genthru asked them to use another Copy to heal Bara, and Killua and Biscuit assured him they had planned to save him.
• Biscuit summoned Breath of Angels, which transformed into a woman and began healing Gon.

After Gon and the others won, they healed the injured and persuaded Grenu to give them his cards. As Greed Island ended, Gon reminded Cordis that his crooked hand could be healed, while an author’s note previewed Cordis visiting Uvogin’s grave before the next arc.

• Gon’s wounds and severed hand healed, and Cordis praised him and Killua for their strength.
• Biscuit’s [Clone] card shattered after [Breath of Angels] reached its maximum transformation limit, and Killua suspected Grenu had increased the number of exchange tickets.
• Grenu refused to trade because he hated the injured men, but Cordis challenged his reasoning and Gon insisted they had agreed to heal anyone who was hurt.
• Shab woke and asked Gon to use their last [Breath of Angels] on Genthru, whose wounds were then healed.
• Grenu revealed that he and his group had quit the game and offered their cards and share of the four-billion-JN reward; he used [Breath of Angels] to heal Killua’s hands.
• Gon pointed out Cordis’s crooked right hand, and Cordis realized he had forgotten it was still deformed.

After Gon and his friends collected ninety-nine cards, they competed in a quiz for card Zero, and Cordis won with the highest score. He handed the prize card to Gon, then punished Gon and Killua by kissing them on the cheek.

• Cordis's injured arm healed completely, and Gon urged him not to get hurt again.
• A game announcement summoned the players to a card quiz, where the winner would receive card Zero, and a red-haired man offered to buy it for 2.5 billion JN.
• Gon suggested that they answer individually, and Killua proposed that the lowest scorer receive a punishment.
• Cordis scored ninety-eight points and won the quiz, despite having few cards.
• An owl delivered card Zero, [Ruler's Blessing], to Cordis, who gave it to Gon to complete their collection.
• Cordis kissed Gon and Killua on the cheek as their punishment.

Hisoka secretly watched Cordis while Shalnark, Feitan, and Phinks speculated that Machi might like him. Machi caught them gossiping and sent Shalnark and Phinks to speak with the Exorcist.

• Hisoka watched Cordis through binoculars and teased Shalnark by claiming Cordis was his.
• Feitan told Shalnark that Cordis might be Machi's type, citing how Machi had spoken with him and asked to see his family photo.
• Shalnark and Feitan convinced Phinks that Machi might be interested in Cordis, and Phinks reacted with disbelief.
• Machi overheard them, scolded them for gossiping instead of helping with the Exorcist, and sent Shalnark and Phinks to talk to him.

After clearing Greed Island, Cordis chose Breath of Angels as his reward and left Gon, Killua, and Biscuit to visit a deceased old friend. He reassured a saddened Killua that he would return in a few days.

• Cordis stopped two men from confronting Gon and Killua, then used an Accompany card to take the group to Rimel.
• Hisoka called Cordis to say they had found an Exorcist for Chrollo, but hung up before explaining what Cordis was supposed to do.
• At the castle, Gon went inside alone while Cordis waited outside and fell asleep.
• After the group cleared the game, Cordis chose Breath of Angels as his card instead of Blue Planet.
• Cordis left Gon, Killua, and Biscuit after returning from the game, telling Killua he was going to visit a deceased old friend and would be back in a few days.

Cordis reunited with Chrollo and joined him on an airship heading south, where they traded jealous remarks about Hisoka. Hisoka appeared aboard, teased Cordis, and took the rose Cordis had received from Chrollo.

• Cordis burned Feitan's note and realized he had no money for the journey south.
• A little girl selling roses refused Cordis's excuses about being unable to pay until Chrollo bought a rose for him with a 10,000-yen banknote.
• Chrollo told Cordis that he had regained his Nen Ability but lost the abilities he had collected, and planned to travel south to gather more.
• Cordis said he was heading south to see Uvogin and followed Chrollo onto an airship bound for a nearby city.
• Chrollo questioned whether Cordis cared about Hisoka, then admitted he cared enough to want to kill him.
• Hisoka surprised Cordis aboard the airship, told Chrollo he cared about him, and took the rose from Cordis before teasing him.

Hisoka followed Chrollo and Cordis to Bafumu, where Chrollo explained their plan to approach Alice, the daughter of a wealthy gold supplier. He assigned Cordis to use a bow-tie voice changer to help persuade her to stay, leaving Cordis baffled by the plan.

• Hisoka admitted he had followed Chrollo and Cordis, then teased Cordis during the airship journey.
• Chrollo and Cordis arrived in Bafumu with Hisoka and went to the city's information board.
• Chrollo told Cordis that Alice would try to elope with her lover, whom Chrollo had already killed.
• Chrollo gave Cordis a bow-tie voice changer and told him to use it while they persuaded Alice to stay.
• Cordis protested that the plan sounded like Conan, but Chrollo did not know who Conan was.

Cordis learned that Chrollo had arranged a ten-million-JN job for him: stealing Alice’s diamond necklace during her birthday party. He found the necklace through a window and struggled to resist its appeal.

• Cordis decided to stay with Chrollo rather than risk running away, then went to an inn to sleep.
• Chrollo called and told Cordis to steal Alice’s necklace, offering him seventy percent of the ten-million-JN fee.
• Cordis hurried to Alice’s mansion, disguised his silver hair with a black scarf, and surveyed the Nen-user guards.
• Cordis spotted Alice waiting for a reply from Philip, then continued climbing the mansion wall.
• Cordis found the necklace displayed in a glass case while two people were on the bed nearby, and he struggled with his desire for the jewels.

Cordis stole Alice’s necklace from its glass case and learned that a red-haired man held the key. After paying for information, Cordis disguised himself as a room-service attendant and headed toward the man’s room with the necklace hidden on a trolley.

• Cordis failed to maintain [Zetsu] and was discovered by a man in bed, who mistook him for paparazzi.
• Cordis demanded money, then learned the necklace was a birthday present for Alice and that a strong red-haired man held the case’s key.
• The man paid Cordis eight million to spend a week with him, and Cordis used a tender gaze to get the red-haired man’s location.
• Cordis killed a room-service attendant, hid the body, took the uniform, and concealed the glass case on the trolley.

Cordis tricked Hisoka into revealing where he kept the key, took it to steal the necklace, and left him a note and two million. After Cordis left, the mansion lost power, and the young lady was reported missing.

• Cordis ran into Hisoka and a Purple-Haired Woman, then followed Hisoka into his room and offered two million for the key.
• Hisoka proposed giving Cordis the key in exchange for something he wanted, and Cordis kissed him before secretly injecting him with a needle.
• Cordis searched the unconscious Hisoka, took the key, dressed him, and left a note and the bank card beside him.
• Cordis used the key to retrieve the necklace from its glass case and left the room.
• Hisoka revealed he had been pretending to pass out, read Cordis's note, and kept it.
• The mansion lost power, and the crowd downstairs learned that the young lady was missing.

Cordis escaped with Alice's necklace and delivered it to Chrollo, who secured the hundred million JN payment and gave Cordis his cut. The next day, Chrollo brought Cordis shopping with Alice and used her rude treatment of Cordis to make her believe he cared deeply for her.

• Cordis fled the guards with the necklace and reached the docks, where he handed it to Chrollo.
• Chrollo collected the hundred million JN from the buyer and gave Cordis ten million for the job.
• Chrollo told Cordis he had won Alice over by claiming Philip had sent him and showing her a ring engraved with her nickname, “Little Piggy.”
• The next day, Cordis waited at a luxury mall while Chrollo arrived with Alice and apologized for being late.
• Alice insulted Cordis, and Chrollo defended him while telling Alice he would rather abandon his friend than give up on her.
• Alice was moved to tears and declared that Chrollo truly cared about her.