: Gon and Killua approach Tsezguerra , the Hunter hired by billionaire Battera, to prove they are worthy of playing Greed Island. To their shock, Tsezguerra finds their Nen skills lacking and tells them they aren't strong enough yet to survive the game.

Watch this detailed breakdown of the boys' Nen progression as they prepare for the dangers of Greed Island: Hunter X Hunter 2011 Episode 59 Review - Nen Progression King Of Lightning YouTube• Dec 19, 2012

: Even after their clash with Kurapika, the Phantom Troupe remains active. Phinks and Feitan decide they also want to play Greed Island and simply steal a copy of the game after overhearing the boys talk about it.

: Meanwhile, Killua makes significant strides in his own specialty, learning to transform his aura into electricity , a feat made possible by the electrical torture he endured as a child.

: Feeling frustrated but motivated, the boys spend the next few days training intensely. Gon struggles to find a signature Nen technique until he recalls advice from Master Wing . He begins experimenting with concentrating his aura into his fist, leading to the birth of his "Rock-Paper-Scissors" (Jajanken) technique—though his first attempt results in an explosion that knocks him back.

In , titled "Bid and Haste," the story transitions from the Yorknew City arc into the Greed Island arc . After the conflict with the Phantom Troupe cools down, Gon and Killua focus on their goal of entering the legendary video game left by Gon's father. Episode Highlights