The world of Hunter x Hunter.
Vast, mysterious, terrifying, menacing. We're going to put Jotaro in it.
Yeah. Jotaro Kujo is considered to be one of the
strongest characters in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. With the combination of his intelligence,
quick action in tough situations, immense strength and speed, and the ability to stop time,
Jotaro is a lethal threat. But, how well does Jotaro
compare to the "Hunter" world? But before we do, if you are a reoccurring
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Jotaro here is in an environment completely different to the stuff he was dealing with before.
I'm going to be using "end of Part 3 Jotaro", but even after all that was Part 3, it will be
largely different from the Hunter world. So, let's go about the comparisons.
This comparison begins with the Hunter Exam arc and its fights.
There's not much here that sticks to this arc that's to worry about for Jotaro.
For example, Gon, Kurapika, Leorio Vs. Hisoka. We learn that Hisoka is more than this arc and one
of the strongest Hunter characters we should worry about, but since we still see him at the end,
we can worry about that later since he doesn't go through any extreme changes.
After Hisoka, the next fight we have is against the prisoners.
These are also some pretty easy people to smack up.
There's the fake spider prisoner and the killer that actually fight here, and they've been
taken care of early Kurapika and Killua. As Jotaro stands, as a small building to
building level character, there are not many people in this arc that's messing with him.
We meet Hisoka and Netero, and for reasons mentioned earlier, we're going to wait a bit.
But if Jotaro were on that plane playing against Netero,
considering his speed, he would have that ball. The Zolydyck family arc is unofficial, apparently,
but I'll say it here; since we didn't see any fights here, there's nothing I'll be comparing.
But, Jotaro might actually be the only person that gets up to the 7th door that we know.
That's going off of the calculation of Jotaro holding up the teeth of
High Priestess to prevent getting crushed. The feat got us varying between 113.34 tons
and 280.63 tons. So this is doors 5 to 7.
Since door 5 is 64 tons, 6 is 128 tons and 256 tons.
So, there's that. Next is the Heaven's Arena arc.
There's not much here that's doing anything. The best thing we get here is the fact that this
is the beginning of Gon and Killua's growth to being stronger hunters.
Hisoka is still here, but we're still holding off on that for now.
Because really, what do we have here. Mr.
Spin, who loses to Gon, who just got Nen. Then there's the other guy who Killua whooped
using his immense Zoldyck training. Both of our protagonists here have yet
to have something to mention that's in the same ballpark as Jotaro.
Now, we're in the Yorknew City Arc. This situation is relatively difficult for me.
Because let's consider the fights we've seen in this arc.
Uvogin vs. the Mob, Uvo Vs. Shadow Beasts, Kurapika Vs. Uvo, and Chrollo Vs. Zeno and Silva.
These are some strong characters we have here. The troupes, specifically Uvogin and Chrollo.
And there's the Zolydycks, which we will look into a bit more for Zeno later.
Uvogin is one of the strongest Hunter characters that we've seen work and one of the best showcases
of strength we have in the series. Uvogin's Big Bang Impact alone,
I calculated this character to Small Town level, and this was from the anime.
Initially, there was a different calc on the manga version, adding up to Multi-City Block.
Now, with a character like this, what is Jotaro to do in a situation like this? And honestly,
that's the problem for me. What is Jotaro supposed to do
that's in character and probable for him? Uvogin has the strength and durability here.
He's also out here tanking bazooka blasts and catching bullets with his teeth.
No stand! The only thing that Jotaro has over Uvogin
is faster than light speed because of Star Platinum, and when it comes to a fight,
I'd say you're going to need more than just speed to take out a behemoth like Uvogin.
This man is his army. Time stop isn't even enough
since Uvogin can tank the hits and try to work around Jotaro's speed and abilities.
I do think that Jotaro can do a fantastic job running away, and we've seen that
with Killua; sometimes that's needed. You have to be able to pick your battles.
Ok, well, what else are we looking at in this arc? There's Kurapika, Chrollo, Zeno, and Silva.
Well, Kurapika had been taking hits reasonably well throughout the fight.
Especially when he had taken a full power Big Bang Impact to the arm,
and all that it did was break his arm. Consider what it had done to the ground
and a Shadow Beast member. So, if Kurapika's durability is comparable
to Uvogin, I can't imagine this going well. Then I'm supposed to continue to mention Chrollo,
Zeno, and Silva? Characters who have a pretty good idea that they're on par
or most likely a lot stronger than Uvogin? I mean, this is just a diff at this point.
But I want to continue through the arcs because I believe when can get a better
idea of where Jotaro should be, given the strength of the "Hunters" we'll see.
Next! Greed Island! This arc didn't exactly have the most stuff going on in scaling because
the cards solved most problems, but this was an essential part
of the story due to Gon and Killua leveling up. So, a feat that someone calculated for the manga
was Gon destroying a large bolder and then using some of it as a defense against Binolt.
That calculated Gon to be at least Small Building level.
So, let's say that's real. Killua had been stronger than Gon at that time,
and Genthru was comparable to both of them. In this situation, Jotaro still has the
upper hand compared to anyone else there. Even if they were in the same bracket of strength,
Jotaro has the speed, intelligence, and surprise factor in having a stand.
I think full-powered Gon hits are something to be concerned about
if you're of the same speed here, but Jotaro in this case should be able to pack that thang too,
so if you come around, you will get clapped. Our protagonists are not outside of our range,
but then we have the Chimera Ant arc, and this... this is the true diff between these characters.
The Chimera Ant arc introduces some of the most snapped characters we've ever seen in Hunter.
Now, I'm going to show where these characters are at using some reasonably basic scaling.
So, with the Chimera Ant arc comes the hierarchy of ants.
At the bottom, there are the peons. That's what they call them.
I'm not mean, I swear. Next are the officers.
Officers that got nen are characters like Rammot, Snake, Hallow, Bat, and many others.
A character like Rammot would fold the Gon and Killua that came straight out of Greed Island,
but that changed soon after. The officers get smoked by Gon
and Killua after some remote training from Kite. So, how strong did they have to be to do that?
With Gon's new strength, he slammed an officer into a mountain using wind created by
swinging a tree and punched another officer so hard he sent them flying to another country.
Whether or not he got there is one thing, but to duff someone so hard that you can't
see them anymore is a feat of itself. Another comparison I'd add here is that
you see the Phantom troupe in the Chimera Ant arc, and they get a lot of push here.
Bonolenov was fighting an officer and had to bring out his Battle Cantabile: Jupiter nen ability, and
even with using a supposed multi-city block-level (given by calculations by other people), there
were still pulverized remains left of the ant. If there were a marginal difference in strength,
you would've seen things like when Uvogin had first used Big Bang Impact on the Shadow Beasts.
Now, with some of the troupe fighting officers and getting pressure from it, while Gon and
Killua are breezing, I'd say that they should be comparable to certain troupe members now.
But, Gon and Killua continue to improve well enough to fight the next tier.
So, that means that everyone should be stronger than Jotaro by now, and the more that I continue,
the more I'll be introducing more characters that are also stronger than Jotaro.
But, let's try to be descriptive with this. Jotaro's position in this would be something along
the lines of a Cheetah-like character that you can't get your hands on, but he's also not doing
enough to you to warrant an immediate retaliation. This situation would be a fight that Hunter
characters would have to dwell and think on a bit more about how they'd like to fight him.
Those with the intelligence and abilities to challenge his speed could.
Those that can't challenge him would most likely either stalemate or lose
the battle of attrition depending on the stamina difference between the two.
So, let's have a strength tier list of the Hunter anime.
We'll have Netero and Meruem in X tier, the Royal Guards in S+,
Squadron leaders in S, and officers in A. If that's where we are in positions,
then I would say that Jotaro could find himself being a B-tier character in terms of strength but
an A to S tier in terms of speed and ability. Jotaro has an uncontested difference by having
access to massively faster than light speed actions and time stop, but he doesn't have the
strength to make that matter against these tanks. The best thing he can do is try to wear down the
competition and capitalize on that weakness. If they never get there, it might be time to
call a Joseph and run away. Thank you all for watching.
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