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How Hunter x Hunter Almost Became Part of the Big 3 | Anime Analysis
Running home to catch Naruto, binging Bleach, or diving into One Piece after the liveaction—whatever brought you here, we're all fans of the Big 3. But did you know Hunter x Hunter almost joined them?

The Big 3—One Piece, Naruto, and Bleach—earned their title due to their immense success and influence during the mid2000s. But Hunter x Hunter had the potential to join this legendary group. So, why didn't it?

Hunter x Hunter fits the first two criteria: it launched in the late 90s and is hugely successful and influential. However, its inconsistent release schedule, earning it the nickname "Hiatus x Hiatus," kept it from being a longrunning series like the Big 3.

Health issues plagued creator Yoshihiro Togashi, leading to numerous breaks. Imagine a world where HxH released consistently—it could have been the Big 4!

Even though Hunter x Hunter has a loyal fandom, it was recently removed from Weekly Shonen Jump. Until we see new chapters, enjoy the manga on the bloopworm app, which offers a seamless reading experience.
What do you think? Could Hunter x Hunter have been part of the Big 3? Let us know in the comments and check out our video on HxH and other anime power systems!


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