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Gon Freecss is from Hunter x Hunter (2011)

Gon Freecss appears in Hunter x Hunter (2011), a TV anime that premiered in 2011 and ran for 148 episodes.

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Who is Gon Freecss?

Gon is the son of Ging Freecss, a legendary hunter whose current whereabouts are unknown. He never knew his father was alive, much less a hunter until he met Kite; a hunter who was also looking for Ging. From this point on, he became determined to find his father and decided to take the Hunter exam to do so. He became friends with Killua almost instantly when they met at the Hunter exam.

About Hunter x Hunter (2011)

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A new adaption of the manga of the same name by Togashi Yoshihiro. A Hunter is one who travels the world doing all sorts of dangerous tasks. From capturing criminals to searching deep within uncharted lands for any lost treasures. Gon is a young boy whose father disappeared long ago, being a Hunter. He believes if he could also follow his father's path, he could one day reunite with him.

Where to watch Hunter x Hunter (2011)

Crunchyroll ↗Hulu ↗Netflix ↗Tubi TV ↗YouTube ↗Hoopla ↗

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What anime is Gon Freecss from?

Gon Freecss is a character from Hunter x Hunter (2011) (2011).

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