Hunter x Hunter Episode 75: Ging`s Friends x and x True Friends

Gon, Killua, and Biscuit are surrounded by other game players who want a share of the game completion reward. Gon and Killua agree to a proposal: if the other players win the final card, Team Gon will buy it for 5% of the total winnings. The quiz begins, and the first question asks for the name of the elder who gave a hint about card #01, "Patch of Forest." Killua struggles with this question. Meanwhile, with the Bombers tied up, Abengane touches one of them, Genthru, and declares, "I caught the Bomber," which releases the "Countdown" ability that was placed on him.

The quiz continues to its final question. Gon wins with a score of 87 out of 100. An owl delivers a letter to Gon along with card #110, "Ruler's Invitation." However, Gon is only allowed to enter alone. Suddenly, two players, Gashta Bellam and Zetsk Bellam, use an "Accompany" card to confront Gon. They threaten to take his cards by force but are quickly defeated.

Gon initially plans to use an "Accompany" card to transport to the castle. Killua points out that this won't work because they haven't visited Limeiro before. Biscuit suggests using card #1016, "Drift," which allows a player to transport to a previously unvisited city. Killua uses "Drift" and returns shortly after, making it possible for him to use "Accompany." Abengane uses "Magnetic Force" to travel to Hisoka, mentioning another person's name. He states he will return to reality to make a fortune by exorcising Nen.

Biscuit and Killua wait outside while Gon enters the castle. He is greeted by List, who introduces him to Dwun. Dwun clarifies that his name is spelled W-D-W-U-N-E. The room is covered in garbage and junk. Dwun clears a space for Gon to sit and presents him with the last card, #000, "Ruler's Blessing." He teases Gon about his father. Dwun gives Gon a three-slot card holder and explains the rules for using it and which cards cannot be taken. List and Dwun then explain that the name Greed Island is an acronym, with each letter corresponding to a game master. The 'G' in 'Greed' belongs to Gon's father. Dwun explains that his own name actually begins with 'W' instead of 'D', a change made by Gon's father to fit the game's naming scheme. Dwun becomes angry at the memory, while List laughs. Gon enjoys seeing his father's old friends.

The game's players and NPCs celebrate with fireworks and parades as the game concludes. Team Gon enjoys a feast and decides which three cards to take back to the real world. Killua suggests they each pick one. Biscuit quickly chooses #81, "Blue Planet." Killua and Gon devise a plan, as only restricted card slots can be taken out of the game, meaning spell cards cannot. Gon selects "Plot of Beach," "Blue Planet," and "Paladin's Necklace." Upon exiting the game, Biscuit uses 'gain' on her "Blue Planet" and marvels at the gem. Gon then 'gains' his "Paladin's Necklace." Using the necklace, he transforms the "Plot of Beach" back into an "Accompany" card.

Gon states he noticed a player's name in his book and believes that because this player was the first to enter the game, he must have met this person previously. He speculates that he came to Greed Island with his father when he was a baby. Gon and Killua say goodbye to Biscuit and use "Accompany" to travel to "Nigg," the name listed. They arrive in a foggy, forest-like area and see a figure sitting at the base of a tree, fishing. The two boys look on, hoping they have found Gon's father.