List of ''Hunter × Hunter'' characters

Chrollo Lucilfer

Voiced by: Yoshikazu Nagano (1999 series, Japanese),^[6] Richard Meen (1999 series, English), Mamoru Miyano (2011 series, Japanese),^[9] Robbie Daymond (2011 series, English)

Chrollo Lucilfer (クロロ＝ルシルフル, Kuroro Rushirufuru) is the founder and leader of the Phantom Troupe, bearing the number 0, having formed the organization and considered by its members as an irreplaceable member despite putting the Troupe before himself. Chrollo led the genocide of the Kurta Clan, resulting in him being targeted by Kurapika who punished him by both neutralizing his Nen ability and forcing him to make no contact with his subordinates.^[ch. 117] But Hisoka, having manipulated events so he can fight Chrollo before learning of Kurapika's actions, aids in acquiring an Exorcist to remove Kurapika's seal. Chrollo then accepts Hisoka's challenge to a battle to the death and kills him, unaware that Hisoka revived himself some time later and had decided to assassinate Phantom Troupe members. Gaining intel that Hisoka boarded the Black Whale, telling an upset Machi that they all have a score against him, Chrollo boards the vessel with other Phantom Troupe members to find and kill Hisoka. His Nen type is Specialization and allows him to directly steal the abilities of other Nen users, which he stores in a Conjured book.^[ch. 98] Chrollo came in fourth place in the series' second popularity poll.^[5]

Bonolenov Ndongo

Voiced by: Chō (Japanese), Doug Erholtz (English)

Bonolenov Ndongo (ボノレノフ＝ンドンゴ, Bonorenofu Ndongo) is covered in bandages and wears boxing gloves, and bears the number 10 in the Troupe. These bandages cover up a large number of holes throughout his body. During the Chimera Ant arc, he was seen fighting with the other members of the Phantom Troupe against the Chimera Ants. His physical power ranks eighth among the Troupe.^[10] Bonolenov is a descendant of the Gyudondond (ギュドンドンド), a small wild tribe that was chased out of their lands by development. When males of the Gyudondond tribe reach the age of three, they are circumcised and needles are inserted in various parts of their body. Over time, these needles are replaced with thicker and thicker sticks, and the holes are stabilized with bamboo stalks or stones. Using these holes, Gyudondond males are able to create a variety of sounds with the air flowing through. They are called "Bap" (バプ), the dancing warriors, and fulfill the role of shamans and performers in their tribe. Before combat, they use their bodies to play songs of battle. The Gyudondond believe that the more beautiful a sound that is played, the greater the spirit it can summon. Bonolenov possess this as his Conjuration Nen ability, titled War Anthem - Battle Cantabile (戦闘演武曲（バト＝レ・カンタービレ）, Bato re Kantābire).^[ch. 225]

Feitan Portor

Voiced by: Akari Hibino (1999 series, Japanese), Meredith Taylor Parry (1999 series, English), Kappei Yamaguchi (2011 series, Japanese),^[9] Tom Bauer (2011 series, English)

Feitan Portor (フェイタン＝ポートオ, Feitan Pōtoo) is one of the original members hailing from Meteor City and bears the number 2 in the Troupe. He is attired in what one would expect from a bandit — dark clothes partnered with a skullhead scarf that covers his mouth. He seldom speaks, but when he does, it is full of grammatical errors, giving the impression that he is not speaking in his native tongue. During the Phantom Troupe's fight with Chimera Ants, Feitan reverts to his native language, which is shown with Chinese characters. After Feitan's victory over Zazan in Meteor City, he is crowned temporary leader of the Phantom Troupe. Feitan's movements are incredibly fast, being able to leave afterimages of his body. He wields an umbrella that conceals both a sword and a gun that fires out of the tip. Following Chrollo's return, Feitan seems to have abandoned his position as interim leader of the Phantom Troupe. He later appears on the Black Whale with Phinks, Franklin, and Nobunaga. He, along with the others, thrash three passengers who refuse to let them sit at a table. After displacing them, he does not participate in the interrogation of the three men.

His Nen type is Transmutation. His ability Unforgiven: Pain Packer (許されざる者（ペインパッカー）, Pein Pakkā) transforms the injuries he has received from his enemy into an attack. The more pain he receives, the stronger his attack is. Currently, only Burnt by the Sun: Rising Sun (太陽に灼かれて（ライジングサン）, Raijingu San) has been revealed, a miniature sun that burns anyone around him disregarding even allies, as shown by the rest of the Phantom Troupe fleeing from the scene when he uses this ability. Only Feitan is unaffected by the attack, presumably because of the armor that is formed on him.^[ch. 229] Feitan came in tenth place in the series' second popularity poll.^[5]

Franklin Bordeaux

Voiced by: Yoshinobu Kaneko (1999 series Japanese), Steve Olson (1999 series, English), Kenji Nomura (G.I. OVA Series), Hidenobu Kiuchi (2011 series, Japanese),^[9] Edward Bosco (2011 series, English)

Franklin Bordeaux (フランクリン＝ボルドー, Furankurin Borudō) is very large, with multiple facial scars similar to that of Frankenstein's monster, and bears the number 7 in the Troupe. He ranks fourth in physical power among the Troupe and is among the original members hailing from Meteor City.^[10] Franklin, along with the rest of the Phantom Troupe, is aboard the Black Whale. He, Feitan, Phinks, and Nobunaga thrash three unruly passengers to gain seating at a table. When the three talk about the mafia families of Kakin, Franklin asks them which of them is the most powerful. When the passengers refuse to reveal that, Franklin asks them to summon the one who will collect kickbacks. Franklin's Nen type is Emission. His ability is called Dual Machine Gun (俺の両手は機関銃（ダブルマシンガン）, Daburu Mashingan) and allows him to shoot countless bullets composed of Nen from his fingertips, which he modified into guns himself.^[11]

Kortopi

Voiced by: Umi Tenjin (1999 series, Japanese), Shinya Hamazoe (2011 series, Japanese), Tony Oliver (2011 series, English)

Kortopi (コルトピ, Korutopi) is short in stature with a thick and messy mane of hair covering his entire head, obscuring everything except for an occasional glimpse of his left eyeball. He is the weakest in the Troupe in terms of raw physical power.^[10] In fact, his Conjuration Nen abilities so far suggest that he is not involved in combat at all, but rather theft and subterfuge. His Nen ability is called Gallery Fake: Divine Left Hand, Demonic Right Hand (神の左手悪魔の右手（ギャラリーフェイク）, Gyararī Feiku), which allows him to make perfect copies of any object by touching it with his left hand and producing the copy with his right. He can also make copies of living humans, but they will be immobile and lifeless. The copies vanish after 24 hours have passed.^[12] He is also able to know the exact location of any copy he has created by touching the original object.^[ch. 109] Kortopi is the first of the members of the Troupe killed by Hisoka after he swears to wipe out the entire group following his defeat to Chrollo.^[ch. 357]

Machi Komachine

Voiced by: Noriko Namiki (1999 series, Japanese),^[6] Marcy Lannan (1999 series, English), Takako Uemura (OVA, Japanese), Rena Maeda (2011 series, Japanese),^[9] Abby Trott (2011 series, English)

Machi Komachine (マチ＝コマチネ) is incredibly loyal to Chrollo and is one of the original Phantom Troupe members from Meteor City, bearing the number 3. Physically, she is the strongest woman in the Troupe and the sixth strongest overall.^[10] Hisoka seems to have an occasional interest in her, although it is hard to see whether it is genuine. She also has an extremely keen intuition (the other members of the Troupe say that she has never been wrong about her intuitions). On August 9, Machi meets up with Chrollo at a market inside the Black Whale. She calls dibs on killing Hisoka, but Chrollo replies everyone in the Phantom Troupe is after him. When she suggests they flip a coin, Chrollo refuses, saying that method is for settling disputes between two members, whereas they are all itching to slay Hisoka, including Chrollo himself. He states the magician is certainly on the ship and they will manage to find him. Equipment Machi's Nen type is Transmutation. Her ability Nen Stitches (念糸縫合（ネンシほうごう）, Nenshi Hōgō) forms her aura into thread, the strength of which is inversely proportional to its length: a thread as long as the diameter of the Earth would be as strong as cotton, but a one millimeter-long thread can lift a ton.^[13] Besides attacking it can be used to track people, but is also shown used to stitch severed limbs back on.^[ch. 55] Machi came in seventh place in the series' second popularity poll.^[5]

Nobunaga Hazama

Voiced by: Takashi Matsuyama (1999 series, Japanese), John Knight (1999 series, English), Naoya Uchida (2011 series, Japanese),^[9] Joe J. Thomas (2011 series, English)

Nobunaga Hazama (ノブナガ＝ハザマ) has a similar appearance to ronin warriors in Edo period Japan, complete with a long katana that he uses with great finesse and skill, and bears the number 1 in the Troupe. Nobunaga specializes in combining nen with the use of his katana in executing enemies. His best friend is Uvogin, and the two bring out the best of each other during combat. Seeing some of Uvogin's personality in Gon, he expresses interest in having Gon join the Troupe, though Gon adamantly refuses. Nobunaga ranks ninth in physical power among the Troupe, and is one of the original members from Meteor City.^[10] Nobunaga is on the Black Whale with the rest of the Troupe, hunting for treasure and Hisoka. He, along with Feitan, Phinks, and Franklin, thrash three unruly passengers to gain seating in the cafeteria. Once the thugs submit to them, he asks them how they can get to the second floor. After learning about the facilitator, he suggests that they find the facilitator and use him to negotiate with the top. Nen type: Enhancement. Nobunaga came in fourteenth place in the series' second popularity poll.^[5]

Pakunoda

Voiced by: Yoshiko Iseki (1999 series, Japanese), Tracy Sutton (1999 series, English), Romi Park (2011 series, Japanese),^[9] Erica Lindbeck (2011 series, English)

Pakunoda (パクノダ) is an original member of the Phantom Troupe from Meteor City. She is fully loyal to Chrollo, even going against the Troupe in order to help him. She is killed by Kurapika's Judgement Chain in the climax of the Phantom Troupe arc by violating the restrictions placed upon her. Her body is buried in the Troupe's Yorknew hideout. Pakunoda's Nen type is Specialization. Her main ability is to read the memories of people she touches by asking specific questions, Psychometry.^[ch. 103] Her secondary ability, Memory Bomb (記憶弾（メモリーボム）, Memorī Bomu), allows her to transform these memories into the shape of a bullet which she fires into the heads of her companions from a gun, thereby giving them that information.^[14] She is eleventh in physical strength.^[10]

Phinks Magcab

Voiced by: Yoshiaki Matsumoto (1999 series, Japanese), Lucas Gilbertson (1999 series, English), Kenn (2011 series, Japanese),^[9] David Vincent (2011 series, English)

Phinks Magcub (フィンクス＝マグカブ, Finkusu Magukabu) uses his hands in battle, which has been shown to be extremely powerful. He is one of the original Phantom Troupe members from Meteor City, wears an Egyptian Pharaoh-like outfit in battle and bears the number 5. Phinks seems to get along best with Feitan, and is almost always seen partnered with him both in and out of combat. As with the rest of the Phantom Troupe, Phinks boards the Black Whale. Phinks, along with Feitan, Franklin, and Nobunaga, confront and thrash three unruly passengers. His Nen ability is called Kaiten - Ripper Cyclotron (廻天（リッパー・サイクロトロン）, Rippā Saikurotoron), the strength of which is dependent upon how many times he rotates his arm; the more rotations, the more powerful his attack will be. In terms of physical strength, Phinks is ranked second among the Troupe members.^[10] Nen type: Enhancement.

Shalnark

Voiced by: Yasuhiro Takato (1999 series, Japanese), Jordan Schartner (1999 series, English), Noriko Hidaka (2011 series, Japanese),^[9] Griffin Burns (2011 series, English)

Shalnark (シャルナーク, Sharunāku) is member number six of the Phantom Troupe, and from his appearance, he seems to be a normal boy. However, he is one of the most intelligent and quick-thinking members in the group, being highly adept at using computers and information gathering. Shalnark is also a licensed Hunter, so he has access to certain information that could be potentially useful to the Phantom Troupe. He ranks tenth in physical power among the Troupe.^[10] Shalnark is killed by Hisoka after he decides to wipe out the entire Phantom Troupe following his defeat by Chrollo in Heaven's Arena.^[ch. 357] Shalnark's Nen type is Manipulation.

His main ability, Black Voice: Mobile Fate Director (携帯する他人の運命（ブラックボイス）, Burakku Boisu), allows him to completely control the actions of others remotely using his cell phone after sticking a specialized antenna into their bodies.^[15] His secondary ability involves applying the antenna upon himself and putting his body on autopilot, resulting in an enhanced state with enough power to devastate most opponents. However, he dislikes this ability because he is subject to immense muscle pain for several days after its use, and as he has no control over the process and retains no memory over what has transpired he can not derive any pleasure or satisfaction when he uses it to win a fight.^[ch. 227] Shalnark came in seventeenth place in the series' second popularity poll.^[5]

Shizuku Murasaki

Voiced by: Atsuko Bungo (1999 series, Japanese), Emily Bachynski (1999 series, English), Miho Arakawa (2011 series, Japanese),^[9] Janice Roman Roku (2011 series, English)

Shizuku Murasaki (シズク＝ムラサキ) is extremely forgetful and can be an airhead at times which, along with her unassuming appearance, can cause opponents to underestimate her combat abilities.^[ch. 91] She is left-handed,^[ch. 72] and the twelfth strongest physically out of the thirteen members of the Troupe.^[10] Shizuku is member number eight, a replacement for the last member since the Troupe came together. Shizuku's Nen type is Conjuration. She conjures the Nen vacuum Blinky (デメちゃん, Deme-chan), which is able to suck up anything that is not Nen created or that she considers living. It is also able to regurgitate the last thing sucked up.^[16] Shizuku came in eleventh place in the series' second popularity poll.^[5]

Uvogin

Voiced by: Eiji Takemoto (1999 series, Japanese), Mike Shepherd (1999 series, English), Akio Ōtsuka (2011 series, Japanese),^[9] Patrick Seitz (2011 series, English)

Uvogin (ウヴォーギン, Uvōgin) is one of the original members of the Troupe from Meteor City. Out of all of the Phantom Troupe, he is the strongest in terms of raw physical power.^[10] Uvogin is so strong, that direct hits from bullets, sniper bullets, and even anti-tank rockets do not cause visible damage to him.^[ch. 75] Like all of the Troupe, he never hesitates to kill, and particularly enjoys combat against skilled opponents. Although he prefers to fight alone, Uvogin becomes stronger when fighting with a partner, usually Nobunaga, because he fights better when there is someone else to protect (although he never admits this).^[ch. 93] Seeking revenge on Kurapika for capturing him after his battle with the Shadow Beasts, Uvogin tracks him to the hotel where Neon Nostrade and the rest of her bodyguards are staying. They fight one-on-one in a small canyon on the outskirts of Yorknew City. Kurapika eventually captures Uvogin with his Chain Jail, and questions him about the location and abilities of the other Phantom Troupe members. Uvogin refuses to answer any questions, responding only to kill him. Kurapika then pierces Uvogin's chest with his Judgement Chain ability, giving Uvogin the condition that he must answer all questions truthfully. But Uvogin refuses to answer Kurapika's question on the whereabouts of the other Troupe members, instantly killed with his body buried by Kurapika soon after.^[ch. 84] He is the eleventh member of the Troupe and his Nen type is Enhancement. Uvogin came in twelfth place in the series' second popularity poll.^[5]

Kalluto Zoldyck

Voiced by: Yūko Maekawa (1999 series, Japanese), Mamiko Noto (2011 series, Japanese), Lauren Landa (2011 series, English)

Kalluto Zoldyck (カルト＝ゾルディック, Karuto Zorudikku) is the youngest member of the Zoldyck Family, androgynous in appearance and wearing a feminine kimono. He is initially introduced accompanying his mother during Gon's retrieval of Killua from Kukuroo Mountain and later helps his family in the assassination of the Ten Mafia Dons who placed bounties on the Phantom Troupe.^{[ch. 41, 100]} Kalluto joins the Phantom Troupe as Hisoka's replacement, bearing the number 4, during their entrance into Greed Island.^[ch. 170] During the Phantom Troupe's assault on Zazan's palace in Meteor City, Kalluto reveals he joined them with the intention of retrieving his brother.^[ch. 229] His Nen ability, Snake Dance (蛇咬の舞), uses a hand fan to control paper confetti that is sharp enough to cut metal.^[ch. 226] Kalluto came in fourteenth place in the series' first popularity poll.^[4]

Illumi Zoldyck

Voiced by: Urara Takano (1999 series, Japanese),^[6] Victor Atelevich (1999 series, English), Masaya Matsukaze (2011 series, Japanese), Chris Hackney (2011 series, English)

Illumi Zoldyck (イルミ＝ゾルディック, Irumi Zorudikku) is Killua's eldest brother, an experienced and expert assassin who played a part in his Killua's training and upbringing.^[ch. 36] Having a warped obsession with Killua, helping his father instill the ideal in his brother to thrive on darkness and killing others^[ch. 36], Illumi planted a needle in Killua's brain to compel him to flee from unwinnable fights as his way of protecting his brother. During the 287th Hunter Exam, using special pins to change his facial structure in disguising himself as Gittarackur (ギタラクル, Gitarakuru)^[ch. 35], Illumi becomes a Hunter while forcing Killua to disqualify himself and return to their home. But Killua ends up acting against his brother, removing Illumi's needle upon learning of it during his fight with Rammot and later standing up to him when he attempts to kill their sister Alluka for the good of their family. Illumi also has a complex friendship with Hisoka, later hired by him to join the Phantom Troupe as their number 11 on the possibility that Hisoka wants to fight him as well. Illumi came in sixth and eighth place in the series' first two popularity polls.^[4][5]

Chimera Ant Queen

Voiced by: Masako Ikeda (Japanese), Cindy Robinson (English)

The Chimera Ant Queen (女王, Joō) is the first chimera ant to be seen in the series, having mysteriously mutated to human size instead of being generally limited to ten centimeters like the rest of her kind.^[ch. 187] The Queen first appears in the story when she washes up injured on the shores of the autonomous region of Neo Green Life (or simply N.G.L.), a small insular nation located on an island known as the Mitene Union. Driven by her reproductive instincts to give birth to a Chimera Ant King with ideal traits, the Queen immediately begins to feed on small mammals and aquatic life in order to give birth to soldier ants to bring her larger prey in greater amounts. When one of her soldiers brings her two human children to feed on, noting them to be more nourishing then previous prey, she became obsessed and sends her soldiers to concentrate on gathering more humans to feed on. N.G.L.'s status as neo-Luddite enabled the Queen's offspring be unopposed before their activities are eventually learned by the outside world. The Queen is fatally injured when the Chimera Ant King's forced, premature birth damaged her organs with massive blood loss. Despite receiving treatment from the Hunters, dies while labeling her son Meruem. But after her death, the Queen is revealed to have birth a twin sister to Meruem who is later revealed to be Kite reborn as a new Chimera Ant Queen.

Meruem

Voiced by: Kōki Uchiyama (Japanese),^[17] Max Mittelman (English)

Meruem (メルエム, Meruemu) is the Chimera Ant King (王, Ō) and the most powerful of the Queen's offspring as a result of her feeding on only humans, possessing the Specialist Nen ability to assimilate the aura of those he consumes and increase his power greatly. Forcing himself to be born at the cost of the Queen's life, Meruem was born arrogant with little sense of identity aside from his supposed destiny and preconceived notions of his kind's superiority over humans. Meruem leaves N.G.L. with his Royal Guards in search of a place to establish his colony while acquiring a mate outside his species to conceive an Chimera Ant queen. This led to Merum taking over the Republic of East Gorteau, having Pitou use the corpse of its dictator Ming Jol-ik to order a mandatory gathering of East Gorteau's entire population for a national rally to create a situation in which entire towns and villages could be secretly abducted for a "selection": the forcible awakening of Nen in order for Pouf to create an army of Chimera Ant-hybrid soldiers for world domination.^{[ch. 223, 230, 251]} The Hunter Association mobilizes an extermination team to raid the East Gorteau kingdom and assassinate Meruem, composed of a selected team of professional Hunters.

Meruem takes an interest in strategy games, defeating champion-level players by learning their battle tactics after disrupting the flow of their playing style. However, he is unable to overcome the skill of a seemingly dimwitted blind girl from the countryside named Komugi in Gungi, the game she reigns over. As Meruem finds himself unable to disrupt her flow, the challenge of playing against Meruem awakens Komugi's Nen ability, thus, increasing her own skills. To the dismay of the Royal Guards, Meruem even starts to show respect and care for Komugi while questioning his own violent methods as a way to rule. As such, the King wavers between his human emotions and animal instincts, ultimately deciding to compromise by taking over the planet for the Chimera Ants, but sparing humans and leaving them to live in reservations. Meruem's faltering leaves him vulnerable, almost being destroyed in the fight against Netero when the man detonated the nuclear explosive on his person as a last resort. But Meruem survived by feeding on the bodies of Pouf and Youpi, assimilating their powers alongside their aura. But besides being poisoned by the bomb's radiation, Meruem also suffered temporarily memory loss before he recovers his memories of Komugi. Netero's final attack would takes its toll on Meruem at the time as he finds Komugi, spending his final moments playing with her before dying in her arms.

Royal Guard

A trio of Chimera Ants whose objective is protecting Chimera Ants of the Royal Caste, originally serving the Queen who personally named them. After Meruem is born, the Royal Guard switched loyalties and followed him to East Gorteau where they eventually met their end.

Others

Ging Freecss

Voiced by: Hiroki Tōchi (1999 series, Japanese), Ben Jeffrey (1999 series, English), Urara Takano (child, 1999 series), Rikiya Koyama (2011 series, Japanese), Marc Diraison (2011 series, English)

Ging Freecss (ジン＝フリークス, Jin Furīkusu) is a Double Star Ruins Hunter and Gon's father and motivation to become a Hunter.^[ch. 326] He left Whale Island to become a Hunter before he turned twelve years old, only returning ten years later to ask his grandmother to take care of Gon for a while.^[ch. 65] But Mito felt him unfit to parent and gained custody of Gon, and Ging never returned again.^[ch. 65] He is the main creator of the Greed Island video game, and is also the one who captured and placed Razor in the game. A member of the Zodiacs, his code name is "Boar" and he is one of the only two members who do not mimic their corresponding animal.^[ch. 319] At the end of the chairman election, Ging at last meets Gon. He tells Gon to apologize to Kite and about the meaning of adventure before they once again separate. He then resigns from the Zodiacs and joins Beyond Netero's expedition with Pariston.^{[ch. 340, 342]}

Ging claims that he does not want to see Gon because he is too ashamed of himself for being absent in Gon's life due to his own selfishness, and challenges his son to find him.^[ch. 66] Despite that he seems confident in Gon's abilities and knows him better than anyone; he knew Gon would become a Hunter and left a memory card for Greed Island and a recorded message with Mito to give to him once he did, and claimed that there was no need to visit him at the hospital as he is sure that despite being seriously injured, Gon would eventually recover by his own will. All information about Ging is classified even in the official Hunter database.^[ch. 38] He is Kite's teacher and also inspired Satotz to become a Hunter.^{[ch. 1, 35, 38]} Chairman Netero once told Biscuit that Ging is one of the top five best Nen users in the world.^[ch. 138] This is demonstrated when he replicates Leorio's power through raw Nen control (instead of a trained Nen ability), in order to hide his true power. Ging tied with Silva for fifteenth place in the series' first popularity poll.^[4]

Pariston Hill

Voiced by: Hiroki Takahashi^[19]

Pariston Hill (パリストン＝ヒル, Parisuton Hiru) is a Triple Star Hunter and former vice chairman of the Hunter Association.^[ch. 326] He used to be one of the Zodiacs under the code name "Rat".^[ch. 319] Similar to Ging, he did not alter his physical appearance to match his animal. Pariston is a skilled politician, and eventually the winner of the 13th Hunter Chairman Election arc. However, he resigns from his new position and from the Zodiacs.^{[ch. 335, 340]} He joins Beyond Netero's expedition.

Cheadle Yorkshire

Voiced by: Ikue Ohtani^[19]

Cheadle Yorkshire (チードル＝ヨークシャー, Chīdoru Yōkushā) is a woman from the Zodiacs code named the "Dog".^[ch. 319] She is a Triple Star Hunter, a doctor, and jurist known as the Disease Hunter.^{[ch. 326, 346]} She is generally shown as an intelligent person. In the 13th Hunter Chairman Election arc, she always gets the second place, until Leorio takes her position after he punches Ging in front of all hunters. She - along with the rest of the Zodiacs - conspires together to prevent Pariston from winning the election, because the Zodiac members do not trust Pariston, but in spite of their efforts, Pariston wins but gives his position to her because he only wanted to have fun. After she becomes chairman she accepts the resignation of Ging and Pariston. She also, as ordered by the V5, orders the Zodiac to hunt down Beyond Netero because he intends to explore the Dark Continents, but instead strikes a deal to accompany him instead. Cheadle later boards the ship to the Dark Continent. She directs the center medical care facility on the third deck.

Mizaistom Nana

Voiced by: Akio Ohtsuka^[19]

Mizaistom Nana (ミザイストム＝ナナ), code named the "Ox",^[ch. 319] is a Double Star Crime Hunter and said to be a man with common sense.^{[ch. 326, 346]} He is also a lawyer and manages a private security company.^[ch. 346] He ranks 4th on the 13th Chairman Election and conspires with Cheadle to prevent Pariston's will of becoming Chairman. In the end he decides to tell his supporters to vote for Cheadle. Mizaistom was shocked when Cheadle tells her supporters to send their supports to Leorio, which she does in order to stop Pariston's intention to become the Chairman.

Botobai Gigante

Voiced by: Issei Futamata^[19]

Botobai Gigante (ボドバイ＝ギガンテ), code named the "Dragon",^[ch. 319] is a Triple Star Hunter.^[ch. 326] He is the most senior member of the Zodiacs and was close to Netero. He is a public prosecutor, military analyst, and Terrorist Hunter.^[ch. 346] Some time later, Botobai boards the ship. He devotes his attention to the three lower decks, where the conditions have turned out to be worse than expected. He and Mizaistom help the royal troops and private security to maintain the order and handle the criminal issues in the Black Whale, with Botobai also acting as a court official.

Kanzai

Voiced by: Ryota Ohsaka^[19]

Kanzai (カンザイ), code named the "Tiger",^[ch. 319] is a hot-tempered bodyguard and Treasure Hunter.^[ch. 346] He has a short temper as shown when he easily gets mad when Pariston and Hisoka tease him. When the Black Whale finally sets sail, Kanzai, Saccho and Saiyu stand guard over Beyond's cell. Kanzai comments that having three Zodiacs watching Netero is a waste of personnel, prompting a sneering remark from Saiyu and responding in kind.

Pyon

Voiced by: Tomoka Kiriyama^[19]

Pyon (ピヨン, Piyon), code named the "Rabbit",^[ch. 319] is a linguist, interpreter and Paleograph Hunter.^[ch. 346] She appears to be proficient in technology, as she is often seen on her phone or a laptop. When the Black Whale finally departs, Pyon attends a meeting with three other Zodiacs, Sanbica Norton, Tokyarine, and another Hunter.

Gel

Voiced by: Yuki Shirato^[19]

Gel (ゲル, Geru), code named the "Snake",^[ch. 319] is a woman with a calm attitude. She has the ability to change her arms into a snake which she uses to briefly threaten Pariston when he suggests the Zodiacs to make him the Chairman without election. She is a coroner, pharmacist and Poison Hunter.^[ch. 346]

Cluck

Voiced by: Megumi Han^[19]

Cluck (クルック, Kurukku), code named the "Chicken",^[ch. 319] is one of the most short-tempered members in the Zodiacs. She appears to have the power to manipulate birds, as shown when she informs all hunters for an election. She is a musician, dancer, and Botanical Hunter.^[ch. 346]

Saccho Kobayakawa

Voiced by: Takuma Suzuki^[19]

Saccho Kobayakawa (サッチョウ＝コバヤカワ, Satchō Kobayakawa), code named the "Horse",^[ch. 319] is a Double Star Problem Hunter.^[ch. 326] He appears to be very strict about the rules, and is known as the "Worry Hunter". He is a detective and handyman.^[ch. 346] When the Black Whale finally sets sail, Kanzai, Saccho and Saiyu stand guard over Beyond's cell. Saccho thinks to himself Kanzai is right and having three Zodiacs guard Beyond is a waste of personnel. He suggests they decide on a rotation and confront Mizaistom so one of them may go help the royal troops.

Ginta

Voiced by: Takuma Suzuki^[19]

Ginta (ギンタ), code named the "Sheep",^[ch. 319] is a ranger and Poacher Hunter.^[ch. 346] He seems to be very sensitive when it comes of Netero's death but he gets very mad when Pariston suggests to be the Chairman without an election.

Saiyu

Voiced by: Velo Takeda^[19]

Saiyu (サイユウ, Saiyū), code named the "Monkey",^[ch. 319] is a man whose appearance is reminiscent of the Monkey King. A Bounty Hunter and martial artist,^[ch. 346] he also has a staff as his weapon. He is Pariston's informant within the Zodiacs.^[ch. 348] In the Black Whale, Saiyu alongside Kanzai and Saccho stand guard over Beyond's cell. When Kanzai comments that having three Zodiacs watching Netero is a waste of personnel, Saiyu mocks him.

Hanzo

Voiced by: Yoshiaki Matsumoto (1999 series, Japanese), Lucas Gilbertson (1999 series, English), Daisuke Kishio (2011 series, Japanese), Ray Chase (2011 series, English)

Hanzo (ハンゾー, Hanzō) is an 18-year-old shinobi who has trained in the art of ninjutsu since he was born.^{[ch. 34, 38]} He decided to become a Hunter in order to find the elusive Hermit's Scroll.^[ch. 6] In the second test of the exam, featuring cooking, he is the only one to know what sushi is, as it is a dish from his home country, Japan.^[ch. 11] In the final test of the Hunter Exam, Hanzo is put against Gon in a fight where your opponent must admit defeat.^[ch. 33] Despite his speed, strength, and battle experience easily exceeding that of Gon, Gon refuses even after Hanzo breaks his arm. Noting the lack of hate in Gon's eyes after this act, Hanzo realizes he actually has come to like him. He willingly bows out of the battle, giving Gon the victory needed for him to pass the exam.^[ch. 33] Hanzo wins and passes the exam himself when he threatens the same to Pokkle in his next match, becoming a licensed Hunter.^[ch. 35] It is later stated by Wing that Hanzo learned Nen after the Hunter Exam.^[ch. 60] Hanzo later reappears in the Dark Continent arc as part of Kurapika's party and becoming the guard of the twelfth prince, Momoze.^[ch. 350] After Prince Momoze's sudden death by one of her bodyguards, a furious Hanzo blames himself for not being there to save her. He believes the murderer might strike again, and deduces that he is one of the two bodyguards taking a break. He swears to Biscuit that he would make the murderer pay for killing Momoze. Hanzo came in eighth and sixteenth place in the series' first two popularity polls.^[4][5]

Tonpa

Voiced by: Kohei Kowada (1999 series, Japanese), Gerald Matthews (1999 series, English), Toshiharu Sakurai (2011 series, Japanese), Michael Sorich (2011 series, English)

Tonpa (トンパ, Tonpa) is nicknamed the "Rookie Crusher" by candidates with more experience taking the exam. He has taken the exam for 35 consecutive terms,^[ch. 5] never managing to pass. He often brags of his experience to those taking the exam for the first time and then offers them a helping hand. This is merely subterfuge as he takes a perverse pleasure in sabotaging their attempts to get the license.^[ch. 17] This time around, he trails Gon, Killua, Kurapika, and Leorio while attempting various means to foil their advancement. In order to do this, he uses methods like spiking drinks with a strong laxative and being contradictory simply to delay progress in a time-sensitive arena, where he is teamed up with them.^{[ch. 5, 16]} He also attends the following Hunter Exam, where he, along with everyone else, is defeated by Killua.^[ch. 148]

Pokkle

Voiced by: Yukiko Tamaki (1999 series, Japanese), Graden Gant (1999 series, English), Yukitoshi Tokumoto (2011 series, Japanese), Bobby Thong (2011 series, English)

Pokkle (ポックル, Pokkuru) is an accomplished archer that carries a bow and quiver of arrows wherever he goes. The arrows are tipped with a potent tranquilizer that, even with a small nick, induces paralysis for any person for up to a week.^[ch. 24] Pokkle's aim is to become a successful hunter of undocumented fantastic beasts.^[ch. 38] He passes the exam and becomes a licensed Hunter. Pokkle is then seen in N.G.L. with Ponzu and several others before their group is attacked by Chimera Ants.^[ch. 190] Pokkle is poisoned by Zazan and brought to the colony to be fed to the Queen, but using a hidden antidote is able to restore some movement and hide before the Chimera Ants start searching for him for his knowledge on Nen.^[ch. 197] However, the newly born Neferpitou senses Pokkle hiding and he is subjected to his brain being prodded by the Royal Guard to divulge everything he knows about Nen before being killed.^[ch. 198] Pokkle's Nen ability, Seven Spectrum Array: Rainbow (七色弓箭（レインボウ）, Reinbō), creates a bow in his left hand and an arrow in his right; red arrows burst into flames on contact and orange are his fastest.^[ch. 190] Pokkle came in twelfth and eighteenth place in the series' first two popularity polls.^[4][5]

Ponzu

Voiced by: Umi Tenjin (1999 series, Japanese), Leda Davies (1999 series, English), Haruka Kudō (2011 series, Japanese), Reba Buhr (2011 series, English)

Ponzu (ポンズ) is one of the twenty-four that managed to enter the fourth stage of the Hunter Exam.^[ch. 23] She fights using chemical weapons, a wide variety of toxins, and prefers to set traps instead of fighting head on.^[ch. 25] Her secret weapon lies within her round cap, carrying neurotoxic bees under the surface that emerge and attack her enemies when she is threatened.^[ch. 31] During this stage, her bees instinctively end up killing Bourbon after she falls into his trap. Ponzu is rescued by Gon, but her badge is taken when she is unconscious so Leorio can pass, causing her to fail the exam.^[ch. 31] She also attends the following Hunter Exam, where she, along with everyone else, is defeated by Killua.^[ch. 148] Ponzu is then seen in N.G.L. with Pokkle and several others before their group is attacked by Chimera Ants.^[ch. 190] The group is killed by Zazan's squad, but she is able to escape long enough to send one of her bees with a message to the strongest Hunter nearby, who happens to be Kite. She is shot and eaten moments later by a Chimera Ant.^[ch. 190] Ponzu came in ninth place in the series' first popularity poll.^[4]

Morel Mackernasey

Voiced by: Taiten Kusunoki (Japanese),^[17] Kyle Hebert (English)

Morel Mackernasey (モラウ＝マッカーナーシ, Morau Makkānāshi) is a Hunter who uses a giant smoking pipe and smoke as weapons, and who has a great sense of compassion. As his role progresses during the Chimera Ant arc, Morel shows himself as an experienced and resourceful fighter, which is shown in his fight against Leol wherein he uses his pipe as a snorkel so that he could allow himself to breathe underwater, and in doing so suffocates his opponent with the carbon dioxide he had emitted. The smoke that he produces is controllable with his Nen ability; he is able to make it take on various shapes and even act independently from him once commands are issued. After the Chimera Ants incident is solved, Morel is promoted to a Triple Star Hunter while placing Colt and the reborn Kite under his protection.

Knov

Voiced by: Shinichiro Miki (Japanese),^[17] Grant George (English)

Knov (ノヴ, Novu) is an intelligent hunter dressed in glasses and a suit. He is Palm's master and the target of her affections. He can create warp gates to a "safe house",called "fourth dimensional apartment complex", which he creates doors in. It is similar to teleportation, but instead of instantly arriving at the destination he goes to his safe house, which is a windowless room, with a single door. Within the safe house, he can store items and/or people. Through the door, others can only come in/out from a predetermined place, while Knov can go anywhere he has marked before (thanks to his special key). When infiltrating Meruem's palace in order to place a portal, he comes into contact with Neferpitou's En. It frightens him so much that he retreats upon suffering a severe nervous breakdown while going bald. When he later returns to aid in the attack, his hair having grown back through whitened from the psychological ordeal he went through.

Knuckle Bine

Voiced by: Wataru Takagi (Japanese),^[17] Benjamin Diskin (English)

Knuckle Bine (ナックル＝バイン, Nakkuru Bain) is an Unidentified Beast Hunter and Morel's apprentice.^{[ch. 200, 203]} Despite appearing to be an aggressive man, Knuckle is very compassionate and easily moved to tears. He also gets along well with animals, having the habit of taking care of abandoned pets. Knuckle's ability "chapter-7 bankruptcy" is when he punches someone (by lending some aura) he simultaneously attaches a small indestructible nen-creature "Amortizing Power Redirector (A.P.R.)", with a counter on its head. It follows the opponent wherever they go and grow by counting 10% interest on the borrowed aura in every 10 seconds if not paid back by hitting Knuckle (provided Knuckle is within 100 meters distance). If the aura count exceeds his opponent's total aura, the opponent goes bankrupt. Bankruptcy causes the conjured "A.P.R." to transform into the "Individual Ren Suppressor (I.R.S.)" ("Toritaten" in the original Japanese version), a mascot that attaches itself and forces the debtor into Zetsu for 30 days.

Shoot McMahon

Voiced by: Yuji Ueda (Japanese), D.C. Douglas (English)

Shoot McMahon (シュート＝マクマホン, Shūto Makumahon) is an Unidentified Beast Hunter,^[ch. 205] Knuckle's partner, and the second disciple of Morel. Shoot's Nen ability is called "Hotel Rafflesia", and involves manipulating a cage and three disembodied hands that levitate. Shoot can shrink and seal off the body part that was hit, in the cage. He has a timid personality and is often afraid of taking advantage of opportune times to attack his enemy.^[ch. 205] In the fight against Youpi during the extermination team's raid on East Gorteau, he becomes inspired by Gon and is able to fully unleash his power, overcoming his shyness and injuries.

Palm Siberia

Voiced by: Kikuko Inoue (Japanese),^[17] Karen Strassman (English)

Palm Siberia (パーム＝シベリア, Pāmu Shiberia) is Knov's apprentice. She develops a crush on Gon, but is unable to further their relationship. On most occasions, she appears disheveled and stressed, exuding a frightening aura. However, she is depicted as quite beautiful when dressed up. During the extermination, Palm is sent in as a personal secretary to Director Bizeff in order to covertly discover Meruem's location, only to be captured and transformed into a chimera ant hybrid soldier. But Killua manages to help Palm regain her memories and return to the side of the Hunters. As a human, Palm originally tracked the location of anyone she has seen with her own eyes using a small merman relic fed by her blood as a human. But after becoming a Chimera Ant, able to create outfits from her hair wrapping over her body, Palm's Nen ability reformed into "Wink Blue" and enables her see the last three people she saw with her right eye whenever she covers it.

Kite

Voiced by: Shigeru Nakahara (1998 film), Yūji Kishi (1999 series, Japanese),^[20] Adam Hunter (1999 series, English), Shūichi Ikeda (2011 series, Japanese),^[21] Uki Satake (Chimera Ant, Japanese),^[19] Chris Smith (2011 series, English), TBA (Chimera Ant, English)

Kite (カイト, Kaito) is the very first Hunter introduced in the story. A student of Ging Freecss, Gon's father, he traveled to Whale Island three years prior to the start of the series looking for leads in order to pass his final test, find Ging.^[ch. 1] After saving Gon from a foxbear, Kite revealed to him that his father is alive and the best Hunter there is, inspiring Gon to follow in his father's footsteps and become a Hunter.^[ch. 1] After completing Greed Island Gon runs into Kite again, who, after finding Ging, is in the middle of a biological survey searching for new species in the country of Kakin.^[ch. 186] He is leading a team of young would-be Hunters named Banana Kavaro, Lin Koshi, Monta Yuras, Podungo Lapoy, Spinner Clow, and Stick Dinner. His Nen ability is Mad Clown: Crazy Slots (気狂いピエロ（クレイジースロット）, Kureijī Surotto) where a clown-head randomly chooses a number from 1 to 9 and summons respective weapons, which he can not put away until he uses.^[ch. 194]

Kite is killed by Neferpitou, and his vessel rebuilt into a manipulated puppet to train the ants. He is later captured by Knuckle and Shoot. Though his original body is dead, Kite used a secret function of Crazy Slots to be reborn as Meruem's twin sister who was initially the size of a finger when found on the Queen's corpse. While named Reina by Colt, the new chimera queen ant that Kite became quickly matured while regaining the memories and personality of her former human male self and helped snapped Gon out of his depression. Kite later tracks down Koala and forces the regretful hitman to become her subordinate as penitence for the death of a girl whose physical appearance Kite had assumed as a Chimera Ant. Kite came in tenth place in the series' first popularity poll.^[4]

Izunavi

Voiced by: Kazuki Yao (1999 series, Japanese, episode 45), Tsuyoshi Koyama (1999 series, Japanese, episode 56), Masaki Aizawa (2011 series, Japanese), Imari Williams (2011 series, English)

Izunavi (イズナビ, Izunabi), named Mizuken (ミズケン) in the 2011 anime, is a Hunter and Kurapika's Nen teacher. Izunavi teaches him about Nen and informs him of the ability to make Contracts that strengthen your abilities based on how strict the limitation you place.^[ch. 83] He reappears in the Dark Continent arc as part of Kurapika's party, becoming the bodyguard of Kakin's sixth prince, Tyson.^[ch. 350] Izunavi came in twenty-fourth place in the series' second popularity poll.^[5]

Melody

Voiced by: Tarako Isono (1999 series, Japanese), Miina Tominaga (2011 series, Japanese), Dorothy Fahn (2011 series, English)

Melody (センリツ, Senritsu) is a Music Hunter and is the kind and understanding member of Neon's bodyguards.^[ch. 73] She is always ready to listen to anyone's confessions and has the gift to make people open up to her. As Leorio notes, she is one of the very few characters who has made Kurapika open up to her. Melody's physical appearance is in short contrast to her kind soul. Due to effects of the "Sonata of Darkness", a musical piece said to have been written by Satan himself and that whomever listens to it will be greatly cursed, her body is short and her right arm disfigured.^[ch. 73] One night, Melody and her friend were drunk, and her friend played the Sonata. Its power was so great, that upon hearing only the first movement of the flute solo, Melody was disfigured. Her friend was not so lucky; his entire body was disfigured like Melody's arm and he died after playing it. Melody gained her Nen abilities in exchange. Melody's goal is to find the Sonata of Darkness and destroy it.^[ch. 73] Melody has the ability to Emit her aura to people to soothe fatigue when she plays an instrument. Melody also has a very sharp sense of hearing and can tell a person's psychological state just by listening to their heartbeat.^[ch. 121] For example, she knows when people are lying or when someone has completely lost his/her temper. Melody reappears in the Dark Continent arc as part of Kurapika's party, becoming the bodyguard for the tenth prince of Kakin, Kacho.^[ch. 350] Melody was inspired by Nausicaä and Yupa in Hayao Miyazaki's Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, or possibly Ashitaka from Princess Mononoke instead of Yupa.^[7] Melody came in twentieth place in the series' second popularity poll.^[5]

Basho

Voiced by: Hidenobu Kiuchi (1999 series, Japanese), Toru Nakane (2011 series, Japanese), Jake Eberle (2011 series, English)

Basho (バショウ, Bashō) is one of Neon Nostrade's new bodyguards, hired along with Kurapika. When he is first introduced he is quick to underestimate Kurapika, but after Kurapika's display of his Dowsing Chain, he grows respect for him. Basho returns in the Dark Continent storyline as part of Kurapika's infiltration party, becoming the bodyguard of Kakin's seventh prince, Luzurus.^[ch. 350] His Nen ability is called The Wandering Haiku Poet (流離の大俳人（グレイトハイカー）, Gureito Haikā), wherein Basho writes a haiku describing a condition on a piece of paper (such as "Anything I hit will explode"), which then comes true.^[ch. 68]

Benjamin Hui Guo Rou

Benjamin Hui Guo Rou (ベンジャミン＝ホイコーロ, Benjamin Hoikōro) is the first prince of Kakin and Nasubi's eldest son with his first wife, Unma.^[ch. 349] He is a very strong and aggressive man who seems to have no qualms with killing his own siblings and seems to have a rivalry with Tserriednich, his sibling from the same mother.

Camilla Hui Guo Rou

Camilla Hui Guo Rou (カミｰラ＝ホイコーロ, Kamīra Hoikōro) is the second prince of Kakin, Nasubi's eldest daughter and first child with his second wife, Duazul.^[ch. 349]

Zhang Lei Hui Guo Rou

Zhang Lei Hui Guo Rou (チョウライ＝ホイコーロ, Chōrai Hoikōro) is the third prince of Kakin and Nasubi's only son with his third wife, Tang Zhao Li.^[ch. 349]

Tserriednich Hui Guo Rou

Tserriednich Hui Guo Rou (ツェリードニヒ＝ホイコーロ, Tserīdonihi Hoikōro) is the fourth prince of Kakin and Nasubi's second son with his first wife, Unma.^[ch. 349] A rather erudite and placid man on the outside, Tserriednich is actually a sociopath who indulges himself with grotesque acts of cruelty and murder and possesses a vast collection of items related to human parts, including several scarlet eyes from the Kurta clan, which draws the attention of Kurapika, who infiltrates the succession game with Biscuit, Melody and other allies in order to confront him and reclaim them. Later, Tserriednich sends Myuhan and Danjin to attend Kurapika's lessons, telling them they can kill everyone in the room should they fail to learn Nen in two weeks.

Tubeppa Hui Guo Rou

Tubeppa Hui Guo Rou (ツベッパ＝ホイコーロ, Tsubeppa Hoikōro) is the fifth prince of Kakin and Nasubi's second daughter with his second wife, Duazul.^[ch. 349]

Tyson Hui Guo Rou

Tyson Hui Guo Rou (タイソン＝ホイコーロ, Taison Hoikōro) is the sixth prince of Kakin and Nasubi's only child with his fourth wife, Katrono.^[ch. 349] Izunavi is selected as her bodyguard.^[ch. 350]

Luzurus Hui Guo Rou

Luzurus Hui Guo Rou (ルズｰルス＝ホイコーロ, Ruzūrusu Hoikōro) is the seventh prince of Kakin and Nasubi's third child with his second wife, Duazul.^[ch. 349] He once sent some of his bodyguards to take part in the Hunter Exam, but failed, which Tserriednich considered an act of stupidity, as the Hunter Association can easily discover which of the examinees could use their Hunter credentials with assassinations in mind should they obtain it. Basho is selected as his bodyguard.^[ch. 350]

Sale-sale Hui Guo Rou

Sale-sale Hui Guo Rou (サレサレ＝ホイコーロ, Saresare Hoikōro)) is the eighth prince of Kakin and Nasubi's only child with his fifth wife, Swinko-swinko.^[ch. 349] He seems to be a womanizer and a wild hedonist. He is the second Prince to die, after his nen beast was eaten by one of Benjamin's men infiltrated among his detail.

Halkenburg Hui Guo Rou

Halkenburg Hui Guo Rou (ハルケンブルグ＝ホイコーロ, Harukenburugu Hoikōro) is the ninth prince of Kakin and Nasubi's fourth child with his second wife, Duazul.^[ch. 349] Considered the most gifted of the heirs and by many the most suited to become the next ruler, Halkenburg is a prodigy student, skipping grades and entering university at 15 years old. He is also a silver medal winner in archery, but has a strained relationship with his mother and two sisters. It is said that the only person close to him is Tserriednich, thus Kurapika attempts to approach him at first in order to get closer to his main target, but ends up becoming Oito and her son's bodyguard instead. Halkenburg later confronts his father in order to end the succession game, just to face the harsh truth that the only way for him to end the succession war is by winning. Thus he awakens his Nen Beast's powers, which allows him to convert any individual into his loyal follower, but at the cost of the life of one of his other followers.

Kacho Hui Guo Rou

Kacho Hui Guo Rou (カチョウ＝ホイコーロ, Kachō Hoikōro) is the tenth prince of Kakin and Nasubi's first daughter with his sixth wife, Seiko.^[ch. 349] Cheerful and kind on the outside, she is in fact a selfish and manipulative person who attempts to draw her sister Fugetsu to her side in order to win the succession game. Melody is selected as her bodyguard.^[ch. 350]

Fugetsu Hui Guo Rou

Fugetsu Hui Guo Rou (フウゲツ＝ホイコーロ, Fūgetsu Hoikōro) is the eleventh prince of Kakin and Nasubi's second daughter with his sixth wife, Seiko.^[ch. 349] Unlike her sister, she has a kind attitude. Her Nen Beast can creates portals that allow her to travel instantly between two points.

Momoze Hui Guo Rou

Momoze Hui Guo Rou (モモゼ＝ホイコーロ, Momoze Hoikōro) is the twelfth prince of Kakin and Nasubi's first child with his seventh wife, Sevanti.^[ch. 349] Hanzo is selected as her bodyguard.^[ch. 350] She is killed shortly afterwards by one of her bodyguards, who strangled in her sleep, becoming the first Prince to die. King Nasubi's has her body composed and placed in a grave inside a mysterious room where thirteen more empty graves are arranged in a circle.

Marayam Hui Guo Rou

Marayam Hui Guo Rou (マラヤｰム＝ホイコーロ, Marayāmu Hoikōro) is the thirteenth prince of Kakin and Nasubi's second child with his seventh wife, Sevanti.^[ch. 349] Biscuit is selected as his bodyguard.^[ch. 350]

Woble Hui Guo Rou

Woble Hui Guo Rou (ワブル＝ホイコーロ, Waburu Hoikōro) is the fourteenth prince of Kakin, Nasubi's youngest child and only child with his eighth wife, Oito (オイト).^[ch. 349] She is forced to participate in the succession game despite being a newborn baby. Oito hires Kurapika to protect her and her daughter during the succession game.^[ch. 350]

Neon Nostrade

Voiced by: Yuko Maekawa (1999 series, Japanese),^[6] Kana Ueda (2011 series, Japanese), Faye Mata (2011 series, English)

Neon Nostrade (ネオン＝ノストラード, Neon Nosutorādo) is the only daughter of the head of the Nostrade family, Light Nostrade. Using her Nen ability, Lovely Ghostwriter: Angelic Auto Writing (天使の自動筆記（ラブリーゴーストライター）, Raburī Gōsutoraitā), she predicts the future through quatrain fortune tellings which are always accurate,^[ch. 71] but slightly cryptic due to their use of abstract references to future events. Neon is spoiled; she receives everything she demands by threatening to cease the use of her ability for her father's benefit. Neon is also very involved with the occult and is an avid collector of rare human flesh, such as the Scarlet Eyes of the Kurta Clan. Neon cares very little about anything else other than her collection; even the death of her head bodyguard, Dalzollene, causes her no grief.^[ch. 79] However, when a family attendant is heartbroken, Neon offers to leave Yorknew City, despite not having obtained the auction items she desired.^[ch. 121]. She loses her Nen ability when Chrollo steals it from her. Later it is revealed that her ability disappeared from Chrollo's book, implying that she died on a later occasion. Neon came in twenty-third place in the series' second popularity poll.^[5]

Dalzollene

Voiced by: Hiromi Sugino (1999 series, Japanese), Takehito Koyasu (2011 series, Japanese), Kirk Thornton (2011 series, English)

Dalzollene (ダルツォルネ, Darutsorune) is a dedicated leader of Neon Nostrade's bodyguards and Kurapika's direct superior.^[ch. 70] He is killed by Phinks, as the Troupe infiltrates a Nostrade compound in order to rescue a captured Uvogin.^[ch. 78] Dalzollene is seen wielding a katana inscribed with runes. In the anime, he manages to pierce Uvogin by 5 millimeters with the katana.

Squala

Voiced by: Norihisa Mori (1999 series, Japanese), Takuma Suzuki (2011 series, Japanese), Ray Chase (2011 series, English)

Squala (スクワラ, Sukuwara) is one of Neon Nostrade's bodyguards. During the job interview for new hires, he was one of the two moles planted alongside the applicants in order to test their strength.^[ch. 68] He is also in a romantic relationship with Eliza, one of Neon's female attendants.^[ch. 109] Squala is later beheaded by Nobunaga.^[ch. 112] His Nen ability gives him the capacity of manipulating dogs, being able to communicate with them through whistles and give them complex orders, such as guarding or spying.

Baise

Voiced by: Shiori Ohta (1999 series, Japanese), Miki Nagasawa (2011 series, Japanese), Carrie Keranen (2011 series, English)

Baise (ヴェーゼ, Vēze) is one of Neon Nostrade's new bodyguards, hired along with Kurapika. She is one of the three bodyguards sent to buy what Neon wants in the Yorknew City underground auction, but everyone is consequentially murdered by the Phantom Troupe that night. She is killed by Shizuku during the massacre.^[ch. 73] A Manipulator, her Nen ability 180-Minute Love Slave (180分の恋奴隷（インスタントラヴァー）, Insutanto Ravuā) gives her the ability to make anyone she kisses her slave for 180 minutes.^[ch. 68]