Hunter x Hunter - plagiarized?

"The Girl Who Played Go", originally published as La Joueuse de Go, is a 2001 French novel by Shan Sa set during the Japanese occupation of Manchuria. It tells the story of a 16-year-old Chinese girl who is exceptionally good at the game of Go, and her game with a young Japanese officer. It was translated into English in 2003 and has been translated into 32 languages in total.

WHO PLAGIARIZED WHOM

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>*plagiarizes your shitty frenchoid novel*
>*takes a shit in your shower*
>*refuses to clean and leaves*
>*gets away with everything*

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he won't publish anything anymore, and that's a good thing

Does this novel involve man-eating sapient ant monsters taking over North Korea?

This involve a certain presupposition that otakers don't read anything beside manga, so no one will ever notice

>stories about girls who are good at board games are exclusive to one book
Retard-kun....I....

>god fucks up his back eternally
Wrecked.

yeah, yeah
Hunterfags are so pathetic and they deny the facts

by that logic the entire dragon ball concept is plagiarism

>God

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wtf did i just read. every one knows its plagiarized but it rips off all the shonen shit. the characters are direct rip offs like off brand versions of shit but the powers are unrelated and some one elses powers

story lines are driven by bad guys mostly. without them the good guy lacks and context and may as well be telling people not to litter or dont j walk. so by extension the story line is ripped off all that shonen shit. you just didnt look hard enough

One Piece too. It takes so many stories.

They both die in the end I'm assuming

the entire philosophy is plagiarism of Plato
that's not the case here
it's about very particular concept and its realization

Would copying fairy tales count as plagiarising the brothers Grimm who took traditional preexisting stories anyway? So things like Momotaro or Sun Wukong are too traditional.

Yeah, ok, let's talk about realization here, let's see how it compares, come on, let's check out just how much Togashi fucking steal, it'd definitely make interesting youtube video here:
>As the Japanese military invades 1930s Manchuria, a young girl approaches her own sexual coming of age. Drawn into a complex triangle with two boys, she distracts herself from the onslaught of adulthood by playing the game of go with strangers in a public square—and yet the force of desire, like the occupation, proves inevitable. Unbeknownst to the girl who plays go, her most worthy and frequent opponent is a Japanese soldier in disguise. Captivated by her beauty as much as by her bold, unpredictable approach to the strategy game, the soldier finds his loyalties challenged. Is there room on the path to war for that most revolutionary of acts: falling in love?
Komugi's sexual coming of age, that's unmissable part of Chimera Ant arc.

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>>The book's terminology has already been noted by French go players, but I believe that I have discovered why Shan Sa uses these incorrect terms! You see, it all comes from the book "The Master of Go" by Kawabata Yasunari, which, it turns out, has an incredibly poor French translation as far as go is concerned. Yup, this book uses the terms "damier" and "pion" for the board and stones. Since this must be the only other French work using this incorrect terminology, the mystery is solved. As a bonus, one can also confidently conjecture that Shan Sa's knowledge of go almost entirely consists of her reading this one book.

asking the real questions here

Inception plagiarised Paprika a famous translated novel aside from the movie, how can Mockinjay pretend Battle Royale was a coincidence when every battle royale since then originated from there and Squid Game literally. Between Tezuka and Disney who the fuck knows.

>Plato
>gets BTFO by a homeless man who wanks off publicly
topkek

Togashi is a known tracer yet nobody call him out for it, this fanbase is full of hypocrites.

Not to forget mha ripped off the Avatar and horikoshi got away by pretending he never heard of it in public talk

Even Inoue traced it seems

don't mention plotholes

To be fair, while inherited power is a point of connection, Horikoshi never made One for All a force of nature, in fact, it was All Might who built the hype around it even more so than Tenko Shimura and in a lot of ways the back half of the story is residue falling from his hubris.

To put this way, Avatar is a force of nature, One for All is just a quirk, a powerful one, but not even most unique one. Its hype is mostly due to Toshinori Yagi's character. And One For All is not something you are just born with, it is passed down to different people and far from random. At best the similarities are as flimsy as comparisons between Lion King and Kimba.

And let's not forget the literal fire nation Todorokis. Scarred friend of MC with blue flame crazy sibling.

Also read the sarcasm about

In order to tame the act of discrediting mr Togashi, his anonymous fan proceeds to discrediting mrs Sa.

maybe he also plagiarized arabian nights

there is a difference between reading a book and playing a specific game with an enemy under an enemy's occupation