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Hunter x Hunter

Episode 9: “Beware × Of × Prisoners”

Hunter x Hunter · シュウジン×ニ×ゴヨウジン
  • 9 of 148
  • November 27, 2011
  • 24 min
  • Aired
10 languages
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Contents
  1. Summary
  2. Characters in this episode
  3. Music in this episode
  4. Where to watch
  5. Episode guide
  6. About the series
  7. References
“Beware × Of × Prisoners”
SeriesHunter x Hunter
Episode9 of 148
Japaneseシュウジン×ニ×ゴヨウジン
Original air dateNovember 27, 2011
Episode length24 min
StudioMadhouse
Previous episodeEpisode 8: “Solution × Is × Majority Rules?”
Next episodeEpisode 10: “Trick × To × The Trick”
StreamingCrunchyroll, Netflix, Hulu, YouTube

“Beware × Of × Prisoners” is episode 9 of the anime Hunter x Hunter. It first aired on November 27, 2011.

Summary

The summary below describes what happens in this episode.

One candidate immediately surrenders before the prisoner can strike, angering Leorio. The prisoner explains that his intention is to sabotage inexperienced candidates. Gon wins a candle-burning contest after abandoning the candle and rushing to extinguish his opponent’s flame. Kurapika then faces a prisoner who proposes an unarmed death match, but the outcome of their confrontation remains unsettled when the prisoner loses consciousness.

Characters in this episode

Music in this episode

Where to watch

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Episode guide

All 148 episodes → · 17 of 148 episodes have a summary

About the series

Hunter x Hunter
Hunter x HunterTV series · 2011 · 148 episodes · Madhouse · ★ 9.03

In a world of dangerous missions and unexplored territories, aspiring Hunters pursue criminals, treasures, and other difficult objectives. The story follows Gon Freecss as he enters this demanding profession in search of his missing father, while friendships, personal ambitions, and the severe Hunter Exam shape the…

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References

  1. “Hunter x Hunter”. Kitsu. Retrieved October 22, 2026.
  2. “Hunter x Hunter (2011)”. MyAnimeList. Retrieved October 27, 2026.
  3. “Hunter x Hunter”. AnimeThemes. Retrieved October 23, 2026.

Episode titles and air dates come from Kitsu. The summary is written by Acino with AI assistance and checked so that it does not copy other sites.