It usually plays around tense scenes.
Another instance of it playing is in the first episode of R1, at around 3:17, right after the opening. The scene shows a mountain with the (translated) caption, "7 YEARS AFTER THE WAR (2017 a.t.b.)"
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I really don't get it. At the start of the episode, Hisoka says, "Play dumb."
Why? What's the purpose of Gon and Killua pretending not to know Hisoka?
Firstly, is this the right place to ask these types of questions? If not, where would it be more appropriate to ask?
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What makes someone a New-Type? That is, is that how you're born, or can you be made into a New-Type by some sort of surgery/magic/etc.?
Why are New-Types so prized? What can they d...
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What is the music playing in One Piece episode 644 when Hajrudin encounters Lucy aka Luffy?
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