Greed Island arcįollowing Kurapika's advice, Gon phones Wing to ask for guidance in creating a Nen ability. When Hisoka reveals his Bungee Gum, Wing realizes Gon cannot even block it. When Hisoka illustrates his personality test, Zushi, looking at Wing, determines he is correct about Enhancers. As soon as it begins, he is disquieted by the magician's ominous aura. The following day, on July 10 th, he spectates Gon's fight against Hisoka. When Gon and Killua leave, he tells Zushi to hone his Hatsu for one more month and not to lose heart as he is very talented, but Gon and Killua even more so.
He updates them on their fellow examinee's progress. Roughly one month later, seeing their improvement, he declares both of them have mastered the Four Major Principles and that Gon has passed the Secret Hunter Exam. Īfter their fights, Wing introduces Gon, Killua, and Zushi to Hatsu and has them take the Water Divination Test, revealing himself to be an Enhancer. He trains them in martial arts and Nen until the day of their fights comes, and smirks when Gon tells him he plans to use his fishing rod as a weapon against Gido, spectating the match in person. He is surprised that both of them manage to master the technique overnight, and permits them to fight on May 29 th. He emphasizes that Nen abilities are personal and tells Gon and Killua not to accept any matches until they learn Gyo. He then tasks Gon and Killua with learning Ren and Gyo to counter Hisoka's In. He shows the tape of Hisoka's match, asking Zushi to demonstrate Gyo. The two months expire and Wing allows Gon to use Ten. Roughly one month later, he prohibits Gon from spectating Hisoka's match against Kastro. Wing requests he tells Gon he can still practice the Ten step of the Nen of the Flame. Killua, however, refuses to train until Gon is allowed to resume. Killua replies they would have learned Nen anyway, and Wing claims he has many things to teach them. Killua later tells him Gon was enjoying himself, which causes Wing to question if coach them was a good idea. The following day, he slaps a convalescent Gon and forbids him from studying Nen or competing for two months. He realizes Gon never intended to win, but is risking his life only to improve. He is horrified when the boy surprisingly rescinds Ten to activate Zetsu, which Wing reckons he learned by himself. He analyzes his opponent's Nen abilities and concludes it is too early for Gon to stand a chance against him. He forbids Gon and Killua from accepting matches for the first two months, but sees Gon fight Gido the following day. Wing about to initiate Gon and Killua to Nen He is left baffled by the speed at which they learn Ten and helps them practice crossing a barrier of bloodlust. At around 20:30, he takes them to his room to explain the real nature of Nen and open their aura nodes, expressing regret that he cannot teach it to them through the standard method. A few days later, on March 10 th, the two boys reach the 200 th floor sooner than he expected, causing him to reach them just as Hisoka prevents them from registering with his bloodlust. His demonstration, however, leaves Killua unconvinced. Killua states his brother is a student of Nen, so Wing takes them to his hotel room and explains the principles of the Nen of the Flame, passing it off as the real thing due to them not being his students. When he and Gon ask Zushi about it, Wing declares he is not ready to teach and cautions the two boys against half-baked knowledge. Their conversation is overheard by Killua, who becomes curious about Ren. After the match, Wing chides his student, but quickly accepts his apology, stating he has to get used to losing. When Zushi is about to use Ren in his match against Killua, Wing shouts at him to stop him. Gon and Killua first encounter Wing when he congratulates his student Zushi on his first victory at the Heavens Arena and warns the two boys to be careful.
After the 287th Hunter Exam, Grandmaster Isaac Netero told Wing about Gon and Killua. He became Zushi's teacher at least nine months prior to his meeting with Gon and Killua, assisting him in his endeavor to reach the top floor of the Heavens Arena.
He studied Shingen-ryu kung fu under Biscuit Krueger and rose to the rank of Assistant Master. BackgroundĪt some point in his life, Wing took and passed the Hunter Exam. She also remarked that learning was not his strong point but that teaching may suit him. Wing's personality seems to carry through from his youth, as Biscuit Krueger remarked that Wing often fell asleep and wore his clothes inside out. He does not hesitate to resort to punishments such as slapping if his students act recklessly. He is a patient, but strict teacher, and seems to care deeply for his students, valuing their potential and safety. Wing is somewhat absent-minded and has a modest, quiet demeanor.
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