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QuizKnock Gives Members One Hour To Memorize All 40 Greed Island Spell Cards

QuizKnock published a YouTube video on November 7 in which members Toi Azuma, Shunko Tsurusaki, and Shunki Sugai memorized the 40 Spell Cards from HUNTER×HUNTER's Greed Island arc in one hour.

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Why it matters

The video turns a stalling, text-heavy chapter in Volume 14 into a timed task, and the members' failure to finish in one hour is the same verdict the manga's own scene passes on the difficulty.

QuizKnock Gives Members One Hour To Memorize All 40 Greed Island Spell Cards

Key Facts

  • QuizKnock released the HUNTER×HUNTER video on YouTube on November 7.
  • The source material is Chapter 132, "40 Spells," in Volume 14 of Yoshihiro Togashi's manga.
  • Members Toi Azuma, Shunko Tsurusaki, and Shunki Sugai each read from a copy of Volume 14.
  • The three did not memorize all 40 Spell Cards within the one-hour limit.
  • Shunki Sugai worked out a counter to the risk of card theft without prior knowledge, a strategy also depicted in the manga.

The source material is four pages in Volume 14, in Chapter 132, "40 Spells." The three read from three copies of the volume, then answered quiz questions on what they retained, and did not finish the full set.

The task reproduces a condition from the manga: a new player is told to memorize the 40 Spell Cards in one hour or be sent to chores instead of card collecting. QuizKnock handed the same assignment to three members, with a copy of Volume 14 each, and tested them by quiz afterward. Sugai worked out a counter to the risk of losing cards before being told, a strategy the manga also depicts. The group still ran out of time, and the three said the chapter's characters, including the player Abengane, memorize the same material far faster.

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