Quote Originally Posted by DarthEnderX View Post
I have absolutely no problem with how it was handled.

I find few things more annoying that darkness being represented in a way that the audience can't see what's going on. The character can't see, that's fine. I still want to see what's going on. I don't want to look at a black screen for 10 minutes.

The established in dialog that it was too dark for him to see, like, 3 times. That's more than enough for me to get the point.
Well, my words might have been overly harsh, but I have high expectations of this show, for a good reason, so it's no altogether unjustified.

Plus I know you aren't in reality as stupid as saying "I don't want to look at a black screen for 10 minutes" sounds like. As if that was the only alternative to this episode where there wasn't a single spec of darkness at all. Just a few scenes from Gon's low perspective would have been enough to create a really nice effect of an enemy appearing out of nowhere and then disappearing again before he had a chance to react.