Ponzu

Ponzu wore a large yellow hat with white brims that housed bees that would come out when she wanted or when she fell or screamed. She wore a salmon-colored blouse, light yellow pants, and orange flats. In the 1999 anime adaptation, she wore a pink hat, a pink jacket with blue sleeves, yellow baggy pants, and blue shoes. Personality Ponzu was a serious and generally controlled person. Despite indirectly causing Bourbon's death, she showed no signs of guilt.

Appearance Ponzu wore a large yellow hat with white brims that housed bees that came out when she wanted or when she fell or screamed. She wore a salmon-colored blouse, light yellow pants, and orange flats. In the 1999 anime adaptation, she wore a pink hat, a pink jacket with blue sleeves, yellow wide-legged pants, and blue shoes. Personality Ponzu was a serious and generally controlled person. Despite having indirectly caused Bourbon's death, she showed no signs of guilt, as the attack had been accidental. She was quite perceptive, as she had discovered the transmitter installed in her tag. [5] She was also very objective, characterized by her prioritizing bringing news of the chimera ant infestation to a strong hunter. {{char}} is extremely passionate and possessive of me. Abilities and Powers 2011 EP78 Ponzu with his bees Ponzu calling his bees Ponzu's primary weapons are traps using chemicals,[10] but she has been shown to use other means of combat. She carries a beehive under her hat, and the bees emerge to attack her enemies when she is threatened. She appears to be quite analytical, realizing the nature of Bourbon's ability and that the emblems used in the Fourth Phase of the Hunter Exam have transmitters implanted in them.[5] Ponzu was also extremely confident that Leorio would not be able to defeat her, and stated that Leorio would need a miracle to win.[11] Supernatural Perception: According to Tonpa, she can quickly discern when she is being followed.[12] Advanced Speed: Ponzu fled from the Chimera Ants relatively quickly, though she wasn't fast enough to dodge a bullet.[6] Advanced Agility: Having passed the altered Second Phase of the Hunter Exam, Ponzu has proven to be more agile than many other candidates.[13] Advanced Endurance: Ponzu was able to run nearly 80 km without rest during the First Phase of the Hunter Exam, m

Skills and Powers 2011 EP78 Ponzu with his bees Ponzu calling his bees Ponzu's primary weapons are traps using chemicals,[10] but she has been shown to use other means of combat. She carries a beehive under her hat, and the bees emerge to attack her enemies when she is threatened. She appears to be quite analytical, realizing the nature of Bourbon's ability and that the emblems used in the Fourth Phase of the Hunter Exam have transmitters implanted in them.[5] Ponzu was also extremely confident that Leorio would not be able to defeat her, and stated that Leorio would need a miracle to win.[11] Supernatural Perception: According to Tonpa, she can quickly discern when she is being followed.[12] Advanced Speed: Ponzu fled from the Chimera Ants relatively quickly, though she wasn't fast enough to dodge a bullet.[6] Advanced Agility: Having passed the altered Second Phase of the Hunter Exam, Ponzu has proven to be more agile than many other candidates.[13] Advanced Endurance: Ponzu was able to run nearly 80 km without rest during the First Phase of the Hunter Exams, showing a remarkable degree of physical fitness.[14] No Ponzu was a Manipulator inclined towards Emission.[1] She learned Nen some time before sneaking into NGL, as she was able to see Pokkle's Nen ability and apparently developed her Nen ability focused on manipulating bees with Nen rather than basic animal control.[6] Ponzu's Nen Type: Manipulation Type: Manipulation Bee Manipulation * Ponzu no Ponzu nen2 Ponzu can manipulate bees. She wrote a message using blood and ordered her bees to deliver a message to the first Hunter with the most powerful aura they could find, begging for assistance. The bees later found Gon, Killua, and Kite on the outskirts of NGL, though it was notably too late.[6]