Hunter × Hunter: Sign-In the Four-Dimensional Pocket
The truck never stopped.
One moment Ian was a cold, overworked designer who treated his Doraemon project as "just a job." The next, he'd shoved a little girl out of the road — and woke as a half-dead child buried in a mountain of garbage, in a desert where civilization goes to die.
This is Meteor City. No laws, no names, no mercy. The Hunter × Hunter world's most brutal slum, the birthplace of monsters. And Ian has arrived with nothing but a bleeding head and a desperate will to live.
Then the God of Dora answers.
Every day at noon, a single gadget appears in his pocket. A glove that bends any beast to his will. A liquid that copies a chicken leg into an endless feast. A pink camera that prints a doll of his enemy — and whatever he does to the doll, he does to the man. In a world ruled by Nen, Ian holds the one power no aura master can predict: the impossible toys of a children's cartoon, turned into instruments of survival.
But survival isn't enough. The four scrawny kids he rescues — Machi, Uvogin, Nobunaga, and the boy named Chrollo they keep mentioning — are no ordinary orphans. They are the future Phantom Troupe, fated to drench this world in blood. Ian knows exactly who they'll become.
So he makes a choice no transmigrator before him dared: instead of fleeing them, he feeds them, trains them, and raises them. If the gears of fate are already turning, he'll be the hand that resets them — and one by one, the Mafia, the Hunters, the Zodiacs, and the powers that twisted this world will learn the name of the boy from the garbage heap.
"My power doesn't just belong to me. From now on, everyone gets to enjoy it."
What would you build, if a god put the future in your pocket?
Genre: Eastern Fantasy / Action / Fan-Fiction (Anime & Comics)