Chrollo finishes the syllabus: Order Stamp drives beheading puppets on simple commands, Gallery Fake — Kortopi's page — copies bodies to feed it, and Convert Hands swaps faces. Then the fine print: The Sun and Moon belonged to a man now dead, so its Nen has intensified past removal; the marks persist until they explode. Chrollo asks if Hisoka still wants to continue. He does, happily, and the fight moves into the stands.
- Nen revealCanonicalOrder Stamp, Gallery Fake, Convert Hands
Chrollo completes the lecture: Order Stamp drives simple-command puppets, Gallery Fake (Kortopi's ability) copies bodies to puppet, and Convert Hands swaps appearances. The trap inside the tutorial: The Sun and Moon outlives its dead owner, so its marks are permanent — and, as Hisoka will learn too late, they protect marked copies from vanishing.
InvolvedChrollo Lucilfer · Hisoka MorowLocationHeavens Arena▸Consequences (1)
- Chrollo's kill-chain is assembled in the open, daring Hisoka to solve it
- Nen revealCanonicalThe last borrowed ability: Convert Hands
Chrollo shows the fifth stolen tool — Convert Hands, an arrow on each palm: his right hand makes a target look like Chrollo, while his left makes Chrollo look like the target; touching with both swaps their appearances. Double Face lets him keep one ability active while opening another page, allowing the five-tool plan to operate as a sequence rather than all at once.
InvolvedHisoka Morow · Chrollo LucilferLocationHeavens Arena▸Consequences (1)
- Hisoka can no longer trust that any face in the arena is really Chrollo's
- Post-mortem Nen can override other abilities' restrictions — a dead owner's page never leaves Chrollo's book
- Order Stamp: vocal-command control of 'puppets' — including Gallery Fake copies of corpses
- Convert Hands: appearance-swapping palm marks
- Chrollo's kill-chain needs the audience itself as raw material
