<p>According to the manga (chapter 54), that wasn’t blood, but “grime that builds up during combat”. So in the anime it was probably a case of the animators not wanting to waste time and resources on representing that before it was needed.</p>
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<p>In episode 32 of Hunter x Hunter (2011), “A x Surprising x Win”, Hisoka can distinguish Kastro from his double because the original (left) had a blood stain on his chest that was not reproduced by the double-creation technique.</p>
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<p>But when did he acquire it? I can’t find the moment in which he would have gotten the stain. It just appears when it’s convenient to the plot.</p>

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When did Kastro dirty himself with blood?
# When did Kastro dirty himself with blood?
Posted by: username_0 on 2018-05-03
In episode 32 of Hunter x Hunter (2011), “A x Surprising x Win”, Hisoka can distinguish Kastro from his double because the original (left) had a blood stain on his chest that was not reproduced by the double-creation technique.

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But when did he acquire it? I can’t find the moment in which he would have gotten the stain. It just appears when it’s convenient to the plot.
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### Answer by username_0 on 2018-05-06. Score: 4 | Accepted answer
According to the manga (chapter 54), that wasn’t blood, but “grime that builds up during combat”. So in the anime it was probably a case of the animators not wanting to waste time and resources on representing that before it was needed.

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