With Keiko and Atsuko ensuring Yusuke’s body’s safety and the little spirit egg glowing in his hand, Yusuke has to wait to find out his true fate.īreakdown: Another good episode, this one establishes a bunch of important things such as the spirit world, Koenma, Yusuke’s revival trials and Kuwabara’s spiritual powers. Keiko runs to Yusuke’s house and finds Atsuko in awe as she finds his body is regaining its color and warmth. He manages to relay his message and embrace Keiko before leaving Kuwabara’s body. He manages to find Keiko just before time runs out, and she instantly believes he is who he says he is.
He agrees to the possession, but finds his time is quickly dwindling as he keeps bumping into people who have a bone to pick with Kuwabara. Yusuke claims he has no options, but Botan reveals that Kuwabara actually has a strange connection to the supernatural. He can take control of another person’s body for one hour and tell Keiko outright about what’s happening, but the hitch is that it needs to be someone he knew in life and someone who is particularly attuned to the spirit world. While she fully believes he’s there and he conveys his message well enough, Keiko can’t bring herself to tell Yusuke’s mom about the dream due to her own odd dreams about him.īotan offers another option – possession. Yusuke’s mother has been staying awake in a drunken stupor doing nothing but ranting to Yusuke’s body, so he decides to visit Keiko. He has to find some way to communicate with his loved ones in order to stop the cremation, so Botan tells him that he can communicate with people in their dreams since people are more strongly connected to the spirit world when they’re sleeping. If Yusuke’s body is destroyed before his ordeal is over, he will never be able to return to life. While Koenma has put a pulse back in Yusuke’s body, the funeral and cremation are soon. Yusuke accepts the task, but there’s a hitch. If he is truly a good person, the beast will reflect this and will protect him and guide him back to his body. If he is truly of poor character, the beast that emerges will be a horrific creature that will eat Yusuke’s soul, causing him to be lost forever. He presents Yusuke with a golden spirit egg and tells him that it will eventually hatch into a spirit beast after it has slowly consumed enough of Yusuke’s spirit energy. Koenma explains to Yusuke that his ordeal is a test of his character. Botan claims he’s going to meet King Yama to discuss his ordeal, but instead he meets the infantile-looking Koenma, son of King Yama. While the spirit world seems vast and intimidating, Yusuke finds that the main section is a giant bureaucracy of ogres. Will Yu Yu Hakusho live up to the expectations of fans, or will the success of One Piece impact the series’ reception in a negative manner – we will see come December 2023.Plot: Yusuke’s quest to return to life is now underway, and Botan ferries him to the spirit world to get him started. From there, Yusuke becomes entwined in a mystery that envelopes the human, demon and spirit worlds.” Thus, Yusuke is given a chance to be revived, and after passing his trial, he becomes an Underworld Detective. As he grapples with the fact that he is looking down on his dead body, a woman named Botan who calls herself a guide to the spirit world relays to him the shocking truth: no one expected a delinquent like Yusuke to die performing an act of goodness, and there was no place for him in either heaven or hell. “The story revolves around Yusuke Urameshi, who spends his days getting into fights and dies in an accident while trying to protect a young child. The official synopsis for the Yu Yu Hakusho live action reads: OUCH: One Piece fans spot Zoro’s favorite sword bending like a paper straw on Netflix.
Especially before the likes of live action My Hero Academia, Gundam, and another Death Note go into production. Now, rather than risk restarting the infamous ‘live action curse’, Netflix hopes to keep the ball rolling with its next major adaptation, Yu Yu Hakusho, a classic manga from Yoshihiro Togashi (also the author of Hunter x Hunter). The show also saw a notable increase in hours watched in its second week albeit, the numbers aren’t necessarily enough for it to be considered an ‘extraordinary success’ – but certainly better than any previous live action on the platform tenfold. The adventures of Luffy and co reached the Top 10 in 93 countries, debuted at #1 in 46, and had one of Netflix’s highest-ever audience scores in its opening week.
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Yu Yu Hakusho needs to be Netflix’s next live action success storyĪfter a series of colossal failures with anime/ manga to live action adaptations, including Netflix’s own Cowboy Bebop and Death Note, the streaming giant finally has the ball rolling thanks to the success of One Piece.
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