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YU YU HAKUSHO Episode One Review: A Promising Adaptation Off To A Spirited Start

I’m something of a late bloomer for my anime intake, having grown up dieting mostly on American shows. Needless to say that a proper viewing of the 1992 animated succession of the hit manga series, Yu Yu Hakusho, was more than filling when I finally caught it about five years ago. Even the prospects of it becoming a potential live-action banger at some point drowned out all the other noise in my head, albeit much to the chagrin of fans of the series who are nothing short of skeptical when it comes to live-action re-renderings of IP faves like the work of mangaka Yoshihiro Togashi.

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YU YU HAKUSHO Live-Action Series Touts New Title Logo, December Launch Date!

Prior to this year, you couldn’t hear enough from the critics who didn’t enjoy Netflix’s Cowboy Bebop, and so it’s been a hell of a run with the streamer’s latest redemption in the eyes of anime and manga fans with its successful live-action adaptation of One Piece. Alas, the latest trials are yet to commence with director Sho Tsukikawa’s treatment of Yoshihiro Togashi’s longstanding manga classic, Yu Yu Hakusho, with a premiere date set for December 14.

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YU YU HAKUSHO: Takumi Kitamura Is Yusuke Urameshi In The First Promotional Image For The Netflix Live-Action Series

Netflix is getting its spirit energy up this weekend with a first official look at actor Takumi Kitamura (Tokyo Revengers) in the lead role of the upcoming live-action series adaptation of Yu Yu Hakusho, following its 2020 announcement. Sho Tsukikawa is directing the series from a screenplay by Tatsuro Mishima, with Akira Morii producing for ROBOT, and Kaata Sakamoto exec producing for Netflix.

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Netflix’s Live-Action YU YU HAKUSHO Series Announced For December 2023

Netflix Japan Festival 2021 is off to the races this week with a slew of ambitious new projects well on the way from here through the next few years. In doing so with announcements of projects such as a second season of Alice In Borderland, a second installment of animated series Tiger & Bunny, Beat Takeshi biopic Asakusa Kid and more, they’ve confirmed their commitment to a live-action Yu Yu Hakusho series with a premiere date set for December 2023.

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