Hunter x Hunter creator Yoshihiro Togashi has a lesser-known piece of work called Yu Yu Hakusho, and if you haven’t watched or read it yet, you’re in for a treat. The Yu Yu Hakusho anime adaptation of the manga recently completed its 30th anniversary on
Netflix’s quest for live-action adaptations has led it to the doors of the classic supernatural action series Yu Yu Hakusho. The series’ fame resides in its well-balanced plot that has action as well as comedy. Continue scrolling to keep readingClick the button below to start
Yu Yu Hakusho follows a young boy, Yusuke Urameshi, who jumps in front of a car in an attempt to save a child from getting hit. This sacrifice is so uncharacteristic that the prince of the spirit realm grants him a chance of redemption. Continue