#Yu yu hakusho live action full
#Yu yu hakusho live action series

(Including Tiger and Bunny 2, new Detective Conan adventures, and Aggretsuko season 4.)

#Yu yu hakusho live action full

Like with Yu Yu Hakusho, details are scarce on most of them, but the slate is also full of new seasons for recent hits (like the Ultraman reboot) and old favorites. The streaming behemoth inked a deal with TOHO Studios for a multi-year. The announcement is one of the highlights from Netflix’s Japan Festival 2021, in which the streamer unveiled a massive slate of anime and anime-inspired projects currently in production. Netflix has officially contracted a studio in Japan to start working on the upcomingYu Yu Hakusho live-action series. After passing a test, he’s offered the chance to return to his body, and becomes an underworld detective, investigating supernatural events in the land of the living. The show will join Cowboy Bebop and the previously mentioned. Netflix has confirmed the release date of its live-action adaptation of Yu Yu Hakusho.Following the live-action Cowboy Bebop is going to be released on 19 November 2021, the streaming titan will be releasing yet another live-action adaptation of a classic manga and anime series. Since this was an uncharacteristically selfless act, the denizens of the afterlife are at a loss with what to do with him, since he would’ve been hell-bound were it not for his sudden altruism. Netflix has officially announced a 2023 release date for a live-action adaptation of the iconic manga YuYu Hakusho, written and illustrated by the legendary manga writer Yoshihiro Togashi, who also created the fan-favorite Hunter x Hunter. In a medium full of great premises, Yu Yu Hakusho’s is an all-timer: Yusuke Urameshi is a teen punk who is hit by a car and killed when he tries to save a child caught in its path.

#Yu yu hakusho live action series

The news, tweeted out by Netflix, is scant on details but the company says the series will arrive in December 2023. When Koenma is kidnapped, Yusuke and the gang must deliver King Enmas all-powerful Golden Seal to. No release date has been set or cast reveal at this time.Just two weeks before Netflix drops Cowboy Bebop, a live-action adaptation of a beloved ‘90s anime, the streaming giant has announced another: Yu Yu Hakusho, the acclaimed manga by Yoshihiro Togashi, which was adapted into an acclaimed anime series by Studio Pierrot. Where this will differ is that it's likely it won't have an American cast with Netflix contents acquisition director Kazutaka Sakamoto serving as executive producer. There is also the live-action Cowboy Bebop series with John Cho as Spike Siegel currently in production as well as a One Piece series announced back in January. This is not Netflix's first live-action adaptation of a manga/anime as Death Note came to the streaming service back in 2017, but was mostly panned by fans and critics. The original manga has 19 volumes that were published between 19 and the anime series has 112 episodes that originally aired in Japan from 19, eventually coming to America in 2002. With each case he gets, Yusuke meets several characters such as his great rival Kazuma Kuwabara, the demon Kurama, and the sword-wielding fire demon Hiei. The series follows 14-year-old juvenile delinquent Yusuke Urameshi, who dies after getting hit by a car and is resurrected in order to become the Underworld's detective of paranormal events on Earth.

Yoshihiro Togashi’s legendary manga Yu Yu Hakusho will be a live action series on Netflix! /K4t5eNta9d - NX December 16, 2020 When Yusuke dies saving another’s life, he’ll embark on a journey across the world of humans, spirits, and demons to return to the land of the living.