YU YU HAKUSHO OPENING SONG JAPANESE MOVIE
YU YU HAKUSHO OPENING SONG JAPANESE SERIES

The total running time for these yawn-inducing clips is 2:05:38. New viewers of Yu Yu Hakusho won't gain anything from the episodes (besides poorly unveiled spoilers) and long-time fans will find the entire collection a massive bore with nothing to add to the great series. The clips have no coherent narrative in shifting from any one scene into another and it doesn't add up to a good viewing experience for anyone. Instead, these episodes are mere clip-shows (featured only with Japanese Stereo) and aren't made with much enthusiasm.

YU YU HAKUSHO OPENING SONG JAPANESE SERIES

I expected to see a series of side stories that would help to expand upon the show and add an extra element of fun. The Eizou Hakusho episodes are misleading to everyone.

YU YU HAKUSHO OPENING SONG JAPANESE MOVIE

Or else, there's no real reason to watch the movie or anything else on this release. If you have an understanding and familiarity with the series already then there's no doubt that there is already some strong interest in checking out the release to see what Funimation has in store for fans. This collection is designed and aimed towards fans only. It's basically a small side-plot without any connection to the main events of the show and can be viewed at any time. There aren't any big surprises and the ending is unsurprising and resolves the plot almost as quickly as it began, but it does manage to entertain as a light Yu Yu Hakusho story. It's a straightforward story for the most part. It's up to Yusuke and the rest to get him back and save the day for both the human and spirit world. 'The Movie' has a really straight-forward story that focuses on Koenma being kidnapped. The film even duplicates the exact same opening and ending credits used on an episode of the series. Yes, twenty five brief minutes of more Yu Yu Hakusho. It's the exact same length given to any episode of the series with a total run-time of 25:09. The downside to this is that it stands as comparable to the mid-range level achieved by any given episode of the show and the length is so unbelievably short that viewers will have a hard time considering this an actual film. Much like the series itself, Yu Yu Hakusho's 'The Movie' is a nice, entertaining, and cool experience. Yu Yu Hakusho remained a well-made action series with a surprising emphasis on character-development and interesting thematic material that is uncommon for a series of its genre and it remained that way until the satisfying ending. If you are completely unfamiliar with the series it's best to start at the beginning of the show (each of the four seasons is available on DVD or Blu-ray). Yusuke was probably thought of as a rebel after facing down these startling events anyway though.

Before this moment he was thought of as a bit of a rebel. Yusuke sacrificed his life early in the series to save another and was given the opportunity to return to the living as long as he helped to use his strength in a worthwhile way by helping to protect and save others. The group works together to take down evil spirits from the demon world when those demons have entered the human world in order to cause total chaos.

The show focuses on Yusuke Urameshi, spirit detective, and his friends Kuwabara, Hiei, Koenma, Kurama, and Botan.

If you are bothering to read this review, I imagine you already have some degree of fandom for the wonderful Yu Yu Hakusho anime series. Yu Yu Hakusho - The Movie & Eizou Hakusho

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