Just an added comment to my previous statement about celebrities playing characters.
Wasn't for his catchy " Hey in case you missed the news update, This is a bad day to piss me off" or " I'm writing an advice book for bad-guy's, it's called DON'T PISS ME OFF!" type lines I wouldn't have become such an addict. that's what made him awesome is not being you're typical Do-Gooder superhero type. All I can say is, they better not screw up Yusuke's additude. I love Megan Fox but there is only so much she can pull off. Adding popular celeb's to the cast isn't going to make me want to watch it any more, if anything turn me away. If they got those right they may have a shot. Me personally, that would be where I drew the line with an adaptation. The only thing with Yu Yu they would have to worry about as far as special effects go is the way the blasts/energy looks, the way they show the speed of Yusuke's fists when he's beating whoever down (No Dragonball Evolution afterimage looking crap), Hiei's speed (again no crappy effects like dragonball) and Kurama's plants can't looking cheesy.
#YU YU HAKUSHO LIVE ACTION SERIES#
I've seen webseries with little funding surpass the Hollywood Dragonball (Example Dragonball Z: Fall of Man.) As I said before, a FANMADE series topped Hollywood because proper knowledge was used.
As much as I'd like to see this happen, without the proper knowledge of the characters, I believe Hollywood would massacre this as they did Dragonball. Trying to hard to nail it making it look and sound horrible. Hiei as well might be somewhat difficult to find as well. Cam on the other hand wouldn't be a complete shot in the dark however I'm not sure how his personality could compare to that of Kuwabara. That being said he also has the face for it. I believe to pull off a successful Yusuke the actor has to naturally have a believable additude problem which Faris clearly, I think did a good job at in Never back down. Though I think that Sean Faris and Cam Gigandet from never back down wouldn't be terrible choices. And I can't Imagine an actual good choice for any characters honestly. The Yu Yu Hakusho live action series is currently in production for Netflix, and will release sometime in December 2023.Megan Fox would be a bad choice for Botan. This has included the opening credits, which pays homage to the original opening of the animated series. Netflix shared several trailers for the show leading up to its Novemrelease. Additionally, the Cowboy Bebop live action series will air this month. One Piece is scheduled to receive a live action adaptation. Yu Yu Hakusho is only one of several animated series set to receive an adaptation through Netflix. In 2018, KLab released a Yu Yu Hakusho mobile game titled Yu Yu Hakusho: 100% Maji Battle to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the series. The title has also received several video games. The series ran in Weekly Shonen Jump from 1990 to 1994, and received an animated adaptation. The adaptation will be based on the manga created by Yoshihiro Togashi. However, it was previously confirmed that Netflix content acquisition director Kazutaka Sakamoto will be the producer of the series. However, this announcement did not reveal any further details on the live action series. Netflix Geeked announced the Yu Yu Hakusho live action series will release through the Netflix streaming service in December 2023.
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