Yu Yu Hakusho Netflix Release Date, Cast Members and More!

Yu Yu Hakusho for the very first time published around 30 years ago and now it is finally coming up as a life action for all the fans waiting for it.

All the fans who love watching the Japanese action Manga series must definitely going to enjoy this one as it is directed by one of the finest directors Shô Tsukikawa.

Now you must have the question in your mind on which streaming platform it is going to come up then let us tell you that it will be coming up on the streaming giant Netflix.

So without making any further delays let us just quickly move on to find out each and every latest update and information associated with the first season of this live action. By the time all you need to do is just keep on reading this article till the end!!!!

When Yu Yu Hakusho Will Be Coming Up on Netflix?

This Japanese live-action Manga series Yu Yu Hakusho will be coming up on 14th of December 2023 that is Thursday.

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Cast Members In Yu Yu Hakusho?

We are going to witness the below-listed actors playing different characters in the live-action series:

• Takumi Kitamura (Let Me Eat Your Pancreas, Tokyo Revengers) as Yusuke Urameshi
• Jun Shison as Kurama (Teiichi: Battle of Supreme High, Bubble)
• Kanata Hongô (Kingdom, Attack on Titan) as Hiei
• Shûhei Uesugi as Kazuma Kuwabara
• Sei Shiraishi as Keiko Yukimura
• Kotone Furukawa as Botan
• Ai Mikami as Yukina
• Hiroya Shimizu as Karasu
• Keita Machida (Alice in Borderland) as Koenma

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What Is Going to Be the Storyline?

As we have already told you it is a live adaptation of the Manga which is published 30 years ago. The series follows Yusuke, a tearaway teenager who dies trying to save a young boy from being hit by a speeding car.

As he looks down at his body from the afterlife, Yusuke meets a woman named Botan (Kotone Furukawa), who guides him to the spirit world.

She tells Yusuke that his death was premature and unexpected, but that no one would’ve ever believed a troubled kid like him could perform such a selfless act — so there’s no place for him in heaven or hell.

Stay tuned and thanks for reading:)