The image was created to promote "Puzzle," an upcoming exhibition that will celebrate the mangaka's 35-year-long career. He also uploaded an illustration that features characters from both iconic manga. The Hiei sketch isn't the only new piece of artwork that Togashi has released recently. Hunter x Hunter has been adapted into multiple anime, movies, video games and even musicals. Like YuYu Hakusho, the manga is one of Shueisha's most profitable series with more than 84 million copies in circulation as of this month. So far, the story has produced 36 volumes worth of content. Togashi's newest series, Hunter x Hunter, which follows the adventures of a young boy named Gon Freeces as he strives to become a world-renowned Hunter like his father, began its serialization in Weekly Shōnen Jump in March 1998.
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RELATED: Hunter x Hunter Has Gotten a Long-Awaited Update - But Is It Really Back? Hiei is voiced by Nobuyuki Hiyama ( Jujutsu Kaisen) and Chuck Huber ( Dragon Ball Z).
Directed by Noriyuki Abe ( Bleach), the show stars Nozomu Sasaki ( Death Note) and Justin Cook ( One Piece) as Yusuke in the original Japanese version and English dub respectively. ago Why do you hate them 1 LisbethSalandar 5 yr. ago I think I’m the only person that hates them as a couple. Studio Pierrot ( Naruto) adapted Togashi's manga into an anime, which debuted in October 1992 and initially aired until 1994, producing 112 episodes. Hiei and Mukuro Fanart by /Minamino (pixiv) 60 Yu Yu Hakusho Supernatural anime Action anime Anime 5 comments Best Add a Comment LisbethSalandar 5 yr. Over 50 million copies of YuYu Hakushohave been sold in Japan alone, and the series received several instances of prominent recognition in the industry, including winning the prestigious Shogakukan Manga Award in 1993. With 175 individual chapters of content, the story follows delinquent teenager Yusuke Urameshi, who, after his death and resurrection, becomes the Spirit Detective, giving him the responsibility of investigating cases in the Human World that involve demons and apparitions. Togashi first published YuYu Hakusho in Shueisha's Weekly Shōnen Jump magazine in December 1990 and continued to do so until the series' conclusion in 1994.
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