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* AwkwardlyGayDream: When Yuusuke is trying to come back from the dead, but needs someone to kiss him in order to transfer a spark of life energy to "jump start" him, Kuwabara gets a dream in which he does just that. It gets better: Yusuke had to provide the dream ''himself'' (as a ghost, he could communicate through the dreams of the living, and Kuwabara is extremely susceptible. Yusuke did this to help him study for a test once). The kiss has to be from one of the three people who care about him the most -- who turn out to be his mother, his not-quite-girlfriend Keiko, and Kuwabara, who was a big time AntagonistInMourning. Yusuke was horrified, but he did it anyway. Kuwabara thought it was a hellish nightmare, kissing Yusuke's dead body.
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* HomoeroticDream: When Yuusuke is trying to come back from the dead, but needs someone to kiss him in order to transfer a spark of life energy to "jump start" him, Kuwabara gets a dream in which he does just that. It gets better: Yusuke had to provide the dream ''himself'' (as a ghost, he could communicate through the dreams of the living, and Kuwabara is extremely susceptible. Yusuke did this to help him study for a test once). The kiss has to be from one of the three people who care about him the most -- who turn out to be his mother, his not-quite-girlfriend Keiko, and Kuwabara, who was a big time AntagonistInMourning. Yusuke was horrified, but he did it anyway. Kuwabara thought it was a hellish nightmare, kissing Yusuke's dead body.
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* TerminallyIllCriminal: It is revealed at the end of the Chapter Black StoryArc that the reason why Sensui wanted to open the interdimensional tunnel between the human world and Makai (which in turn allows all demons who live in the latter realm to invade the former) is that he's suffering from a terminal illness, and wants to challenge the strongest demon possible in battle before his passing. The tunnel is opened in the end, but Yusuke, himself revealed to be the descendant of a powerful demon, defeats Sensui afterwards.
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* TerminallyIllCriminal: It is revealed at the end of the Chapter Black StoryArc that the reason why Sensui wanted to open the interdimensional tunnel between the human world and Makai (which in turn allows all demons who live in the latter realm to invade the former) is that he's suffering from a terminal illness, and wants to challenge the strongest demon possible in battle before his passing. The tunnel is opened in the end, but Yusuke, himself [[spoiler:himself revealed to be the descendant of a powerful demon, demon,]] defeats Sensui afterwards.
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** The anime is this compared to the manga. Much of the comedy is tone down and certain characters are treated more seriously.
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* TeamBasedTournament: The Dark Tournament arc is a demonic tournament arc set in the underworld for which Yusuke has to assemble a team of five combatants. They then have to compete as a team against other teams to hopefully win the tournament, as a team.
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* AGodAmI: Yusuke had a moment like this when it turned out that [[spoiler:[[TomatoInTheMirror he's really an]] [[SuperWeight uber-powerful]] {{Youkai}}]], shouting "KNEEL DOWN AND WORSHIP ME, YOU INSECTS!!". Subverted in that he immediately reveals it to be [[ItAmusedMe an immature prank]] and says that they should have seen their faces.
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* AGodAmI: Yusuke had a moment like this when it turned out that [[spoiler:[[TomatoInTheMirror he's really an]] [[SuperWeight uber-powerful]] uber-powerful {{Youkai}}]], shouting "KNEEL DOWN AND WORSHIP ME, YOU INSECTS!!". Subverted in that he immediately reveals it to be [[ItAmusedMe an immature prank]] and says that they should have seen their faces.
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* TheForeignSubtitle: The anime series was known as ''Yu Yu Hakusho: The Afterlife Warriors'' in Spain.
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* RuleOfThree:
** Universe-wise, there are three main worlds separated dimensionally: The human world, the spirit world, and the Makai world; the latter in turn has three major rulers: Mukuro, Yomi, and Raizen ([[spoiler: when the latter one dies, a tournament is run to decide who will rule all three worlds]]). Averted in the second movie, where it's revealed that there is actually a fourth world.
** On a smaller scale, the three treasures (called "Artifacts of Darkness") the youkai trio (Gouki, Kurama and Hiei) steal in the second arc: the orb of Baast, the Shadow Sword and the Forlorn Hope mirror.
** Universe-wise, there are three main worlds separated dimensionally: The human world, the spirit world, and the Makai world; the latter in turn has three major rulers: Mukuro, Yomi, and Raizen ([[spoiler: when the latter one dies, a tournament is run to decide who will rule all three worlds]]). Averted in the second movie, where it's revealed that there is actually a fourth world.
** On a smaller scale, the three treasures (called "Artifacts of Darkness") the youkai trio (Gouki, Kurama and Hiei) steal in the second arc: the orb of Baast, the Shadow Sword and the Forlorn Hope mirror.
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* CelestialBureaucracy: Koenma and Enma.
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* CelestialBureaucracy: Koenma It turns out the passage to the afterlife is like a busy office setting, complete with demons running around in a panic with paperwork and Enma.yelling into a phone.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Considering the similar themes, and how they share the same anime director, some have stated this show is the unofficial precursor to ''Manga/{{Bleach}}''.
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** Yusuke has no organizational skills interest, so he doesn't put much effort into organizing the tournament aside from the general tone, rules for qualification and the prize. Due to this gap, an ad hoc committee forms to do the finer details of the organizing, finding an MC, etc.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: A few during the Three Kings Saga:
** Yusuke didn't grow up in demon world, so he has no idea why the currency was so important.
** Yusuke has no organizational skills interest, so he doesn't put much effort into organizing the tournament aside from the general tone, rules for qualification and the prize. Due to this gap, an ad hoc committee forms to do the finer details of the organizing, finding an MC, etc.
** Yusuke announces that the tournament is open to every demon in demon world, which has thousands of demons sign up for, including ones that haven't been heard from in centuries. Due to this, his method of choosing opponents by selecting their name-etched on marble-like currency is rendered moot and an ad hoc committee forms to organize a replacement lottery for the qualifying round, and a bracket for those that pass.
** Three of the participates are former kings, while the throne can technically go to anyone, they have a much stronger chance of winning, since their kingship was based on the fact that they were the strongest around. Many of the other participates who found themselves in a qualifying round with said former king, realized they didn't stand a chance, and turned tail.
** Yusuke doesn't use his authority as tournament sponsor to do anything but make a specific request: live and let live. Unlike the Dark Tournament, where killing and maiming your opponents is encouraged, he wants everyone to survive in order to join in future tournaments. This upsets some of the audience, since they want to see the carnage, but many see the logic behind his argument.
** Yusuke has no formal training or practice in public speaking, and is BookDumb, so the speech was made written-by-the-seat of his pants, with a lot of hesitations and heart-filled words.
** Yusuke didn't grow up in demon world, so he has no idea why the currency was so important.
** Yusuke has no organizational skills interest, so he doesn't put much effort into organizing the tournament aside from the general tone, rules for qualification and the prize. Due to this gap, an ad hoc committee forms to do the finer details of the organizing, finding an MC, etc.
** Yusuke announces that the tournament is open to every demon in demon world, which has thousands of demons sign up for, including ones that haven't been heard from in centuries. Due to this, his method of choosing opponents by selecting their name-etched on marble-like currency is rendered moot and an ad hoc committee forms to organize a replacement lottery for the qualifying round, and a bracket for those that pass.
** Three of the participates are former kings, while the throne can technically go to anyone, they have a much stronger chance of winning, since their kingship was based on the fact that they were the strongest around. Many of the other participates who found themselves in a qualifying round with said former king, realized they didn't stand a chance, and turned tail.
** Yusuke doesn't use his authority as tournament sponsor to do anything but make a specific request: live and let live. Unlike the Dark Tournament, where killing and maiming your opponents is encouraged, he wants everyone to survive in order to join in future tournaments. This upsets some of the audience, since they want to see the carnage, but many see the logic behind his argument.
** Yusuke has no formal training or practice in public speaking, and is BookDumb, so the speech was made written-by-the-seat of his pants, with a lot of hesitations and heart-filled words.
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** And even the, the beginning of the Spirit Detective arc was more about investigative stories of paranormal variety, with few fights in-between. It's only after the Four Saint Beasts arc that the story focuses prominently on fights.
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*OneEyedBats: The first creature Yusuke encounters in the Saint Beast's castle is the Eye Bat, which only has one eye. Hilariously, it has a squeaky voice, despite its appearance◊.
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* MassiveMultiplayerScam: Genkai arranges for Yusuke to be kidnapped and has Kaito, Yanagisawa, and Kido test the team with their special "territory"-based abilities, in order to prepare them for the fight against Sensui's Seven.
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* TheArtifact:
** Yusuke's Spirit Detective tools, they get phased out around the time of the Dark Tournament. This bit actually gets {{lampshade|Hanging}}d by Botan when she laments that Yusuke never bothered to use them. They make a brief comeback at the start of the Chapter Black arc.
** Yusuke's Spirit Detective tools, they get phased out around the time of the Dark Tournament. This bit actually gets {{lampshade|Hanging}}d by Botan when she laments that Yusuke never bothered to use them. They make a brief comeback at the start of the Chapter Black arc.
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**TheArtifact: Yusuke's Spirit Detective tools, they tools get phased out around the time of the Dark Tournament. This bit actually gets {{lampshade|Hanging}}d by Botan when she laments that Yusuke never bothered to use them. They make a brief comeback at the start of the Chapter Black arc.
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* BeatThemAtTheirOwnElement: Hiei is a fire demon who [[FightsLikeANormal mostly prefers to use his martial arts and swordsmanship]] to win fights. In the first round of [[TournamentArc the Dark Tournament]], he encounters Zeru, another fire demon who is impressively strong, and rather than try to take on Zeru with his usual fighting style, Hiei brings out his own fire abilities for one of the few times in the series. Hiei whips out a DangerousForbiddenTechnique that is the fire equivalent of a FantasticNuke and drops it on Zeru, reducing him to nothing more than a scorched silhouette on a wall.
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* ArtifactTitle: [=YuYu=] Hakusho translates to "Ghost Files" or "Ghost Report", which is appropriate for the early chapters but loses relevance after Yusuke returns to life and starts primarily fighting demons.
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** And even the, the beginningarcs were of the Spirit Detective arc was more about investigative stories of paranormal variety variety, with few fights in-between. It's only after the Four Saint Beasts arc that the story focuses prominently on fights.
** And even the, the beginning
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** In one of the earlier chapters, Yusuke fights a bewitching FemmeFatale who tries to use her femininity to make opponents underestimate her, trying to play on an opponent's WouldntHitAGirl sense of chivalry. After a CrotchGrabSexCheck, Yusuke finds out it's just a regular guy fighter dressing like a girl to trick opponents. Yusuke even berates him for not being a ''real'' transvestite, in one of the series' [[OutOfCharacter odder]] moments of open-mindedness on Yusuke's part. Miyuki accuses Yusuke of violently attacking her because of 'what she is'. He calls her out, saying if s/he hadn't been in the way of the mission, he wouldn't have attacked her at all. In the EditedForSyndication American dub that aired on Creator/CartoonNetwork, [[ShesAManInJapan all the references to the female fighter actually being a man were changed]] to the fighter being a {{Manipulative B|astard}}itch who fakes her injuries so she can make her male fighters feel guilty about beating up a woman -- and uses that moment of weakness to strike back.
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* RealMenWearPink: Kurama doesn't look all that impressive at first glance. After all, he is an [[{{Bishonen}} effeminate-looking red-haired pretty-boy]] that half the time wears a pink school uniform, [[EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas is something of a mama's boy]], [[SomethingAboutARose and has this thing for roses to boot]]. Guess which character is the biggest badass in the team (to the point that ''Hiei'' is scared of him), rakes up the highest on-screen body count and regularly delivers beat-downs of epic proportions to anyone who pisses him off.
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* RealMenWearPink: Kurama doesn't look all that impressive at first glance. After all, he is an [[{{Bishonen}} [[PrettyBoy effeminate-looking red-haired pretty-boy]] that half the time wears a pink school uniform, [[EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas is something of a mama's boy]], [[SomethingAboutARose and has this thing for roses to boot]]. Guess which character is the biggest badass in the team (to the point that ''Hiei'' is scared of him), rakes up the highest on-screen body count and regularly delivers beat-downs of epic proportions to anyone who pisses him off.
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* SenpaiKohai: Yusuke was being sarcastic when he called post-FaceHeelTurn Sensui 'sempai', but he's notably more respectful to happily retired Kuroko Sanada than he is to ''anyone, ever''.
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* MonochromaticImpactShot: The final hit Yusuke delivers to Bakken (from Team Masho) during the quarterfinals of the Dark Tournament is visualized in a black font where Bakken's bones (colored bright red) break, leading to a strong knockback that pushes his now-lifeless body out of the fight platform.
