They even throw a dramatic sidestory in the middle as well, which helped break things up, give some interesting background to the current antagonist and inspire more macho biffo.īut when you look back at what was accomplished in the first run of episodes and the untapped potential of the cast there’s a growing feeling that by getting caught up in a melodramatic tournament arc we’re wasting potential. The cast, which continue to be delightfully engaging, see some additional development within these episodes with different characters drawing from their repertoire of techniques to overcome the odds. The animation and choreography are great and the bits of humour spliced in keep things entertaining. On the one hand I’m a sucker for the dramatic win against all odds formula, but when it drags for so many episodes without resolution there’s a bit of fatigue with this release. Shounen tournament anime leave me with a real love/hate feeling. Along the way the team continuously go up against impossible odds only to find themselves on the other side of each conflict, with Season 2 ending once again midway through yet another round of battles.
Yusuke and his team spend this release stuck in an endless loop of battles in the Dark Tournament to keep the demon world from invading the human world. Coming off some genuine affection from the previous entry in the series, Yu Yu Hakusho Complete Season 2 sees the motley quartet return for more fisticuffs!ĭespite the naming nomenclature, Yu Yu Hakusho Complete Season 2 is a continuation from the first box set.
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