#BOTAN YU YU HAKUSHO NAKEX SERIES#

That is just a legend since in the series, Botan's origin is never mentioned. In many fanfics, people mention that Botan was once human but was killed somehow and ended up becoming ferry woman that way. She is known for being sweet, annoying, talkative, trustworthy, a good friend, and a great assistant who relates a lot to a Neko (cat) due to her other famous 'Nyaaa' which is when you know she's up to no good. Either that or smashing her way through demons using her Oar and/or baseball bat. Certainly didn't go as crazy with the coloring as I did with that previous Botan drawing, primarily because I just.

#BOTAN YU YU HAKUSHO NAKEX SERIES#

Botan from Yu Yu Hakusho again, this time in a different outfit from the series and from a (ahem), different angle (keeping with my current butt theme). Her most used talent, besides riding her Oar, is healing. After a slight slump, I have finally gotten another drawing done. Throughout the series, Botan assists Yusuke and the others of the tantei with their missions, helping a great deal. When first introduced, Yusuke Urameshi had realized his unfortunate death and she appears reciting her famous line, 'Ding Ding Ding, you win the prize!' She is Koenma's most trustworthy guide to the spirit world. Now, Yusuke is a ghost with a mission, performing good deeds at the beshest of Botan, the spirit guide of the dead, and Koenma, her pacifier-sucking boss from the 'other side.Although her age and origin is unknown, Botan is the best darn ferry woman in the reikai. When he died saving a little kid from a speeding car, the afterlife didn't know what to do with him, so it gave him a second chance at life. 'Yusuke Urameshi was a tough teen delinquent until one selfless act changed his ending it. You can currently check out the Yu Yu Hakusho anime now streaming on Crunchyroll and Hulu, but for the manga, Viz Media teases the first volume of the Yu Yu Hakusho manga as such: It's been quite a while since Yu Yu Hakusho ran in the pages of Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, and the creator behind it all is currently in the works on his newer series, Hunter x Hunter (which is currently on a hiatus). The most delinquent supernatural detective has arrived! YuYu Hakusho is now in the Shonen Jump digital vault! Become a member and read Yoshihiro Togashi’s legendary fighting manga series! /6cJvoaKwSm- Shonen Jump SeptemWhat to Know for Yu Yu Hakusho With a paid subscription (that costs less than three dollars a month), fans can read up on all 175 chapters of Yoshihiro Togashi's original series that ended up with plenty of material that never made it to the anime adaptation. The physical editions of the manga are tougher to get now than ever ( and even pricier if you wanted to read through all 19 volumes), so thankfully Viz Media is now offering the entire run of Yu Yu Hakusho's manga through their official Shonen Jump digital library.

But reading the original manga has been made pretty tough in the last few years due to how largely unavailable it's been.

Yu Yu Hakusho recently celebrated the 30th Anniversary of the debut of its anime adaptation, and now fans have an easy new way to check out the classic series as the manga's entire run is finally available to read online! Yoshiro Togashi's Weekly Shonen Jump series is one of the most influential action works of all time, and as a result it's led to the release of an anime that's still held in high regard to this day.

Botan yu yu hakusho nakex