It looks like another update has been streamed live from Netflix and Yo Yo Hakusho Team. Earlier this week, fans got a special look at the project as Netflix unveiled its live-action movie Yusuke to the world. And now, we got our first peek at Kurama.
As you can see below, the red head is played by John Chaison. A picture of the Japanese actor in character has been released, and they clearly have what it takes to pull Kurama out. From their onyx hair to their subtle features, Shison is a bell for Kurama in this shot, so Netflix needs to give kudos to whoever stars in this shot Yo Yo Hakusho series.
Jon Chisun will play Kurama # yohakusho pic.twitter.com/8l3QriYHjP
– Netflix Anime (NetflixAnime) July 17 2022
For those who are not familiar with Shizun, you must know that the actor has overseen a lot of projects since he started his acting career. Of course, this includes live animated series such as Anohana, you are my love, the way home husband, and more. Shison has also appeared in a number of films since 2012 including Unknown noises, bubbleand beyond. Now, Shison is ready to resurrect Kurama alongside co-star Takumi Kitamura as Yusuke. As the week goes on, we’ll learn about the stars who were asked to play Hiei and Kuwabara.
Read more: Netflix Director Yu Yu Hakusho talks about the action of the series | Yu Yu Hakusho’s live action series has cast Yusuke | Netflix star Yu Yu Hakusho breaks silence when transforming into Yusuke
Want to know more Yo Yo Hakusho? You can read the official summary below for more details:
“Yusuke Urameshi is nothing more than a 14-year-old troublemaker who is always ready to fight! But a single selfless act results in Yusuke sacrificing his life for someone else. Now, he’s got a second chance in life instead of spending time in the afterlife. Put it To act as a spirit realm investigator with amazing powers, he is tasked with tracking down demons and humans who wish to control the three realms of reality.”
What do you think of this live action on Kurama? Are you excited to see Netflix tackle the anime with its own adaptation? Share your thoughts in the comments section below or follow me on Twitter @Megan Peters CB.
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