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Yu Yu Hakusho: Yusuke Urameshi & Hokushin animation cel + douga Yoshihiro Togashi
Yu Yu Hakusho: Yusuke Urameshi & Hokushin animation cel + douga Yoshihiro Togashi
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1 multi-layered animation cel
3 animation douga (2 are mouths)
4 animation cels & douga of the mouths + 2 which is part of the multi-layed cel from above
1 hand painted non matching background
Detail: A1end, C7, E4,C3,C4,D3,E6end
Episode: 106
Timestamp: 07:06 right before Yusuke sees Koenma disguised as Tuxedo Mask
Yu Yu Hakusho Episode 106 is titled "The Battle of Father and Son" (Japanese: Tatakau Oyako! Yomi to Shura) and is part of the final arc, the Three Kings Saga.
Episode Overview
The episode focuses entirely on the final match of the Demon World Tournament's preliminary block: a direct clash between the Demon King Yomi and his artificially created son, Shura.
The Fight: Shura attacks with extreme speed, using his Ma En Kou (Biting Demon Circles) technique. Yomi easily blocks the assault and counters using his Han Shou Heki (Distilling Destruction Opposing Force Wall) to absorb Shura's projectiles.
The Lesson: Though Shura attempts tricky combat strategies—like utilizing a massive explosion to target Yomi's highly sensitive ears—the gap in their power levels is overwhelming. Yomi uses the match as a stern, violent fatherly lesson to teach Shura about the realities of war and the true meaning of defeat.
The Resolution: Realizing he is completely outmatched and that his father has been holding back heavily, Shura eventually concedes the match. Yomi advances to the main tournament grid.Comic
Relief: In the stands, Yusuke is visited by Koenma (hilariously disguised as Tuxedo Mask from Sailor Moon), Botan, and Jorge Saotome, who have snuck into the Demon World to spectate.
Any problems that seem particularly severe (such as bends, dents, wavy, sticking to videos or backgrounds, etc.) will be noted in the special notes , but please take a good look at the images to judge the condition before purchase. All Cels/Genga/Douga/Illustrations came from Japan.Please be aware some photography may show reflections from the protective packaging.
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