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original on July 19, 2011. Retrieved December 11, 2009. ^ Kowit, Holly (2004). Yu Yu Hakusho
Challenge (Ghost Files). Scholastic. ISBN 0439649862. ^ Ball, Ryan (April 17, 2003). "Score Ent. Scores Yu Yu Hakusho Trading Card Rights". Animation Magazine.
Within the game exists a guild
organization known as, Ainz Ooal Gown, originally consisting of 41 members and credited as one of the top strongest guilds. Now with only 4 of the members left remaining in the guild, the other 37 were said to have given up on the game and quit it in the end. Before a majority of his companions gone offline forever since, they gave away all of their precious equipment and items respectively to none other than their guild leader Momonga himself. Momonga, was considered to be the one and only guild member around who continues to actively play YGGDRASIL, dedicating his heart and soul to what he loved most. For starters, he spent most of his hours and money maintaining their headquarters, which is the Great Tomb of Nazarick they worked so hard together to design in the past.
After an intense 12-year run, YGGDRASIL, the online game lost the vibrancy it once have and eventually, it was scheduled to be shut down in due time. During the final day, Momonga considerately send out several invitations to the remaining guild members who are semi-active. However, among those that did come apart from Momonga, only one happens to answer his friend's invite when nobody else did, deciding to appear and stick with him for a short while longer before logging off. Though saddened by the fact that they had to part ways, he accepts the grim reality that his friends have real life situations to take care of above all than spend time playing video game. As the last sole player in the guild who was online, Momonga decided to continue staying logged on for the remainder of the game's time left, choosing to fall asleep within the Throne Room until the server automatically boot him out. After the game finally shuts down, Momonga later awoke to find himself still in the form of his heteromorphic avatar, an Overlord and a very powerful magic caster.
In a mid-credits scene, Elder Toguro is shown to be alive, but only his severed head struggling to regenerate, on a beach. Production[edit] Development[edit] A Japanese live-action adaptation of Yoshihiro Togashi's YuYu Hakusho manga was announced by Netflix on December 16, 2020. Netflix contents acquisition director
Kaata Sakamoto serves as executive producer and Akira Morii produced the series at Robot. [1][2][3] Netflix signed a multi-year contract with Toho Studios to lease two of their Tokyo stage facilities, and YuYu Hakusho is their first
production there. [3] On July 15, 2022, it was reported that Shō Tsukikawa would serve as series director, with Tatsurō Mishima handling the scripts and Ryō Sakaguchi serving as the visual effects (VFX) supervisor. [4] Tsukikawa, who was a fan of the original series as a child, felt that combining the entertaining aspects with the story's serious themes would make for an interesting live-action series.
