For those who know Kuwabara's character history you have to know why it pretty much hits him hardest. His parents weren't around, he was pretty much taken care of by his older sister for most of his life, he wasn't that smart or good in school and didn't have many friends so if you think about it, Yusuke the closest thing he had to a brother 😥 despite always getting into fist fights that he came up short on
Never looked at it like that before. I mostly saw it as Yusuke realizing even his rival would have missed him if he stayed dead. But now that you mention it that makes sense.
You forgot the best part, where his homeroom teacher says he can't bring himself to respect Yusuke's act of selflessness and bravery. Despite how noble it is to save a child that (everyone at the wake is assuming) would have been killed by that reckless driver, Yusuke's life was lost. All that wasted potential, because the homeroom teacher knew deep down, Yusuke was a good kid.
Seeing him deal with all 5 stages of grief at the same time actually makes him even more awesome than he would be if he only dealt with them one at a time.
Fighting Yusuke gave him purpose in life, without Yusuke there to fight him, he has no purpose anymore. Kind of a bizarre reason to mourn the loss of someone, its almost like stockholm syndrome in a way.
@@cbl6520 It's not really that, it's more like the two were "Vitriolic Best Buds" and just refused to admit as much. And as the later episodes of the series show, this was precisely the case and in reality the two were best friends who only fought each other for "fun".
@@gamester512 I really wouldn't call them best friends before yusuke died. They only became best friends starting after this wake. Would you be as surprised as yusuke was finding out your "best friend" gave a shit about you dying?
@@dante2307 No, Kuwabara had shown early on even that he stuck to his principles. He fought with other guys, but he was not willing to do something below himself like stealing or hurting the weak or defenseless, even when the life of his precious kitten was threatened.
@@dante2307 Nope. toxic masculinity refers to unhealthy ideals of what a man is supposed to be. If his behavior is sincere and not hurting anyone internally or externally for the sake of said "ideals", there's no chance it'd be labeled as such. You're just blathering on like you are because you're bitter.
@Fireball Dragon Actually... if we consider GT canon, Vegeta in the end is the only one who realizes that Goku died in the fight against Omega Shenron.
Damn. Kuwabara legit gave me the feels. A comedic street brawler with an honor code and love for cute things breaking down his true intentions for fighting a man he could never beat. Really shows why he never turned into a demon. He’s better off staying human
first saw it? i've been watching this series at least once every couple of years since it aired on toonami, and this scene breaks me every. single. time.
If you look at it, he had a neglectful mother and his father was a no-show. And if that isn't enough, Yusuke's parents were actually teens when they first had him.
And most of his teachers didn't like him or even most of eth student body. Oh, but how he was... His mother, Keiko, whatever the teacher's name was, even Kuwabara mourned him.
One of my oldest friends just passed away this weekend from complications brought on by Crohn's. There was two things we loved to do, play video games (he was a machine at Smash Bros. & Mario Kart) & watch anime. Yu Yu Hakusho was a favorite amongst us and Kuwabara was our favorite character. This scene was always my personal favorite scene because despite him being a comic relief character, Chris Sabat really sells his screams of agony only a friend could. I can't make it through this clip anymore. I never thought I'd have to relive it IRL. RIP, Johannes.
In Japan people view each other with more comradeship than in America (depending on where you go obviously). There are a lot of anime in Japan that focus on friendship and the connections people make with each other even if it's not the whole focus
I actually made friends in the most unconventional ways. Started out as bitter enemies now the most loyalists of friends. Me and my best friend where actually very into anime and we never knew it. That’s what influenced our ideals
Sort of glad this didn't include Yusuke's mother's reaction. I'm already on the verge of tears. Oh wait, the image of his mum popped into my mind. Too late, there's something in my eyes
I love kuwabara so much because he never had someone close to him and Urameshi was the closest person he prefer fighting against and the words he mentioned that you’re suppose to be there for me brings me a lot of tears.
I remember seeing this scene as a kid and realizing Kuwabara had so much heart written to his character and I hoped they continued with his character.bwhich they did. Hell yes.
If I were in the same position, I'd be surprised too. Can't honestly imagine ANYONE sad at my wake, or funeral. My parents and family, sure, but I don't think any of my friends, or at least those who call themselves "my friends", ever being sad about my death.
There's a reason Takenaka was one of the few Faculty members that both Yusuke & Kuwabara respected. He genuinely cared about his students and wanted them all to succeed, even the delinquents and troublemakers like Yusuke & Kuwabara. Just look at how torn up he was over Yusuke's death, he almost acted like he'd lost his own son.
+idkwt2use yes those are all sad but yogurts takes the prize his hole life turned up side down hiding in the pain lying to himself and facing the ultimate punishment for something that wasn't even his fault and yet he still wanted to torture himself and theirs more to it than just that that was truly sad
theLoveRocketjr It's a must see Anime and a classic example of how to do it right! Great character development, beautiful music and sweet fights make this one hell of a roller coaster. Enjoy the ride!
Kuwabara had some great character development in this episode; at least he was straightforward when he admitted he wanted to settle things with Yusuke like a man and that his only purpose in life was to challenge him daily. Even one of the teachers had some respect for Kuwabara because of his... well, honor. (He truly had some honor for himself as well as for Yusuke)
"Who am I gonna fight now? Who am I gonna fight..." losing 2 of my best friends, hurts everytime I hear it 😢 and for those saying he didn't have anybody kuwabara had a whole group of people he looked after (a gang if you would) this death affected him bc he fought Yusuke for years and never won, thinking Yusuke was too tough to die. Not to mention Yusuke was the closest thing kuwabara had to being somewhat identical to him a troubled youth that likes to fight that's why he said who am I gonna fight. Yusuke was he's only challenge and this point and time he was gone
I do like how this was changed from the manga, where it was played as a joke. Instead, you really get to see how it's not as much about Kuwabara's machismo as he's pretending and he actually is just sad to lose the closest thing he had to a best friend.
always brings me to tears man. Kuwabara is THE character of the series for me and this ias a prime example as to why. This moment showed he wasn't just some rando background/supporting character and later proved himself even further against the 4 saints beasts and even giving his own life energy to Yuske at the end, shortening, or risking shortening his own lifespan so that his best bud, and brother if only in spirit could live. He might not be the best fighter, but the fact that he held his own in the dark tournament proves he's not just some luck of the draw player and being the only true human in the group fighting.
And this scene that foreshadowed how loyal and special Kuribara would be in the series going forward. We barely had a scene with him in this first episode, and even before he became a Spirit world ally along side Yusuke and the eventual growing cast, you can feel how much the green uniform punk meant to him. Even at a point when they weren’t technically friends yet, wow. Chris Salbat really poured his heart and soul in his performance with this loyal goofball of a street fighter. Definitely one of Funimation’s first S tier English dubs, and this was as they were still recording their OG dub of DBZ in house I believe too
This is the type of scenario I always imagine for the isekai characters when they meet truck kun... but they always gloss over it and happily start adventuring...
To my knowledge, only 1 Anime has ever hinted at what happens after their death. That is Reincarnated as a Slime. His friend went to Rimiru's home, and dunked the pc in the bath to fry and destroy it.
What's crazy is I had a dream just like this I died and I was floating above my funeral seeing my dead body seeing my family members crying and sobbing that I'm dead it made me realize that I am loved and people would absolutely be devastated if I died when I woke up I started crying hard it made me happy to know people would feel that way about me ♥️
Chris Sabat is a legend for how well he did kuwabara’s voice in the dub. His performance here is absolutely incredible. This is the best English dub of all time. Even better than cowboy bebop’s English dub or beserk 1997’s dub.
I bet that's how Vegeta felt in trunks future world when Goku Died from the Hart virus and Vegeta turned ssj in trunk's future world & I know The same voice actor is played by Chris Sabat yu yu Hakusho and DBZ Are Both of My favorite Animes
What's sad is that people couldn't see the genius writing behind kuwabara's character back in the day. They were blinded by their love for kurama and hiei because they had k-pop hugger mindsets.
Me: I bet the subs plays this more for laughs and it was the English dub that made Kuwabara so emotional. *Watches sub* Me: Noooope, he's even MORE emotional in the sub, if not better spoken XD. Something about English Kuwabara's more primitive speech suits him.
In a way, both scenes still hit hard. Still brings me to tears. I had a similar friendship with my best friend who passed on 2 years ago. Had a falling out but we made peace before his untimely passing 😭 I feel Kuwabara's pain with this scene.
She actually mentions it outright later in the series. Despite all the trouble he gets her in, his immaturity, his inability to interact with other people with normal emotions, etc.,...he is the only person that sees her for who she really is. Everyone else sees a good student, class representative, daughter of a restaurant owner, etc. Yusuke sees Keiko.
They were both likely childhood friends. Maybe there's a hint that Keiko knows about Yusuke's rough childhood growing up. Yusuke on the other hand... yeah, sure he's a complete hothead and quite ignorant/arrogant at certain times, but he truly cares about her despite being neglectful and mistreating her at certain times. He isn't truly malicious towards her; heck, if you look at it, Yusuke has never acted like a perv towards other girls except for Keiko mainly because deep down, Yusuke cares about her but doesn't know how to process it growing up.
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For those who know Kuwabara's character history you have to know why it pretty much hits him hardest. His parents weren't around, he was pretty much taken care of by his older sister for most of his life, he wasn't that smart or good in school and didn't have many friends so if you think about it, Yusuke the closest thing he had to a brother 😥 despite always getting into fist fights that he came up short on
Yusuke was Kuwabara's person.
Never looked at it like that before. I mostly saw it as Yusuke realizing even his rival would have missed him if he stayed dead. But now that you mention it that makes sense.
"YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO BE HERE!!!!"
For.. me.......
ReaperSound WHO AM I GONNA FIGHT NOW? WHO AM I GONNA FIGHT? 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Who do you think you are huh?! Dirty punk.
@@Cat-nv1nd “He’s gone!”
@@ReaperSound *Sheds single tear*
When the guy you beat on every day makes a bigger scene than your girlfriend.
Historians say they were great friends
You forgot the best part, where his homeroom teacher says he can't bring himself to respect Yusuke's act of selflessness and bravery. Despite how noble it is to save a child that (everyone at the wake is assuming) would have been killed by that reckless driver, Yusuke's life was lost.
All that wasted potential, because the homeroom teacher knew deep down, Yusuke was a good kid.
He had good intentions, just different ways than what's ideal.
Or at least not as heartless as his classmates see him as.
Unbeknownst to him the kid actually wasn't going to die just comeout of it with a few scratches
That's the irony of it.
Seeing him deal with all 5 stages of grief at the same time actually makes him even more awesome than he would be if he only dealt with them one at a time.
He grieves the way he fights
He literally only went through two stages. Denial and anger.
@@Travis371 He also did Depression and Acceptance.
@@ethanpease5936 But no Bargain.
@@Travis371 Yeah. That was the only one.
kuwabara made this so much more sad.. .
And funny, but mostly sad.
Fighting Yusuke gave him purpose in life, without Yusuke there to fight him, he has no purpose anymore. Kind of a bizarre reason to mourn the loss of someone, its almost like stockholm syndrome in a way.
@@cbl6520 It's not really that, it's more like the two were "Vitriolic Best Buds" and just refused to admit as much. And as the later episodes of the series show, this was precisely the case and in reality the two were best friends who only fought each other for "fun".
Warriors acknowledge those that they see as worthy opponents, and will even mourn for them when they die.
@@gamester512 I really wouldn't call them best friends before yusuke died. They only became best friends starting after this wake. Would you be as surprised as yusuke was finding out your "best friend" gave a shit about you dying?
Never realized how sad this was....
It was funny at first, but now I can see how it's sad.
One of the hardest anime funerals to watch... My heart aches for Kuwabara...
As powerful as Yusuke's wake was in the manga, it was twice as much in the anime. That bit with Kuwabara gets me every time.
Same. For me it's the music, though the phenomenal voice acting certainly doesn't hurt the moment either (or makes it hurt more? not sure which lol)
A common term used today is "Toxic masculinity." Well Kuwabara is the best example of Positive masculinity i've ever seen! LOL
Fuckin FACTS
No. N that's the problem. Kuwabara IS what would classify as toxic masculinity. They've reframed positive attributes as negative n tried to remove em
@@dante2307 No, Kuwabara had shown early on even that he stuck to his principles. He fought with other guys, but he was not willing to do something below himself like stealing or hurting the weak or defenseless, even when the life of his precious kitten was threatened.
@@TayoEXE Yeah, n that would be considered toxic masculinity now. You gotta learn to read in-between the lines
@@dante2307
Nope. toxic masculinity refers to unhealthy ideals of what a man is supposed to be. If his behavior is sincere and not hurting anyone internally or externally for the sake of said "ideals", there's no chance it'd be labeled as such.
You're just blathering on like you are because you're bitter.
That was basically Vegeta during Goku's funeral
yep.
I didn’t get it but now I do
Kuwabara and vegeta share the same english va
@Fireball Dragon
Actually... if we consider GT canon, Vegeta in the end is the only one who realizes that Goku died in the fight against Omega Shenron.
The funny thing is that Goku never had a funeral
He was just dead
Damn. Kuwabara legit gave me the feels. A comedic street brawler with an honor code and love for cute things breaking down his true intentions for fighting a man he could never beat. Really shows why he never turned into a demon. He’s better off staying human
Kuwabara true strength was his Heart. Even Hiei respected him and was pissed when He was thought to be killed. Badass.
I’m not gonna lie, this whole scene made me emotional and cry when I first saw it.
Yes. Kuwabara made this scene
I never cried on an anime, and Kazuma Kuwabara is the reason I did.
Right! What an intro to an anime.
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first saw it? i've been watching this series at least once every couple of years since it aired on toonami, and this scene breaks me every. single. time.
I feel so bad for Yusuke he was at first really a Depressive Boy who didn't wanted to revived because he thought nobody would miss him.
If you look at it, he had a neglectful mother and his father was a no-show.
And if that isn't enough, Yusuke's parents were actually teens when they first had him.
And most of his teachers didn't like him or even most of eth student body. Oh, but how he was... His mother, Keiko, whatever the teacher's name was, even Kuwabara mourned him.
@@GladDestronger The teacher is Mr. Takenaka.
Thanks, I couldn't remember what his name was.
That day Yusuke found out Kuwabara was the real homie
That line “who do you think you are huh?!” always gets me in tears. Great delivery, he sounds legitimately heartbroken
Heavy for the first episode, but this is what hooked me onto the show all those years ago.
Christopher Sabat is a fucking artist/genius/hero
One of my oldest friends just passed away this weekend from complications brought on by Crohn's. There was two things we loved to do, play video games (he was a machine at Smash Bros. & Mario Kart) & watch anime. Yu Yu Hakusho was a favorite amongst us and Kuwabara was our favorite character. This scene was always my personal favorite scene because despite him being a comic relief character, Chris Sabat really sells his screams of agony only a friend could. I can't make it through this clip anymore. I never thought I'd have to relive it IRL. RIP, Johannes.
this scene TO THIS DAY! makes my eyes water
These anime gave me unrealistic expectations for human relationships. 😂😂
In Japan people view each other with more comradeship than in America (depending on where you go obviously). There are a lot of anime in Japan that focus on friendship and the connections people make with each other even if it's not the whole focus
lOl
@@erikstensaas1202 yeah its called a majority homogenous ethnostate lol
@@whiterex3409 at least there's a phrase for it
I actually made friends in the most unconventional ways. Started out as bitter enemies now the most loyalists of friends. Me and my best friend where actually very into anime and we never knew it. That’s what influenced our ideals
Sort of glad this didn't include Yusuke's mother's reaction. I'm already on the verge of tears. Oh wait, the image of his mum popped into my mind. Too late, there's something in my eyes
I like when she was drunk and was going crazy about his death.
@@theLoveRocketjr When I first saw that part, I almost cried. I felt so sorry for her.
Yeah. Why not show his mother
It's sad how whenever a shounen protagonist's mom is alive, they're anxious.
@@thetruej7872 It's sad how when yusuke got resurrected, he didn't seem to care about how she'd react if he got hurt again.
I love kuwabara so much because he never had someone close to him and Urameshi was the closest person he prefer fighting against and the words he mentioned that you’re suppose to be there for me brings me a lot of tears.
He had some respect for him, deep down.
"Your suppose to be there for me"
This was sad and depressing especially since I watched this when I was like 6
I was 14
This is Vegeta when bulma passed away. R.I.P. Hiromi Tsuru T-T
😭😭😭
Well considering it's out fighting, I'd say when Goku dies
I remember seeing this scene as a kid and realizing Kuwabara had so much heart written to his character and I hoped they continued with his character.bwhich they did. Hell yes.
Who came here because the live action version didn't hit nearly as hard as this one?
Oh my god, you nailed me to the wall
Kuwabara is the reason I cried for the 1st on an anime. You can't fake the type of pain in your voice.
just like Kaiba when he found out Yugi lost a children's card game
Thats why this is the best anime full of passion and emotion
If I were in the same position, I'd be surprised too. Can't honestly imagine ANYONE sad at my wake, or funeral. My parents and family, sure, but I don't think any of my friends, or at least those who call themselves "my friends", ever being sad about my death.
Same here bro
You alright buddy?
@@JTheFool To quote Pulp Fiction; "Nah, I'm pretty fucking FAR from alright"
This scene promptly following his tyrade about how the world is better off without him made me cry so much
For some reason i really liked the principle's reaction sadly it was not in this video.
There's a reason Takenaka was one of the few Faculty members that both Yusuke & Kuwabara respected. He genuinely cared about his students and wanted them all to succeed, even the delinquents and troublemakers like Yusuke & Kuwabara. Just look at how torn up he was over Yusuke's death, he almost acted like he'd lost his own son.
gamester512 It’s a shame that when Yusuke comes back to life that he doesn’t treat Mr. Takenaka with more respect.
@@superlombax1561 because he is a delinquent
@@gamester512 Obviously, the principal knew Yusuke didn't deserve to die, considering that he actually tries to see the good in everyone.
Second saddest moment in yu yu hakusho
whats the first
+Thegoldenpotatoe toguro going to limbo
+quron jackson there's plenty of sad moments. this one, Kuwabara's "death", Genkai's death, Toguro going to limbo, Sensui's death aswell as Raizen's..
+idkwt2use yes those are all sad but yogurts takes the prize his hole life turned up side down hiding in the pain lying to himself and facing the ultimate punishment for something that wasn't even his fault and yet he still wanted to torture himself and theirs more to it than just that that was truly sad
I'll see how sad all those moments are soon.....
i loved this anime
Just started watching it. Saw the first few episodes as a kid but didn't know the show.
theLoveRocketjr It's a must see Anime and a classic example of how to do it right! Great character development, beautiful music and sweet fights make this one hell of a roller coaster. Enjoy the ride!
“You were supposed to be here for me” always strikes me straight to the heart. If you’ve lost someone, you know that sentiment all too well.
Kuwabara had some great character development in this episode; at least he was straightforward when he admitted he wanted to settle things with Yusuke like a man and that his only purpose in life was to challenge him daily. Even one of the teachers had some respect for Kuwabara because of his... well, honor. (He truly had some honor for himself as well as for Yusuke)
This scene alway hits so hard, no matter how many times I watch it.
RIP KOBE
😢
"Who am I gonna fight now? Who am I gonna fight..." losing 2 of my best friends, hurts everytime I hear it 😢 and for those saying he didn't have anybody kuwabara had a whole group of people he looked after (a gang if you would) this death affected him bc he fought Yusuke for years and never won, thinking Yusuke was too tough to die. Not to mention Yusuke was the closest thing kuwabara had to being somewhat identical to him a troubled youth that likes to fight that's why he said who am I gonna fight. Yusuke was he's only challenge and this point and time he was gone
I do like how this was changed from the manga, where it was played as a joke. Instead, you really get to see how it's not as much about Kuwabara's machismo as he's pretending and he actually is just sad to lose the closest thing he had to a best friend.
And then they became best friends
This is the only anime where the main character dies in the very first episode.
Konosuba ?
Sanchez and you feel sad for them
Yeah
Saddest moment
I'll see if this is true. Going to watch it 1 episode at a time.
@Kevin Byrnes Lets just say you need to watch it if you haven't done so already.
@Kevin Byrnes It's one of the classics so you're in for a treat.
@Kevin Byrnes what did you think? xD
Ah yes Yusuke and his glamor shot funeral picture
This was hella sad, but I always crack up at the end when he’s screaming no 🤣🤣
Fr makes me feel a bit better
There is no anime that hits the feels quite like Yu Yu Hakusho. So underrated compared to other shonen. It’s my all time favorite shonen personally.
Yeah uhhhhh how do I stop crying
Cam Medina You can't. It'll only stop when there's no more tears to shed.
This scene always makes me cry
The simple animation of Kuwabara's hands reaching out to the photograph is emotionally powerful
I miss my own brother every day. "Who am I gonna fight now?" Hits harder than you can imagine
always brings me to tears man.
Kuwabara is THE character of the series for me and this ias a prime example as to why.
This moment showed he wasn't just some rando background/supporting character and later proved himself even further against the 4 saints beasts and even giving his own life energy to Yuske at the end, shortening, or risking shortening his own lifespan so that his best bud, and brother if only in spirit could live.
He might not be the best fighter, but the fact that he held his own in the dark tournament proves he's not just some luck of the draw player and being the only true human in the group fighting.
Fuck man, a decade plus later and I'm still fucking crying
This rly fkd me up just now and I seen this a few times already. Kuwabara made this heartbreaking even tho we know Yusuke survives
Still an emotional gut punch 😭
0:36 When your homie passed away but he still owes you money.
And this scene that foreshadowed how loyal and special Kuribara would be in the series going forward.
We barely had a scene with him in this first episode, and even before he became a Spirit world ally along side Yusuke and the eventual growing cast, you can feel how much the green uniform punk meant to him. Even at a point when they weren’t technically friends yet, wow. Chris Salbat really poured his heart and soul in his performance with this loyal goofball of a street fighter.
Definitely one of Funimation’s first S tier English dubs, and this was as they were still recording their OG dub of DBZ in house I believe too
This is the type of scenario I always imagine for the isekai characters when they meet truck kun... but they always gloss over it and happily start adventuring...
To my knowledge, only 1 Anime has ever hinted at what happens after their death. That is Reincarnated as a Slime. His friend went to Rimiru's home, and dunked the pc in the bath to fry and destroy it.
Fuck.. my feels 🥺
This is so sad
It is.
Christopher Sabat is in his element here. You can just feel the rage and heartbreak in his voice acting here. It gave me chills.
What's crazy is I had a dream just like this I died and I was floating above my funeral seeing my dead body seeing my family members crying and sobbing that I'm dead it made me realize that I am loved and people would absolutely be devastated if I died when I woke up I started crying hard it made me happy to know people would feel that way about me ♥️
The best thing I've ever seen.
Top ten saddest anime deaths
“Kuwabara this place is for mourning” f*** you think he was doing ?!?
Ikr. He was going through it. You felt the hurt
@@lordbeerus5722 right , it gives me vegeta vibes when goku died
I always liked how ghost Usuke has a lighter color palette.
In the Filipino dub as Ghost Fighter, it was called Eugene's Wake.
I cried I’m not gonna lie about it
EMOTIONS
"WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE HUH!? Dirty Punk!"
I don't even watch this anime but damn this scene is sad.
I have to say that Christopher Sabat voice of Kuwabara sounds like a goofy vegeta
Chris Sabat is a legend for how well he did kuwabara’s voice in the dub. His performance here is absolutely incredible. This is the best English dub of all time. Even better than cowboy bebop’s English dub or beserk 1997’s dub.
Who would've.. guessed?
"You're supposed to be here... for me!"
URAMESHI
I bet that's how Vegeta felt in trunks future world when Goku Died from the Hart virus and Vegeta turned ssj in trunk's future world & I know The same voice actor is played by Chris Sabat yu yu Hakusho and DBZ Are Both of My favorite Animes
What kind of school gives extra credit to go to someone’s wake?!
Gets me every fuckin time bro ima grown man now
What's sad is that people couldn't see the genius writing behind kuwabara's character back in the day. They were blinded by their love for kurama and hiei because they had k-pop hugger mindsets.
Vegeta at Raditz's wake.
Goku's
Me: I bet the subs plays this more for laughs and it was the English dub that made Kuwabara so emotional.
*Watches sub*
Me: Noooope, he's even MORE emotional in the sub, if not better spoken XD. Something about English Kuwabara's more primitive speech suits him.
Vegeta really is upset
0:51 Imagine reacting this way to a grizzly bear if it were one?
:(
Yusuke was wrong, in the end, people did care about him.
Kuwabara is Chris Sabots best character by far
Here afte the live netflix adaption i feel like they rushed through that scene ddnt give the feels like the anime did..
In a way, both scenes still hit hard. Still brings me to tears. I had a similar friendship with my best friend who passed on 2 years ago. Had a falling out but we made peace before his untimely passing 😭 I feel Kuwabara's pain with this scene.
0:41 , 1:23
Why does keiko like yusuke that much?
Well, they grew up together for one thing.
She actually mentions it outright later in the series. Despite all the trouble he gets her in, his immaturity, his inability to interact with other people with normal emotions, etc.,...he is the only person that sees her for who she really is.
Everyone else sees a good student, class representative, daughter of a restaurant owner, etc. Yusuke sees Keiko.
She understands him more than anyone else!
They were both likely childhood friends. Maybe there's a hint that Keiko knows about Yusuke's rough childhood growing up.
Yusuke on the other hand... yeah, sure he's a complete hothead and quite ignorant/arrogant at certain times, but he truly cares about her despite being neglectful and mistreating her at certain times. He isn't truly malicious towards her; heck, if you look at it, Yusuke has never acted like a perv towards other girls except for Keiko mainly because deep down, Yusuke cares about her but doesn't know how to process it growing up.
kuwabara , so funny
back when dub voice actors actually tried.
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To this day i have no idea who or what idiot called these things "Wakes", its completely backwards given what the events are for X/......
And Netflix think they can do better
#SpiritGun👉🏿♐
#Ad✝️📖🎒
The best dubbed character of all time.
The English dub in India was different from this one....Yusuke's voice was a lot sharper/raspier and he was totally rude and uncouth!
@@nobodyhoi5182 Yes, Animax!
So fucking funny 😄
kuwabara made this so much more sad.. .
Must have said that it didn't go through.