Keiko Urameshi
03-09-2004, 10:26 AM
I am just a depressed teenage girl who loses herself in anime to fine what little contentness I have so I over analyze everything about YuYu Hakusho... so anyway...
I was watching the Terrible Truths video and something Yusuke said really got to me... when he was talking about how Toguro was supposed to have been the strongest demon there was... and that sense he had defeated him what was there left for him to do?
I know that in some ways them running out of things that they could face and grow stronger through was sort of a representation of growing up in some ways... but at the same time it seems really sad, I know YuYu Hakusho doesn't last forever as a show... but I do think in some ways despite the fact that the show ended that it never really ends... after all the title of the last episode was "Forever YuYu Hakusho" and I just... it really kinda saddens me how that after a certain point in YuYu Hakusho that they became so jaded by what they'd seen and had to go through that the no only weren't but couldn't be the somewhat goofy teenagers they used to be. I know in some people's minds that was a good thing... but I guess in my hormone-blurred point of view it is almost painful because I see that happen in the real world too. And I just have to learn to come to terms with the fact that I don't live in the real world in the way most do... But enough of my rant... the point of this post is:
Do any of you have an opinion on how that Yusuke and Kuwabara especially grew up, yet at the same time lost some of that need to learn that orginally made me for one identify with them so... ?
I was watching the Terrible Truths video and something Yusuke said really got to me... when he was talking about how Toguro was supposed to have been the strongest demon there was... and that sense he had defeated him what was there left for him to do?
I know that in some ways them running out of things that they could face and grow stronger through was sort of a representation of growing up in some ways... but at the same time it seems really sad, I know YuYu Hakusho doesn't last forever as a show... but I do think in some ways despite the fact that the show ended that it never really ends... after all the title of the last episode was "Forever YuYu Hakusho" and I just... it really kinda saddens me how that after a certain point in YuYu Hakusho that they became so jaded by what they'd seen and had to go through that the no only weren't but couldn't be the somewhat goofy teenagers they used to be. I know in some people's minds that was a good thing... but I guess in my hormone-blurred point of view it is almost painful because I see that happen in the real world too. And I just have to learn to come to terms with the fact that I don't live in the real world in the way most do... But enough of my rant... the point of this post is:
Do any of you have an opinion on how that Yusuke and Kuwabara especially grew up, yet at the same time lost some of that need to learn that orginally made me for one identify with them so... ?