July 24.

  Yesterday, July 23, 1994, saw the release of the final chapter of Evangelion with a heartfelt note of gratitude for following the course of the great ic series, and the loyalty of some readers for stig with the series for so long. The toug clusion of a young woman deg the end or the beginning of humanity and only ending with a nod to the life she always should have lived, without angels b the earth and being a normal teenager, left a powerful mark, which today, June 24, marked the sed ending of the Yuyu Hakusho series.

  The ending, whice again brought joy to people, the paradigm of moviions on paper, was enough to move Yuyu Hakusho fans, and it could be said that it moved them in the same way as Evangelion did.

  [2 excmation points]

  The toug clusion again highlights friendship, like the slight love between two of the main characters, the captivating and triggering howl uo a great series only be governed by the charisma of the protagonist, Yusuke; esotericism ends and adventures clude, the greatest evil looms at the end and the sky uhat time moves everything to its pce.

  This time, Billy left a beautiful poem, between the lines. A poem of death, as a clusion, in an off-voice, a narrator's voice. A poem that evokes the sadness of fate, when flesh runs out and a new cycle takes its pce.

  Who are the dead?

  They are not the dead who i

  calm enjoy the peace of the cold tomb;

  dead are those who have dead souls aill live.

  They are not the dead, no, who receive

  rays of light on their stiff remains;

  those who die with honor are the living,

  those who live without honor are the dead.

  Life is not the one we live,

  life is honor, it is memory,

  that's why there are dead who live in the world

  and men who live in the world, dead."

  By Ricardo Palma.

  [3 excmation points]

  [2 excmation points]

  It was cssid dramatic; the ending was read in many parts of the Uates.

  Such is the case of:

  Paulo Marcuso, a young uy student studying automotive engineering who came to the try as a fo study a career by the grace of his father, who had immigrated to the try six years ago and had gained good referehat allowed him to access a much healthier Ameri education than in Europe, where he lived.

  When he arrived, he was not aware of what or who Lux ics was, but his roommate Thomas Avigatel was an avid reader and only waited for the merdise to arrive at the store to purchase the Lux ics series he read with uhy enthusiasm, he reread them ahem again all week waiting for the volume.

  One day he took a volume and was amazed, by the visual quality, of the deep and philosophical story, whided up being part of the acquisition, he asked his patriots if anyone knew about the series, few spoke, but they paid attention, the story fasated, but the volumes arrived te and he could only talk to Thomas about what he had read, so, at the end of the series, both youook their volume and read calmly in a coffee room.

  -Why are y, Paulo? - said Thomas.

  -It's beautiful, very beautiful. - said Paulo. pletely blind to the end so profound that it moved his heart.

  [4 points of emotion].

  -As beautiful as risotto. Or maybe as beautiful as Kim, the glorious woman, queen of the uy - said Thomas.

  Paulo just wao hit him, put his hands in his characteristi of a cmp, and move his hand from front to back.

  -Stupid. - he said.

  -It's beautiful because it's deep, and there's no parison, it's beautiful because it's Ameri beauty. - said Paulo, in a particur offehat Thomas now knew as something that was Italian.

  -So... How was it? - Thomas asked again, wanting to uand the feeling he was feeling at this moment.

  's very moving, I wish it didn't end. - said Paulo.

  -I see. - Thomas replied.

  [2 gratitude points]

  A girl with a different look approached them, not without first seeing the st volume up close. - I like it, but I prefer Shaman King. - said the girl.

  -Shaman King? - Thomas asked.

  -Yes, well, it is said that there is a reading scale in Lux ics, if you are an athlete you read Sm Dunk, if you like a, you read Samurai X, Shaman King, or Yuyu Hakusho, if you are nostalgic you read Evangelion, but if you like terror, read Hell Boy. - said the girl.

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  Billy had do again, thought Raimon with tears shed, in the face of the pain, the end of Ghost Report / Yuyu Hakusho, is undoubtedly plex. He was a damn genius, it was an ending that left a bad taste, after so many ups and downs, the protagonist's smile ied Raimon.

  [1 point of admiration]

  -A very good ending. - said Raimon.

  -If you read all the sentences from the top, a poem is formed. - said Craig McCraig, aloud to the meeting of animators sitting in a small cafe, today there was no work at the pany, but it was clear that these were faithful fans.

  -I like the designs, I retly saw that a New York uy has a css on these ics, and I would like to take it. - said Joe Murray.

  -You ask Billy, sometimes he needs colorists aors, you help him and surely, he will teach you his skills, although I don't think it's a matter of learning, he's a damn genius, I've seen him draw and he's a real mae. - said Raimon.

  [5 points of emotion]

  -I love it. - said Joe Murray, flipping through the end of the book, even though he hasn't followed the story faithfully, he knows the development very well and is aware of many things. The attat to the series only increases.

  -Although I would like to be part of the project that gave life to this drawing. - said Joe Murray.

  -Impossible, Billy has a feud with Warner, at the beginning it was said that it was a good retionship and he even was at Hanna-Barbera, then at Cartoowork studios. But, everythio hell, I've followed the case, but if you want to give free rein to animation you must wait six years. - said Raimon.

  -I would stay. - said Butch Hartman.

  -Seeing is believing, my friends, Billy may be a shark iure. - said Raimon, the only time he didn't try to be mysterious or cool, was the only time he captivated them with his writings

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  Betty was one of the hardest-w individuals known in the Warner offices. She was a tender-hearted woman who sometimes erred on the side of y, and perhaps that was one of the reasons why she was so well-liked by her bosses. She was a great worker, albeit somewhat stern; when she felt aggrieved or insulted, more than one person fell victim to her long swords of dark words.

  She always followed two ic series, Yuyu Hakusho/Ghost Report, and Sm Dunk, with fierce dedication because from there she could ehat the work of one of Cartoowork's great series resent on her el. After a thh reading, they detected three cuses that young Billy Carson sowed, whiitially seemed harmless.

  The first was a cuse for the repurchase of everything the el produced, although it was testable, it was known that it was not invalid, and most likely the repurchase would be activated ohe ten years were up. The sed was that if a series stopped airing for two years, the repurchase could be anticipated, and if it occurred during the period after ten years, the series could not be staged. Why is it dangerous? Because Ameri society gets bored quickly, it is very likely that the series unched in 1990, by 2000, may not be as popur as expected and may very well be celed, a very clever trick by the boy.

  The third stiputed a low lising fee. As long as the el did not harm the is of the series, damages, and losses were transferred under gross profits. The problem? They had made a lot of money, and 15% of all series profits ain in the back. The reading done by wyers and atants rimarily for is and bes, while the reading made by Lux ics at the time was for the good of the series and the series alohe standards are high, a profit, but the price the pany has paid for writers, directors, animators, producers, and coordinators only does ohing, and that is to grow.

  Betty read calmly until the st word. -Very well done. As always, - murmured Betty.

  [points of gratitude]

  Drafting a report on the ic's ending and an order for the writers to craft a better plot as a result of the series that was on the air. With the series fihe work bees more prehensive and straightforward.

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