Hiei prefers to work on his own agenda, and has a notorious reputation in Demon World as a killer even when he was a D-Class demon. At the end of the series, there appears to be some sort of bond between them because it's made clear that it's by his choice that he remains at her side. He also clearly respects the demoness Mukuro for her power and accomplishments. By contrast, he shows a surprising degree of sincerity, warmth, and protectiveness when around Yukina. In battle, Hiei has killed the most opponents on the team- often making good on a threat he made at the outset. This is seen when he terrorizes Ruka and the Masked-Fighter with threats of death as his power is returning. He shows the same degree of ruthless to his foes - regardless of age or gender. In fact, Hiei respects all his teammates, but seems to be closest to Kurama and Yusuke.Īs a fighter, Hiei is very unbiased when it comes to his enemies. Though it is obvious that deep down he holds a certain amount of respect for him and vice versa. And while he is relatively taciturn, he occasionally squabbles with and insults his teammates, especially Kuwabara. Mocking humans and their emotions and the signifigance they place on friendship and life. He has a rather cynical and even misanthropic view of the world around him, often belittling and Hiei prefers to keep his distance from others, so he often comes across as aloof and elusive. He now has another goal, to search for Yukina. Hiei also learned that he has a twin sister, Yukina, who has disappeared from the village. He used the Jagan to seek out the place of his birth, the Floating Domain of Ice, where he learned that his grief-stricken mother had committed suicide a few years after losing her son. In order to find the lost hirui, Hiei acquired the Jagan. He eventually lost the necklace in the heat of an intense battle. Throughout his childhood, his one shred of sanity was a necklace made from his mother's hiruiseki (氷涙石, ice tear stone). Hiei was taken in by a group of thieves and learned to kill at a very young age.
His mother, Hina, was forced to abandon him because koorime prohibited male children. Personality Hiei is a male fire demon born to a race of female ice demons.
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After gaining full control over it, a dragon tattoo now covers the arm and is visible when the bandages are removed. Before mastering the Dragon of the Darkness Flame, he kept his right arm covered in bandages and bindings to keep the dragon from escaping. Despite his small size, he has a lean muscular build to him. He has naturally spiky dark black hair with a blueish tint and white highlights in the front. He frequently carries a sword with him that he keeps strapped across his back. The only exception was when he briefly wore light-colored Chinese battle costume at the start of the Dark Tournament. He is the only one of the four main characters to never change his primary 'costume' during the series. He wears a black (and sometimes pale blue) undershirt under the jacket. He wears a long black cloak-like jacket (with a white collar) and black pants tucked into black boots. Living up to his classic villainous persona, he usually dresses entirely in black. His eyes are crimson (blood red), with an angular and slightly slanted shape, giving him a very sinister look in the beginning of the series. He wears a white headband that conceals his Jagan Eye, which is placed on his forehead and has a purple iris. Hiei is the shortest of the four main characters at only "4' 10" (excluding his hair) as stated by Juri. Hiei's English voice actors are Chuck Huber in the FUNimation dub of the television series, Kirk Thornton, in the dub of YuYu Hakusho: The Movie, and James Stanley in the second movie, YuYu Hakusho: Poltergeist Report. He is called "Hiei of the Evil Eye" in the Viz manga and Vincent in the Filipino adaptation. Hiei's seiyū is provided by Nobuyuki Hiyama in the original anime.
Jaganshi Hiei(Jaganshi is a title, not a surname, meaning "master of the evil eye") is a main character in the anime and manga series YuYu Hakusho by Yoshihiro Togashi. Overview Hiei (or "Flying Shadow") a.k.a.
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