As one letter correctly criticized me of, I did the latter two chapters just both before they were due, 19 pages in half a day each. The spinoff chapter “Two Shot”, Karasu versus Kurama, Yusuke versus Sensui, the chapter where Yusuke and Raizen meet: I drew them almost all on my own.
I was just dashing off the backgrounds and characters. As a result, the chapter that week would be horrific. I don’t know if this will make any sense, but the way I relieved the stress of not being able to draw my manga satisfactorily was to draw it by myself. It was always whenever my stress level was hitting its peak. There were several times throughout Yu Yu Hakusho that I finished chapters on my own. I find the whole thing to be just delicious.
The Q&A is here and here, and the letter, which I especially insist you read, is here and here.
Both are terrific and, thankfully, someone has already done a (good!) translation. In addition to a meta-manga in which the main cast of Yu Yu Hakusho turn out to be actors with completely different names and personalities, a Henshuou parody in which a sobbing Togashi begs in Yamagata dialect for people not to bother him about YYH anymore, and whatever the hell this is, the dojinshi also included a Q&A with Togashi and a two-page letter in which he explained why the manga had such a turbulent ending.
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Yoshihiro Togashi himself was in attendance at the 1994 summer Comiket, not a full month since the last chapter of Yu Yu Hakusho‘s lopsided final arc ran in Shonen Jump, and he was giving out free copies of a dojinshi he’d made.
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