finished rewatching YYH. Liked the three kings arc this time around. It's solid, Togashi apparently just didn't have enough motivation to be thorough and was restricted by editors in where he could take the story.
An idea in the show I missed before, picked up on now, is that birthright doesn't determine whether someone is evil or good. Entirely depends on their environment, what their influences are and how they respond to trauma. Lot of the characters are struggling in between human/demon identities in some way, rarely matching the stereotypes of their appearance.
You have half demons (Kurama, Yusuke) who have relationships on both sides. Full humans who seek demon-like power to grow stronger, entertain their vices (Toguro, Black Black Club) or turn on the human race after witnessing their atrocities (Sensui). Full demons that initially sought to kill humans, but then changed after meeting one they respected (Hiei, Raizen, Itsuki). Demons that are harmless to humans, and yet are persecuted just because of their race (Yukina). Yusuke fought four bosses in the series. Two demon two human. Yusuke goes to the demon world and finds that the people there aren't so different from where he was born. The line between demon/human is blurred in YYH, two sides of the same coin.
wound up taking some hundred screenshots. in doing so I think I have a shot of every outfit certain characters appeared in during the TV airing.
hiei is the only main character that never appears in casual dress in the TV series, of course.
"Can't end a good party without someone on the floor "
Also, its not really highlighted in the anime that much but it was dope that Hiei found himself a (psychotic) good one in the end too