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Karasu: Quest Class? The japanese translation of Karasu means Crow. Since Hiei is never seen crying, this remains unknown.Ģ. Many fans also speculate over whether or not Hiei has inherited the ability to cry tear stones like his mother and sister. Other sources and common speculation portray him as both a fire and ice demon, 50% each, with fire reigning dominant as Hiei's element of control and the ice aspect only serving him as a resistance to cold. Even though his mother's people are all ice apparitions", and he claims "my curse.to be born with a nature in direct opposition to my breed." (In the original Japanese, she states that it is strange that his demon energy is of a flame-based nature, rather than discussing his species). In the anime, Mukuro states that she "finds it strangely ironic that (he was) born a fire demon. The official site calls him a "Fire Apparition". The Funimation dub considers him the former. It is assumed that Hiei's father was a fire demon because of Hiei's fire abilities, but no official material ever stated his father was a fire demon and the genetics of demons may work differently than humans. Some sources claim he is a fire demon born from a clan of ice demons or koorime, while others claim he is half-fire demon/half-ice demon. Hiei: Fire Demon (Hi Yokai) or Half-Fire Demon/Half-Ice Maiden

Netherworld Deity: Yakumo, Raigo, Majariġ.

Tribesman of Evil: Raizen, Mukuro, Yomi.

The following demons have their specific race explicitly stated in the anime or manga: Many of them appear very similar to humans and most have a humanoid features. There are several species of spirits/demons that inhabit the planes or worlds of Yu Yu Hakusho. While the yokai of Yu Yu Hakusho are not necessaitly "demonic" one way or another, they amusingly all hail from Makai (Demon World) and eventually are ruled by a Mao (Demon King). Most yokai in Yu Yu Hakusho are just bakemono, a monster-type yokai. Some yokai, are explicitly refered to Akuma and Mazoku, which are an explicitly impish or devilish type of yokai. Many of the show's yokai are inspired by real-life legends, like the Oni that work in the spirit-world, or the Ice-Maidens for examples. They are more similar to the Greek daemons. While western demons are generally thought of as being malcious by nature, yokai aren't neceassarily (though Yusuke usually deals with troublesome ones). While in the English, these creatures primarily refered to as "demons", in the Japanese they are called yokai (or spirit in English). The original version of Yu Yu Hakusho was more nuanced than what can be expressed with just the English words for demon and spirit.