In the anime Yu Yu Hakusho: Ghost Files, the character known as Narration is later revealed to be Jorge Saotome, an ogre who works as an assistant to Koenma, the son of the ruler of the Spirit World. His background is rooted in his role within the afterlife's bureaucracy, where he serves primarily as a clerical aide and record-keeper. As the narrator, his personality is neutral and professional, delivering information with a calm, matter-of-fact tone. He does not exhibit strong emotions or personal biases, instead functioning as an objective observer and commentator on the events of the series. His motivation is to fulfill his duty by chronicling and explaining the story of Yusuke Urameshi, the Spirit Detective, as a documentary of Yusuke's life and adventures. His role in the story is to provide the audience with essential context, clarify off-screen action, offer insight into characters' thoughts or abilities, and supply summaries of previous episodes or previews of upcoming ones. He acts as a guide for the viewer, ensuring that the narrative is understood even during complex or fast-paced sequences. Key relationships include his connection to Koenma, under whom he works in the Spirit World, and his indirect relationship to the main cast, as he observes and reports on their actions without directly interacting with them. His character does not undergo personal development or change over the course of the series; he remains a consistent narrative device. His notable abilities are not supernatural or combative but rather his capacity for omniscient narration, allowing him to describe events happening in multiple locations, explain technical or spiritual concepts, and maintain a cohesive storytelling framework for the entire series.