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Warning–some minor spoilers from throughout the run of the series are ahead.ġ.
Let’s jump into the well and go back in time now! Some points are mere speculation at this point since there’s no word yet on how much Inuyasha, Kagome, Miroku, Sango, and other original cast members will factor into the new show, but we’ve taken the few hints that we have so far into account when compiling the list. While it’s more than tempting to compile funny lists of the various times that Inuyasha and Koga throw petty comments at each other or good-guy Hojo gives Kagome a superstitious trinket for her health, the following is meant to showcase select episodes which introduce the key players, dynamics, and developments that contribute to characters’ motivations across the original series through the lens of providing a potentially important basis for viewing Yashahime. With all the waves of nostalgia brought on by the announcement we subsequently decided to take a little stroll down memory lane into the demon-infested version of the Warring States Era (1467-1615) to revisit some past friends and foes from the series. While that series ended on an inconclusive note due to catching up with the unfinished manga, the 26-episode Inuyasha: The Final Act eventually premiered in October 2009 and ran through March 2010 to conclude the anime once the manga had ended. After getting its start as a hit manga serialized in Weekly Shonen Sunday from 1996-2008, the original 167-episode Inuyasha anime series premiered in October 2000 and ran through September 2004. Once you’ve recovered from the shock, it becomes clear that the timing of the new series actually makes sense as the 20th anniversary celebration of the start of the original Inuyasha anime series and the 10th anniversary celebration of the ending of Inuyasha: The Final Act. Inuyasha fans around the world were collectively hit faster than a chorus of angry “sits!” by Kagome upon learning that the series would feature the adventures of half-demon Inuyasha and modern-day human Kagome’s daughter Moroha (so they had a kid…and she has the ears!) alongside her half-demon twin cousins, Towa and Setsuna–daughters of none other than Inuyasha’s older full-demon half-brother Sesshomaru (whoah…just whoah!). It’s no exaggeration to say that I was momentarily stunned when the recent news came seemingly out of nowhere that an Inuyasha spin-off anime sequel titled Yashahime would begin airing this October, with main character designs by Takahashi herself. I for one was hooked on the Inuyasha anime back in the day and learned a great deal of Japanese vocabulary useless for daily life such as yokai (demon), taijiya (slayer/exterminator), and osuwari (“sit” as a command to a dog) from the show before I could even give a decent self-introduction. From the wacky “anything goes martial arts” of classic Ranma 1/2 to the noticeably darker and suspenseful Inuyasha, which was voted the most popular anime adaptation of her works in a massive NHK survey last year, Takahashi has a talent for creating characters of depth that readers can’t help but become emotionally invested in. We’re big fans of manga author and artist Rumiko Takahashi at SoraNews24. Today we’re counting down some pivotal episodes before the release of Yashahime this October.
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