Inuyasha and Kagome together try to look for these shattered pieces of the Jewel before they end up in the demon’s hands. An incident causes the Jewel to shatter into many different places. Knowing that the demon is looking for something she owns, she seeks help from a dog-human/devil creature named Inuyasha. She encounters a demon named Naruko, who is looking for a Shikon jewel that has been reborn inside her. But instead of hitting the bottom and dying, she gets transported to a completely different realm where she magically finds herself to be 500 years in the past. It centers around a 15-year-old girl named Kagome Higurashi who lives the life of an ordinary high school teenage girl, until one day, she falls inside the dark cursed well of her family’s Shinto Shrine. ‘Inuyasha’ is an adaptation of an award-winning manga that goes by the same name. The English Dubbed versions of both ‘Inuyasha’ and ‘Inuyasha: The Final Act’ can be found on Viz Media, Netflix, and Amazon Prime. Official artwork for Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon /d0epfqq7xV The sequel of ‘Inuyasha,’ titled ‘Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon’, is scheduled to release sometime in Fall 2020 in Japan. The good news for all Inuyasha fans is that the anime has now been renewed for a whole new season. But die-hard fans of the anime, even today, want more of it. Back then, this was marked as the end of the anime and it proved to be a really good ending. This was followed by ‘Inuyasha: The Final Act’ that came out on October 4, 2009, and ended its run on March 30, 2010. ‘Inuyasha’ season 1 premiered on Octoand ended its run on September 13, 2004. InuYasha Season 3 Release Date: When will it premiere? We might have some good news regarding that further up in this article. People like me, who have seen it, in spite of having the love-hate relationship I mentioned earlier, wouldn’t mind watching another season. But let’s leave that here because if you haven’t watched it yet, then this intro should be enough to at least get you started.
I’ve written so much about it already but still haven’t even scratched the surface of it yet. It’s nearly impossible to cover every single aspect of this anime that has close to 200 episodes. The characters may act all shallow at times, but nonetheless, their romance is beyond entertaining and certainly makes every bit of the anime worth it, especially the sequel: ‘Inuyasha: The Final Act.’ But you see him grow into a man as he works his way up from being an underdog (no pun intended) to a more successful person. Inuyasha, though 50 years old, initially comes off as very immature and even rude for his age. You almost get to see how the main characters, especially Inuyasha, transform into responsible adults. Speaking of the characters, the show has some great character development which, in the end, proves to be the only foundation of the show. And the reason clearly lies in the characters, subplots and arcs, all of which together make up for all the ridiculous flaws that it has. But then there has to be a reason why ‘Inuyasha’ has reached the kind of popularity most anime won’t reach in an entire lifetime. Her lack of a wardrobe is understandable in a normal situation but she’s battling demons out there wearing the same thing every single time this makes no sense at all. Kagome, who is one of the protagonists, wears nothing but a Junior High school uniform until the very end. My love-hate relationship with ‘Inuyasha’ is shared by pretty much everyone who has watched it, because of elements like the insanely long runtime, the reuse of old scenes for action sequences and also the characters walking around in the same darn clothes after 4 long years.
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