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If you have seen Inuyasha on DVD or the cartoon network then you already know that Inuyasha is an important set to have in your anime collection but for those who don't know. The characters have such a deep background and such a troubled past and trouble awaiting them in there future.
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I bet fans are waiting to see the future of kagome and Inuyasha. There's so many things going on in this story because of the 5 characters it's almost hard to keep up but if your not informed enough Inuyasha is about a half demon half human named inuyasha who was in a deep sleep tied and stapled with arrows to a tree for many years.
A pretty young girl finally awakens Inuyasha from the future named kagome who passed threw with a piece of a special jewel. Evan though it would seem like a coincidence kagome is no normal girl. She just happens to resemble a certain dead character named kikyo and has some powers like being able to see and since the jewel shards plus everyone who knew kikyo are assured that kagome is the is the reincarnation of kikyo.
Threw the season Inuyasha meets up with 4 others and form an almost unstoppable team, the characters consist of Shippo, Miroku, Sango and sango's friend, guard, and transportation kirara which is a like huge wolf or dog. This is perfect for any fan of this series because you save so much cash.
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This set includes five DVDs that encompass all twenty-seven episodes in the first season. The first three discs contain five episodes, the fourth disc contains six episodes, and the fifth disc contains six episodes and bonus features. For special features, there is a character relationship guide, a collection of trailers for Inuyasha: Affections Touching Across Time, and textless versions of the opening credits and both versions of the ending credits that appear in the first … more
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Based on the manga by Rumiko Takahashi, the creator ofRanma 1/2andUrusei Yatsura, theInu-YashaTV series (2000) blends elements of Japanese folklore and familiar anime devices into a deftly imaginative blend of humor and adventure, an extremely entertaining series that never falls into cliché. Beginning the first season's 27 episodes, Kagome Higurashi, a normal 15-year-old girl, falls down a dry well--and finds herself in the feudal past, 50 years after her ancestress Kikyo imprisoned the half-human/half-demon Inu-Yasha. As the reincarnation of Kikyo, Kagome possesses a magic jewel that greatly increases the power of demons. Kagome fetters Inu-Yasha with the help of her priestess-ancestor Kaede, and when the jewel is shattered Kagome and Inu-Yasha must ally to recapture the fragments.
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The series really begins to hit its stride when Kagome and Inu-Yasha, while bickering, nevertheless prove an effective team against the demons they encounter in the Warring States netherworld. Two new characters create complications. Shippo, an orphan fox spirit, meets Kagome and Inu-Yasha in the Warring States period. A more conventional but potentially more dangerous addition is Hojo, a handsome upper classman at Kagome's school, who's concerned about her recent absences. His understated good manners contrast sharply with the prickly Inu-Yasha--just as Kagome is beginning to recognize his good points.
In the multi-part adventure that begins with "Kikyo's Stolen Ashes," the filmmakers ...
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Boxed Sets,
Animation
DVD Release Date:
September 7, 2004
Runtime:
675 minutes
Studio:
VIZ VIDEO
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