Inuyasha is about a highschool girl who goes back in time and meets a half demon named Inuyasha. She, him, and there four friends head out to find the shikon jewel ( a powerful jewel that gives the holder tremendous power ), and to kill the evil demon Naraku.
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Inu Yasha is the son of the Lord of the Western Lands, a powerful dog demon, and a human woman. Both of his parents are deceased and Inu Yasha carries the way to his fathers toumb in a pearl in his right eye. Inu Yasha has a half brother, the full demon Lord Sesshomaru. Fifty years ago Inu Yasha sought the Shikon Jewel. He had intended to use its power to become a full demon. The priestess Kikyo charged with the care of the jewel had no trouble keeping it out of the hands of demons. In time, Inu Yasha and Kikyo fell deeply in love. She told him that if he used the jewel to become all human, the jewel would likely cease to exist and she would be free to live as a normal woman. The demon Naraku intervened and turned Kikyo and Inu Yasha against each other to taint the jewel with malice. Before Kikyo died, she shot Inu Yasha with a sacred arrow and bound him to a tree. Inu Yasha “died” and was revived when Kagome pulled out Kikyo’s binding arrow 50 years later. The revived Inu Yasha wants the sacred jewel to become a full demon and rid himself of his human side once and for all. He attacks Kagome for the jewel, but Kaede binds him with a spell quickly and Kagome subjugates him with a “Sit Boy!”. Not willing to give up on the jewel, Inu Yasha sticks around. He finds out Kagome is Kikyo reincarnated and she has the power to purify the jewel. When she shatters the jewel Inu Yasha is furious, but he goes with her to collect the shards. Inu Yasha becomes her protector as they hunt for the shards.
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Kagome is the granddaughter of the keeper of Higurashi shrine in the modern era .She lives with her mother, grandfather, and her brother Sota at the shrine in Tokyo. Kagome had a normal life up until her 15th birthday. While looking for the family cat, Kagome and Sota venture into the building that covers the Bone Eaters Well. At the bottom of the well Kagome can see the bones of what she belives is a long dead demon. As they are readying to leave for school, the centipede demon in the well returns to life and grabs Kagome. She is dragged down the Bone Eaters Well and transported to feudal Japan. There she learns that she is the reincarnation of the priestess Kikyo whose duty it was to protect the Jewel of Four Souls, the Shikon no Tama. She discovers Inuyasha bound to a tree, the same tree that grows in the middle of Higurashi Shrine. She frees him from Kikyo’s spell and Inuyasha destroys Mistress Centepede, but not before the demon rips the Shikon no Tama from Kagome’s body. The real adventure begins for Kagome when she accidentally shatters the sacred jewel when she destroys a demon trying to escape with it. Kagome has the power to see and to purify the shards of the Shikon jewel.
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Miroku is a lecherous monk. He asks every pretty woman he meets if she'll bear his child. Though this sounds quite ridiculous, Miroku has a good reason to ask. He, his grandfather, and his father were cursed by Naraku with what is called a kazaana [Wind Tunnel]. It's basically a black hole in the palm of his right hand, and he must use a monk's seal to keep it from sucking in everything around him. The bad part of this curse is that the Wind Tunnel will eventually suck him in as well, just as it did to his father and grandfather. Thus, Miroku has to continue his family's line so that if he fails to kill Naraku, thus lifting the curse, his son will have to take on the job. He meets up with Kagome and Inuyasha early on in the series. Finding that he and Inuyasha have the same purpose (finding the Shikon shards and killing Naraku), he helps as best he can whenever they fight Naraku's evil forces. Personality: Miroku seems superfluous and flaky, but he constantly worries about the curse in his hand, and feels that time is running out. He has a good sense of humor, cares for the others in the Yasha gang, and makes great sacrifices if he feels it will help them. Skills: Though his Wind Tunnel is his most powerful weapon, he sometimes cannot use it due to Naraku's Saimyoushou [Hell's Insects], which sometimes pop up to willingly get sucked into the Wind Tunnel, stinging Miroku as they enter. However, he also has some significant holy powers, which he can use to protect the others by making a invisible shell over them, and his shakujou [monk's staff] is a pretty good holy weapon.
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Sango, her brother Kohaku, and their father (the village leader), all lived in a village of demon exterminators. It was their trade, and they were good at their jobs. However, the first night that Kohaku went to fight demons with his older sister, father, and other exterminators, they ran into Naraku. Naraku used a spider demon to control Kohaku, and made him kill his and Sango's father and the other exterminators. He almost killed Sango, and ended up dying when the people who hired them shot Kohaku after his crazed attack of his family and friends. They also shot Sango full of arrows, thinking that she had gone insane as well. That night, everyone in her village was killed by a huge swarm of demons, all controlled by Naraku. Obviously, poor Sango was mentally scarred for life. Though she thought Kohaku had died, Naraku used a Shikon shard to keep her brother alive in order to use him not only as a mindless drone, but also as a means to manipulate the Yasha gang since Kohaku is important to one of its members. Personality: Sango really loves her brother, and hates to see him being used. However, the only thing keeping him alive is a Shikon shard in his back. She is trying desperately to get her brother back, not the lifeless shell that Naraku has made--the real Kohaku doesn't want to remember what he did (though he was forced) that awful night. She is a brave, kind, loving person. Skills: Sango has a great weapon, her Hiraikotsu [Flying Bone], a huge boomerang. She uses it to slice the enemy, whether it's one big demons or a bunch of them together, and to block attacks. She can also use a small katana very well, and there is a hidden pop-up dagger on her right wrist.
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Shippo is a fox demon. Who meet up with Inuyasha and Kagome when his father was killed by the thunder borthers. Now Inuyasha and Kagome took Shippo in and he is "helping" them find the jewel. Him and Inuyasha get into fights all the time. Kagome allways takes Shippo's side. His attack FoxFire is a weak attack but when he gets older it will be more powerful. Shippo is a coward.
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Sesshoumaru is Inuyasha's older half-brother. Their father, also a demon lord, had Inuyasha with a human female, but we don't know about Sesshoumaru's mother (yet). Sesshoumaru hates Inuyasha for having human blood (at least, that's the reason he gives everyone), and feels insulted that their father gave Tessaiga to Inuyasha while giving Tenseiga to Sesshoumaru. Sesshoumaru can't even steal Tessaiga from Inuyasha--only a hanyou [half-demon] can hold and wield Tessaiga (showing that the father did indeed intend the sword to be for Inuyasha only). He now also has it in for Naraku, who tried to use one of his followers to force his hand (so for a while, he and the Yasha gang have the same goal).
Inuyasha is about a highschool girl who goes back in time and meets a half demon named Inuyasha. She, him, and there four friends head out to find the shikon jewel ( a powerful jewel that gives the holder tremendous power ), and to kill the evil demon Naraku.
Description:
Inu Yasha is the son of the Lord of the Western Lands, a powerful dog demon, and a human woman. Both of his parents are deceased and Inu Yasha carries the way to his fathers toumb in a pearl in his right eye. Inu Yasha has a half brother, the full demon Lord Sesshomaru. Fifty years ago Inu Yasha sought the Shikon Jewel. He had intended to use its power to become a full demon. The priestess Kikyo charged with the care of the jewel had no trouble keeping it out of the hands of demons. In time, Inu Yasha and Kikyo fell deeply in love. She told him that if he used the jewel to become all human, the jewel would likely cease to exist and she would be free to live as a normal woman. The demon Naraku intervened and turned Kikyo and Inu Yasha against each other to taint the jewel with malice. Before Kikyo died, she shot Inu Yasha with a sacred arrow and bound him to a tree. Inu Yasha “died” and was revived when Kagome pulled out Kikyo’s binding arrow 50 years later. The revived Inu Yasha wants the sacred jewel to become a full demon and rid himself of his human side once and for all. He attacks Kagome for the jewel, but Kaede binds him with a spell quickly and Kagome subjugates him with a “Sit Boy!”. Not willing to give up on the jewel, Inu Yasha sticks around. He finds out Kagome is Kikyo reincarnated and she has the power to purify the jewel. When she shatters the jewel Inu Yasha is furious, but he goes with her to collect the shards. Inu Yasha becomes her protector as they hunt for the shards.
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Kagome is the granddaughter of the keeper of Higurashi shrine in the modern era .She lives with her mother, grandfather, and her brother Sota at the shrine in Tokyo. Kagome had a normal life up until her 15th birthday. While looking for the family cat, Kagome and Sota venture into the building that covers the Bone Eaters Well. At the bottom of the well Kagome can see the bones of what she belives is a long dead demon. As they are readying to leave for school, the centipede demon in the well returns to life and grabs Kagome. She is dragged down the Bone Eaters Well and transported to feudal Japan. There she learns that she is the reincarnation of the priestess Kikyo whose duty it was to protect the Jewel of Four Souls, the Shikon no Tama. She discovers Inuyasha bound to a tree, the same tree that grows in the middle of Higurashi Shrine. She frees him from Kikyo’s spell and Inuyasha destroys Mistress Centepede, but not before the demon rips the Shikon no Tama from Kagome’s body. The real adventure begins for Kagome when she accidentally shatters the sacred jewel when she destroys a demon trying to escape with it. Kagome has the power to see and to purify the shards of the Shikon jewel.
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Miroku is a lecherous monk. He asks every pretty woman he meets if she'll bear his child. Though this sounds quite ridiculous, Miroku has a good reason to ask. He, his grandfather, and his father were cursed by Naraku with what is called a kazaana [Wind Tunnel]. It's basically a black hole in the palm of his right hand, and he must use a monk's seal to keep it from sucking in everything around him. The bad part of this curse is that the Wind Tunnel will eventually suck him in as well, just as it did to his father and grandfather. Thus, Miroku has to continue his family's line so that if he fails to kill Naraku, thus lifting the curse, his son will have to take on the job. He meets up with Kagome and Inuyasha early on in the series. Finding that he and Inuyasha have the same purpose (finding the Shikon shards and killing Naraku), he helps as best he can whenever they fight Naraku's evil forces. Personality: Miroku seems superfluous and flaky, but he constantly worries about the curse in his hand, and feels that time is running out. He has a good sense of humor, cares for the others in the Yasha gang, and makes great sacrifices if he feels it will help them. Skills: Though his Wind Tunnel is his most powerful weapon, he sometimes cannot use it due to Naraku's Saimyoushou [Hell's Insects], which sometimes pop up to willingly get sucked into the Wind Tunnel, stinging Miroku as they enter. However, he also has some significant holy powers, which he can use to protect the others by making a invisible shell over them, and his shakujou [monk's staff] is a pretty good holy weapon.
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Sango, her brother Kohaku, and their father (the village leader), all lived in a village of demon exterminators. It was their trade, and they were good at their jobs. However, the first night that Kohaku went to fight demons with his older sister, father, and other exterminators, they ran into Naraku. Naraku used a spider demon to control Kohaku, and made him kill his and Sango's father and the other exterminators. He almost killed Sango, and ended up dying when the people who hired them shot Kohaku after his crazed attack of his family and friends. They also shot Sango full of arrows, thinking that she had gone insane as well. That night, everyone in her village was killed by a huge swarm of demons, all controlled by Naraku. Obviously, poor Sango was mentally scarred for life. Though she thought Kohaku had died, Naraku used a Shikon shard to keep her brother alive in order to use him not only as a mindless drone, but also as a means to manipulate the Yasha gang since Kohaku is important to one of its members. Personality: Sango really loves her brother, and hates to see him being used. However, the only thing keeping him alive is a Shikon shard in his back. She is trying desperately to get her brother back, not the lifeless shell that Naraku has made--the real Kohaku doesn't want to remember what he did (though he was forced) that awful night. She is a brave, kind, loving person. Skills: Sango has a great weapon, her Hiraikotsu [Flying Bone], a huge boomerang. She uses it to slice the enemy, whether it's one big demons or a bunch of them together, and to block attacks. She can also use a small katana very well, and there is a hidden pop-up dagger on her right wrist.
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Shippo is a fox demon. Who meet up with Inuyasha and Kagome when his father was killed by the thunder borthers. Now Inuyasha and Kagome took Shippo in and he is "helping" them find the jewel. Him and Inuyasha get into fights all the time. Kagome allways takes Shippo's side. His attack FoxFire is a weak attack but when he gets older it will be more powerful. Shippo is a coward.
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Sesshoumaru is Inuyasha's older half-brother. Their father, also a demon lord, had Inuyasha with a human female, but we don't know about Sesshoumaru's mother (yet). Sesshoumaru hates Inuyasha for having human blood (at least, that's the reason he gives everyone), and feels insulted that their father gave Tessaiga to Inuyasha while giving Tenseiga to Sesshoumaru. Sesshoumaru can't even steal Tessaiga from Inuyasha--only a hanyou [half-demon] can hold and wield Tessaiga (showing that the father did indeed intend the sword to be for Inuyasha only). He now also has it in for Naraku, who tried to use one of his followers to force his hand (so for a while, he and the Yasha gang have the same goal).