"Oniisan" means "older brother," so when Kagome calls Sesshomaru Oniisan, she is showing respect since he is older and it a Japanese culture to call male older than you - young adult. It could also be used for hinting that she and Inuyasha could get married, making Sesshomaru her brother-in-law.
The last chapter of the manga, chapter 558.
it means they crazy
A yeller is someone who yells at someone else.
he yells hey....... no questions asked if he yelled Carrie would they not all just started laughing at him on the set ?
that's the easiest one yet. why its Fred Flintstone
Bastian yells "Moon Child" out the window at the end of The NeverEnding Story.
kagome does say she loves inuyasha just not to him. she yells it in episode 126 and inuyasha saves her but he doesn't hear it
It wasn't in an episode, it was in the first movie.
In the final act of the manga and in the last episode of Inuyasha: Kanketsuhen (Inuyasha: The Final Act in English), Kagome returns to the Feudal Era after a three year absence. Sango and Miroku have already married and been having children, but it is not known specifically how much time passes between Kagome's return and the point which we see, when it is implied that she and Inuyasha have since married.In the modern world, Sota explains his sister's absence to classmates by citing the fact that she got married "right out of high school," while back in the Feudal Era, Kagome herself calls out to a visiting Sesshomaru by referring to him as "Older brother!"Well they do get married inuyasha lets her finish high school in her era and she finishes high school and gets pregent with inuyasha's child...
Yells is not a person Yells is not a place Yells is not a thing Yells is a Verb.
yells and cheers
Boy Scout yells may include patrol yells and troop yells. These are used to unify the Boy Scout troop. Other yells include those for meals or celebration.
Nell's yells
Wedding Yells - 1951 is rated/received certificates of: UK:U
Wedding Yells - 1938 is rated/received certificates of: UK:R USA:Approved
Reprogram it.
Apologize.
Oscar