Inuyasha

Well, I would have to say the Manga fulfills more of what audiences want to see happen between Ranma and Akane. As much as I love Rumiko Takahashi's work, she tends to leave her Anime at cliffhangers.

Naraku doesn't really love anyone. Naraku was once a human named Onigumo, a bandit who was caught in a fire. His body was so badly burnt he was unable to move anymore. In the last of his days he was nursed by Kikyo, the local priestess. In that time he soon fell in love with her.

He was so desperate to be with her he sold his burnt body to demons for the ability to move again. They fused to produce naraku and half demon.

The half human side of him still longs for Kikyo, so Naraku desperatly tries to rid himself of his human heart by moving it to another body.

There are 21 chapters in the Gospel of John....If you don't believe me then check for yourself......

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try www.onemanga.com/Inuyasha

It's free, and they have all 500+ chapters (it was completed back in July/August of '08)

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Ignore above. Sites can't host any Rumiko Takahashi works anymore such as InuYash and Ranma 1/2 because of copyright claims by Viz media

The best you can get is watching the anime online.

If you want tto do that go to:

http://www.animecrazy.net/inuyasha-anime/?PHPSESSID=f69dfb89de413110dca94bf6c21ecad6

The Anime is currently suspended/cancelled, specifically no new episodes after 366 are planned.

At the current time there are no comments about the future of the English dubbed adaptation of the anime. It is still currently planned to continue into season 14.

There is speculation/hope that when Yite Kubo finishes the, "Final arc" the anime will be resumed.

he is a monk and he is such womanizer he travel with inuyasha and kagome ,sango .shippo and also kirara and he rubs a woman's butt and he uses his wind tunnel who been cursed by naraku

Many people pair him with Rin, though that is not true. In 'Inuyasha: Final Act,' he give her a kimono. He has feelings for her, but not romantic ones. He probably cares for her because she tried to heal him the first time she met him. She is the only one (besides Jaken, but he's crazy) who has ever cared for him. Overall, if you mean romantically, no, Sesshomaru doesn't ever fall in love in the series, 'Inuyasha'.

Caesar was 56 years old when he was killed.

It meens blood shadow. When both parts of the single word are translated,"chi" when translated, means blood and "kage",when translated, means shadow.

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Right now...shes mainly 14 years old.Followed by Len also if you're wanting to know.

Not 100 percent confirmed....

but one source that appears to be reliable says it means

"Master of a thousand worlds."

It usage as a name in modern times is very rare, however according to the same source,

the name in olden Japan was a very Respectful and Aristocratic name.

Would be good to find a further resource on the modern meaning of the name.

um i have done some research on the subject and have discovered that it is entirely possible to be half demon. A quick and easy test to see if you are really a half demon is to get someone to bless a body of water(for example maybe a swimming pool or a pond near by) and get someone to tie you to a chair and throw you in and if you sink your not a demon the holy water has accepted you but if you float that means that the holy water has rejected you and your are part demon.

Shinjitsu no uta is the most popular ending theme. That's why when you go to some of the online music sites, they don't have it. For what reason I'm not sure, but that's the most popular ending theme.

Hmmmm, Most manga sites have had to delete their manga chapters/stories/volumes due to them being licensed. I would suggest either mangathat.com or ourmanga.com or mangavolume.com or just going to a place and buying it.

It is unknown in the anime although Mrs. Higurashi says he proposed to her under the Sacred Tree. Also in the first Inuyasha movie (Love that Transcends Time), when Kagome's mom comforts her and tells her that the Sacred Tree has been with them for a long time she says it has been with them through sad times (in the flashback it looked like they were in funeral clothes). In the Shousetsu Inuyasha (novelization) book, it tells brief history about the Higurashi family. After the father died because of an accident many years before, Kagome, along with her mother and younger brother Souta moved into the father's parents' home, which was the residence on the shrine property. Jii-chan (Kagome's grandfather), who was the shrine's caretaker, was alone after his wife passed away. That is why the mom calls Jii-chan grampa instead of father, why they live on the shrine, and why the dad is never seen. The reason why Kagome and Souta don't feel as bad for his death is because they were still little kids back then and they didn't get to know him as well as the mom did. I'm not sure if the Inuyasha novel shows his face either. I hope this is enough information to answer your question and any others.

13 kaidan - 2003 was released on:

USA: January 2003 (Sundance Film Festival)

Japan: 8 February 2003

Germany: 17 April 2004 (Nippon Connection Film Festival)

the raven theme song is called that's so raven

I hear that Noor and Muhanned get together, but before that that Heba person, her husband the grandpa dies and she kicks them out of the villa. Noor is also pregnant at the end of the show. Happy ending though.

In the Inuyasha series, the word "demon" is a mistranslation. Like many cultures in east asia, Japan had a period of shamanism, mostly the influences of the Ainu and Jomon cultures that are in fact native to the islands. What Inuyasha's older brother, and his father, actually are, are "Yokai," loosely translated, a supernatural nature "spirit." Yokai are neither good nor evil in actual Japanese folklore, those atributes where given to them by writer Rumiko Takashi for the sake of plot. Inuyasha is a "hanyo," or, a half Yokai, half human half breed. You familiar with fairies and leprechauns, and elves? The "demons" of Inuyasha are that; not ghosts, not spirits, not devils or demons, but sentient entities that exist in nature. In many ways, the character Sesshomaru ressembles Shakespeare's Oberon, king of the fairies. Like Oberon, Sesshumaru is arrogant, aristocratic and of course very powerful. In virtually all folklore regarding nature entities, there is no magic spell that can transform one thing into another, that kind of power, only mythic gods and Buddhas posses. As depicted in Inuyasha, even though Japan is "officially" "atheist" and "secular," the country still has many strong religious sensibilities, so as to not offend the larger Buddhist majority, references to gods or Buddhas are very rare in anime, regardless of the age group they are aimed at. [[User:67.148.120.72|67.148.120.72]]stardingo747