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2 / 2- 80EP 80
Sesshomaru and the Abducted Rin
Jul 29, 2002Naraku issues an ultimatum to Sessomaru, threatening Rin’s safety in retaliation for Inuyasha’s death, prompting Sessomaru to enter his castle. Sessomaru confronts Naraku, unaware that the enemy intends to absorb him. Meanwhile, Kagome pursues a Shikon Jewel shard believed to be inside Kohaku, who has been ordered to guard Rin. Inuyasha encounters Kagura, who offers little resistance during their clash. She hopes Inuyasha will kill Naraku, thereby freeing her from his control. The narrative weaves together these separate conflicts involving the jewel shards, the hostage situation, and the complex dynamics between the characters as they navigate their respective battles against Naraku’s schemes.
- 81EP 81
Siblings clash over Naraku while hostage threats force them to protect Rin and Kohaku
Aug 5, 2002Naraku engulfs Sesshomaru, prompting Inuyasha to intervene and release him. Both brothers inflict serious wounds on Naraku, but their intense sibling rivalry escalates the conflict. The battle abruptly stops when Naraku remotely commands Kohaku to kill his hostage, Rin. Simultaneously, Sesshomaru pursues Kohaku to save Rin from death, while Inuyasha chases Sesshomaru to protect Kohaku from being killed. The siblings prioritize saving their respective friends over continuing their fight against the enemy, halting the confrontation as they race to prevent the murder of Rin and Kohaku by their respective adversaries.
- 82EP 82
Inuyasha disrupts Kagome's study routine to return to the feudal era
Aug 12, 2002Inuyasha, Miroku, and Sango express disappointment while investigating Naraku's abandoned castle. Meanwhile, Kagome struggles with tedious studying for an upcoming test. Impatient with her delay, Inuyasha travels to the present to retrieve her, causing chaos as she attempts to catch up on schoolwork while he adjusts to modern life. Reports indicate that Inuyasha intervened to stop a bank robber from stealing money and rescued a girl from an apartment fire during his time in the present era.
- 83EP 83
Ayame seeks Koga to unite tribes while he protects Kagome from Naraku's incarnation
Aug 19, 2002Ayame, granddaughter of the northern wolf yōkai tribe leader, searches for Koga to unite the northern and eastern tribes, recalling his childhood marriage proposal. Simultaneously, a mouth incarnation of Naraku attacks indiscriminately. Koga decides to flee with Kagome Higurashi to protect her, leading to a confrontation with an angry and jealous Ayame. The narrative reveals that Koga previously saved Ayame from the terror of the Birds of Paradise. During that rescue, he promised to marry her during the night of the lunar rainbow, a vow that complicates his current interactions with both Ayame and Kagome as the threat from Naraku intensifies.
- 84EP 84
Koga must protect Kagome and Ayame from Naraku's mouth incarnation while Inuyasha arrives.
Aug 26, 2002Naraku's mouth incarnation attacks, forcing Koga to rescue Kagome and Ayame from imminent danger. Inuyasha and his companions arrive later, at which point the creature reveals it was abandoned by Naraku within the castle. As Koga and Ayame are consumed by the entity, Koga's Shikon Jewel shards cause the mouth incarnation to explode. Following this event, Koga recalls proposing to Ayame, but he chooses to disregard the memory of that night entirely.
- 85EP 85
Inuyasha and friends encounter a demon exorcist investigating a haunted castle head
Sep 2, 2002Inuyasha and his companions meet an old woman named Haori, who claims to be a demon exorcist. She explains that an oni head is haunting a nearby bourg after rising from a grave in a neighboring castle. When the head appears, Miroku determines it is an illusion, while Inuyasha suspects the castle lord is possessed. Miroku accompanies the princess to the castle basement to examine the skeletons of monks and a priestess who previously failed to destroy the oni head.
- 86EP 86
Inuyasha and Miroku confront the demon princess who is actually the oni head
Sep 9, 2002Inuyasha discovers that the demon lord is merely an illusion. Sango and Haori learn that the demon princess, who temporarily paralyzed Miroku, is actually the leader of the oni. Meanwhile, Kagome and Shippo find the body of the real princess, who serves as the host for the oni head. Inuyasha and Miroku then join forces to defeat the head of the oni.
- 87EP 87
Kikyo encounters Rasetsu, who reveals his past and the Shikon Jewel plot.
Sep 16, 2002Kikyo meets Rasetsu, an old bandit who claims he was a criminal fifty years ago. He explains that Onigumo sent him to attack Kikyo and steal the Shikon Jewel. Rasetsu notes that Inuyasha gouged out his right eye, which led him to immolate Onigumo in revenge. An eye incarnation of Naraku, also abandoned in the castle, desires Rasetsu's shard of the Shikon Jewel. However, this incarnation is electrocuted by Kikyo's sacred arrow. Rasetsu asks Kikyo to bury his lock of hair as his final wish before he dies.
- 88EP 88
Three mischievous monkey sprites ravage crops to locate their deity while holding Inuyasha hostage with a stone seal.
Oct 14, 2002Village crops are allegedly destroyed by three mischievous monkey sprites, prompting an investigation into their true motives. It is revealed that the sprites are not malicious but are desperately searching for their deity, whose shrine is located within the village. To ensure their request is heard, they have sealed an inconvenient stone effigy onto Inuyasha, using him as leverage until the stone representing their monkey deity is found. The situation escalates when the monkey deity awakens, leading to the release of the seal from Inuyasha. This resolution allows the sprites to continue their search without further obstruction, clarifying that their actions were driven by devotion rather than destruction.
- 89EP 89filler
Inuyasha uses a childhood remedy to help sick Kagome study for exams
Oct 21, 2002Kagome falls ill and is advised to return to her own time to recover, prompting her schoolmates to visit and console her. Inuyasha, deeply concerned for her well-being, gathers various ingredients from the homes of numerous demons. Despite her sickness, Kagome must prepare for the high school comprehensive exams. Inuyasha creates a strange medicinal cure using the collected items, a recipe originally developed by his mother during his childhood. This unusual treatment instantly alleviates her common cold, enabling her to take the comprehension exams successfully.
- 90EP 90filler
Sota Higurashi seeks Inuyasha's help to confess his feelings to Hitomi.
Oct 28, 2002Inuyasha and Kagome observe that Sota Higurashi is suffering from lovesickness. He approaches Inuyasha for guidance on how to win over his crush, Hitomi. Sota initially attempts to confess by presenting a bouquet of roses, but this effort fails. Inuyasha steps in to bolster Sota's self-assurance. While the two watch from a distance, Sota successfully asks Hitomi to be his girlfriend. She shyly accepts his proposal, resolving his romantic dilemma with the help of his friends.
- 91EP 91filler
Shippo and Koume discover the truth behind the village's bad luck and the faith healer's deception.
Nov 4, 2002Kuroro, a two-tailed demon cat, is blamed for the village's misfortune and exiled by faith healer Tesso. Shippo observes a girl named Koume taking Kirara, who is mistaken for Kuroro. After encountering a rat plague, Shippo and Koume locate the real Kuroro. Meanwhile, Inuyasha, Kagome, Miroku, and Sango uncover that Tesso is a rat demon with illusory powers. Kuroro brings the two groups together to confront and defeat Tesso, clearing his name and restoring peace to the community.
- 92EP 92filler
Inuyasha battles resurrected clay soldiers commanded by Kawaramaru and Enju
Nov 18, 2002Enju, a freelance potter, and Kawaramaru, a warrior, are resurrected by Urasue, an ogress sorceress. Enju creates clay soldiers while Kawaramaru commands them. Inuyasha and his companions fight through the demonic army. Inuyasha uses Tetsusaiga to defeat Kawaramaru and destroy the clay soldiers. Enju, who initially desired death, chooses to live. This encounter follows their revival by their mother figure, Urasue, and concludes with the defeat of the demonic forces and Enju's decision to embrace life.
- 93EP 93filler
The group discovers Hachi framed Miroku as a lecherous monk while fighting a weasel demon.
Nov 25, 2002Inuyasha's group observes Miroku causing trouble in various villages, where he has been falsely accused of being a fake and a flirt with local girls. Rumors spread about a mysterious and perverted monk named Miroku wandering the countryside. The group eventually identifies Hachi, Miroku's raccoon dog servant, as the true culprit behind the deception. They confront a weasel demon that has been impersonating Miroku throughout their journey. After defeating the demon, Miroku ensures that Hachi will not repeat his mischievous actions in the future.
- 94EP 94filler
Izumo reveals Orochidayu's false Shikon Jewels as the group confronts the demon in an abandoned town.
Dec 2, 2002Scholar Izumo informs Inuyasha and his companions that the snake demon Orochidayu has distributed counterfeit Shikon Jewels to numerous demons. The group discusses the origins of the four souls that form the true Shikon Jewel. Upon reaching an abandoned town, a teenage boy reveals that demons captured his parents the previous night. Orochidayu subsequently arrives accompanied by the demons bearing the fake jewels. Inuyasha and his allies prepare to battle the demon group to stop their threat and resolve the crisis involving the stolen family members.
- 95EP 95filler
The Sacred Jewel Maker Part II details Gyu-oh's plan to forge a true Shikon Jewel using Kagome's powers.
Dec 9, 2002A fierce demon attack scatters Inuyasha and his companions. Kagome discovers that Izumo transforms into a hanyō named Gyu-oh at nightfall. Gyu-oh intends to create a true Shikon Jewel by exploiting Kagome's spiritual abilities and the souls of her friends. As dawn approaches, Gyu-oh reverts to his human form as Izumo. He subsequently passes away due to the toxin present in the fake Shikon Jewels. This sequence concludes the immediate threat posed by the transformation while highlighting the dangers associated with the counterfeit artifacts. The events underscore the vulnerability of the group and the specific risks linked to the Shikon Jewel's influence on those around Kagome.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Inuyasha have?
- Inuyasha has 167 episodes.
- When did Inuyasha come out?
- Inuyasha came out in 2000.
- Which studio made Inuyasha?
- Inuyasha was produced by Sunrise.
- Who directed Inuyasha?
- Inuyasha was directed by Youta Tsuruoka.
- Is Inuyasha finished?
- Current status of Inuyasha: Finished.