Shippou is a cute Kitsune (fox) yokai that specializes in making pranks which he mostly use to Inuyasha lol. Yeah right?Īs they travel, their group of two grows into a group of 6 where they met the kitsune Shippou, the monk Miroku, cool Sango and her cute Kirara.
In anime there’s quite a lot, but in manga, almost none. And speaking of moment, I need to step ahead and point out the lack of kissing scenes between them. But even that’s the case, I learn to outgrow it simply because he still travels with her, plus, once in a while they have their own moments. That’s mostly about Inuyasha being torn between Kikyou and Kagome and how many times he chose Kikyou over Kagome. I have to be honest, there’s some point in this series that totally got my nerve and made me flipped. Plus, did I tell you how many times she saved Kikyou? Also, even how many times she got hurt because she’s Inuyasha’s first love, her heart remains pure. Kikyou may be the first woman Inuyasha loved, but it is Kagome who really changed Inuyasha as a person. I love how she became badass as the story progresses. She started as a helpless girl until they found out about her being the reincarnation of Kikyou which was Inuyasha’s first love and the strongest Miko in the feudal Japan. Kagome on the other hand is a typical female lead.
They’re in the middle of a dangerous situation but because of that, it became kind of romantic and unforgettable scene for me.) Then he lay on Kagome’s lap and told her that he love her scent even if he told her otherwise before. And speaking of human form, he sure still rock it even with black hair minus the cute doggy ears. (I was a bit teary-eyed when the Spider youkai were after them and he got bitten while he’s in his human form. And also Inuyasha’s inner battle with his demon blood and his human heart, and you know what’s awesome about it? It’s because it’s only Kagome who can make him back to his senses, isn’t that just sweet? But after reading the manga, I still don’t like her, but she is kind of likeable now especially when she saved Kohaku. Well, I’m 100% with Kagome and I totally hate Kikyou. Which to be honest, made me kind of mad at him. Behind the bad boy image is the guy who lost his first love and when she returned, he’s torn between her and Kagome. It could get annoying sometimes but mostly entertaining lol, especially when Kagome really gets angry at him. And when it comes to Kagome, he sure is kind of protective and I love their usual bantering. And as the story progresses, he became this kind of awesome person without losing his bad boy image ofcourse. When he first met Kagome, I swear he could really be a great pain in the ass and is a straight-up a-hole. But he’s the awesome kind of bad boy with humor and with a touch of dumbness at the same time. Speaking of which, Inuyasha is a bad boy. After writing this review, I’ll definitely re-watch the anime hehe. And as a couple, they sure are mind blowing. And Inuyasha on the other hand is such an awesome badass that thinking about him hurts. If she’s a real person, she could be my hero. Kagome (female lead) is so much fun and a wonderful heroine. Two opposite personalities that were forced to travel together because of the Shikon Jewel or the Jewel of Four Souls. It is where she met the half yokai (supernatural monster in Japanese folklore) or also called Hanyou, Inuyasha. This story is about this modern Japanese girl, Kagome, that was pulled from her own time and went to feudal Japan.
I started reading this last December but had a 1 week off because of the Holiday until finally I finished it! And it’s just now that I finally had the courage to read its manga. Yep! It occupy mostly the memory of my external drive haha sucker I know. I’m so in love with this anime that I have the complete anime series in my possession. Yeah right? I grew up watching anime and when I stumbled to this one, I instantly got hook. This series is absolutely the longest series I’ve ever read so far, with a total of 56 volumes containing 559 chapters. And it’s just now that I finally had the courage to read its *This review is for the series as a whole with 4.5 out of 5 stars* *This review is for the series as a whole with 4.5 out of 5 stars* This series is absolutely the longest series I’ve ever read so far, with a total of 56 volumes containing 559 chapters.
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