The End of InuYasha

Linora Low — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 20:18:43 +0000

I finally completed InuYasha… and my heart feels incredibly heavy now. There was a good reason why I didn’t want to read it and I didn’t want to know the ending of InuYasha. Reason being that I had hopes it would go on forever and ever. The thing with stories is that once it comes to an end, you wish there was more, so that it can move along with your own life. But it doesn’t work that way does it. Stories will have a beginning, their obstacles giving it it’s meat and intrigue, finally it will have it’s ending. In a way it’s like saying goodbye to a friend you’ve known for so long. Only to know you will never see the person again. Yeah I’m making some childish analogies. That’s how I’m feeling now though. InuYasha the manga was written by Rumiko Takahashi for 10 years and it finally came to an end… I knew that if were to read the end.. like end end end.. of the story, I would start to feel this way. It’s a feeling of satisfaction and yet tragic because I know I will never see these characters I have grown to love so much. The theme of comradeship between all the characters against one pure evil – which in the end you that you can’t help but sympathise with because what he really wanted was to be with someone – in contrast with the group of friends.. he was all alone.

InuYasha is a fantastic manga, with a storyline to keep you very hooked. I will miss you dearly InuYasha, Kagome, Sango, Miroku, Shippou, Myouga, Sesshoumaru, Kouga, Kirara, Kohaku, Tattousai… Sigh yeah every single character…

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Linora Low — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 09:27:06 +0000

For those of you who follow my plurk, I have mentioned a couple of times, that I’m at terrible Anime phase at the moment. The first anime that I went back to watching was Tenchi Muyo. Which then followed on back to me reading the manga InuYasha. Originally I had stopped reading manga and watching anime for the longest time, easily a couple of years. I had stopped reading InuYasha when the TV series had stopped, even though the manga had continued on. That said though, I purposely didn’t want to red it because I was taking it for granted that the story will continue on and on and on and on… you get the point. Rumiko Takahashi drew and wrote InuYasha in 1998… gosh that was when I was still in school.

Image take from Torrentbox.

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The End of InuYasha

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