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Inuyasha series review!

 Hey ForeverBookers, 

How are you all? Hope you’re well! 


I’ve just finished reading the “Inuyasha” manga series. I don’t normally review manga on here but I thought as it was a favourite series that I would just go over the important points about WHY I loved it so much! 


We follow an upper teenage girl called Kagome who lives in Japan. Her house has an old well. This well starts off her adventure as it takes her back to the Feudal Era in Japan. Here, she meets an arrogant dog demon named Inuyasha, (Inuyasha actually translates to dog demon too). From there, these two characters go on several adventures with their friends, Sango, Miroku, and Shippo, a cute fox demon. Inuyasha’s moody half brother, Sesshomaru makes a few appearances too, throughout the story, with his companions, Jaken, a very funny green creature, in the anime (the manga is of course black and white for the most part) and Rin, a young human companion, whom he finds friendship with. Inuyasha and Kagome’s main goal is to defeat Naraku, the evil character and destroy the Shikon jewel before the world as they know it can’t be put back to how it was. They have to go on several adventures and kill many demons before they get to Naraku! Can they? I’ll let you read for yourself, but I loved this manga sooooooooo much!


What I loved about “Inuyasha?”

  • The humour - I must have laughed out loud at least 5 times in each “Inuyasha” Vizbig volume!
  • The romance - you all know how I crave romance in my books. This was no exception! There are 3 romances, I’d say. Kagome and Inuyasha is the main one of course, then Sango and Miroku, and then Rin and Sesshomaru. Rin and Sesshomaru are barely a romantic couple but there’s something between them and if you’ve read/watched “Yashahime,” the sequel series to Inuyasha, you know who it’s about!
  • I loved how it was the same as the anime. I watched “Inuyasha” before I read it, much like I did with “Cardcaptor Sakura” (which I loved) and “Sailor Moon” (which I hated (the manga of)! I’m very pleased to say that I LOVED Inuyasha!

As I just said, I first watched the anime, much like I did for “Cardcaptor Sakura” YEARS ago. I loved it, so I knew I’d love the manga too. I’ve read the manga first in the case of “One Piece” but I tend to do both watching and reading of any anime/manga. For example I’m watching “Bleach” atm, and I’ll get to the manga after I finish that! With “One Piece” I’ll read, then I’ll watch it! 


I’m going to read “Bleach” as my next manga project, I think! 


Have any of you read “Inuyasha?” Or do any of you read manga in general? Any recs? Leave them in the comments!


I’m rereading “GLINT” by Raven Kennedy next so I can get to “GLEAM” later in the year! I’m excited as it’s my second favourite series EVER and it’ll be the first time I read “GLEAM” too!!! I’ve heard it’s the best for romance lovers! 

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