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Kagome, a modern girl from Tokyo, accidentally finds a portal which leads her to the medieval Japan where she meets the half-demon Inuyasha. She decides to help him find a magic crystal and fight the evil demon Naraku...

"Inuyasha" is an anime I was 95 % sure it wouldn't work, but it did. With it's virtuous mix of romance, comedy, action, adventure, fantasy and horror (causing some of it's episodes to be censored in some countries) this is simply a great show that sucked me in. Although it's too long (the only major flaw, since the 160 episodes watered down the story) and has some weak episodes, "Inuyasha" is nothing short of brilliant, and it seems it's characters will never become boring: from Miroku, who is always touching woman's butts and asking them if they will have a baby with him up to Kagome who is trying to maintain her good grades in school while fighting in medieval Japan. This is what "Dragonball" should have been, but wasn't. Also, some sequences stand out:

1) Sesshomaru, the bad guy, was exhausted in the woods. Rin, a little orphan girl, saw him and wanted to help him. She went to her village to get him some food but the cruel villager's beat her up. She still managed to get Sesshmoaru some food but he declined. Yet he asked her where she got those bruises and she was happy he noticed her effort. Later on Rin was killed in the forest and Sesshomaru accidentally found her dead body. After a little thinking he took his magic sword and, despite being evil, brought her back to life. From there on, they had a mutual bond.

2) In the episode with those demon bats who terrorized a village a young mother gave birth to a half-demon bat girl, Shiori. Shiori was molested by "normal", human kids, who kicked her. Before she entered her house she wiped away her tears and pretended to be happy so that her mother wouldn't notice she couldn't fit in.

3) When Kagome finds out Inuyasha is alive she runs towards him, passing by Kouga, all the while her tears are falling on his sad face.

These situations stand out because they look as if taken from real life. I know I will never forget at least those three precious moments mentioned above. After these very emotional and powerful scenes one might ask yourself if the "Inuyasha" authors are not making this for commercial sake but for real, for a deeper statement and inter sociological and racial messages.

Grade: 9/10

This Anime Inuyasha,While I was watching in my school days prime time on Animax (now aniplex) Used to think that was gory and has some badass fighting moments with big demon bosses with lots of forest fires and destruction.With inuyasha carrying a heavy sword every one will think like that.Now after 12 years or more i guess watched whole series felt the nostalgia from the start. I know that there are haters on internet saying dragging story line unwanted fillers etc., but what u have to see is the main theme of the anime is to draw out the nostalgia for fans of all ages.It does have regular fashion shonen anime villains for each episodes and battles will end with in that episode or some takes two episodes.The more the episodes pass the greater u involve to enjoy. Coming towards the characters inuyasha may be rough and funny he is not just a fighter for something there is a reason for him to fight unlike naruto or bleach no trash involvement with villain sentiments its all the way romance and protection.. Kagume and inuyasha story drags with same to villain naraku anyway it deepens lately. Coming to my favorite romance in this anime is between miroku and sanji these are the moments that really refresh the characters and fun to watch.Seshomoru is coolest character.Shippo is very fun with gadgets and bravery stuff.Kagou a wolf character reminds me twilight saga. My suggestion is there are plenty of lot of anime and there are people who are reluctant to enjoy this classic Inuyasha has to offer they just partaway in the middle of anime.There are short animes like deathnote,full metal alchemist etc., fast paced and logical which inuyasha haters compare to them.I suggest this is a kind of anime requires hope of enjoyment to rejoice the environment inside the anime that it offers.So there are people who like naruto even though it has a lot more fillers than this,keep the fillers aside.Keep in mind that fillers are there in inuyasha only to imagine the environment.If u feel the fighting with demons are repetitive to watch u can seek them and watch.The true aim of this anime is enticement,romance,action & true feel of each episode with peace.

With Pokemon, Beyblade and Yu-Gi-Oh gracing the small screen, it has become difficult to take Japanese Anime seriously. Thankfully, Cartoon Network has put a block of Japan's finest in their red-eye time slot, spearheaded by Inuyasha.

The general gist of the plot is Kagome, a modern schoolgirl, winds up in feudal times and must help a half-demon(Inyasha) recover the shards of a jewel of ultimate power.

One might say that Inuyasha combines the best of both Shonen and Shojo stylings. The world of feudal Japan is laced with ghosts, demons and other critters who roar, slash, dash, slice, splat and snarl, and at least one of these beasts duke it out with the title character per episode. On the other hand, there is romance, guilt, past betrayals and secrets to be discovered, not to mention sight gags and running jokes.

The visual quality is a step above pocket monsters and moon princesses as well. The show is thankfully devoid of giant sweat-drops, fountain tears and misplaced mouths.

It takes patience to watch the series, with 100+ episodes and long-running character development, it would take a fortune of DVD purchases or steadfast loyalty to the television at 1:00 am (as of this writing)to get the entire story down.

But even so, I highly recommend this show to anybody yearning for more than just flaming mesomorphs and pocket monsters.

I love Inu Yasha, it has to be one of my favorite animes, it's one of the shows that got me into anime in the first place. And I adore Rumiko Takahashi, heh. But Inu Yasha is an anime with just the right mix in it. Both girls and guys can like it, it isn't leaned towards one gender, it's has just the right mix of action, comedy, and romance. It's just great!

Anyway, here's a summary. A girl named Kagome is pulled down her family's well and she ends up in feudal times Japan in the same location that she lives in modern-day Tokyo, except of course it's feudal times. In feudal times she meets a half dog demon, Inu Yasha. She finds this magic jewel, but ends up shattering it into hundreds of tiny jewel shards. So that's one of the main points of the show, the quest for the sacred jewel shards which are extremely powerful. Some of the other characters include: Miroku, a kind but somewhat perverted young monk(my favorite character, that's why I put him first ^_^); Sango, a butt-kicking girl whose village was destroyed by the evil demon Naraku; Shippou, a cute little fox demon with the ability to shape-shift; Kikyo, a whacked out priestess (seriously, she has major problems) of whom they think Kagome is the reincarnation of; Sesshomaru, Inu Yasha's evil demon brother who happens to be quite good looking; Naraku who is an evil demon person who's out to get the sacred jewel shards; and there are tons of other people too, who either aren't as important, or just show up a few times. Now, if you've never seen this anime (who hasn't seen it?) I suggest that you do.

InuYasha is the single most awesome anime TV show and TV show period. I love watching it. i know so many people who love it as well! I cant wait 2 buy the seasons on DVD! The movies were very good as well. I only got 2 watch the third one, but it was still really good!I really want everything i can find that is about InuYasha: movies, season DVD sets, toys, collectibles, and anything else i can find that's about InuYasha.I want 2 see the other movies really bad. i herd that the 2nd 1 was the best, but according, 2 IMDb's reviews, the third one was the best. I also really hope that they keep making InuYasha movies as well..

Considering that this is a weekly anime series that's under strict budget and time schedule, I think this series easily bests the best works of Disney studios.

Even as an anime that came from the land of anime - Japan, this series is exemplary in its story, and quality.

Japan has many quality anime series and movies. Likes of Hayao Miyazaki's anime have even won Academy Awards. Maybe western audiences who are not familiar with anime might be impressed with the quality of Studio Ghibri's movies, but they don't see that this series is superior in every way, except for the money and the man power that went into production compared to Miyazaki's works.

Unlike Miyazaki's anime characters, Inuyasha's characters have fully developed character. Miyazaki's characters all look the part, but that's where it stops. None of them really have anything inside. His story also progresses in an expected manner, but Inuyasha's story has unexpected turn at every step of the way.

Academy Awards committee must be blind for not being able to see the real difference. If you are going to choose the best from Japan, Rumiko Takahashi's work really deserves the prize.

Every character in this series is beautifully designed. And each one has charm of their own. What's funny is that all of them have certain character flaws that adds to the humor of the story.

One person came up with all this ? This is unbelievable. But Rumiko Takahashi seemed to have done it. She's designed the characters, put life into them, and came up with the most interesting story you can lay your eyes on.

This is truly the work of a genius. When she first brought her "Manga" into the publisher, I've heard that the editor proclaimed "This is a talent that appears once only in 20 years.". Well, 20 years have already passed, and we're still waiting for another talent like her to appear.

The word "Greatest" must be reserved for something like this. This is a classy, funny, beautiful entertainment that is at the pinnacle of artistry.

The title basically says what I have to say. The first anime I ever saw, introduced to me in second grade. I loved Kirara, I even still have the stuffed anime I bought in 4th grade. I loved the characters, Sango, Kirara, Miroku, Shippo, Seshoumaru, Rin, Kikyo, etc...basically everyone. Except Kagome, of course(I tend to not like the main characters in things a lot). The animation is OK, but after middle school I realized that I was learning to draw better. The story line was good until they started adding all these extra characters and stuff just to make an impressive amount of episodes. When they finally finished season 1 at over 100 episodes they made another season, and I just lost my taste for it. Inuyasha really needs to get to the point and come to an end. Also, the story's too predictable. Over all, Inuyasha is not the greatest.

InuYasha is an excellent anime series with everything a good TV series needs. Its got action, suspense, comedy and love. Inuyasha is about the adventures of a young half-demon from futile Japan and a human girl from modern times.

They team up with a monk and a demon slayer to find sacred jewel shards and destroy an evil demon. The animation is really good. What you have to remember is this is a TV series and not a movie. TV series never look as good as movies. I've seen some bad animation and this is NOT one of them.

The music is great and the voice actors fit the characters perfectly. All-Around : great show with few (if any) flaws. Any anime fan who loves fantasy will adore this show.

All in all, I really adore Inuyasha. The mangaka Rumiko Takahashi assists with the illustrations, so even while the artwork is excellent, there are instances in the movies where it falters.

Although the plot is straightforward and simple to follow, it does seem to go on forever, so if you can sit through a long anime, this might be for you.

Each of the brilliantly developed characters has a running joke of their own. With the exception of Kagome, every character has a troubled and sometimes tragic past that frequently involves the loss of a loved one. Miroku is by far my favorite. He is a womanizing, perverse monk who makes out with almost any girl. Some characters, like the cute fox demon Shippo, on the other hand, only have a small part and very few or no fight sequences. However, that only makes up a tiny portion of his gags.

There is a lot of blood in some of the good conflicts. But the fights are brief, and it feels like Inuyasha does the majority of the work all the time. (As he has said on a few occasions). The others appear to be recovering and employ the same techniques. Sango, a demon slayer, for instance, utilizes her Hirakotsu, a massive boomerang that she frequently uses to beat Miroku when he makes advances toward other girls or touches her butt, but she also carries a sword that she hardly ever uses. I believe I've only seen it three times, and the only time I can recall it is right before she is going to use it on Kohaku, her younger brother, who is under the main evil guy's influence and doesn't remember slaughtering their entire town.

Throughout the entire series, the romance is my favorite aspect. It's not as romantic as it is sweet. However, it's the kind that fills you with warmth on the inside. Regretfully, the romance doesn't really get much better. (Excluding Sango and Miroku). Additionally, a massive love net exists. However, as I mentioned, there are a lot of sweet spots. (Well, I know that Inuyasha's brother Sesshomaru is a fave for all of you fangirls. Yes, I'm not a snob.)

Overall, I think Inuyasha is a good anime-my personal favorite. If you're patient and enjoy a good laugh, watch it. It features bloody fight scenes and charming romance moments typical of an anime.

Inuyasha is an anime with a non stop emotions, drama and tragic. the anime has some of the best written plot and characters I've seen, every character felt real like I could connect to them. The world building and explorring of yokais is top tier. thank you Rumiko for this

It's a shame that viewers outside of Asia tend to shun anime as "kid's stuff". Though the Inuyasha anime series seems to be directed at a predominantly teen aged audience even in Japan, Rumiko Takahashi is a master storyteller and Inuyasha nonetheless appeals to people of all different ages, genders and backgrounds. Nobody spins a tale like Takahashi and Inuyasha is a brilliant example of her skill. Weaving a complex storyline interspersed with action, fantasy, the innocence of young love, and a cast of endearing though fallible characters, Inuyasha is a rich fantasy tale drawn from Japanese mythology and set in feudal Japan. Names and references to actual Japanese historical and mythological characters interwoven into the story gives this series added texture and richness not readily found in most graphic novels. Takahashi lightens the serious tone at times with uniquely Takahashi humor (often imitated, never duplicated) and creates credible, flawed characters whose shortcomings become endearing over time. If the animation is too childish for you, try reading the original graphic novel series, which is even more outstanding since the anime doesn't do Takahashi's comic timing any justice. Strongly recommended to those who enjoy a rich, entertaining fantasy tale.

Mix fairy-tale with fantasy, legend with reality. This is a dark fairy-tale, beautiful and compelling right from the explosive start.

Inu Yasha, a creature that is half man, half dog-demon, attempts to steal an enchanted jewel from a shrine, to change himself into a full-blooded demon. However, the priestess sworn to protect the jewel fires an arrow into his heart, and nails him to a tree. The priestess dies from her wounds, and Inu Yasha falls into an enchanted sleep. 50 years later, the soul of the priestess returns to the forest, reborn in the body of Kagome, a girl from modern-day Tokyo who has fallen through time into the era of myth and legend. Inside her, the jewel has been reborn along with the soul of the priestess. Her precense awaken the dog-demon from his long imprisonment, and along with him awaken his long-alseep desires for the jewel. However, by the power of Kagome's arrow, the jewel is broken and its shards scattered across the lands. Each shard holds the power to make evil hearts stronger, and bestow misery upon the land. Kagome and Inu Yasha reluctantly set out together, to collect the shards and make the jewel complete again. "Inu Yasha" is the story of that journey.

What captured me about this series was Inu Yasha himself. His character is dark, evil, and mean, plus he behaves an animal. The makers have really managed to capture his animal side, and this (along with great, charismatic voice-acting), gives him a precense seldom seen in animated shows. In the beginning, he is betrayed, hostile and alone, but as the show moves on, he developes greatly, by slowly but surely warming up and gaining kindness in his demonic eyes. The reason for this is Kagome, a brave heroine that far exceeds your standard shrieky-maiden-anime-chick.

There is some humor to this show too. It's nicely done, it doesn't steal time from the story, and it fits where it is placed. But don't expect this to be some light comedy-show like Ranma: Inu Yasha is a deep and dark fairy tale that deals seriously with questions like the want for strenght, the want for life, the want for revenge, and the slim line between love and hatred. All within one huge story-arc with many meaningful subplots.

As for the enemies, they not only display great strenght and cruelty, but some of them are also allowed to develope as characters, which is extremely rare for bad-guys. The action is very cool, skillfully done and overall fantastic. Inu Yasha, the one who does most the fighting, fights to kill and doesn't hold back. A lot of blood and some really nasty scenes in some episodes.

The animation is magnificent, as well as the soundtrack. I have only seen the subbed version, but I can highly recommend it about any dub. There is no way any translation could outdo the original cast.

This is the best anime I have EVER seen. It's original and powerful with a lot of depth, in a world where fairy-tale has merged with fantasy. Plus, Inu Yasha's dog-ears are super-kawaii... ^_^

Don't miss it!

/Auryn

Inuyasha is basically the perfect anime show. It's not intended for children, since Inuyasha likes to curse a lot, and there tends to be some brief nudity occasionally. But other than that, this show has something for everyone! It is a romance, a comedy, a fantasy, action, adventure, a drama, and even an occasional scare from the demons they have to fight.

The story itself is fantastic, and each character has their own wonderful personality. You find yourself loving each one. Especially Kagome and Inuyasha. You're always wondering what their next fight will be about. Every episode is terrific, you're always drawn into the story, and you're always left wondering what happens next. Watch it once, and you're hooked!

I love watching Inuyasha, I've been watching for quite awhile now. My favorite characters are Inuyasha(he is so cute0, Kagome, Shippo, Sesshomaru, Miroku, Sango, Shippo and Kilala. I have three of the Inuyasha movies. Me and my best friend made up a game where we meet the Inuyasha characters and we end up falling in love with our favorite characters (Inuyasha and Sesshomaru), getting married and have kids. My younger sister also likes it. I like it when Kagome tells Inuyasha to sit when she gets mad at him. I hate Kikyo, Koga and Naraku. So if you haven't seen this show yet, watch it, I'm sure you'll like it because I do.

Inuyasha is the best anime series I have seen and the one that Iam obsessed with right now. I love it! It has everything a series should have: well defined characters that make you fall in love with them, humor, suspense, the ability to grab your attention and hold it, excitement, great lines and dialog, characters that have a personality that no doubt everyone can find one to relate themselves and become a fan of, an engaging storyline that doesn't slow down, malicious villains and lovable heroes, great animation and voice actors that have voices that match there characters perfectly. When I was small mostly all my favorite shows were anime and when I grew up and my anime shows all came to an end I started watching shows with people and forgot about anime until Inuyahsa that is. I remember being on the computer and on yahoo's box of entertainment of what the world is searching for I saw that people were looking up anime and a list of the most popular and searched for anime of all time and Inuyahsa was number one. I read a summary for it and become interested so I asked my friend who loves anime about it and he told me it was his favorite anime series right now. I started watching it and immediately I got hooked. Now I watch it all the time. I got caught up on the first 50 or so episodes by the season box sets which are great. I bought them during my march break and watched all 54 episodes in a week, it was awesome. And now I never miss the new ones. I'm always there on Fridays at 9:00 watching it with my eyes glued on the screen and by behind glued on the couch. I recommend it to all anime lovers and to everyone who loves a great adventure with action, romance, lots of humor and unforgettable characters. But a warning it will make you fall in love with demons!

Well I think it's actually a pretty good show. Original concept, and I like the characters.

One thing I do think though is that it dragged on too long, a lot of things did. InuYasha should have forgotten Kikyo early on into the series, Kikyo should have died early on and stayed dead, and there were too many filler episodes with the same battle sequences. Some of the characters just get tiresome as well.

The whole Kikyo thing.. Blablabla, give me a break. I actually prefer Kikyo over Kagome but for one, she's way too old for InuYasha. He acts like he's 16ish whereas she's about 23. Another thing, well, would they just let her be? It's been fifty years, he has Kagome now. To what purpose she was brought back I have no clue. It might have been to cause some type of confusion in Kagome and InuYasha's romance, but it didn't work. Episode 48, where InuYasha chooses Kikyo, sort of changed my idea of the whole series. I was madly in love with it until then.. when I started to just find it all a bit tiresome.

The search for the sacred jewel shards definitely goes on far longer than it should. But I guess they just had no ideas of what to do after? They should have just ended the series, instead of just cutting it off randomly and leaving so many people wondering what eventually happens. There are a lot of filler episodes that make you feel as though you've wasted half an hour.

Some of the antics by the characters (eg, Kagome's "sit", Miroku's obsession with women, Naraku in general) also dragged on far too long.

I agree with the people who say to only watch about half of them, they just get a bit annoying after a while.

There are a lot of good things (that I won't name.. I don't feel like typing much more), those are just the bad ones. I appreciate this series very much and it will always hold a place in my heart (it was the first anime I really loved, that's why).

I still love the show, and watch it a lot. Those are just what I've noticed in this while...

Kagome Higurashi, a 15-year-old schoolgirl from modern-day Tokyo, is transported to the Sengoku period universe of Japan after falling into a well in her family shrine, where she meets the half-demon, Inuyasha. While, they get close to each other, an evil Naraku plots to acquire Shikon Jewel to increase his powers and removes weakness. He is confronted as that would put Kagome's life in danger.

Even though the characterization is like any other typical Shounen, for example - there is Sesshoumaru with a Sasuke-syndrome and that always puts him at odds with Inuyasha and those terrifying and savage villains, who meet strange downfall because of some plot twists from another more powerful spirit, the concept is very beautiful and unique. There are many sub-plots, which only add excitement to this series. The animation, action scenes and the soundtracks are also likeable. Despite that, I felt that the justice has not been with Moryomaru's character. We deserved to know more about him.

As someone who has observed every single Japanese urban legend and ancient myths from ancient Japan, I absolutely love this anime and I can guarantee you that you will love this anime as much as I did.

If you liked Ranma 1/2, it is safe to say that you'd most likely enjoy InuYasha. Based off of the manga of the same title by Takahashi Rumiko, this is the tale of the half-demon Inuyasha and his companions Kagome, Miroku (aka: Houshi-sama), Sango, Shippou, and sometimes Myouga the youkai flea (more in the earlier season than later ones) as they search for the shards of the Shikon no Tama (Jewel of Four Souls), then hunt for the demon Naraku.

The series is a juvenile one, but not offensively so. I really enjoy the epic nature of the series. There are the standard "filler" episodes, but there are long stretches where the story just presses on. The writers often don't feel pressed to end the story withing the 30-minute format and so a certain tale can go on for a few episodes. Filler episodes are used to allow the viewers (and the writers) to catch their breath before plunging in again. But in recent episodes (starting at the late 90's into the 110's), the stories have dragged much longer than they should, just to extend things (IMO). However, things have improved with the current season in Japan. The fun filler episodes are back, but then the action episodes are more like the early season's in nature rather than last season. So my enjoyment has gone back up this year (2004).

Characters are another nice touch to this series. Characters are allowed to grow to a certain degree though relationships don't grow beyond a certain point. I would have liked to have seen Sango and Miroku do more at being a couple rather than just eyeing each other. That may have been fixed in episode 132. Also, I would like the writers to advance the Kagome/Inuyasha romance and we may see that this season. The other problem is that after a while, Inuyasha becomes the only character to do anything. Everyone else just stands around looking stupid rather than jump in and try to help. I hear that it will get better (based on the manga apparently) so I keep my fingers crossed.

The English dub is pretty well done, though the show felt a tad more juvenile in English than it did in Japanese. The DVD subtitles aren't to great, so if you are used to the excellent job done by the fansubbers (Anime-Kraze), you'll be in for some disappointments.

Bottom line: Nicely drawn and interesting characters & good (and sometimes humorous) writing make this otherwise juvenile series very enjoyable to watch.