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Titolo: Qualcosa su Inuyasha...


giustappunto(?)...mi sono sempre chiesto una cosa,allora.
Rumiko crea UY,ha successo e fanno una serie tv.(ecc ecc)
Rumiko fa MI,ha successo e fanno una serie tv (ecc ecc)
Rumiko crea ranma,ha successo e fanno una serie tv (ecc ecc ecc ecc)
rumiko fa tante storielle brevi,hanno successo e fanno alcuni oav
Rumiko fa una vacanza in messico
rumiko crea Inuyasha.......MBE'????

rumiko crea Inuyasha.......MBE'????
Eccoti servito
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STORY 
NEW! Rumiko Takahashi - Celebrating 10 years of Takahashi's stories.
Find out more about the world's most popular female comic artist! 
Rumiko Takahashi walks on the wild side in a manga tale of demons,
monsters, and medieval Japan. By Kit Fox 
First serialized in Shogakukan's weekly manga magazine for teens and
young adults, SHÔNEN SUNDAY, in 1996, Inu-Yasha tells the story of a
modern-day Japanese girl named Kagome whose family lives in an old
shrine. On the shrine grounds, there is an old covered well, about which
there is a legend, as well as an ancient Go-Shinboku God-Tree, and her
grandfather's shop selling mystical trinkets...in fact, nearly
everything about the house has a legend of some sort attached to it.
Kagome has grown up thinking that the legends are simple superstitions,
but when a monster reaches out of the ancient "Bone-Eater's Well" one
day and drags her into Japan's distant past, she has to quickly come to
terms with the magic of another era. 
That era is Japan's medieval past, the Sengoku-jidai, typically referred
to as the "Warring States" era of Japan's Muromachi period
(approximately 1467-1568 CE). During this time, rival warlords fought
over territories with their private armies and built fortified castles
to protect their conquests. Inu-Yasha takes place against this backdrop,
and warlords and their armies frequently appear in its pages, often as
the hapless victims of demonic attacks. 
When Kagome arrives in the past, she's hailed by the local people as the
reincarnation of their village's long-deceased priestess, Kikyo, who
"killed" the demon Inu-Yasha by a mystical arrow before she died. This
claim would seem to be the truth, as not only is Kagome the very image
of the dead woman, but when she is wounded by an attacking
centipede-demon, a glittering jewel emerges from the wound. This is the
Shikon Jewel, or the "Jewel of Four Souls," which Kikyo died to protect.
Kagome also proves to have special powers, including the ability to see
magical objects. She may have even more powers, but Takahashi is content
to reveal them gradually as the story unfolds. 
Kagome quickly acquires a partner of sorts in her travels in the
past-Inu-Yasha, the demon Kikyo mystically trapped (not killed) with her
arrow. A half-breed, Inu-Yasha owes his demonic strength to his father,
a legendary wolf-demon, but his mother was a mortal woman. Thus,
Inu-Yasha has the outward appearance of a full demon, including doglike
ears and claws, but his strength does not compare to a full demon's
powers. For this reason, Inu-Yasha wants the Shikon Jewel, which has the
power to transform him into a full-fledged monster. But he's not the
only one who wants it-the jewel can increase anyone's powers with its
magic, and over the course of the series, humans and demons alike are
seduced by the the jewel's power. 
The search for the Shikon Jewel becomes the center of Inu-Yasha's story
when the jewel is shattered into multiple shards during an early battle.
From that point, Inu-Yasha and Kagome have the unenviable task of
tracking down all the shards, and piecing them back together again, and
the story takes the form of a quest, with each episode introducing a new
menace that has acquired a jewel shard. Interestingly, these travels
aren't confined to the past. Kagome can use the well to travel back to
her own time-which she frequently does to fetch supplies, such as her
schoolbooks, snacks, and a bicycle-and the pair even discover jewel
shards that have been passed down over the centuries. 
However, Inu-Yasha isn't just a horror tale-there's even a bit of
romance. As the saga continues, the relationship between Kagome and her
dog-demon companion develops and becomes more complex. When Kagome first
frees Inu-Yasha from Kikyo's spell, his first thought is to destroy the
woman he quickly identifies as his "killer" by her smell, but an
enchantment cast upon him by Kikyo's baby sister, Kaede (now an old
woman and the village leader), enables Kagome to control Inu-Yasha with
a word. That word, thought up by Kagome on the spur of the moment, is a
typical bit of Takahashi humor-"sit," as one would say to a dog. (The
spell is contained in the necklace of prayer beads around Inu-Yasha's
neck which he is powerless to remove.) Inu-Yasha says he hates Kagome,
but from the start, the reader suspects that there was more to his
relationship with the priestess, Kikyo, than he's telling (a suspicion
later confirmed). Over time, Inu-Yasha reveals more about himself and
his half-human nature, and protects Kagome from danger, even when he has
no particular reason to. Likewise, Kagome proves to be much stronger
than he ever suspected she could be, standing up to their monstrous and
supernatural opponents to protect others, even at great risk to herself.
As their travels continue, new companions join in the journey-Myoga,
Inu-Yasha's flea-demon servant; Shippo, a fox-demon; and Miroku, a
Buddhist monk. Each additional character subtly alters the situation,
bringing out new aspects to Inu-Yasha and Kagome's relationship. 
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Complimenti per lo spoiler... K_K  sei prorpio un mitaka!  OVO
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Before you buy.

 rumiko crea Inuyasha.......MBE'????
... e ne fanno un'opera teatrale!
Informazione in inglese qui: 
http://www.tokeizaka.com/00.02E.html
 
(sezione "The program about Rumiko Takahashi")
In giapponese qui:  
http://www.parco-city.co.jp/play/
  (cliccare sul
simbolo di Inuyasha)
Julio

Complimenti per lo spoiler... K_K  sei prorpio un mitaka!  OVO
Ops.... ^^;;;;;;;
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Nii hao a tutti
Come mai su IFJRT non si parla mai di Inuyasha?
Sapete se c'è qualche pubblicazione in Italia?
Finora ho trovato solo qualche immagine su Internet
e null'altro.
Insomma, Rumiko non ha inventato soltanto UY, MI e
R1/2. Parliamo anche di qualcos'altro, ma non
chiedetemi di iniziare per primo, perché non ho molta
cultura su altri suoi capolavori.
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[faaantacut]
Su Inuyasha il prode Hatanaka ha scritto un bell'articolo sulla nostra
fanza ufficiale vallo a leggere a 
http://bt.netaccess.it
Comunque lo pubblichera' la Star a fine MI e se non se ne parla molto e'
perche' non si possono anticipare particolari di un fumetto che MOLTI non
possono leggere (perche' non conoscono il jpn o perche' non possono
procurarsi gli originali!)...
__ 
Windtears... il collirio (??) delle Brigate Takahashi
Fan #2 del Kotatsuneko. (Secondo solo a Saintjust)
Fan #1 di Sara Nishikujo.
Fondatore del club per lo Sterminio dell'orso Ciro.
Sopravvissuto alla Maratona di Maison Ikkoku 

procurarsi gli originali!)...
si,ma la serie tv?
cmq c'è anche a versione inglese(inguarabile x altro)

rumiko crea Inuyasha.......MBE`????
Cioe` sostieni che la vacanza in Messico le ha fatto male?
Succede solo se bevi a una fontanella o magari mangi verdure non
cotte, ma una volta tornato a casa passa tutto...

cotte
Parli proprio tu che in Messico sei caduto nella sorgente maledetta del 
Cabron Annegato (visto che questa parola ti piace tanto). :P
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 Cabron Annegato 
(ROTFL)
Bello!  Bellissimo!! ^___^
Julio

Cabron Annegato (visto che questa parola ti piace tanto). :P
Se provi a dire "ifjrters" invece annega chi ti sta di fronte. :p