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KikKoc

KikKoc is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kikyo and Kochō.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The Single Arrow of Chaos**

**The Mysterious Light that Guides the Saint**

**Kagome's Instinctive Choice**

**The Cruel Reunion of Fate**

**The Demon Linked with the Netherworld**

**Stampede of the Countless Demon Rats**

**Kohaku's Decision and Sango's Heart**

**The Ultimate Key to Defeating Naraku**

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Naraku's Heart**

**Mausoleum of Mount Azusa**

## Evidence

* Kocho is extremely loyal to Kikyō and will obediently follow her orders even putting herself in danger.
KohNan

KohNan is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kohaku and Nanasuke.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Three Princesses**

**The Dream Butterfly**

**Meeting through an Apple**

**Night of the New Moon and the Black-Haired Towa**

**The Delicious Feudal Monks**

**Princess Aiya's Beniyasha Hunting**

**Demon Spirit of the Sea**

**Nanahoshi's Mini Galaxy**

**Mayonaka the Visitor**

**Battle on the New Moon, Part 1**

**Battle on the New Moon, Part 2**

**A Place (Not) for Towa**
KohSak

KohSak is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kohaku and Saki.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Mausoleum of Mount Azusa**

Naraku was laying spider webs throughout the area in an attempt to capture Kikyō. She was the only one that could see the webs and did not approach them. Saki and her mother were working out at fields. She was picking plants when her mother told her that it was time for them to go home. As she was about to leave, a huge spider web suddenly fell on her and caused her to collapse. Her mother panicked and rushed over to help her. Kikyō suddenly approached them and warned Saki's mother to stay back. Kikyō knew that Naraku was using the girl as bait so she would touch his webs and get caught. She used her spiritual powers and blew through a sheet of paper. A swarm of yellow butterflies appeared from the paper. They were able cleanse Saki by dissolving the web she was trapped in. It turned out to be a trapped, however, as one of Naraku's webs suddenly ensnared Kikyõ. Inuyasha and his friends, including Kōga, followed the giant spider webs that only Kagome could see. Saki's mother told them that Kikyō passed by and left after she felt ill.
KonSet

KonSet is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Konton and Setsuna.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**Meifuku the Meiōjū**

**Night of the New Moon and the Black-Haired Towa**

**Double-Edged Moroha**

**Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru**

**Secret of the Rainbow Pearls**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**
KiraAsu

KiraAsu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kirara and Asuka.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The Single Arrow of Chaos**

**The Mysterious Light that Guides the Saint**

**Kagome's Instinctive Choice**

**The Cruel Reunion of Fate**

**The Demon Linked with the Netherworld**

**Stampede of the Countless Demon Rats**

**Kohaku's Decision and Sango's Heart**

**The Ultimate Key to Defeating Naraku**

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Naraku's Heart**

**Mausoleum of Mount Azusa**
KinGyo

KinGyo is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kin'u and Gyokuto.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Inuyasha: Since Then**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**The Stolen Seal**

**Hisui the Demon Slayer**

## Evidence

* They are identical twin sisters.
* The twins are collectively called "KinGyo" (きんぎょ) by their parents and close friends.
KiriKir

KiriKir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kirinmaru and Kirara.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Gateway to the Past**

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**Meeting through an Apple**

**Trap of the Two Perils**

**Secret of the Rainbow Pearls**

**The Stolen Seal**

**The Three Princesses Strike Back**

**Sesshōmaru's Daughter**

**Takechiyo's Request**

**Kirinmaru of the Dawn**
KikSak

KikSak is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kikyō and Saki.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Mausoleum of Mount Azusa**

Naraku was laying spider webs throughout the area in an attempt to capture Kikyō. She was the only one that could see the webs and did not approach them. Saki and her mother were working out at fields. She was picking plants when her mother told her that it was time for them to go home. As she was about to leave, a huge spider web suddenly fell on her and caused her to collapse. Her mother panicked and rushed over to help her. Kikyō suddenly approached them and warned Saki's mother to stay back. Kikyō knew that Naraku was using the girl as bait so she would touch his webs and get caught. She used her spiritual powers and blew through a sheet of paper. A swarm of yellow butterflies appeared from the paper. They were able cleanse Saki by dissolving the web she was trapped in. It turned out to be a trapped, however, as one of Naraku's webs suddenly ensnared Kikyõ. Inuyasha and his friends, including Kōga, followed the giant spider webs that only Kagome could see. Saki's mother told them that Kikyō passed by and left after she felt ill.
KiriJak

KiriJak is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kirinmaru and Jaken.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru**

**The Silver-Scale Curse**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**

**The Girl Named Rion**

**Kirinmaru of the Dawn**

## Quotes

* **Jaken**: "*Lord Kirinmaru, the truth is there will come a time when Inuyasha's* Meidō Zangetsuha *will be needed in the future. Until then, I think we should simply have them pay respects to the Great Dog Demon's grave.*" **Kirinmaru**: "*(scoffs) I will allow it.*"―Jaken's lie from being sucked in the Black Pearl for 14 years.[src]
* "*Lord Kirinmaru! Do not misunderstand. Lord Sesshōmaru is not one to take action for personal matters!*"―Jaken.[src]
KontMeio

KontMeio is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Konton and Meiōjū.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**Meifuku the Meiōjū**

**Night of the New Moon and the Black-Haired Towa**

**Double-Edged Moroha**

**Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru**

**Secret of the Rainbow Pearls**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**
KontWin

KontWin is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Konton and Wind Lion.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**Meifuku the Meiōjū**

**Night of the New Moon and the Black-Haired Towa**

**Double-Edged Moroha**

**Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru**

**Secret of the Rainbow Pearls**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**
KyoKoh

KyoKoh is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kyōkotsu and Kohaku.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Assault on the Wolf-Demon Tribe!**

Back where the "specter" is feasting, Kohaku addresses him as Kyōkotsu, and alerts him that the ones with Shikon shards are very near. Kyōkotsu says he's lucky to have come before "his brothers". Kyōkotsu tells Kohaku that he can go now, but changes his mind when he realizes that the boy has a Shikon shard embedded in his back. He then attempts to take Kohaku's shard for himself, but Kohaku deftly severs the giant's hand with his kusarigama. He then warns Kyōkotsu to behave himself, and the appearance of Saimyōshō in the area indicate that he is being watched. Reattaching his severed limb, Kyōkotsu says he will do so because he values his life, especially since he just got it *back*. As he cackles, a Shikon shard glows brightly in his forehead.

The scene abruptly changes to a flock of crows picking at things on the ground. A voice can be heard repeating that Kyōkotsu has been killed. Startled, the crows all fly off at once, revealing the things they were picking at to be dead humans and horses. The view pulls out and Kohaku, kneeling toward a man sitting on a rock, confirms this. The man on the rock curses Kyōkotsu, calling him a fool. Saying oh well, the man dismisses Kyōkotsu as being the weakest among "them".

**The Band of Seven, Resurrected!**

Jakotsu learns that Kyōkotsu was killed by Kōga. After Kohaku revealed this to him, Jakotsu then asked him if Inuyasha was handsome, Kohaku replied that he would need to figure that out for himself.

**Enter Bankotsu, The Leader of the Band of Seven**

**The Exposed Face of Truth**

## Manga

**The Ghost**

**Kyōkotsu**

**The Living Mummy**

## Evidence

* Kyōkotsu does not wish to be killed after a failed attempt to steal Kohaku's Shikon Jewel shard.
KonTow

KonTow is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Konton and Towa Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**Meifuku the Meiōjū**

**Night of the New Moon and the Black-Haired Towa**

**Double-Edged Moroha**

**Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru**

**Secret of the Rainbow Pearls**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**
KuraSan

KuraSan is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kuranosuke Takeda and Sango.

## Evidence

* For Sango, Kuranosuke is known as "The Runny Nose".

## Quotes

* "*It was a magnificent sight. You shined like a single white lily in the bloody battlefield. You were so awe inspiring!*"―Kuranosuke Takeda.[src]
* "*The one who will become my wife...is you, Sango, and only you!*"―Kuranosuke Takeda.[src]
* "*Don't call me "Lord," just call me Kuranosuke. You can even call me Runny Nose if you liked.*"―Kuranosuke Takeda.[src]
* "*Sango...You know the kind of world we live in, there are few I can trust. Evil demons abound in mountains and rives, and mortals resort to trickery and betrayal. We call this world above hell, but I am not satisfied with how things are. That's why... I swore that at least the woman I spend my life with will be someone I love.*"―Kuranosuke Takeda.[src]
* "*Never mind. Say no more. I understand well how you feel. Go on, your friends are waiting you.*"―Kuranosuke Takeda.[src]
* "*Sango, I haven't given up yet.*"―Kuranosuke Takeda.[src]
KikSakM

KikSakM is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kikyō and Saki's Mother.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Mausoleum of Mount Azusa**

Naraku was laying spider webs throughout the area in an attempt to capture Kikyō. She was the only one that could see the webs and did not approach them. Saki and her mother were working out at fields. She was picking plants when her mother told her that it was time for them to go home. As she was about to leave, a huge spider web suddenly fell on her and caused her to collapse. Her mother panicked and rushed over to help her. Kikyō suddenly approached them and warned Saki's mother to stay back. Kikyō knew that Naraku was using the girl as bait so she would touch his webs and get caught. She used her spiritual powers and blew through a sheet of paper. A swarm of yellow butterflies appeared from the paper. They were able cleanse Saki by dissolving the web she was trapped in. It turned out to be a trapped, however, as one of Naraku's webs suddenly ensnared Kikyõ. Inuyasha and his friends, including Kōga, followed the giant spider webs that only Kagome could see. Saki's mother told them that Kikyō passed by and left after she felt ill.
KiriTote

KiriTote is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kirinmaru and Tōtetsu.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

Later, Myōga, Towa, Setsuna, and Moroha go through the Red Bone Palace. Myōga says that starting from his master Tōga himself as he's been serving the family for 3 generations and introduces himself and he must say Moroha's blood is closest to Tōga's and even more delicious than Inuyasha's. Moroha tells Myōga that she doesn't care about all of that and to just tell her about the Four Perils. Myōga says the Four Perils were demons that crossed over from the mainland during the Spring and Autumn Period as they are demon beasts named Konton, Tōtetsu, Kyūki, and Tōkotsu and they were controlled by Kirinmaru, a Beast King like Tōga. Towa and Setsuna become interested. Towa questions Myōga that did he just say Kirinmaru. Myōga confirms it and asks Towa what about Kirinmaru. Setsuna tells Myōga that she, Towa, and Moroha have heard that Kirinmaru is attempting to distort time and swallow this world into a Degenerate Age. Myōga says he finds it hard to believe that such a resplendent Beast King would hold such dark ambitions. Towa and Setsuna look at each other.

**The Delicious Feudal Monks**

Tōtetsu jumps from his black smoke cloud and lands near Miroku, Hisui, Towa, and Setsuna. Hisui tells Tōtetsu that he's come as he pulls out his sword. Tōtetsu tells Miroku that he sees as he's not as powerful as Sanzo but still looks plenty delicious. Towa questions Tōtetsu about Sanzo from Journey to the West and wonders where was he from. Tōtetsu questions Towa where he was from and wonders what about her. Setsuna tells Tōtetsu that they no names to give some man-eating demon. Tōtetsu says then he won't say his name either. Hisui, Towa, and Setsuna become annoyed. Miroku questions Tōtetsu that he's one of the Four Perils from the Mainland. Towa questions about the Four Perils. Tōtetsu tells Miroku that's correct as he would expect from a delicious looking monk. Towa realizes that Tōtetsu's one of Kirinmaru's underlings. Setsuna says that the fourth and last one is named Tōtetsu. Tōtetsu says correct again but wonders who are Towa and Setsuna's names. Towa tells Tōtetsu that they're the ones who're going to slay him as she takes out her Kikujūmonji and activates her Energy Blade.

**Trap of the Two Perils**

**Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru**

Tōtetsu curses Towa, Setsuna, and Moroha and for them to just wait. Tōtetsu notices Kirinmaru up ahead. Kirinmaru comes to the mainland and uses his powerful wave of energy to blast Tōtetsu from his black smoke cloud and and knock him down. Towa, Setsuna, and Moroha become surprised. Moroha wonders what. Towa wonders what's going on. Tōtetsu starts to stand up as Kirinmaru stands on a rock. Kirinmaru calls Tōtetsu a fool and asks him does he intend to invite unnecessary guests to his ship. Tōtetsu apologizes to Kirinmaru. Kirinmaru tells Tōtetsu to be gone. Tōtetsu leaves.

**Secret of the Rainbow Pearls**

**Wielding the Tenseiga**

**The Silver-Scale Curse**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**
KiriInu

KiriInu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kirinmaru and Inuyasha.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Gateway to the Past**

**Meeting through an Apple**

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**Wielding the Tenseiga**

**The Silver-Scale Curse**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**

**Takechiyo's Request**

**Zero's Wish**

**Kirinmaru of the Dawn**

**Moroha and Family, Together Again**

**The Three Princesses Escape**

**Akuru’s Pinwheel**

**When the Grim Comet Falls**

**Osamu Kirin's Apparition Conquest**

**The Grim Butterfly of Despair**

**Father and Daughter**

**A Never-Ending Future**
KohTow

KohTow is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kohaku and Towa Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Inuyasha: Since Then**

**The Three Princesses**

**The Dream Butterfly**

**The Gateway to the Past**

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**Meeting through an Apple**

**Curse of the Man-Eating Pond**

**Night of the New Moon and the Black-haired Towa**

**The Delicious Feudal Monks**

**Princess Aiya's Beniyasha Hunting**

**Demon Spirit of the Sea**

**Hisui the Demon Slayer**

**Takechiyo's Request**

**Nanahoshi's Mini Galaxy**

**Mayonaka the Visitor**

**Battle on the New Moon, Part 1**

**Battle on the New Moon, Part 2**

**A Place (Not) for Towa**

**Akuru’s Pinwheel**

**When the Grim Comet Falls**

**Osamu Kirin's Apparition Conquest**

**The Grim Butterfly of Despair**

**Father and Daughter**

**A Never-Ending Future**
KohRok

KohRok is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kohaku and Rokuta.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Three Princesses**

**The Dream Butterfly**

**Meeting through an Apple**

**Night of the New Moon and the Black-Haired Towa**

**The Delicious Feudal Monks**

**Princess Aiya's Beniyasha Hunting**

**Demon Spirit of the Sea**

**Nanahoshi's Mini Galaxy**

**Mayonaka the Visitor**

**Battle on the New Moon, Part 1**

**Battle on the New Moon, Part 2**

**A Place (Not) for Towa**
KiriOsa

KiriOsa is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kirinmaru and Osamu Kirin.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Gateway to the Past**

**The Stolen Seal**

**The Three Princesses Strike Back**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**

**Moroha and Family, Together Again**

**The Three Princesses Escape**

**Akuru’s Pinwheel**

**The Collapse of the Windmill of Time**

**The Blackout**

**When the Grim Comet Falls**

**Osamu Kirin's Apparition Conquest**

**The Grim Butterfly of Despair**

**Father and Daughter**

## Evidence

* Osamu is Kirinmaru's right arm.
* Osamu is Kirinmaru's second incarnation.

## Trivia

* Osamu is likely to have a connection with Kirinmaru, given his name, and his foreboding notice of the Grim Comet appearing in the Reiwa Era. This was proven in The Three Princesses Strike Back where Kirinmaru states that the comet even appears in the modern era.
* Kirinmaru's Japanese voice actor (Yoshimasa Hosoya) and English voice actor (Crispin Freeman) both voiced Osamu Kirin.
KontThu

KontThu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Konton and Thunder Lion.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**Meifuku the Meiōjū**

**Night of the New Moon and the Black-Haired Towa**

**Double-Edged Moroha**

**Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru**

**Secret of the Rainbow Pearls**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**
MagaKoh

MagaKoh is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Magatsuhi and Kohaku.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Magatsuhi's Evil Will**

**The Day of Days**

**Kohaku's Shard**

**When the Jewel is Whole**

**Inside Naraku**

**Naraku: Trap of Darkness**

**Naraku: Trap of Light**

## Manga

**The Jewel's Dark Will**

**Crisis**

**Borrowed Body**

**Magatsuhi**

**Magatsuhi's Main Body**

**Bakusaiga**

**Magatushi's Shadow**

**Shadow**

**Possession**

**Sango's Wish**

**Awakening**

**Release**

**Unreturned Spiritual Powers**

**Cloud of Evil**

**The Wind Tunnel's Limit**

**The Last Bit of Reason**

**The Scent of Kagome's Blood**

**Entrapped**

**The Light Reborn**
MenoInu

MenoInu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Menōmaru and Inuyasha.

## Quotes

* "*My father, Hyōga, lost to your father in battle and was sealed away at this very spot. The fang your brother, Sesshōmaru, wields did not have the power to break the spell. The fang that* does *possess the power is the one passed on to you: the Tessaiga. Now that my family's spell has been broken, I can inherit generations of my family's power!*"―Menōmaru[src]
MirrDKir

MirrDKir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mirror Demon and Kirara.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Flowers Drenched in Sadness**

**Kanna's Gravestone**

**True Heir**

## Manga

**The Mirror**

**The Adversary, Tessaiga**

**Inuyasha's Yōkai Powers**

**The Mirrors Shadow**

**Void**

**Last Words**

**Bones**

**Fragment of the Monster**

**Successor**

**Backflow**

**Black Blade**
MezKir

MezKir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mezu and Kirara.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Bizarre Guards at the Border of the Afterlife**

**The Fiery Bird Master, Princess Abi**

**Final Battle at the Graveside: Sesshōmaru vs. Inuyasha!**

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Moroha and Family, Together Again**

**The Three Princesses’ Escape**

## Manga

**The Gatekeepers**

**The Opened Gate**

**Beyond the Gate**

**The Spreading Taint**

**The Unbreakable Shield**
MiroTek

MiroTek is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Miroku and Tekkei.

## Their Relationship

### InuYasha

**The Fiery Bird Master, Princess Abi**

**The Single Arrow of Chaos**

**The Mysterious Light that Guides the Saint**

**Protect and Plunder!**

**The Cruel Reunion of Fate**

**The Demon Linked with the Netherworld**

**The Demon Protector of the Sacred Jewel Shard**
MirrDKann

MirrDKann is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mirror Demon and Kanna.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Flowers Drenched in Sadness**

**Kanna's Gravestone**

**True Heir**

## Manga

**The Mirror**

**The Adversary, Tessaiga**

**Inuyasha's Yōkai Powers**

**The Mirrors Shadow**

**Void**

**Last Words**

**Bones**

**Fragment of the Monster**

**Successor**

**Backflow**

**Black Blade**
MirrDSan

MirrDSan is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mirror Demon and Sango.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Flowers Drenched in Sadness**

**Kanna's Gravestone**

**True Heir**

## Manga

**The Mirror**

**The Adversary, Tessaiga**

**Inuyasha's Yōkai Powers**

**The Mirrors Shadow**

**Void**

**Last Words**

**Bones**

**Fragment of the Monster**

**Successor**

**Backflow**

**Black Blade**
MagaRin

MagaRin is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Magatsuhi and Rin.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Magatsuhi's Evil Will**

**The Day of Days**

**Kohaku's Shard**

**When the Jewel is Whole**

**Inside Naraku**

**Naraku: Trap of Darkness**

**Naraku: Trap of Light**

## Manga

**The Jewel's Dark Will**

**Crisis**

**Borrowed Body**

**Magatsuhi**

**Magatsuhi's Main Body**

**Bakusaiga**

**Magatushi's Shadow**

**Shadow**

**Possession**

**Sango's Wish**

**Awakening**

**Release**

**Unreturned Spiritual Powers**

**Cloud of Evil**

**The Wind Tunnel's Limit**

**The Last Bit of Reason**

**The Scent of Kagome's Blood**

**Entrapped**

**The Light Reborn**
MiroKin

MiroKin is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Miroku and Kin'u.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Inuyasha: Since Then**

**The Stolen Seal**

**Hisui the Demon Slayer**

**Akuru’s Pinwheel**

**When the Grim Comet Falls**

**The Grim Butterfly of Despair**

**Father and Daughter**

**A Never-Ending Future**

## Manga

**Tomorrow**

**Since Then**
MoeKag

MoeKag is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Moe Higurashi and Kagome Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Dream Butterfly**

**The Gateway to the Past**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**

**Zero's Wish**

**Moroha and Family, Together Again**

**Akuru’s Pinwheel**

**When the Grim Comet Falls**

**Osamu Kirin's Apparition Conquest**

**A Never-Ending Future**
MirrDInu

MirrDInu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mirror Demon and Inuyasha.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Flowers Drenched in Sadness**

**Kanna's Gravestone**

**True Heir**

## Manga

**The Mirror**

**The Adversary, Tessaiga**

**Inuyasha's Yōkai Powers**

**The Mirrors Shadow**

**Void**

**Last Words**

**Bones**

**Fragment of the Monster**

**Successor**

**Backflow**

**Black Blade**
MeioWind

MeioWind is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Meiōjū and Wind Lion.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**Meifuku the Meiōjū**

**Night of the New Moon and the Black-Haired Towa**

**Double-Edged Moroha**

**Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru**

**Secret of the Rainbow Pearls**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**
MezInu

MezInu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mezu and Inuyasha.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Bizarre Guards at the Border of the Afterlife**

**The Fiery Bird Master, Princess Abi**

**Final Battle at the Graveside: Sesshōmaru vs. Inuyasha!**

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Moroha and Family, Together Again**

**The Three Princesses’ Escape**

## Manga

**The Gatekeepers**

**The Opened Gate**

**Beyond the Gate**

**The Spreading Taint**

**The Unbreakable Shield**
MezShip

MezShip is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mezu and Shippō.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Bizarre Guards at the Border of the Afterlife**

**The Fiery Bird Master, Princess Abi**

**Final Battle at the Graveside: Sesshōmaru vs. Inuyasha!**

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Moroha and Family, Together Again**

**The Three Princesses’ Escape**

## Manga

**The Gatekeepers**

**The Opened Gate**

**Beyond the Gate**

**The Spreading Taint**

**The Unbreakable Shield**
MiroAbi

MiroAbi is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Miroku and Abi.

## Their Relationship

### InuYasha

**The Fiery Bird Master, Princess Abi**

**The Single Arrow of Chaos**

**The Mysterious Light that Guides the Saint**

**Protect and Plunder!**

**The Cruel Reunion of Fate**

**The Demon Linked with the Netherworld**

**The Demon Protector of the Sacred Jewel Shard**
MezJak

MezJak is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mezu and Jaken.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Bizarre Guards at the Border of the Afterlife**

**The Fiery Bird Master, Princess Abi**

**Final Battle at the Graveside: Sesshōmaru vs. Inuyasha!**

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Moroha and Family, Together Again**

**The Three Princesses’ Escape**

## Manga

**The Gatekeepers**

**The Opened Gate**

**Beyond the Gate**

**The Spreading Taint**

**The Unbreakable Shield**
MiroSet

MiroSet is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Miroku and Setsuna.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Inuyasha: Since Then**

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

**The Delicious Feudal Monks**

**The Hidden Village for Half-Demons**

**The Stolen Seal**

**Hisui the Demon Slayer**

**Takechiyo's Request**

**Battle on the New Moon, Part 1**

**Battle on the New Moon, Part 2**

**Akuru’s Pinwheel**

**When the Grim Comet Falls**

**The Grim Butterfly of Despair**

**Father and Daughter**

**A Never-Ending Future**

## Evidence

* Miroku was the one who placed a seal on Setsuna's demonic blood to prevent her from losing control.
MeioThun

MeioThun is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Meiōjū and Thunder Lion.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**Meifuku the Meiōjū**

**Night of the New Moon and the Black-Haired Towa**

**Double-Edged Moroha**

**Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru**

**Secret of the Rainbow Pearls**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**
MirrDKag

MirrDKag is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mirror Demon and Kagome Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Flowers Drenched in Sadness**

**Kanna's Gravestone**

**True Heir**

## Manga

**The Mirror**

**The Adversary, Tessaiga**

**Inuyasha's Yōkai Powers**

**The Mirrors Shadow**

**Void**

**Last Words**

**Bones**

**Fragment of the Monster**

**Successor**

**Backflow**

**Black Blade**
MezSess

MezSess is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mezu and Sesshōmaru.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Bizarre Guards at the Border of the Afterlife**

**The Fiery Bird Master, Princess Abi**

**Final Battle at the Graveside: Sesshōmaru vs. Inuyasha!**

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Moroha and Family, Together Again**

**The Three Princesses’ Escape**

## Manga

**The Gatekeepers**

**The Opened Gate**

**Beyond the Gate**

**The Spreading Taint**

**The Unbreakable Shield**
MiroAsu

MiroAsu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Miroku and Asuka.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The Single Arrow of Chaos**

**The Mysterious Light that Guides the Saint**

**Kagome's Instinctive Choice**

**The Cruel Reunion of Fate**

**The Demon Linked with the Netherworld**

**Stampede of the Countless Demon Rats**

**Kohaku's Decision and Sango's Heart**

**The Ultimate Key to Defeating Naraku**

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Naraku's Heart**

**Mausoleum of Mount Azusa**
MirrDMiro

MirrDMiro is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mirror Demon and Miroku.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Flowers Drenched in Sadness**

**Kanna's Gravestone**

**True Heir**

## Manga

**The Mirror**

**The Adversary, Tessaiga**

**Inuyasha's Yōkai Powers**

**The Mirrors Shadow**

**Void**

**Last Words**

**Bones**

**Fragment of the Monster**

**Successor**

**Backflow**

**Black Blade**
MirrDSai

MirrDSai is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mirror Demon and Saimyōshō.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Flowers Drenched in Sadness**

**Kanna's Gravestone**

**True Heir**

## Manga

**The Mirror**

**The Adversary, Tessaiga**

**Inuyasha's Yōkai Powers**

**The Mirrors Shadow**

**Void**

**Last Words**

**Bones**

**Fragment of the Monster**

**Successor**

**Backflow**

**Black Blade**
MirrDShip

MirrDShip is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mirror Demon and Shippō.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Flowers Drenched in Sadness**

**Kanna's Gravestone**

**True Heir**

## Manga

**The Mirror**

**The Adversary, Tessaiga**

**Inuyasha's Yōkai Powers**

**The Mirrors Shadow**

**Void**

**Last Words**

**Bones**

**Fragment of the Monster**

**Successor**

**Backflow**

**Black Blade**
MidKir

MidKir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Midoriko and Kirara.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Secret of the Jewel of Four Souls Revealed**

**The Sacred Jewel Maker Part I**

**The Tragic Love Song of Destiny (Part 1)**

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Kagura's Wind**

**Toward Tomorrow**

## Manga

**The Mummy**

**The Birth of the Jewel**

**The Hole In Her Chest**

**The Same Soul**

**The Burial Ground of the Wolves**
MezHak

MezHak is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mezu and Hakudōshi.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Bizarre Guards at the Border of the Afterlife**

**The Fiery Bird Master, Princess Abi**

**Final Battle at the Graveside: Sesshōmaru vs. Inuyasha!**

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Moroha and Family, Together Again**

**The Three Princesses’ Escape**

## Manga

**The Gatekeepers**

**The Opened Gate**

**Beyond the Gate**

**The Spreading Taint**

**The Unbreakable Shield**
MiroKoc

MiroKoc is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Miroku and Kochō.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The Single Arrow of Chaos**

**The Mysterious Light that Guides the Saint**

**Kagome's Instinctive Choice**

**The Cruel Reunion of Fate**

**The Demon Linked with the Netherworld**

**Stampede of the Countless Demon Rats**

**Kohaku's Decision and Sango's Heart**

**The Ultimate Key to Defeating Naraku**

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Naraku's Heart**

**Mausoleum of Mount Azusa**
MirTsu

MirTsu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Miroku and Tsubaki.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The 50 Year-Old Curse of the Dark Priestess**

**Kikyo and the Dark Priestess**

**Tsubaki's Unrelenting Evil Spell**

**The Red and White Priestesses**

**Giant Ogre of the Forbidden Tower**

## Manga

**The Crushing Stream**

**Tsubaki, the Black Priestess**

**The Curse**

**The Arrow's Mark**

**Tsubaki's Shrine**

**The Shikigami**

**The Curse Reflected**
MezKagu

MezKagu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mezu and Kagura.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Bizarre Guards at the Border of the Afterlife**

**The Fiery Bird Master, Princess Abi**

**Final Battle at the Graveside: Sesshōmaru vs. Inuyasha!**

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Moroha and Family, Together Again**

**The Three Princesses’ Escape**

## Manga

**The Gatekeepers**

**The Opened Gate**

**Beyond the Gate**

**The Spreading Taint**

**The Unbreakable Shield**
MezSan

MezSan is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mezu and Sango.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Bizarre Guards at the Border of the Afterlife**

**The Fiery Bird Master, Princess Abi**

**Final Battle at the Graveside: Sesshōmaru vs. Inuyasha!**

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Moroha and Family, Together Again**

**The Three Princesses’ Escape**

## Manga

**The Gatekeepers**

**The Opened Gate**

**Beyond the Gate**

**The Spreading Taint**

**The Unbreakable Shield**
MagaMid

MagaMid is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Magatsuhi and Midoriko.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Secret of the Jewel of Four Souls Revealed**

**The Sacred Jewel Maker Part I**

**The Tragic Love Song of Destiny (Part 1)**

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Kagura's Wind**

**Toward Tomorrow**

## Manga

**The Mummy**

**The Birth of the Jewel**

**The Hole In Her Chest**

**The Same Soul**

**Destinies**

**Orochi Nest**

**The Burial Ground of the Wolves**

**Destiny**
MiroKag

MiroKag is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Miroku and Kagome Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Mystical Hand of the Amorous Monk, Miroku**

**Cursed Ink of the Hell-Painter**

**Naraku and Sesshomaru Join Forces**

**Go Home To Your Own Time, Kagome!**

**Despicable Villain! The Mystery of Onigumo!**

**Naraku's True Identity Unveiled**

**A Wicked Smile; Kikyo's Wandering Soul**

**Kagome's Voice and Kikyo's Kiss**

**Enter Sango the Demon Slayer**

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Inuyasha: Since Then**

**Battle on the New Moon, Part 1**

## Manga

**The Exterminators**

**Within the Fort**

**The Mummy**

**Vengeance**

**Suspicions**

**Strategies**

**Golem**

**The Birth of the Jewel**

**The Water God**

**The Holy Relic**
NaraKag

NaraKag is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku and Kagome Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Mystical Hand of the Amorous Monk, Miroku**

**Naraku and Sesshomaru Join Forces**

**Go Home To Your Own Time, Kagome!**

**Despicable Villain! The Mystery of Onigumo!**

**Naraku's True Identity Unveiled**

**Kagome's Voice and Kikyo's Kiss**

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Naraku's Heart**

**Kagura's Wind**

**Meido Zangetsuha**

**Dragon-Scaled Tessaiga**

## Manga

**The Cursed Hand**

**A Matter of Arms**
MagaSess

MagaSess is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Magatsuhi and Sesshōmaru.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Magatsuhi's Evil Will**

**The Day of Days**

**Kohaku's Shard**

**When the Jewel is Whole**

**Inside Naraku**

**Naraku: Trap of Darkness**

**Naraku: Trap of Light**

## Manga

**The Jewel's Dark Will**

**Crisis**

**Borrowed Body**

**Magatsuhi**

**Magatsuhi's Main Body**

**Bakusaiga**

**Magatushi's Shadow**

**Shadow**

**Possession**

**Sango's Wish**

**Awakening**

**Release**

**Unreturned Spiritual Powers**

**Cloud of Evil**

**The Wind Tunnel's Limit**

**The Last Bit of Reason**

**The Scent of Kagome's Blood**

**Entrapped**

**The Light Reborn**

## Quotes

* "*You're weak, demon.*"―Magatsuhi.[src]
* "*No! Damn you! You'll pay!*"―Magatsuhi, shows of his true form as a spirit from the jewel, after being cut by Sesshōmaru's Tenseiga.[src]
NaraKoc

NaraKoc is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku and Kochō.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The Single Arrow of Chaos**

**The Mysterious Light that Guides the Saint**

**Kagome's Instinctive Choice**

**The Cruel Reunion of Fate**

**The Demon Linked with the Netherworld**

**Stampede of the Countless Demon Rats**

**Kohaku's Decision and Sango's Heart**

**The Ultimate Key to Defeating Naraku**

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Naraku's Heart**

**Mausoleum of Mount Azusa**
NanHis

NanHis is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Nanasuke and Hisui.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Three Princesses**

**The Dream Butterfly**

**Meeting through an Apple**

**Night of the New Moon and the Black-Haired Towa**

**The Delicious Feudal Monks**

**Princess Aiya's Beniyasha Hunting**

**Demon Spirit of the Sea**

**Nanahoshi's Mini Galaxy**

**Mayonaka the Visitor**

**Battle on the New Moon, Part 1**

**Battle on the New Moon, Part 2**

**A Place (Not) for Towa**
NaraMor

NaraMor is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku and Moroha.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Inuyasha: Since Then**

**Night of the New Moon and the Black-Haired Towa**

Myōga becomes surprised and tells Towa about the black hair. Myōga says he sees as there's no mistaking it that they’re in the middle of a New Moon. Towa questions Myōga about the New Moon. Myōga explains to Towa that it is when the demon power flowing through her blood is lost as the New Moon is different depending on the hanyō. A flashback of Inuyasha in his human form is shown. Myōga tells Towa that there are hanyōs like Naraku who can decide on their own and those like her who revert back to a human being on a moonless night of the New Moon. Towa tells Myōga that this never happened to her when she was in the modern era. Myōga tells Towa that may be because she was originally from the feudal era. Moroha tells Myōga that she's never had to go through this. Myōga tells Moroha that he can't say much since there are a few precendents but perhaps as a shihanyō she doesn't experience the New Moon.

**Takechiyo's Request**
MusKagu

MusKagu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Musō and Kagura.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Terror of the Faceless Man**

**Onigumo's Memory Restored**

**Three-Sided Battle to the Death**

**The Darkness in Kagome's Heart**

## Manga

**The Man Without a Face**

**Peerless**

**Onigumo's Memories**

**Onigumo and Muso**

**The Heart**

**Naraku the Half-Demon**

**Kikyō's Life**
MusOni

MusOni is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Musō and Onigumo.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Terror of the Faceless Man**

**Onigumo's Memory Restored**

**Three-Sided Battle to the Death**

**The Darkness in Kagome's Heart**

## Manga

**The Man Without a Face**

**Peerless**

**Onigumo's Memories**

**Onigumo and Muso**

**The Heart**

**Naraku the Half-Demon**

**Kikyō's Life**
MusMir

MusMir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Musō and Miroku.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Terror of the Faceless Man**

**Onigumo's Memory Restored**

**Three-Sided Battle to the Death**

**The Darkness in Kagome's Heart**

## Manga

**The Man Without a Face**

**Peerless**

**Onigumo's Memories**

**Onigumo and Muso**

**The Heart**

**Naraku the Half-Demon**

**Kikyō's Life**
NaraHit

NaraHit is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku and Hitomiko.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Hitomiko's Barrier**

**Magatsuhi's Evil Will**

**Naraku: Trap of Light**

## Manga

**Hitomiko**

**Miko's Barrier**

**The Bow's Spiritual Power**

**Hell**

**Kagome's Spiritual Power**

**The Right Wish**

**Magatsuhi's Shadow**

**Vanished Arrow**
MusMusM

MusMusM is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Musō and Musō (monk).

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Terror of the Faceless Man**

**Onigumo's Memory Restored**

**Three-Sided Battle to the Death**

**The Darkness in Kagome's Heart**

## Manga

**The Man Without a Face**

**Peerless**

**Onigumo's Memories**

**Onigumo and Muso**

**The Heart**

**Naraku the Half-Demon**

**Kikyō's Life**
NaraTsu

NaraTsu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku and Tsubaki.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The 50 Year-Old Curse of the Dark Priestess**

**Kikyo and the Dark Priestess**

**Tsubaki's Unrelenting Evil Spell**

**The Red and White Priestesses**

**Giant Ogre of the Forbidden Tower**

**The Tragic Love Song of Destiny (Part 1)**

**The Tragic Love Song of Destiny (Part 2)**

## Manga

**The Crushing Stream**

**Tsubaki, the Black Priestess**

**The Curse**

**The Arrow's Mark**

**Tsubaki's Shrine**

**The Shikigami**

**The Curse Reflected**
MusSan

MusSan is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Musō and Sango.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Terror of the Faceless Man**

**Onigumo's Memory Restored**

**Three-Sided Battle to the Death**

**The Darkness in Kagome's Heart**

## Manga

**The Man Without a Face**

**Peerless**

**Onigumo's Memories**

**Onigumo and Muso**

**The Heart**

**Naraku the Half-Demon**

**Kikyō's Life**
MyoKik

MyoKik is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Myōga and Kikyō.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

Jakotsumaru becomes surprised. Moroha puts away her Kurikaramaru as she tells Jakotsumaru that she had purification salt in her mouth. Jakotsumaru becomes annoyed and asks Moroha why does a demon like her possess spirit powers. Myōga tells Jakotsumaru that he can explain that part. Jakotsumaru wonders who was that and where was Myōga as he looks around for a moment. Myōga tells Jakotsumaru that he's right here as he appears on Moroha's shoulder. Moroha calls out to Myōga, Myōga tells Jakotsumaru that Moroha is the daughter of Kagome the reincarnation of the legendary priestess Kikyō and of course she would possess spirit powers. Jakotsumaru questions to Myōga about Moroha being the daughter of Kikyō's reincarnation and doesn't that make this mostly unrelated. Myōga tells Jakotsumaru to be quiet.
MukSan

MukSan is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mukotsu and Sango.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The Band of Seven, Resurrected!**

**Hidden in the Mist: Onward to Mt. Hakurei!**

**Enter Bankotsu, The Leader of the Band of Seven**

**The Big Clash: Banryu versus the Wind Scar**

**The Sacred Vajra and the Mystery of the Living Buddha**

**Lured by the Black Light**

**The Exposed Face of Truth**

**Vanished in a River of Flames**

**Into the Depths of Mt. Hakurei**

**Kohaku, Sango and Kirara: The Secret Flower Garden**
MsHKag

MsHKag is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Ms. Higurashi and Kagome Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Yura of the Demon-Hair**

**Aristocratic Assassin, Sesshomaru**

**Tetsusaiga, the Phantom Sword**

**Terror of the Ancient Noh Mask**

**Two Hearts, One Mind**

**Onigumo's Heart Still Beats Within Naraku**

**Return to the Place Where We First Met**

**The 50 Year-Old Curse of the Dark Priestess**

**Tsubaki's Unrelenting Evil Spell**

**Terror of the Faceless Man**

**Nursing Battle of the Rival Lovers**

**The Truth Behind the Nightmare: Battle in the Forest of Sorrow**

**Don't Boil It! The Terrifying Dried-Up Demon**

**Battle Against the Dried-Up Demons at the Cultural Festival!**

**An Ancestor Named Kagome**

**Bizarre Guards at the Border to the Afterlife**

**The Tragic Love Song of Destiny Part 2**

**The Lucky but Two-Timing Scoundrel!**

**The Bond Between Them, Use the Sacred Jewel Shard! Part 2**

In the credits montage, Ms Higurashi buying her a pair of new shoes that Kagome needed.

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Hitomiko's Barrier**

During the episode, Hitomiko asks Kagome: Why were you given your name? kagome has a flashback to her childhood when her mother told her she was named after a star. A star that was seen by her mother in the form of a light shining on Kagome.

**The Day of Days**

**Kohaku's Shard**

**Inside Naraku**

**Thoughts Fall Short**

**Toward Tomorrow**

## Quotes

* I won't ask you say what the problem is. But I have a lot of faith in you, Kagome. I know that as a young woman who will ultimately choose the path that you believe to be right.- Ms. Higurashi[src]

* There’s one thing Kagome. Do me a favour ask everyone likes it okay dear?[src]

* Well, it might sound silly. But when you are born I saw something this shining on your chest. And a star like shape is known as a Kagome.- Ms. Higurashi[src]

* You worked really hard. We are so proud of you.- Ms. Higurashi[src]

* I was so worried about you?-Ms. Higurashi[src]
NaraMiro

NaraMiro is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku and Miroku.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Mystical Hand of the Amorous Monk, Miroku**

**Naraku and Sesshomaru Join Forces**

**Go Home To Your Own Time, Kagome!**

**Despicable Villain! The Mystery of Onigumo!**

**Naraku's True Identity Unveiled**

**Kagome's Voice and Kikyo's Kiss**

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Naraku's Heart**

**Kagura's Wind**

**Meido Zangetsuha**

**Dragon-Scaled Tessaiga**

## Manga

**The Cursed Hand**

**A Matter of Arms**
MyoRyu

MyoRyu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Myōga and Ryūkotsusei.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Father's Old Enemy: Ryukotsusei**

**The Backlash Wave: Tetsusaiga's Ultimate Technique**

**The Stone Flower and Shippo's First Love**

**The Plot of the Panther Devas**

**Destroy Naraku with the Adamant Barrage!**
MusMKik

MusMKik is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Musō (monk) and Kikyō.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Terror of the Faceless Man**

**Onigumo's Memory Restored**

**Three-Sided Battle to the Death**

**The Darkness in Kagome's Heart**

## Manga

**The Man Without a Face**

**Peerless**

**Onigumo's Memories**

**Onigumo and Muso**

**The Heart**

**Naraku the Half-Demon**

**Kikyō's Life**
NanSet

NanSet is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Nanasuke and Setsuna.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Three Princesses**

**The Dream Butterfly**

**Meeting through an Apple**

**Night of the New Moon and the Black-Haired Towa**

**The Delicious Feudal Monks**

**Princess Aiya's Beniyasha Hunting**

**Demon Spirit of the Sea**

**Nanahoshi's Mini Galaxy**

**Mayonaka the Visitor**

**Battle on the New Moon, Part 1**

**A Place (Not) for Towa**
NanKae

NanKae is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Nanasuke and Kaede.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Three Princesses**

**The Dream Butterfly**

**Meeting through an Apple**

**Night of the New Moon and the Black-Haired Towa**

**The Delicious Feudal Monks**

**Princess Aiya's Beniyasha Hunting**

**Demon Spirit of the Sea**
NanMor

NanMor is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Nanasuke and Moroha.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Three Princesses**

**The Dream Butterfly**

**Meeting through an Apple**

**Night of the New Moon and the Black-Haired Towa**

**The Delicious Feudal Monks**

**Princess Aiya's Beniyasha Hunting**

**Demon Spirit of the Sea**

**Nanahoshi's Mini Galaxy**
NinmKag

NinmKag is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Ninmenka and Kagome Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Fateful Night in Togenkyo Part I**

**Fateful Night in Togenkyo Part II**

## Manga

**The Fruit of Evil**

**The Secret Garden**

**Stomach Trouble**

**The Night Kitchen**

**Peach Man's Nectar**

**The Enchanted Bow**

**The Soul of a Demon**
NaraKir

NaraKir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku and Kirara.

## Their Relationship

### InuYasha

**Enter Sango the Demon Slayer**

**Naraku's Insidious Plot**

**Secret of the Jewel of Four Souls Revealed**

**The Lake of the Evil Water God**

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Naraku's Heart**

**Kagura's Wind**

**Meido Zangetsuha**

**Dragon-Scaled Tessaiga**

## Manga

**The Soul of a Demon**

**The Exterminators**

**The Ambush**

**Within the Fort**
MukKag

MukKag is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mukotsu and Kagome Higurashi.

## Quotes

* "You may find this hard to believe, but... many women don't find me attractive."―Mukotsu.[src]

## Trivia

* In the manga, Mukotsu tries to rape Kagome. The anime has played this down, so he tries to marry her.
* In the manga, Kagome is able to stab Mukotsu in the throat before Sango and Miroku arrive.