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GoshRin

GoshRin is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Goshinboku and Rin.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Gateway to the Past**

In the bowels of the Sacred Tree of Ages, Rin is in a deep slumber. A female voice says a decade's worth of time has passed and the hanyō princesses travel under her feet and if her predictions are correct, Towa, Setsuna, and Moroha will save the world. The female voice takes the appearance of Kikyō as it watches Rin. The spirit says for now she shall let Root Head dream as she lets Root Head sleep.

In the Sacred Tree, the Spirit of the Tree of Ages watches over Rin, who is still in suspended animation, with the Dream Butterfly circling overhead as Sesshōmaru stands nearby. The spirit says Towa, Setsuna, and Moroha have such fighting spirit as she's the Tree of Ages and yet they refused her wish. The spirit asks Sesshōmaru was he sure about this and if he forsake's Rin then she'll never awaken. Sesshōmaru walks away. The spirit says that she suppose this is one path as well and perhaps staying like this would be best in the end.

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

**Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru**

**The Silver-Scale Curse**

**The Silver-Scale Curse**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**

**Zero's Wish**
GozMez

GozMez is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Gozu and Mezu.

## 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**

## Evidence

* Gozu and Mezu are giant statues that guard the entrance to the afterlife.
GinKoh

GinKoh is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Ginkotsu and Kohaku.

## 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**
GozJak

GozJak is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Gozu 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**
HakuAbi

HakuAbi is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Hakudōshi 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**
GozInu

GozInu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Gozu 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**
GozHak

GozHak is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Gozu 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**
GozKag

GozKag is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Gozu and Kagome Higurashi.

## 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**
GozSan

GozSan is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Gozu 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**
GoshKae

GoshKae is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Goshinboku and Kaede.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The Girl Who Overcame Time... and the Boy Who Was Just Overcome**

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

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

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Gateway to the Past**

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

## Manga

**The Accursed Youth**

**Inuyasha Resurrected**

**A New Foe**
GoshYume

GoshYume is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Goshinboku and Yume no Kochō.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Gateway to the Past**

In the Sacred Tree, the Spirit of the Tree of Ages watches over Rin, who is still in suspended animation, with the Dream Butterfly circling overhead as Sesshōmaru stands nearby. The spirit says Towa, Setsuna, and Moroha have such fighting spirit as she's the Tree of Ages and yet they refused her wish. The spirit asks Sesshōmaru was he sure about this and if he forsake's Rin then she'll never awaken. Sesshōmaru walks away. The spirit says that she suppose this is one path as well and perhaps staying like this would be best in the end.

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

**Trap of the Two Perils**

**Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru**

**The Silver-Scale Curse**
GozMir

GozMir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Gozu and Miroku.

## 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**
GozKir

GozKir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Gozu 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**
GoshKik

GoshKik is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Goshinboku and Kikyō.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The Girl Who Overcame Time... and the Boy Who Was Just Overcome**

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

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

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Gateway to the Past**

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

## Evidence

* In Yashahime, the sacred tree's spirit takes on her form and voice from being infused with her essence when she pinned Inuyasha to the tree.

## Quotes

* "*No. This is only a borrowed appearance. The form you see before you was created by the spirit of the arrow that was tuck on my trunk. I believe the name of the priestess to who it belonged to was Kikyō.*"―Spirit[src]
HachMor

HachMor is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Hachiemon and Moroha.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**Takechiyo's Request**

**Mayonaka the Visitor**

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

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

**Akuru’s Pinwheel**

**The Grim Butterfly of Despair**

**Father and Daughter**
GoshInu

GoshInu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Goshinki and Inuyasha.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Tetsusaiga Breaks**

**Kaijinbo's Evil Sword**

**Sesshomaru Wields Tokijin**

**Inuyasha's Soul, Devoured**

**Father's Old Enemy: Ryukotsusei**

## Manga

**The Third Demon**

**The Mind-Reader**

**Demon Blood**

**True Nature**

**The Ogre's Sword**

**Tōkijin**
GoshiKag

GoshiKag is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Goshinboku and Kagome Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The Girl Who Overcame Time... and the Boy Who Was Just Overcome**

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

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

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Gateway to the Past**

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

## Manga

**The Accursed Youth**

**Inuyasha Resurrected**

**A New Foe**
GozSess

GozSess is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Gozu 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**
HakuEnt

HakuEnt is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Hakudōshi and Entei.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Entei, The Demon Horse Unleashed**

**Untamed Entei and Horrible Hakudoshi**

Kagura goes to a village that Entei and Rengokuki have wrecked, seeking clothes for the now-grown infant. After trading insults, Rengokuki chases Kagura, wanting her as his woman. Kagura decides that if he wants a fight, she'll give him one as she tosses the outfit for the grown infant into the cave she left him in. But before they were able to battle one another, Hakudōshi appeared and said he'd take care of Rengokuki. Rengokuki scoffed at Hakudōshi, thinking he was no match for him at first glance. Entei then threw Rengokuki off of his back, and stared transfixed at Hakudōshi. This action shocked and stung Rengokuki, who then vowed to destroy the boy to prove to Entei that he was its true rider. Rengokuki swung his halberd at Hakudōshi, but missed him completely; Hakudōshi stood on the tip of the weapon, much to Rengokuki's astonishment. Hakudōshi then easily tore the halberd out of Rengokuki's grip and brutally ran it through his throat, then vertically bisected his upper half with it, killing him. Following his death, Rengokuki was usurped by Hakudōshi as Entei's new master.

**3000 Leagues in Search of Father**

**Hosenki and the Last Shard**

**The Fiery Bird Master, Princess Abi**

**The Single Arrow of Chaos**

**The Mysterious Light that Guides the Saint**

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

## Manga

**The Blazing Hoof**

**Hakudōshi**

**The Headless Demons**

**Hōsenki**

**An Abandoned Arrow**

**The Village Shield**

**The Waterfall Basin**

**The Unbreakable Shield**
HachKag

HachKag is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Hachiemon and Kagome Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

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

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

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**Takechiyo's Request**

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

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

**Akuru’s Pinwheel**

**The Grim Butterfly of Despair**

**Father and Daughter**
GozKagu

GozKagu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Gozu 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**
InuSot

InuSot is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Sōta Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Yura of the Demon-Hair**

**Terror of the Ancient Noh Mask**

**The Soul Piper and the Mischievous Little Soul**

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

**Naraku's True Identity Unveiled**

**Two Hearts, One Mind**

## Evidence

* Sōta and Inuyasha seem to develop a good relationship throughout the series.
* Sōta looks up to Inuyasha as an older brother figure and says that Inuyasha is his hero.

## Quotes

* "*He's refusing to save us over a little apology? What happened to my hero? He's shrinking to life size proportions before my very eyes!*"―Sōta.[src]

## Trivia

* Coincidentally, both Inuyasha and Sōta never met their fathers who died (after Inuyasha was born and before Sōta was born).
* They both find Kagome to be a bit of a handful at times.
Лир левый

**Лир левый** (м.лат Lauslur) — демон мужского гендера, похожий на скелет человека. Является братом Сила правого.

## **Биография**

### **"Макс и Элиза"**

*см. Макс и Элиза (сериал)*

Впервые Лир предстаёт перед нами в третьей серии третьего сезона (*Пора собраться, братья мои!*). Демона вызывает Коронованный (Мирон Таулер). Таулер просит Лира и его брата присоединиться к нему и его своре, дабы совершить переворот ныншнего мира и сделать его лучше. Демоны соглашаются.

На протяжении всего сезона, Лир, как и его брат были второстепенным персонажем. Братья были адъютантами Срокта, следовательно были всегда рядом с ним (ну, почти).

Лауслур погибает в серии *"Сейчас будет жарко".* Пытаясь активировать пульт управления, демон натыкается на Элизу и Ртута. Сил правый пытался остановить героев, но Митроптон задержал его. Благодаря своей ловкости Элиза подбегает к левому, прыгает и осекает демону голову.

## **Внешний вид**

Лауслур выглядит как скелет человека (на самом деле это не так). Но! У демона нет ног. Он буквально парит в воздухе. На демоне надета драная мантия с капюшоном. В некоторых местах мантия сростается с телом. Вокруг шеи, демон обмотал себя шарфом.

## **Вооружение**

У Лауслура нет оружия. Демон обладает очень острыми когтями, которые легко рвут плоть. Также левый легко может оглушить своего противника громком криком. Или ослепить какой-то пыльцой из запястий.

## **Остальное**

### **Способности**

Демон летает в воздухе. Его сложно подцепить, находясь на земле. Но в обычное время, Лир держиться в двух метрах над землёй. Длинный когти позволяют демону доставать нужные вещи из узких отверстий.

### **Деяние в Аду**

В Аду Лир славился тем, что хорошо разбирался в технике. Демон мог собрать любой агрегат. Но из-за того, что Лир был алчным, делал он это не за бесплатно. Остаётся неизвестным то, кто вызвал Лира и Сила в наш мир. Наверно, какой-то самоубийца.

### **Суженная пара**

Так никто и не знает, кто должен был слиться с Лиром.

### **Слабости**

Слабостью демона являлся огонь. Но с каждым годом, Лир боялся его всё меньше и меньше.

## **Интересные факты**

* В игре "Бодрая арена", Лир левый омечается врагом с жёлтой линией. Это может означать то, что демон слаб. Возможно это сказывается на небольшой возраст. Интересно то, что Лир появляется вместе со своим братом.
* Лир левый всегда находится слева от своего брата (брат - справа от Лира). Именно по этой причине получил в народе прозвище левый.
InuBuy

InuBuy is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Buyo.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The Plot of the Panther Devas**

**Gap Between the Ages**

**Nursing Battle of the Rival Lovers**

**Sota's Brave Confession of Love**

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

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

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

### Inuyasha the Final Act

**Meido Zangetsuha**

**The Day of Days**

**Inside Naraku**

## Evidence

* Inuyasha liked to play with Buyo on the occasions when he visited Kagome's house in the modern era though Buyo apparently does not seem to enjoy it when Inuyasha gets too rough with him.
* Most of the time though, Buyo doesn't mind Inuyasha playing with him.
* Despite how Inuyasha has occasionally shown dog instincts (as he is part dog yōkai), he does not seem to react much to cats as seen when he, from only his view, harmlessly plays with Buyo.
HakuNara

HakuNara is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Hakushin and Naraku.

## Their Relationship

### InuYasha

**Fare Thee Well: Jakotsu's Requiem**

Kikyō finds Saint Hakushin sitting on the ground, protected by a pure barrier. Kikyō talks to Hakushin for a while, and Kikyō says, "I can see without even trying; your soul is already bared to me."

This brings a memory of Naraku back to Hakushin, one where Naraku tells Hakushin to hate everyone. Kikyō wonders if hating people and protecting Naraku was the saint's true wish. Kikyō and Hakushin reveal to one another that they tried to live without doubt or mistake, and Kikyō says doubt is human, and that is the reason people want to be divine. Hakushin is upset because he couldn't become a living Buddha, and Kikyō states that it isn't a sin to shed tears over wanting to live. She begs that Hakushin dissolves the barrier, and Hakushin asks why she wishes so. Kikyō says she wants to touch his soul.

## Quotes

* *"It is alright for you to hate them. What did they do? They revered you as a saint and called you holy, and made you promise to become a living Buddha, the fools. Then they buried you alive in solitary darkness. Hate them. Hate them all, the humans of this world."*―Naraku
* "*Do you scorn me? I, a saint who saved people and forgave their sins, became the one who was lost and died suffering. Then, Naraku, a demon, came to me and saved my soul.*"―Hakushin
InuAsu

InuAsu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha 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**
GozShip

GozShip is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Gozu 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**
HakuKagu

HakuKagu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Hakudōshi and Kagura.

## Evidence

* Hakudōshi looks down on Kagura, thinking of her as a lesser incarnation.
* Hakudōshi learns very early on of Kagura's intention to betray Naraku, and teases her about it often, asking where she was when she disappears or what she's thinking about even though he can read her mind.
* Hakudōshi manipulates Kagura in fatal situations with no regard for her well-being numerous times, such as when he uses her to test Gozu and Mezu in the realm of fire.
* Hakudōshi's dying words are that he is nothing like Kagura, because he isn't under Naraku's control, that he isn't some tool for him to use.
* Kagura then had to put up with being ordered around by Hakudōshi, becoming greatly resentful, especially when he used her to test the Gate to the Borderland and nearly got turned to stone.

## Quotes

* "*Does it hurt Kagura? Probably because Naraku just squeezed your heart... From wherever he is.*"―Hakudōshi[src]
* "*Feh, I knew we couldn't trust you. First you betray Naraku, and now you're going to betray Mōryōmaru, too!*"―Hakudōshi[src]
* "*I am not like Kagura! I'm not Naraku's tool! I am my own master!*"―Hakudōshi[src]
InuKir

InuKir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Kirara.

## Evidence

* Inuyasha respected Kirara, knowing she was a reliable ally.
* Kirara helped Inuyasha fight his enemies, and they often worked together.
* Kirara allows Inuyasha to practice his wind scar on her despite the fact it caused her to have a few bald spots.
InuKoh

InuKoh is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Kohaku.

## Manga

**Destinies**

Inuyasha grabs Kikyō before she can leave and tells her not to go and to just let him kill Naraku himself. Kikyō then reveals something else: *"Naraku cannot be defeated with a blade. Hear me Inuyasha. In order to get rid of Naraku once and for all, we must exterminate his soul."* When Inuyasha asks Kikyō what she means, she explains that even *if* Naraku's heart were returned to him, he still would not die no matter how many times his body was struck. *"Naraku was formed from the horde of demons converging on the corrupt soul of the brigand Onigumo. He does not have true flesh."* Kikyō goes on to say that the only thing with the power to destroy Naraku's soul is the Shikon Jewel itself. Kikyō explains her plan: Naraku must finish gathering the jewel shards as soon as possible. *"We will have only one chance to strike. The moment Naraku takes the entire Shikon jewel in his grasp, his evil aura will taint it, and it will begin to merge with him. If I strike in that instant, I can exorcise both Naraku and the jewel together, purging them from this world forever."* Inuyasha is about to express his concerns that restoring the jewel completely means Kohaku's death, but Kikyō interrupts him before he can finish his notions, stating that that having Naraku complete the Shikon no Tama is the only possible option for victory at this point. Kikyō then floats away on Midoriko's soul, with her soul-collectors leading her away. Once she's left, Inuyasha thinks to himself that Kikyō would never endanger Kohaku's life just to kill Naraku... would she?

Suddenly, Kohaku himself appears behind Inuyasha. Kohaku says that he heard the whole conversation, and will gladly go along with the plan, because it's their only way to defeat Naraku and destroy the jewel for good. Inuyasha is surprised by Kohaku's sudden appearance because he didn't detect the boy's scent. Kohaku cuts off a lock of his hair and tells Inuyasha to give it to Sango so they can always be together, and then runs off, saying he doesn't know where he's headed, but the jewel shard will show him the way. Inuyasha attempts to follow Kohaku, but is stopped by a barrier. Inuyasha surmises that the barrier must have been what blocked Kohaku's scent. Inuyasha tries to use the Red Tessaiga, but it fails against Midoriko's barrier. Inuyasha looks at the lock of Kohaku's hair on the ground and curses to himself as Kohaku gets away.
InuHak

InuHak is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Hakudōshi.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Entei, The Demon Horse Unleashed!**

**Untamed Entei and Horrible Hakudoshi**

**3000 Leagues in Search of Father**

**Hōsenki and the Last Shard**

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

**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**

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

**Destroy Naraku with the Adamant Barrage!**

**Stampede of the Countless Demon Rats!**

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

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

**Possessed by a Parasite: Shippō, Our Worst Enemy!**

**The Ultimate Key to Defeating Naraku**

**The Bond Between Them, Use the Sacred Jewel Shard! (Part 1)**

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

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Naraku's Heart**

**Kagura's Wind**

## Manga

**The Blazing Hoof**

**Hakudōshi**

**The Headless Demons**

**Between This World and The Next**

**Hōsenki**

**Beyond the Gate**

**The Village of the Holy Woman**

**An Abandoned Arrow**

**The Village Shield**

**The Waterfall Basin**

**The Castle**

**A Broken Spell**

**The Unbreakable Shield**

**The Way Home**

**Zushinezumi**

**A Human Heart**

**The Lost Mountain**

**The Mountain Man**

**Harvesting Souls**

**Prototypes**

**Mōryōmaru**

**Corpses**

**Stolen Objects**

**Kagura's Life**

**The Rakanzo**

**Goryōmaru's Fate**

**The Ogre Cliff**

**The Indestructible Wall**

**Using the Shard**

**The Evil Presence**

**Secrets**

**Escape**

**Goryōmaru's Identity**

**Metamorphosis**

**Kagura's Decision**

**Hakudōshi's Scheme**

**Hakudōshi's End**

**Kagura's Heart**

## Quotes

* **Inuyasha**: "*Do you know how many villages were destroyed just so you could lure Kikyō out?!*" **Hakudōshi**: "*Oh, please. Is that what you're so upset about?*"―Hakudōshi's flippant attitude about the many deaths he caused.[src]
InuMor

InuMor is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Moroha.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Inuyasha: Since Then**

**The Dream Butterfly**

**The Gateway to the Past**

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

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

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**The Stolen Seal**

**The Three Princesses Strike Back**

**Wielding the Tenseiga**

**The Silver-Scale Curse**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**

**The Girl Named Rion**

**Takechiyo's Request**

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

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

**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**

## Evidence

* Inuyasha is Moroha's father.
* Moroha has inherited the quirky Inuyasha's overconfidence and easygoing nature.

## Quotes

* "*Moroha, Your mother and I talked about you every day and about how one day, we'd see you again. There was never a moment when you weren't in our thoughts.*"―Inuyasha while hugging Moroha.[src]
* "*What's going on? I've never felt like this before...  I feel so... so warm...*"―Moroha when being hugged by her father, Inuyasha before crying.[src]
HojKag

HojKag is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Hōjō and Kagome Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Terror of the Ancient Noh Mask**

**The Soul Piper and the Mischievous Little Soul**

**The Mystery of the New Moon and the Black-Haired Inuyasha**

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

**Naraku's True Identity Unveiled**

**Two Hearts, One Mind**

**Tsubaki's Unrelenting Evil Spell**

**Gap Between the Ages**

**Nursing Battle of the Rival Lovers**

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

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

**Chokyukai and the Abducted Bride**

**An Ancestor Named Kagome**

**Mountain of Demons: Survival of the Duo**

**Eternal Love, The Naginata of Kenkon**

**Miroku's Past Mistake**

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

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Inside Naraku**

**Thoughts Fall Short**

**Toward Tomorrow**
InuTek

InuTek is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha 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**
InuSak

InuSak is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha 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.
InuAbi

InuAbi is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha 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**
InuKoc

InuKoc is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha 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**
InuZer

InuZer is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Zero.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**Secret of the Rainbow Pearls**

**Wielding the Tenseiga**

**The Silver-Scale Curse**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**

**Takechiyo's Request**

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

**Zero's Wish**

**Moroha and Family, Together Again**

**The Three Princesses Escape**
HisTow

HisTow is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Hisui and Towa Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Inuyasha: Since Then**

**The Three Princesses**

Back in the past, the Demon Slayers Hisui, Kohaku and Setsuna corner Moroha, mistaking her for a demon that is attacking the locals, until Mistress Three-Eyes appears and steals the red and gold Rainbow Pearls in Moroha and Setsuna's possession. Kohaku and Hisui are completely unaware of who Moroha is and think she is a full-blooded demon, so they are shocked when she demonstrates the ability to use Sacred Arrows.

**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**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**Princess Aiya's Beniyasha Hunting**

**The Hidden Village for Half-Demons**

**Secret of the Rainbow Pearls**

At Kaede's hut, Hisui and Kirara are outside. Setsuna asks Towa does she understand and she orders her to not to go anywhere as she means it. Towa tells Setsuna that she knows. Setsuna comes out of Kaede and tells Towa that she'll be back as soon as she's done and to be as good as Kirara usually is. Towa tells Setsuna that she already she knows. Setsuna leaves Kaede's hut and goes toward Hisui. Hisui asks Setsuna if she's done. Setsuna tells Hisui 'yes'. Hisui calls out to Kirara. Kirara gets off Hisui's shoulder and transforms. Hisui and Setsuna fly off on Kirara. Hisui tells Setsuna that was more of a thorough warning than usual. Setsuna tells Hisui that because tonight is the night of the new moon and the night Towa turns human.

**The Stolen Seal**

**The Three Princesses Strike Back**

**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**
InuTsu

InuTsu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha 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**

## Quotes

* "*Oh, exactly where did I go wrong? Did I underestimate that half-demon? Or perhaps Kagome? Or was it because I made a pact with Naraku? Where did I go wrong?*"―Tsubaki.[src]
* "*I've heard you've fallen in love with that worthless half-demon.*"―Tsubaki.[src]
InuKae

InuKae is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Kaede.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The Girl Who Overcame Time... and the Boy Who Was Just Overcome**

**Seekers of the Sacred Jewel**

**Down the Rabbit Hole and Back Again**

**Yura of the Demon-Hair**

**Aristocratic Assassin, Sesshomaru**

**Tetsusaiga, the Phantom Sword**

**Showdown! Inuyasha vs. Sesshomaru!**

**Terror of the Ancient Noh Mask**

**Kikyo's Stolen Ashes**

**Return of the Tragic Priestess, Kikyo**

**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**

**Two Hearts, One Mind**

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

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

Later, Inuyasha is sitting on a fence as Kaede is picking herbs. Kaede calls out to Inuyasha as she asks is he really sure about this. Inuyasha asks Kaede not her too. Kaede tells Inuyasha that the present Kikyō is made from earth and bones and she's not of this world. Inuyasha thinks to himself that Kikyō's body maybe different but her spirit still remains. Kaede asks Inuyasha does he understand as he and Kikyō can never be together in this world as her older sister's wish is for the 2 of them to die together. Inuyasha says that's fine as he is prepared to leap into hell with Kikyō if that is her wish. Inuyasha looks up into the sky as he thinks to himself if that's his destiny with Kikyō then he'll embrace it without a second thought.

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

**Kikyo and the Dark Priestess**

**The Red and White Priestesses**

**Giant Ogre of the Forbidden Tower**

**Onigumo's Memory Restored**

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Meido Zangetsuha**

**Among the Twinkling Stars**

**Magatsuhi's Evil Will**

**The Day of Days**

**Kohaku's Shard**

**When the Jewel is Whole**

**Inside Naraku**

**Naraku: Trap of Darkness**

**Thoughts Fall Short**

**Toward Tomorrow**

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Inuyasha: Since Then**

**The Dream Butterfly**

**The Gateway to the Past**

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**Meeting through an Apple**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**Akuru’s Pinwheel**

**When the Grim Comet Falls**

**A Never-Ending Future**

## Evidence

* Inuyasha was often rude to Kaede, referring to her as an "old hag" on numerous occasions.
* Despite Inuyasha's rudeness, he does care for Kaede.
* After Kikyō fell in love with Inuyasha, he and Kaede were hinted to have gotten close, as Kikyō instructed Kaede not to tell Inuyasha about Onigumo because he would get jealous.

## Quotes

* "*Inuyasha, ye must be strong...and ye better not forget where ye buried me!*"―Kaede.[src]
* "*Inuyasha, stupid is as stupid does. Ye need to learn to be more careful with your speech.*"―Kaede.[src]
HoshTsuk

HoshTsuk is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Hoshiyomi and Tsukiyomi.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The Great Duel at Shoun Falls!**

**Eternal Love: The Naginata of Kenkon**

## Evidence

* Hoshiyomi and Tsukiyomi are lovers.
* Hoshiyomi loved Tsukiyomi a great deal, to the point that he even changed his name to show how much he cared about her.
* After seeing how exhausted Tsukiyomi was getting, Hoshiyomi became very worried and so created a weapon known as the Naginata of Kenkon to protect her.
* It was also clear that Tsukiyomi loved Hoshiyomi just as much he loved her, as she easily risked and, in the end, sacrificed her own life in order to free him from the Naginata of Kenkon's corruption.
* Even though it was to save Hoshiyomi, Tsukiyomi still considered what she did to him as a betrayal.
* Upon learning the truth, Hoshiyomi began to wonder if the true reason for his creation of the Naginata of Kenkon was that his heart didn't have faith in Tsukiyomi.
* Just before his death, Hoshiyomi forgave Tsukiyomi, and, upon his death, was reunited with her in the afterlife.
InfLIC

InfLIC is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between The Infant and Lady of the Infant's castle.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The Single Arrow of Chaos**

The lady was giving birth to her future heir. When the birthing was over, she was anxious to see her child, saying he should be crying and she cannot hear him. Her servants sadly pronounced the baby as a stillborn. At that moment, everyone in the birthing room began to collapse and die except her. As the lady began to panic, she was approached by Kohaku and Kanna with the Infant. Kanna assures the lady that her child is not dead, he is here.

**Kagome's Instinctive Choice**

In a town, women gossip, discussing the strange happenings at the birth of the new lord. All the vassals in the birthing room are dead under strange circumstances, and they wonder if demons are responsible. The lord is happy to have an heir. Her memory of the event began to disappear soon after.

While she was raising the child, she came across Kohaku while he wondered the palace grounds (his memories were erased as well). As soon as she saw him, she had a brief flashback of when she was approached by him with the Infant, but it quickly passed. She acted as if nothing unusual happened.

**Protect and Plunder!**

Princess Abi later attacked the lady's estate and her minions began to slaughter the inhabitants. It was during the attack that her husband, the lord of the castle, was killed by one of the birds. Kohaku saved the lady and her ladies-in-waiting before Abi's birds could kill them. Unfortunately, when Kanna reports that the castle has fallen, Naraku took control of Kohaku and orders him to kill everyone in order to retrieve the Infant.

**The Cruel Reunion of Fate**

Under Naraku's influence, Kohaku kills the guards protecting the castle lady and the Infant. Although he does not want to, Kohaku proceeds to slay everyone surrounding the lady and the Infant. As Kohaku killed her servants, the lady asked him why he was killing everyone. She could soon see that he was saddened by his actions, and asked him who was controlling his heart. As Kohaku stands over her, struggling with Naraku's commands, it was at that moment that Sango arrived with Kirara and confronted him. The lady was then able to escape from Kohaku only to be stopped moments later by Kanna. She used her mirror to take the women's soul, killing her. Kanna retrieves the infant and disappears.

**Stampede of the Countless Demon Rats!**

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

## Manga

**The Trident**

**The Village of the Holy Woman**

**The Castle**

**Orders**

**Restored Memory**

**A Broken Spell**

**The Way Home**

**Goryōmaru's Fate**
HojFYG

HojFYG is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Hōjō and First-year girl.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Two Hearts, One Mind**

Soon after Kagome's fight with Inuyasha for defending Kōga, she returned to the modern era. Her friends, Ayumi, Yuka, and Eri, informed her when she returned to school that a "girl of the first-year", who during her long absence because of "economy class syndrome" (one of the many fake illnesses invented by Grandpa Higurashi) is a rival towards Hōjō.

They take Kagome and secretly they all spy on Hōjō and First-Year Girl at the parking lot. Ayumi, Yuka, and Eri then reveal to Kagome that the girl has constantly been been around Hōjō recently, revealing she has romantic feelings for him. While her friends believe that she is a rival towards Hōjō, Kagome remains uninterested. Ayumi, Yuka, and Eri then begin to suspect that Kagome is already in a relationship with someone else.

Later, Hōjō invites Kagome to the movies the following Saturday. Kagome's friends accept the date on her behalf. Unfortunately for Hōjō, Kagome later cancels the date as decides to return to the Feudal era to reconcile with Inuyasha. She then advises him to go to on a date with the first-year girl, but Hōjō claims not to want to date any other girls, and cheerfully misreads Kagome's statement as jealousy.

### Inuyasha the Final Act

**Toward Tomorrow**

Three years later, when Kagome left to live forever in the Feudal era and married Inuyasha, the first-year girl is out on a date with Hōjō, seemingly in a relationship.

## Manga

**Dueling Emotions**

**The Other Side of the Well**

## Evidence

* The girl of the first-year is clearly in love with Hōjō and is often seen talking to him and spending time with him.

## Quotes

* "*Hello Hōjō-senpai!*"―Girl of the first-year.[src]
* "*So, uh, what movie do you want go see?*"―Hōjō to First-year girl.[src]

## Trivia

* In the manga, the girl of the first-year only appears in chapters 139 and 140 (in the latter, in a flashback while Kagome mentions in Hōjō). In the anime, she appears in episode 38 with the only difference that in the manga, there is no Ayumi. However, in the final scenes of last episode of *The Final Act*, she is seen going to the movies with Hōjō. This scene does not exist in manga.
* In the manga, the first year girl greets Hōjō while he is riding his bicycle. In the anime, she greets him while he is locking up his bicycle.
InuSan

InuSan is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Sango.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Enter Sango, the Demon Slayer**

**Naraku's Insidious Plot**

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

### 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**

## Evidence

* Inuyasha and Sango's relationship was originally somewhat strained, but later on they become very great, trusting friends.
* Inuyasha treated Sango like a sister.
* Inuyasha sympathized with her situation with Kohaku, and often tried to give encouragement that he could be saved from Naraku's control.
InuVB

InuVB is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Village Boy.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Inuyasha's Soul, Devoured**

**The Demon's True Nature**

## Manga

**Secret of the Transformation**

**The Venomous Cocoon**

**Rampage**

**The Lost Soul**

**Blood Soaked In**

## Evidence

* Village boy immediately takes a liking to Inuyasha after he saves his grandfather on the hill.
* The village boy is also willing to stand up for Inuyasha when the rest of the villagers are scared of him after he slaughters the bandits.
HiteShipF

HiteShipF is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Hiten and Shippō's Father.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Enter Shippo... Plus, The Amazing Thunder Brothers!**

**Phantom Showdown: The Thunder Brothers vs. Tetsusaiga**

**Temptress in the Mist**

**Shippo Gets an Angry Challenge**

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

**3000 Leagues in Search of Father**

## Manga

**Foxfire**

**The Thunder Brothers**

**The Crush**

**Kagome's Last Hope**

**The Power to Devour**

**With Only a Scabbard...**

**The Cry**
InuGosh

InuGosh is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Goshinboku.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The Girl Who Overcame Time... and the Boy Who Was Just Overcome**

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

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

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Gateway to the Past**

Setsuna says 'both of you'. Towa, Setsuna, and Moroha stop to see a light encased in branches. Moroha wonders what is this place. The light turns into an appearance of Kikyō. The spirit tells Towa, Setsuna, and Moroha that they've done well as it calls them 'Hanyō Princesses'. Towa, Setsuna, and Moroha prepared to fight. Setsuna asks the spirit was she referring to them. Towa asks Moroha if the spirit was Root Head. Moroha tells Towa that the spirit isn't as she doesn't sense any demon energy. Setsuna asks the spirit who was she. The spirit tells Towa, Setsuna, and Moroha that she is the Tree of Ages. Towa, Setsuna, and Moroha stand down. Moroha asks the spirit does it supposed to look like a priestess. The spirit tells Moroha 'no' as it is a borrowed appearance and it appears this form was created from the spirit of the Arrow of Sealing that was struck on its trunk as it believes the priestess' name was Kikyō. A flashback of Kikyō pinning Inuyasha to the Sacred Tree with a Sacred Arrow, putting him into a deep sleep, is revealed.

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

## Manga

**The Accursed Youth**

**Inuyasha Resurrected**

**A New Foe**
InuHoj

InuHoj is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Hōjō.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Terror of the Ancient Noh Mask**

**The Soul Piper and the Mischievous Little Soul**

**The Mystery of the New Moon and the Black-Haired Inuyasha**

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

**Naraku's True Identity Unveiled**

**Two Hearts, One Mind**

**Tsubaki's Unrelenting Evil Spell**

**Gap Between the Ages**

**Nursing Battle of the Rival Lovers**

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

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

**Chokyukai and the Abducted Bride**

**An Ancestor Named Kagome**

**Mountain of Demons: Survival of the Duo**

**Eternal Love, The Naginata of Kenkon**

**Miroku's Past Mistake**

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

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Inside Naraku**

**Thoughts Fall Short**

**Toward Tomorrow**

## Manga

**Mask of Flesh**

**The Broken Body**

**Half a Demon Is Worse Than One**

**A Little Imp**

**The Spider's Lair**

**When We are Two**

**Sensing Presences**

**Dueling Emotions**

**The Other Side of the Well**

**Graduation**

**High School Life**