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HitoKago

HitoKago is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Hitomiko and Kagome Higurashi.

## 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**
HakuKik

HakuKik is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Hakushin and Kikyō.

## 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.

Hakushin destroys the barrier around himself, hoping to satisfy Kikyō. Although, Hakushin thinks his soul cannot be saved because it was tainted with malice and hatred while he was alive. Kikyō thought she couldn't save Hakushin's soul, but she wanted to know why he was so sad. Kikyō puts her arms around the saint, and discovers that he was sad not because of his hatred for humans or the world, but because he wanted to die a saint, which didn't happen. Hakushin didn't want to know his own weakness; and cried over the weakness of his own heart. Kikyō knows that it was painful, and Hakushin served enough people, and wishes for him to be free. Hakushin asks if it's alright for him to be free, and Kikyō says, "It's okay now." Hakushin closes his eyes, and his body disintegrates, leaving his soul floating up into the sky. Kikyō pulls Rasetsu's hair out of her dress, and it too disintegrates, and Rasetsu's soul floats away. The soul disappears, and Kikyō knows it was purified.

## Quotes

* "*I wanted to die an admirable death as a saint, but it was not to be. I did not want to admit my own weakness. So I cried in despair over the weakness of my own heart.*"―Hakushin[src]
InuMsH

InuMsH is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Ms. Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Yura of the Demon-Hair**

**Aristocratic Assassin, Sesshomaru**

**Two Hearts, One Mind**

**The Plot of the Panther Devas**

**Gap Between the Ages**

**Nursing Battle of the Rival Lovers**

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

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

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

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Naraku's Heart**

**The Day of Days**

**Kohaku's Shard**

**Thoughts Fall Short**

**Toward Tomorrow**
InuMo

InuMo is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Mō-Mō.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Tetsusaiga and Tenseiga**

**The True Owner of the Great Sword!**

**Kaijinbo's Evil Sword**

**Sesshomaru Wields Tokijin**

**Father's Old Enemy: Ryukotsusei**

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

**Totosai's Rigid Training**

**Hōsenki and the Last Shard**

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

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Meido Zangetsuha**

**Dragon-Scaled Tessaiga**

**The Great Holy Demon Spirit's Test**

**In Pursuit of Naraku**

**True Heir**

**Naraku's Uncertain Wish**

**Toward Tomorrow**
InuMus

InuMus is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Musō.

## 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**
InuMid

InuMid is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha 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**
InuYur

InuYur is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Yura.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Down the Rabbit Hole and Back Again**

**Yura of the Demon-Hair**

**Aristocratic Assassin, Sesshomaru**

## Manga

**Yura of the Hair**

**The Bone-Eater's Well**

**The Return Home**

**Yura's Web**

**Dilemma**

**Soul Transfer**

**Half Breed**

## Evidence

* Yura finds Inuyasha's silver-white hair especially lovely.
* Yura wasn't angry Inuyasha had hurt her but that "a half-demon she just met put his hand in her chest."
* Yura stated that once she killed Inuyasha, all his hair would be a "pleasure to control".

## Quotes

* "*Well, I never! A half-demon I just met sticking his hand in my chest?!*"―Yura[src]
* "*Half demon, half power. I should have known.*"―Yura[src]

## Trivia

* Contrary to this behavior, Yura seems to consider herself a lady, calling herself such when verbally reprimanding Inuyasha for his rudeness, and becoming outright furious when he ran her through the chest with his claws.
* Yura's trademark was her razor-sharp hair strands, which were apparently capable of cutting through anything except Inuyasha's Robe of the Fire-Rat.
* The scene when Yura obtains a strand of Inuyasha's hair with her net is not present in the manga.
* In the manga, both of Yura's hands were cut off by Inuyasha during their fight. In the anime, only Yura's right had was cut off. Also in the manga, Yura does not reattach her hands after they were cut off.
* In the manga, Yura mentions once about her wakizashi's name and its abilities after Inuyasha compliments how good it is. In the anime, she does not explain a thing about her special wakizashi and it acts as an ordinary sword.
* In the manga, Yura restrains Inuyasha's hand with her sword by stabbing through it after he punctures her chest. In the anime, she restrains it with her foot.
InuSakM

InuSakM is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha 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.
InuShip

InuShip is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Shippō.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

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

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

## Manga

**Foxfire**

**The Thunder Brothers**

**The Crush**

**Kagome's Last Hope**

**The Power to Devour**

**With Only a Scabbard...**

**The Cry**

**A Little Imp**

**Until the Eyes Open**

**Spider Head**
InuUra

InuUra is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Urasue.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Kikyo's Stolen Ashes**

**Return of the Tragic Priestess, Kikyo**

**Plot of the Walking Dead**

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

## Manga

**Earth and Bones**

**Empty Shell**

**Resistance**

**Betrayal**

**A Soul Asunder**

**The Forbidden Mountain**
InuRiki

InuRiki is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Rikichi.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

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

**Seekers of the Sacred Jewel**

**Kikyo's Stolen Ashes**

**Nursing Battle of the Rival Lovers**

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Thoughts Fall Short**

**Toward Tomorrow**

## Manga

**The Accursed Youth**

**Inuyasha Resurrected**

**A New Foe**
InuMir

InuMir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Miroku.

## 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**

### Inuyasha the Final Act

**Naraku's Heart**

**Kagura's Wind**

**Meido Zangetsuha**

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Inuyasha: Since Then**

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

## Evidence

* Miroku and Inuyasha almost acted like brothers and always looked out for one another.
* Inuyasha may not like how Miroku approaches life (women, villagers, opportunity), but he does respect the monk for his battle skills, knowledge of yōkai, and other worldly skills.

## Quotes

* "*I don't care if you die or not, but you're not gonna do it while I'm around, you got that? I won't be accused of abandoning you. I don't want no guilt trip! You're not gonna lay that responsibility on me!*"―Inuyasha[src]
* **Miroku**: "*I must say, Kagome looked upset. What went on between you and Kikyō?*" **Inuyasha**: "*The same thing that goes on with you and a woman.*" **Miroku**: "*GAHHH! You did* that *in front of Kagome?! Ghastly!*" **Inuyasha**: "*Maybe you should explain what* you *do with women!*" **Miroku**: "*Nothing!*"―Miroku asking Inuyasha why he made Kagome so upset.[src]
InuSet

InuSet is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Setsuna.

## 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**

## Trivia

* Setsuna shares a few similarities with her half-uncle Inuyasha; both lost in combat with a moth yokai and were restrained by said foe, had their daiyokai blood awaken to save their lives, and reduced their enemy to shreds.
ItsMei

ItsMei is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Itsumi and Mei Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Three Princesses**

After school, Itsumi says goodbye to Mei as she comes home to the apartment, unknowningly being followed by the groups of boys who bullied Towa.

**Akuru’s Pinwheel**

## Evidence

* Itsumi is one of Mei's best friends in elementary school.
* Mei left her grandparents house to meet up with Itsumi after school, noticing a flock strange-sounding crows nearby.
JakoKik

JakoKik is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Jakotsu and Kikyō.

## Evidence

* Although Jakotsu never really interacts with Kikyō, Jakotsu is intimidated by her strong spiritual powers, likely because Kikyō almost killed Jakotsu while trying to rescue Suikotsu.
* Jakotsu even retreats after obtaining the jewel shard from Suikotsu's dead body because of his apparent fear of Kikyō. In fact, before leaving, Jakotsu makes a remark saying "That priestess scares me more than anyone."
InuBan

InuBan is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Bankotsu.

## Evidence

* Inuyasha even offered him a chance to escape with his life, but Bankotsu turned it down in favor of battling with Inuyasha.
* In a form of irony, Inuyasha told Naraku that while Bankotsu was evil, he was mere decent than him as he fought for his late comrades.

## Quotes

* "*If you really want to know Naraku's whereabouts, ask my blade.*"―Bankotsu.[src]
* "*Cursed dog, you scratched my Banryū!*"―Bankotsu.[src]
* "*That's interesting. Were you always this weak, Inuyasha? Or is it that I've become way too powerful for you?*"―Bankotsu.[src]
* "*Don't worry though, Inuyasha. I'm not interested in tormenting someone as feeble as you; weaklings hold no appeal for me. Now die.*"―Bankotsu.[src]

## Trivia

* In the anime, Bankotsu was killed by Inuyasha's Bakuryūha after Banryū was empowered by a demonic aura. In the manga, Inuyasha sliced Bankotsu's body in half after he attacked with Banryū.
* The anime also took Bankotsu and Inuyasha's battle further to show that Bankotsu was skilled in terms of hand-to-hand, with Inuyasha only evening out the playing field with his stamina and resilience.
* In the anime, Bankotsu told Inuyasha the he had first met Naraku before the Shichinintai was formed. That did not happen in the manga.
JinMir

JinMir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Jinenji and Miroku.

## Their Relationship

### InuYasha

**Jinenji, Kind Yet Sad**

**Jaken Falls Ill**

**Inuyasha Shows His Tears For The First Time**

**Naraku's Uncertain Wish**

**Toward Tomorrow**

## Manga

**The Earth Boy**

**The Raid**

**The Half-Breed's Heart**

**The Belonging Place**
JakMor

JakMor is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Jaken and Moroha.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Inuyasha: Since Then**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru**

**The Three Princesses Strike Back**

**Sesshōmaru's Daughter**

**Wielding the Tenseiga**

**The Silver-Scale Curse**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**

**The Girl Named Rion**

**Hisui the Demon Slayer**

**Takechiyo's Request**

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

**A Place (Not) for Towa**

**Zero's Wish**

**Kirinmaru of the Dawn**

**Moroha and Family, Together Again**

**The Three Princesses Escape**

**Akuru’s Pinwheel**

**The Collapse of the Windmill of Time**

**When the Grim Comet Falls**

**Osamu Kirin's Apparition Conquest**

**The Grim Butterfly of Despair**

**Father and Daughter**

**A Never-Ending Future**
JakYume

JakYume is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Jaken and Yume no Kochō.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Dream Butterfly**

**The Gateway to the Past**

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

**Trap of the Two Perils**

**Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru**

**Secret of the Rainbow Pearls**

**The Stolen Seal**

**Sesshōmaru's Daughter**

**Wielding the Tenseiga**

**The Silver-Scale Curse**

**The Girl Named Rion**
InuAi

InuAi is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Inuyasha and Ai.

## Evidence

* Ai looks up to Inuyasha.
* Ai refers to Inuyasha and the other hanyo children as her siblings, often calling them brother or sister. They are not related by blood, she simply says this because they are all hanyos, and that she thinks of them as family.

## Quotes

* "*It's Inuyasha! He can save us!*"―A.i[src]
JyuYaw

JyuYaw is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Jyūbei and Yawaragi.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The One Behind the Forest Fire**

**Double-Edged Moroha**

**Trap of the Two Perils**

**Princess Aiya's Beniyasha Hunting**

**Kirinmaru of the Dawn**

## Evidence

* Jyūbei and Yawaragi were old friends and business partners, with her having presented him body parts from the demons she killed.
* They were shown to be civil with one another, often playing gambling games, though to Yawaragi’s frustration Jyūbei would usually win and leave her more in debt.
* Jyūbei was also one of the few people Yawaragi more-or-less opened up too, revealing to him her true reasoning for training Moroha so harshly.
KaeTow

KaeTow is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kaede 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**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**The Hidden Village for Half-Demons**

**Secret of the Rainbow Pearls**

Towa tells Kaede that Setsuna is treating her like she's a kid and she’s the one who's older. Kaede tells Towa that she reminds her of her. Towa asks Kaede who it was and wonders if it's Setsuna. Kaede tells Towa 'no' as she's just like her mother. Towa asks Kaede if she knows her and Setsuna's mother. Kaede tells Towa that she knew her mother very well and they lived together for many years. Towa asks Kaede since she and Setsuna are hanyos then their mother was a human. Kaede tells Towa that her mother's name was Rin and she was a very kind soul however some time after she gave birth to her and Setsuna that she suddenly disappeared and she doesn't know if someone took her away or if she left on her own. In a flashback, Kaede wakes up when an unlit candle is knocked over and notices Rin isn't around and goes to look for her. Kaede tells Towa it has been about 14 years since then. Towa wonders if Rin died. Kaede tells Towa that may be so. Towa tells Kaede that it’s pretty cold for her to say that. Kaede apologizes to Towa and tells her that in their current day she’s all too familiar with life and death. Towa apologizes to Kaede as she really doesn't understanding anything. Kaede tells Towa just like her mother Rin that she's a kind child as she un-lights a candle. Kaede tells Towa that she hopes she at least get some good rest tonight. Towa tells Kaede 'okay' and 'thank you'. Kaede and Towa tell each other goodnight and goes to sleep. Towa has a dream of the Dream Butterfly taking dreams from Setsuna and the Sacred Tree, and a glimpse of Rin asleep in the Sacred Tree and wonders if she could be her and Setsuna's mother.

**Hisui the Demon Slayer**
JinKir

JinKir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Jinenji and Kirara.

## Their Relationship

### InuYasha

**Jinenji, Kind Yet Sad**

**Jaken Falls Ill**

**Inuyasha Shows His Tears For The First Time**

**Naraku's Uncertain Wish**

**Toward Tomorrow**

## Manga

**The Earth Boy**

**The Raid**

**The Half-Breed's Heart**

**The Belonging Place**
KagAsu

KagAsu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kagome Higurashi 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**
KaeMor

KaeMor is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kaede and Moroha.

## 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**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**The Hidden Village for Half-Demons**

**Secret of the Rainbow Pearls**

**Hisui the Demon Slayer**

**Akuru’s Pinwheel**

**When the Grim Comet Falls**

**A Never-Ending Future**
JinSan

JinSan is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Jinenji and Sango.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Jinenji, Kind Yet Sad**

**Jaken Falls Ill**

**Inuyasha Shows His Tears For The First Time**

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Naraku's Uncertain Wish**

**Toward Tomorrow**

## Manga

**The Earth Boy**

**The Raid**

**The Half-Breed's Heart**

**The Belonging Place**
JinShip

JinShip is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Jinenji and Shippō.

## Their Relationship

### InuYasha

**Jinenji, Kind Yet Sad**

**Jaken Falls Ill**

**Inuyasha Shows His Tears For The First Time**

**Naraku's Uncertain Wish**

**Toward Tomorrow**

## Manga

**The Earth Boy**

**The Raid**

**The Half-Breed's Heart**

**The Belonging Place**
KannKir

KannKir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kanna 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**
KantFSan

KantFSan is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kanta's Father and Sango.

## Manga

**The Headless Demons**

**Between This World and The Next**

## Evidence

* Kanta's Father is also hinted to be very wise and was described by Sango as being perceptive when Kanta said his father told him to disguise himself as a human girl whenever he leaves their home if he was in danger so that "some idiot would always come to his rescue."
JakSet

JakSet is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Jaken and Setsuna.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Inuyasha: Since Then**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru**

During the clash between Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru, Jaken commented on how much Towa and Setsuna have grown up but don't remember who he is.

Kirinmaru decides to spare Towa and Setsuna but reminded him that they still need to work together before leaving. Before Sesshōmaru decides to leave with Jaken, who asks what to do about Towa and Setsuna, after sternly reminding Jaken to not tell his daughters about their secret.

**The Hidden Village for Half-Demons**

Setsuna explains to Towa after the fire she couldn’t do anything as she just sat by the ruins but someone came for her. In a flashback, a 4 year old Setsuna is sitting alone in the burnt-up forest. Setsuna hears a male voice call out to her before A-Un lands near her. Setsuna becomes surprised for a moment. Jaken secretly calls out for Setsuna to hop on A-Un. Jaken asks Setsuna what is it as she need not fear him and come now jump on. Setsuna stands up. Setsuna explains to Towa that she was led by a voice that she couldn't quite place and she was taken to the mountain. Setsuna rides on A-Un to the mountains before he places her in the forest. In the mountains, Setsuna carries a cloth of items and looks around before she sees A-Un fly away. Jaken tells Setsuna to survive and live as he and A-Un leave.

**The Three Princesses Strike Back**

**Sesshōmaru's Daughter**

**Wielding the Tenseiga**

**The Silver-Scale Curse**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**

**The Girl Named Rion**

**Hisui the Demon Slayer**

**Takechiyo's Request**

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

**A Place (Not) for Towa**

**Zero's Wish**

**Kirinmaru of the Dawn**

**Moroha and Family, Together Again**

**The Three Princesses Escape**

**Akuru’s Pinwheel**

**The Collapse of the Windmill of Time**

**When the Grim Comet Falls**

**Osamu Kirin's Apparition Conquest**

**The Grim Butterfly of Despair**

**Father and Daughter**

**A Never-Ending Future**
JyuMor

JyuMor is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Jyūbei and Moroha.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**The Cat Juan of the Old Temple**

**Meeting through an Apple**

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

**Meifuku the Meiōjū**

**The Gold and Silver Rainbow Pearls**

**Curse of the Man-Eating Pond**

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

**The Delicious Feudal Monks**

**The One Behind the Forest Fire**

**Double-Edged Moroha**

**Trap of the Two Perils**

**The Stolen Seal**

**The Three Princesses Strike Back**

**The Demon Spirit of the Sea**

**Takechiyo's Request**

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

**A Never-Ending Future**

## Evidence

* Jyūbei values Moroha's work.
* Acknowledging her skill, and perhaps to keep her from being an inconvenient and dangerous presence, Jyūbei directs Moroha towards other yōkai in need of slaying.
JakTow

JakTow is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Jaken and Towa Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Inuyasha: Since Then**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru**

During the clash between Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru, Jaken commented on how much Towa and Setsuna have grown up but don't remember who he is.

Kirinmaru decides to spare Towa and Setsuna but reminded him that they still need to work together before leaving. Before Sesshōmaru decides to leave with Jaken, who asks what to do about Towa and Setsuna, after sternly reminding Jaken to not tell his daughters about their secret.

**The Hidden Village for Half-Demons**

**The Three Princesses Strike Back**

**Sesshōmaru's Daughter**

**Wielding the Tenseiga**

**The Silver-Scale Curse**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**

**The Girl Named Rion**

**Hisui the Demon Slayer**

**Takechiyo's Request**

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

**A Place (Not) for Towa**

**Zero's Wish**

**Kirinmaru of the Dawn**

**Moroha and Family, Together Again**

**The Three Princesses Escape**

**Akuru’s Pinwheel**

**The Collapse of the Windmill of Time**

**When the Grim Comet Falls**

**Osamu Kirin's Apparition Conquest**

**The Grim Butterfly of Despair**

**Father and Daughter**

**A Never-Ending Future**
JakAUn

JakAUn is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Jaken and A-Un.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Hidden Village for Half-Demons**

Setsuna explains to Towa after the fire she couldn’t do anything as she just sat by the ruins but someone came for her. In a flashback, a 4 year old Setsuna is sitting alone in the burnt-up forest. Setsuna hears a male voice call out to her before A-Un lands near her. Setsuna becomes surprised for a moment. Jaken secretly calls out for Setsuna to hop on A-Un. Jaken asks Setsuna what is it as she need not fear him and come now jump on. Setsuna stands up. Setsuna explains to Towa that she was led by a voice that she couldn't quite place and she was taken to the mountain. Setsuna rides on A-Un to the mountains before he places her in the forest. In the mountains, Setsuna carries a cloth of items and looks around before she sees A-Un fly away. Jaken tells Setsuna to survive and live as he and A-Un leave.

**The Silver-Scale Curse**

**Takechiyo's Request**

**Zero's Wish**

**Father and Daughter**
JyuTak

JyuTak is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Jyūbei and Takechiyo.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**The Cat Juan of the Old Temple**

**Meeting through an Apple**

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

**Meifuku the Meiōjū**

**The Gold and Silver Rainbow Pearls**

**Curse of the Man-Eating Pond**

**The Delicious Feudal Monks**

**The One Behind the Forest Fire**

**Trap of the Two Perils**

**Princess Aiya's Beniyasha Hunting**

**The Stolen Seal**

**The Three Princesses Strike Back**

**Takechiyo's Request**

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

JakoKoh is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Jakotsu 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**
KagKoc

KagKoc is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kagome Higurashi 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**
JakInu

JakInu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Jakotsu and Inuyasha.

## Evidence

* Since their first encounter, Jakotsu is strongly infatuated with Inuyasha.
* Jakotsu takes delight in the idea of killing Inuyasha and keeping his dog ears as a "cute souvenir."
* Jakotsu tends to get upset whenever he doesn't get a chance to fight Inuyasha, especially if someone else from the Shichinintai is selected to fight the hanyō instead.
* Inuyasha on the other hand is disturbed by Jakotsu's behavior.
* Inuyasha recognizes Jakotsu as a deadly opponent in their battles.
* Jakotsu and Inuyasha have their final battle at Mount Hakurei, where he admits that regardless of Inuyasha's form, he still finds him attractive.
* Jakotsu does not mind dying by Inuyasha's hands and gladly offers him the chance, but Inuyasha simply leaves Jakotsu wounded, promising to kill him if he tries to attack him again.

## Quotes

* "*So tell me, Inuyasha, what do you think of Jakotsu of the Band of Seven, huh?!*"―Jakotsu.[src]
* "*Are you the one I'm searching for? Are you Inuyasha? ... You're adorable! I especially love those fuzzy ears of yours! I want them.*"―Jakotsu.[src]
* "*Inuyasha is handsome, but you're pretty sexy yourself, monk.*"―Jakotsu.[src]
* "*He's deadly... killed by his brother on my way to kill Inuyasha? I couldn't live with myself if that happened. Oh, we wouldn't want that, would we, Inuyasha?*"―Jakotsu.[src]
* "*Bye bye, Inuyasha. Of all the men who have died by my sword, I have to say I like you the best.*"―Jakotsu.[src]
* "*Inuyasha, what are you waiting for? Just finish me. I don't mind dying by your hands Inuyasha.*"―Jakotsu.[src]
JyuRik

JyuRik is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Jyūbei and Riku.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Meeting through an Apple**

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

Jyūbei is fishing in the river when Riku appears on a boat. Riku asks Jyūbei that he was night fishing and he's got taste. Jyūbei tells Riku if it isn't him and he didn't need to come all this way here as he puts his items down and walks towards Riku. Jyūbei tells Riku that he can call on Takechiyo anytime to get business done then helps Riku get off his boat. Riku tells Jyūbei that he met her. Jyūbei asks Riku who he met. Riku tells Jyūbei that it's Sesshōmaru's daughter and he believes her name was Towa and he likes her as she's got something he and Jyūbei don't. Jyūbei tells Riku that Towa, Setsuna, and Moroha can probably defeat the Four Perils for him. Riku walks forward a bit and tells Jyūbei that he never liked the Four Perils as they lacked taste. Jyūbei tells Riku that he for one cannot thank him enough for his patronage then takes out his Green Rainbow Pearl. Riku tells Jyūbei to have the remaining Four Perils defeated as he's decided that he'll be taking their Rainbow Pearls then flicks his earring to fill Jyūbei's bag with a large sum of gold his services. Jyūbei tells Riku that he understood but with his powers he could easily destroy the Four Perils without having to put a bounty on them. Riku tells Jyūbei to come on as like he said he hates the Four Perils and it's his policy to only kill the ones he loves as he starts to fish then catches one. Riku tells Jyūbei that he'll get the 'Hanyō Princesses' and their 3 Rainbow Pearls and he just wonders if he can wait until he has all 7 Rainbow Pearls.

**The One Behind the Forest Fire**

**Trap of the Two Perils**

**The Stolen Seal**

**The Three Princesses Strike Back**
KiriSak

KiriSak is the term used to refer to the relationship between Kirinmaru and Sakasa.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Zero's Wish**

**The Grim Butterfly of Despair**

**Father and Daughter**

## Evidence

* Sakasa was the individual responsible for Kirinmaru's resentment towards hanyō.

## Quotes

* *“Heh... Guess that's what you get for bringing that child to the battlefield..."—*Sakasa's last words to Kirinmaru.[src]
LICKann

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

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The Single Arrow of Chaos**

**Kagome's Instinctive Choice**

**Protect and Plunder!**

**The Cruel Reunion of Fate**

**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**
JakMir

JakMir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Jakotsu and Miroku.

## Evidence

* When the two first meet, Jakotsu thinks of Miroku as sexy.
* Miroku is repulsed and seriously considers using his Wind Tunnel on Jakotsu.

## Quotes

* "*Inuyasha is handsome, but you're pretty sexy yourself, monk."*―Jakotsu.[src]
KohSakM

KohSakM is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kohaku 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.
KohKir

KohKir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kohaku and Kirara.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Toward Tomorrow**

Kohaku is revealed to be traveling around with Kirara, slaying Yōkai for those in need. Tōtōsai gives him a new weapon, although he says it's heavier than his old one; Kohaku is thankful regardless. The old swordsmith then asks Kohaku if he still visits his sister Sango from time to time. With a smile, Kohaku laughs, saying "No, their home is kind of crowded."

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Inuyasha: Since Then**

**The Three Princesses**

**The Gateway to the Past**

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**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**

**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**

**Kirinmaru of the Dawn**

**The Three Princesses Escape**

**When the Grim Comet Falls**

**Osamu Kirin's Apparition Conquest**

**The Grim Butterfly of Despair**

**Father and Daughter**

**A Never-Ending Future**

## Evidence

* Kohaku and Kirara have a close relationship.
* Following the three year time skip, Kirara acted as Kohaku's partner in his quest to become a stronger demon slayer.
KiriKag

KiriKag is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kirinmaru and Kagome Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Gateway to the Past**

**Meeting through an Apple**

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**Double-Edged Moroha**

**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**
KiriRio

KiriRio is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kirinmaru and Rion.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Silver-Scale Curse**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**

**The Girl Named Rion**

**Takechiyo's Request**

**Nanahoshi's Mini Galaxy**

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

**Zero's Wish**

**Kirinmaru of the Dawn**

**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**

**A Never-Ending Future**

## Evidence

* Kirinmaru is Rion's father.
* Kirinmaru is overprotective of Rion.

## Quotes

* "*Rion. Rion! It is dangerous for you to leave the cocoon. Go back inside and be a good girl. You must never leave Mount Musubi.*"―Kirinmaru.[src]
* "*Wow! That's amazing father!*"―Rion.[src]
* "*Please, defeat my father and protect the world that I love.*"―Rion.[src]
* "*No, father. I have already escaped the shackles you put on me! I will make myself move...and get away from here! I will defy fate. I will take this body you made from my bones and grave soil, and I will use it to rise again! From now on, I will travel on my own strength, my own path!*"―Rion.[src]
* "*Forgive me daughter... The Dog Demon of the West said this would happen... He was right... I did this to you... I'm sorry Rion... Please forgive me...*"―Kirinmaru grieving over his daughter's death.[src]
KohLIC

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

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The Single Arrow of Chaos**

**Kagome's Instinctive Choice**

**Protect and Plunder!**

**The Cruel Reunion of Fate**

**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**
KiriYume

KiriYume is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kirinmaru and Yume no Kochō.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Dream Butterfly**

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

**The One Behind the Forest Fire**

**Trap of the Two Perils**

**Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru**

**Secret of the Rainbow Pearls**

**The Stolen Seal**

**Sesshōmaru's Daughter**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**

**The Girl Named Rion**
KontBlueO

KontBlueO is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Konton and Blue Ogre.

## 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**
KiriRin

KiriRin is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kirinmaru and Rin.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Gateway to the Past**

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**Secret of the Rainbow Pearls**

**The Stolen Seal**

**The Half-Demon Princesses' Counterattack**

**Sesshōmaru's Daughter**

**Wielding the Tenseiga**

**The Silver-Scale Curse**

**Kirinmaru of the Dawn**

**Moroha and Family, Together Again**

**The Three Princesses Escape**

**Akuru’s Pinwheel**

**The Collapse of the Windmill of Time**

**When the Grim Comet Falls**

**Osamu Kirin's Apparition Conquest**

**The Grim Butterfly of Despair**

**Father and Daughter**

**A Never-Ending Future**
KohHis

KohHis is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kohaku and Hisui.

## 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**

## Evidence

* Kohaku is Hisui's maternal uncle.
KogInu

KogInu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kōga and Inuyasha.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Kagome Kidnapped by Koga, the Wolf Demon!**

**The Man Who Fell In Love With Kagome!**

**Two Hearts, One Mind**

**Trapped In A Duel To The Death!**

## Manga

**Wolves**

**The Girl's life**

**Koga**

**Hostage**

**The Wolves' Cave**

**The Harpies**

**The Three-Way Battle**

**The Stronger Man**

**Why She Let Him Go**

**Dueling Emotions**

**The Other Side of the Well**
LICSan

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

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**The Single Arrow of Chaos**

**Kagome's Instinctive Choice**

**Protect and Plunder!**

**The Cruel Reunion of Fate**

**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**
KiriInuk

KiriInuk is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kirinmaru and Inukimi.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**The Stolen Seal**

Around 500 years ago in the Heian period, at the palace of Sesshōmaru's mother's where she and Zero were waiting as Tōga and Kirinmaru were waiting for the Grim Comet. Tōga and Kirinmaru jumped forward and destroyed the Grim Comet with Blasting Barrage and Meidō Zangetsuha then looked at each other.

**The Three Princesses Strike Back**

At the palace of Sesshōmaru's mother's, Kirinmaru visits Sesshōmaru’s mother. Kirinmaru tells Sesshomaru's mother that it's been a while and respectfully addressing her as 'Ladyship' as he bows to her. Sesshōmaru's mother tells Kirinmaru that it has been a while and was he well. Kirinmaru confirms this with Sesshōmaru's mother and tells her that it's wonderful to see she's beautiful as always. Sesshōmaru's mother tells Kirinmaru that no need for flattery and to stop calling her by that name as that era has long since passed. Kirinmaru tells Sesshōmaru's mother that it seems Zero has been causing her some trouble. Sesshōmaru's mother questions Kirinmaru that Zero has not changed as she seems to be meddling in the affairs of Sesshōmaru's daughters but she struggles to see the point. Kirinmaru agrees with Sesshōmaru's mother. Sesshōmaru's mother tells Kirinmaru that Zero can do what she wants as she cares not what happens to Towa and Setsuna and besides a hanyō's true worth comes from survival. Kirinmaru tells Sesshomaru's mother that he's glad to hear that and since he is being targeted by Towa and Setsuna and he's afraid he simply cannot let them go unharmed. Kirinmaru looks at the Windmill of Time nearby. Kirinmaru asks Sesshomaru's mother has the Windmill of Time moved at all. Sesshōmaru's mother tells Kirinmaru that the Windmill of Time has not and she hasn't even seen Akuru these past several years. Kirinmaru tells Sesshōmaru's mother that Sesshōmaru is having some difficulty finding Akuru’s pinwheel. Sesshomaru's mother tells Kirinmaru that she's sure that is just Sesshōmaru's way of passing time. Kirinmaru tells Sesshōmaru's mother that he thinks Sesshōmaru’s true intention is to take care of Towa and Setsuna. Sesshōmaru's mother tells Kirinmaru that cannot be possible as that would almost make Sesshōmaru seem human. Kirinmaru agrees with Sesshōmaru's mother before he looks at the Windmill of Time.

**Akuru’s Pinwheel**

**The Collapse of the Windmill of Time**

## Evidence

* Kirinmaru treated Sesshōmaru's mother with the formal title of your ladyship even when she no longer ruled the Western Land.
* Sesshōmaru's mother seems to be on peaceful terms with Kirinmaru as she seems aware of his intentions with the Windmill of Time.
KonMor

KonMor is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Konton and Moroha.

## 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**
KiraKoc

KiraKoc is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kirara 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**
KikTsu

KikTsu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kikyō 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

* "*Kikyō, you... you're dead. That body that you are inhabiting is neither mortal nor that of a demon. It's a counterfeit. Kikyō, you walk only by the grace of borrowed spirits yet you dare to lecture me?*"―Tsubaki.[src]
* "*You are such a cold woman. No, you are not a woman... You are definitely a priestess.*"―Tsubaki.[src]
* "*Kikyō, here is a piece of advice from one priestess to another. When a priestess abandons all human feelings, her true powers come alive. But if one is a woman, it's only natural to fall in love. Do not forget this. You must not fall in love. Do not let a man desire you. If such a man ever appears before you, you will die a violent death.*"―Tsubaki.[src]
* "*I've heard you've fallen in love with that worthless half-demon.*"―Tsubaki.[src]