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NaraSan

NaraSan is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku and Sango.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Enter Sango the Demon Slayer**

**Naraku's Insidious Plot**

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

**The Lake of the Evil Water God**

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Naraku's Heart**

**Kagura's Wind**

**Meido Zangetsuha**

**Dragon-Scaled Tessaiga**

## Manga

**The Soul of a Demon**

**The Exterminators**

**The Ambush**

**Within the Fort**
NaraTow

NaraTow is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku and Towa Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Inuyasha: Since Then**

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

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

**Takechiyo's Request**
NinmToka

NinmToka is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Ninmenka and Tōkajin.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Fateful Night in Togenkyo Part I**

**Fateful Night in Togenkyo Part II**

## Manga

**The Fruit of Evil**

**The Secret Garden**

**Stomach Trouble**

**The Night Kitchen**

**Peach Man's Nectar**

**The Enchanted Bow**

**The Soul of a Demon**
MusKik

MusKik is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Musō and Kikyō.

## Their Relationship

### InuYasha

**Terror of the Faceless Man**

**Onigumo's Memory Restored**

**Three-Sided Battle to the Death**

**The Darkness in Kagome's Heart**

## Manga

**The Man Without a Face**

**Peerless**

**Onigumo's Memories**

**Onigumo and Muso**

**The Heart**

**Naraku the Half-Demon**

**Kikyō's Life**
NinmInu

NinmInu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Ninmenka and Inuyasha.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Fateful Night in Togenkyo Part I**

**Fateful Night in Togenkyo Part II**

## Manga

**The Fruit of Evil**

**The Secret Garden**

**Stomach Trouble**

**The Night Kitchen**

**Peach Man's Nectar**

**The Enchanted Bow**

**The Soul of a Demon**
NaraMirrD

NaraMirrD is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku and Mirror Demon.

## 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**
NaraMus

NaraMus is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku 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**
NaraShip

NaraShip is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku and Shippō.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

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

**Naraku and Sesshomaru Join Forces**

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

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

**Naraku's True Identity Unveiled**

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

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Naraku's Heart**

**Kagura's Wind**

**Meido Zangetsuha**

**Dragon-Scaled Tessaiga**

## Manga

**The Cursed Hand**

**A Matter of Arms**
NaraAbi

NaraAbi is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku 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**
MusKag

MusKag is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Musō and Kagome Higurashi.

## 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**
NanTow

NanTow is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Nanasuke and Towa Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Three Princesses**

**The Dream Butterfly**

**Meeting through an Apple**

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

**The Delicious Feudal Monks**

**Princess Aiya's Beniyasha Hunting**

**Demon Spirit of the Sea**

**Nanahoshi's Mini Galaxy**
MusKae

MusKae is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Musō and Kaede.

## 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**
NaraKoh

NaraKoh is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku and Kohaku.

## Evidence

* Naraku was Kohaku's sworn enemy and vowed to destroy him.
* Throughout most of the series, Kohaku was under Naraku's control and his life was sustained by a Shikon Jewel Shard that was embedded in his body.
* Kohaku still acted as if he had no memory and was under Naraku's control, but he completely despised him.
* After that point, Kohaku placed little value on his life. He did not particularly care if he lived or died, as long as he was able to destroy Naraku.
MyoKiri

MyoKiri is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Myōga and Kirinmaru.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

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

**The Three Princesses Strike Back**

In the midst of Riku hesitating Zero’s commands, Kirinmaru makes his grand entrance to Sesshōmaru, Riku, Zero, Towa, Setsuna, and Moroha. Zero becomes surprised as she calls out to Kirinmaru. Towa says she was wondering when Kirinmaru would show up. Moroha says no wonder Myōga bolted when he could. The episode concludes with Kirinmaru’s grand entrance.

## Evidence

* Despite the Tree of Ages stating that Kirinmaru was power-hungry by wishing to warp time itself to his will, it was noted by Myōga that Kirinmaru was content in only ruling the Eastern Lands, which was supported by the fact that he left Tōga to govern the Western Lands in peace for years, with him expressing shock that Kirinmaru would be trying to rule the Western Lands and desires to warp time to his will and stating that he isn't the type to go this far.
MusKann

MusKann is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Musō and Kanna.

## 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**
MyoSet

MyoSet is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Myōga and Setsuna.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**The Cat Juan of the Old Temple**

**Meifuku the Meiōjū**

**Curse of the Man-Eating Pond**

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

**The Three Princesses Strike Back**
MyoJin

MyoJin is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Myōga and Jinenji.

## 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**
MukoKoh

MukoKoh is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mukotsu 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**
MyoTow

MyoTow is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Myōga and Towa Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**The Cat Juan of the Old Temple**

**Meifuku the Meiōjū**

**Curse of the Man-Eating Pond**

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

**The Three Princesses Strike Back**
NaraInf

NaraInf is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku and The Infant.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Farewell Kikyō, My Beloved**

**The Darkness in Kagome's Heart**

**Transform Heartache into Courage!**

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

**The Last Banquet of Miroku's Master**

**A Strange Invisible Demon Appears!**

**Entei, The Demon Horse Unleashed!**

**Untamed Entei and Horrible Hakudoshi**

**3000 Leagues in Search of Father**

**Hōsenki and the Last Shard**

**The Fiery Bird Master, Princess Abi**

**The Single Arrow of Chaos**

**Protect and Plunder!**

**The Cruel Reunion of Fate**

**Stampede of the Countless Demon Rats!**

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

**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**

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

**The End of Mōryōmaru**

**When the Jewel is Whole**

## Manga

**The New Body**

**Inuyasha's True Feelings**

**Darkness in the Heart**

**Suggestion**

**The Discarded Heart**

**Unique Among Women**

**Split in Half**

**The Blazing Hoof**

**Hakudōshi**

**The Headless Demons**

**Between This World and The Next**

**The Trident**

**The Village of the Holy Woman**

**The Castle**

**Orders**

**Restored Memory**

**A Broken Spell**

**The Way Home**

**Rampage!**

**The Mountain Man**

**The Nulling Stone**

**Stolen Objects**

**Goryōmaru**

**The Deformed Arm**

**The Swarm of Corpses**

**Kagura's Life**

**Goryōmaru's Fate**

**The Ogre Cliff**

**Using the Shard**

**The Evil Presence**

**Escape**

**Where is the Child?**

**The Stolen Kongōsōha**

**Moryomaru's Transformation**

**The Sage**

**Kinka and Ginka**

**Absorption**

**Flames of Tessaiga**

**Invisible Youketsu**

**Kōga's Decision**

**Confrontation**

**Absorption**

**Desperate Battle**

**The Baby's Miscalculation**

**Erosion**

**Divine Protection**

**Scars of Miasma**

## Evidence

* The Infant was Naraku's incarnation and heart.
* Naraku and The Infant feel no remorse for any of their actions.
RinMor

RinMor is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rin and Moroha.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Inuyasha: Since Then**

**The Gateway to the Past**

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru**

**Secret of the Rainbow Pearls**

**The Stolen Seal**

**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**
MusSai

MusSai is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Musō and Saimyōshō.

## 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**
NaraRiki

NaraRiki is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku 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**
NaraAsu

NaraAsu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku 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**
MusKir

MusKir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Musō and Kirara.

## 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**
NaraSak

NaraSak is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku 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.
NaraRoy

NaraRoy is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku and Rōyakan.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

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

**Naraku's True Identity Unveiled**

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

**The Deadly Trap of Kagura the Wind Sorceress!**

## Manga

**The Shadow of Evil**

**When We are Two**

**The Pierced Wall**

**Sensing Presences**

**Reunion**

**The Mark**
NaraKSF

NaraKSF is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku and Kohaku and Sango's Father.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Enter Sango the Demon Slayer**

**Naraku's Insidious Plot**

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Naraku's Heart**

**Sango's Feelings, Miroku's Resolve**

**In Pursuit of Naraku**

**Kohaku's Shard**

## Manga

**The Exterminators**

**The Ambush**
NaraSakM

NaraSakM is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku 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.
KogKyo

KogKyo is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Kōga and Kyōkotsu.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

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

**The Secret of the Pure Light**

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

**Koga's Solitary Battle**

**The Exposed Face of Truth**

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

**Final Battle: The Last and Strongest of the Band of Seven**

**The Power of Banryū: Duel to the Death on Mt. Hakurei**

## Manga

**The Ghost**

**Kyōkotsu**

**The Burial Mound**

**The Living Mummy**
RyukSan

RyukSan is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Ryūkotsusei and Sango.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Father's Old Enemy: Ryukotsusei**

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

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

**The Plot of the Panther Devas**

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

**MyoMor** is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Myōga and Moroha.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**The Cat Juan of the Old Temple**

**Meifuku the Meiōjū**

**Curse of the Man-Eating Pond**

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

**The Three Princesses Strike Back**
RokSet

RokSet is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rokuta and Setsuna.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Three Princesses**

**The Dream Butterfly**

**Meeting through an Apple**

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

**The Delicious Feudal Monks**

**Princess Aiya's Beniyasha Hunting**

**Demon Spirit of the Sea**

**Nanahoshi's Mini Galaxy**

**Mayonaka the Visitor**

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

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

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

NaraKae is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Naraku and Kaede.

## Their Relationship

### InuYasha

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

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

**Naraku's True Identity Unveiled**

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

### Inuyasha The Final Act

**Naraku's Heart**

**Kagura's Wind**

**Meido Zangetsuha**

**Dragon-Scaled Tessaiga**
RokHis

RokHis is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rokuta and Hisui.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Three Princesses**

**The Dream Butterfly**

**Meeting through an Apple**

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

**The Delicious Feudal Monks**

**Princess Aiya's Beniyasha Hunting**

**Demon Spirit of the Sea**

**Nanahoshi's Mini Galaxy**

**Mayonaka the Visitor**

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

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

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

OsaRio is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Osamu Kirin and Rion.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**

**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**
RengEnt

RengEnt is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rengokuki and Entei.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Entei, The Demon Horse Unleashed**

**Untamed Entei and Horrible Hakudoshi**

Inuyasha, Kagome, Sango, Kirara, Miroku and Shippo follow Entei to a valley where Rengokuki, Entei's rider, has just risen from his grave. After a brief trading of blows, Entei bears Rengokuki away.

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.
RikRio

RikRio is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Riku 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**

**Mayonaka the Visitor**

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

**A Place (Not) for Towa**

**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**
RioMor

RioMor is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rion and Moroha.

## 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**

**Mayonaka the Visitor**

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

**A Place (Not) for Towa**

**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**
RyukShip

RyukShip is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Ryūkotsusei and Shippō.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Father's Old Enemy: Ryukotsusei**

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

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

**The Plot of the Panther Devas**

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

RoyKae is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rōyakan and Kaede.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

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

**Naraku's True Identity Unveiled**

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

**The Deadly Trap of Kagura the Wind Sorceress!**

## Manga

**The Shadow of Evil**

**When We are Two**

**The Pierced Wall**

**Sensing Presences**

**Reunion**

**The Mark**
RenKir

RenKir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Renkotsu and Kirara.

## 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**
RikiUra

RikiUra is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rikichi and Urasue.

## 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**
RokMor

RokMor is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rokuta and Moroha.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Three Princesses**

**The Dream Butterfly**

**Meeting through an Apple**

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

**The Delicious Feudal Monks**

**Princess Aiya's Beniyasha Hunting**

**Demon Spirit of the Sea**
RikKagu

RikKagu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Riku and Kagura.

## Trivia

* This makes Riku's relationship with Towa very similar to the one that Kagura had with Towa's father Sesshōmaru.
	+ Both are demons born from the flesh of their respective series main antagonist (Kagura from Naraku and Riku from Kirinmaru) who initially served as antagonists but later became occasional yet untrusted allies of the protagonists against their respective creators. Also, like how Kagura developed romantic feelings for Sesshōmaru, Riku developed romantic feelings for his (Sesshōmaru's) daughter Towa.
RoyShip

RoyShip is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rōyakan and Shippō.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

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

**Naraku's True Identity Unveiled**

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

**The Deadly Trap of Kagura the Wind Sorceress!**

**The Plot of the Panther Devas**

**Target: Sesshomaru and Inuyasha**

**The Panther Tribe and the Two Swords of the Fang**

## Manga

**The Shadow of Evil**

**When We are Two**

**The Pierced Wall**

**Sensing Presences**

**Reunion**

**The Mark**
OsaMoe

OsaMoe is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Osamu Kirin and Moe Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Three Princesses**

At the end of the school day, Osamu Kirin was lecturing Towa about trying to conduct herself as one of the students. Towa thinks she won't be staying too long at the school. Osamu lectures Towa about being tardy and caught fighting with gang members. Towa thinks Osamu's going to call Sōta and Moe.

**The Gateway to the Past**

**The Three Princesses Strike Back**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**

**Moroha and Family, Together Again**

**Akuru’s Pinwheel**

**The Blackout**

**Osamu Kirin's Apparition Conquest**
RyuNara

RyuNara is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Ryūkotsusei and Naraku.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Father's Old Enemy: Ryukotsusei**

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

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

**The Plot of the Panther Devas**

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

MezKag is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mezu 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**
RikKyu

RikKyu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Riku and Kyūki.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Jakotsumaru of the Red Bone Palace**

**Meeting through an Apple**

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

A transformed Takechiyo is flying Riku to the mountain area. Riku says looks like he made it in time as he sees the battle between Kyūki and Towa. Takechiyo tells Riku that it's unusual for him to personally come observe things. Riku tells Takechiyo that he simply felt like it. Riku thinks to himself that wishes to see Towa’s Azure Dragon Wave attack that he knows she has inherited from Sesshōmaru. When Towa was done taking demon energy from the Purple Rainbow Pearl, she jump away from Kyūki as her Energy Blade has more demon energy.

Riku stands near Kyūki on the ground. Kyūki regains consciousness and sees that it's Riku. Riku tells Kyūki that was pathetic. Kyūki tries to reach for her Purple Rainbow Pearl with her hand but was stopped by Riku stepping on it. Kyūki calls out to Riku. Riku tells Kyūki that she was defeated by Towa's half-assed Azure Dragon Wave. Riku flicks his earring as it disintegrates Kyūki. Kyūki cursed Riku and then died with her skin melting off. Riku says this is why he hates the Four Perils.

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**
MusShip

MusShip is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Musō and Shippō.

## 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**
RyukInu

RyukInu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Ryūkotsusei and Inuyasha.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Father's Old Enemy: Ryukotsusei**

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

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

**The Plot of the Panther Devas**

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

RengKagu is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rengokuki and Kagura.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**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.
OniKoc

OniKoc is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Onigumo 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**
RoyMir

RoyMir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rōyakan and Miroku.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

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

**Naraku's True Identity Unveiled**

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

**The Deadly Trap of Kagura the Wind Sorceress!**

**The Plot of the Panther Devas**

**Target: Sesshomaru and Inuyasha**

**The Panther Tribe and the Two Swords of the Fang**

## Manga

**The Shadow of Evil**

**When We are Two**

**The Pierced Wall**

**Sensing Presences**

**Reunion**

**The Mark**
RyuSess

RyuSess is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Ryūkotsusei and Sesshōmaru.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Father's Old Enemy: Ryukotsusei**

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

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

**The Plot of the Panther Devas**

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

RikiShib is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rikichi and Shibugarasu.

## 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**
RikKag

RikKag is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Riku and Kagome Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

Kagome looks up and notices that the moon is waning a little and it's odd as it is supposed to be a full moon tonight and walks away before realizing that tonight must be a lunar eclipse as the Earth’s shadow covers the moon and it becomes dark. Riku calls upon Kagome’s name and introduces himself to her. Kagome asks Riku have they met before. Riku tells Kagome 'no' as this is their first time meeting. Kagome asks Riku how does he knows her name. Riku tells Kagome that she's the legendary priestess who made the right wish and purified the Shikon Jewel and words of her deeds has spread much further than she can imagine. Kagome asks Riku is that so and wonders if he has any business with her. Riku informs Kagome that a great cataclysm is approaching as every 500 years a comet called the Grim Comet travels close to this Earth and points at the sky for a moment. Kagome wonders about the Grim Comet. Riku tells Kagome that unfortunately large fragments break off and fall from the comet. Kagome looks at the sky. Riku tells Kagome that 500 years ago back when nobles were governing the land and war and famine kept spreading and many people died and because of that the population of demons grew and great demons who controlled them appeared in the East and West and she knows one of them quite well the Great Dog-Demon. Kagome says the Great Dog-Demon is Inuyasha's father. Riku confirms this and tells Kagome that the Great Dog-Demon and Kirinmaru were 2 Beast King and joined forces and eradicated the Comet fragment 500 years ago. Kagome questions Riku that Tōga help destroy the Grim Comet and was amazed. Riku tells Kagome that 7 days from now the Grim Comet’s fragment will fall upon this Earth once again but the Great Dog-Demon is no longer and Kirinmaru himself has fallen into a long slumber. Kagome eagerly asks Riku will Inuyasha be able to serve in Tōga's place and how can they awaken Kirinmaru from his slumber. Riku tells Kagome that he doesn't recommend awakening Kirinmaru as he hates humans and cannot forgive the existence of hanyōs and he wouldn't just kill Inuyasha and he would also most likely kill the hanyō that Rin will give birth tonight and her child as well. Kagome holds her stomach as she questions that Kirinmaru will kill her unborn child. Kagome asks Riku can't they do anything and isn't there a way to destroy the Grim Comet’s fragment while keeping Kirinmaru asleep. Riku tells Kagome that there is one way as if the Great Dog-Demon’s son combine their strength. Kagome tells Riku that if there's anything she can do she'll do it. Riku asks Kagome to convince Sesshōmaru and Inuyasha. Kagome tells Riku 'okay' as she'll see what she can do.

Kirinmaru, Sesshōmaru, and Jaken depart the area and Riku is shown secretly witnessing the whole thing. Riku is glad that the Black Pearl and Izayoi’s rouge were useful and smiles.

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

RinRio is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rin and Rion.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Silver-Scale Curse**

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**

**The Girl Named Rion**

**Takechiyo's Request**

**A Place (Not) for Towa**

**Zero's Wish**

**Kirinmaru of the Dawn**

**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**
MantShipF

MantShipF is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Manten 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**
RokNan

RokNan is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rokuta and Nanasuke.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Three Princesses**

**The Dream Butterfly**

**Meeting through an Apple**

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

**The Delicious Feudal Monks**

**Princess Aiya's Beniyasha Hunting**

**Demon Spirit of the Sea**

**Nanahoshi's Mini Galaxy**

**Mayonaka the Visitor**

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

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

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

OsaMei is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Osamu Kirin and Mei Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Three Princesses**

At the end of the school day, Osamu Kirin was lecturing Towa about trying to conduct herself as one of the students. Towa thinks she won't be staying too long at the school. Osamu lectures Towa about being tardy and caught fighting with gang members. Towa thinks Osamu's going to call Sōta and Moe.

**The Gateway to the Past**

**The Three Princesses Strike Back**

At Haneda Airport, Osamu walks over to Sōta and Mei. Osamu questions Sōta if that's him. Sota and Mei notice Osamu. Osamu greets Sōta. Sōta tells Osamu 'sorry' as he doesn't recall his name. Osamu informs Sota that he is Towa’s homeroom teacher and introduces himself. Sōta and Mei greet Osamu. Osamu Kirin asks Sōta how was Towa been doing these days as ever since she transferred she's been absent. Sōta tells Osamu that Towa's neuralgia has subsided but her rheumatism is still. Osamu tells Sōta that he hopes Towa takes care. Moe appears after returning back from a flight and says she's back. Mei waves to Moe. Moe thanks Sōta and Mei for picking her up. Mei hugs Moe and tells her welcome back. Moe notices Osamu and thanks him for always looking out for Towa. Osamu tells Moe that it's no trouble at all. Mei asks Moe did she bring her a gift. Moe tells Mei 'yes' and of course she did. Mei says apples as it's Towa's favorite and it looks tasty and she wants to eat it now.

**The Barrier of Mount Musubi**

**Moroha and Family, Together Again**

**The Blackout**

**Osamu Kirin's Apparition Conquest**

**A Never-Ending Future**
RinTow

RinTow is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rin and Towa Higurashi.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**Inuyasha: Since Then**

**The Gateway to the Past**

**The Dream Gazing Trap**

**Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse**

**Sesshōmaru and Kirinmaru**

**Secret of the Rainbow Pearls**

**The Stolen Seal**

**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**

## Evidence

* Towa is Rin's older daughter.
* Rin is shown to love Towa, along with Setsuna, very deeply and even offers to sacrifice her own life in place of theirs when they are threatened by Zero.
* Towa cares for her biological mother and was dismayed to hear that she had disappeared and Kaede's apparent detachment over it.

## Quotes

* "*Take my life! I'd rather die myself than have those two die because of me!*"―Rin.[src]
* "*Who is this woman?*"―Towa's reaction when she sees her mother inside the Goshinboku.[src]
* "*It’s true I’ve hardly had the chance to even hold them in my arms yet but even so, even so, my love for them as our children is just as strong as yours lord Sesshōmaru. I’d willingly sacrifice myself for them!*"―Rin.[src]
* "*I’m sorry, Setsuna. I thought you were too young to bear such painful memories. That’s why I kept them away from you. Go to Towa and tell her just how much she means to you.*"―Rin.[src]
* "*Towa, Setsuna. I am so grateful you were able to survive, both of you. But it breaks my heart you had to do it without me. That I wasn’t there for you.*"―Rin.[src]
* "*See that both of you come back alive. And when you do, you’ll let your father and I hold you for as long as you two will let us. Will you both promise me that?*"―Rin.[src]

## Trivia

* Towa inherited some of her mother Rin's traits;
	+ Both share the same lively personality, facial expressions, and having the same bangs.
		- In addition, her hair and eye color when the former loses her demonic power. During the concept of her design for the new moon, Yoshito Hishinuma included the idea of giving Towa the feeling of bouncy hair that her mother has.
RioSet

RioSet is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rion and Setsuna.

## 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**

**Mayonaka the Visitor**

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

**A Place (Not) for Towa**

**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**
RengHaku

RengHaku is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rengokuki and Hakudōshi.

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**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.
RikiKag

RikiKag is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rikichi and Kagome Higurashi.

## 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**
RenKoh

RenKoh is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Renkotsu 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**
RokuKae

RokuKae is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Rokuta and Kaede.

## Their Relationship

### Hanyo no Yashahime

**The Three Princesses**

**The Dream Butterfly**

**Meeting through an Apple**

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

**The Delicious Feudal Monks**

**Princess Aiya's Beniyasha Hunting**

**Demon Spirit of the Sea**
MezMir

MezMir is the term used to refer to the romantic relationship between Mezu 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**
OniMusM

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

## Their Relationship

### Inuyasha

**Terror of the Faceless Man**

**Onigumo's Memory Restored**

**Three-Sided Battle to the Death**

**The Darkness in Kagome's Heart**

## Manga

**The Man Without a Face**

**Peerless**

**Onigumo's Memories**

**Onigumo and Muso**

**The Heart**

**Naraku the Half-Demon**

**Kikyō's Life**