Rumiko Takahashi
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| Original Title: | 犬夜叉 1 |
| ISBN: | 1569319472 (ISBN13: 9781569319475) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | InuYasha #1 |
| Characters: | InuYasha, Kagome Higurashi, Kikyo, Kaede |
| Setting: | Japan |
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I have never read this book. Ever. In my life. But that doesn't matter. I've watched the anime. And my friend has read it and said that they were, like, exactly the same. So, after saying that, I may get on to my review. *Takes a deep breath." OMGOMGOMGOMG THIS IS THE BEST SERIES ON THE FUCKING PLANET IT IS HEARTWARMING AND DARK AND ROMANTIC AND FULL OF ACTION AND ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Okay, got that out of my system. This entire series is amazing. I laughed, cried, and bit my nails along with the characters. They are all so diverse and deep and complicated that I swear it's almost like Rumiko wrote about real people. The cast is so large and yet every one of the characters has their own unique look and personality, and that's, like, impossible to do. I am obssessed with this series, and proud of it. I have it as a skin on my laptop. I've written fanfictions about it. I am absolutely in love with the demon Bankotsu (you'll meet him late in the series). I have the freaking TV season box sets. I am the biggest Inuyasha otaku there is. And unashamed to admit it. This series made me sob bitter tears and laugh until my sides hurt. It made me squeal during the romantic moments and scream when something bad happened to a character. I yelled at the TV for twenty minutes when Inuyasha was being an idiot because he almost seems like a real guy (minus the dog ears) making real mistakes. If there is one person on this planet who does not read/watch this series, then God will have failed. Seriously. How any simple human can create comething so otherworldly out of mere pen and paper is amazing. If you are hesitating about buying this... GROW SOME BALLS AND GET IT! YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!!!!!!Point Epithetical Books InuYasha: Turning Back Time (InuYasha #1)
| Title | : | InuYasha: Turning Back Time (InuYasha #1) |
| Author | : | Rumiko Takahashi |
| Book Format | : | Ebook |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 192 pages |
| Published | : | April 2nd 2003 by VIZ Media LLC (first published April 18th 1997) |
| Categories | : | Sequential Art. Manga. Fantasy. Graphic Novels. Romance. Comics. Adventure. Young Adult |
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the shameless manga reviewing continues with another manga that dominated my teen life, INUYASHA.I remember seeing the anime on Adult Swim before tracking down the comic. back then when Adult Swim was still pretty fresh, I would TAPE (yes, TAPE) the anime hours and one night I happened to have an episode of Inuyasha on my tape. then the madness started.Inuyasha is a story set in early medieval Japan which is what I think makes it so interesting. the focus is on what happens on the other side ofThis took approximately forever to get through. There are so many freaking volumes. At first, I enjoyed it, because it was kind of funny and silly. Unfortunately, it's incredibly formulaic and repetitive, kind of like episodes of The Power Rangers. You know what's going to happen, but it takes all of time to get there.Basically, for about fifty of the volumes, they keep having skirmishes with the big bad of the series, Naraku. He's a hanyou like Inuyasha, determined to use the Shikon no Tama to
InuYasha is a series that I adore. While I watched the anime I feel in love with the characters and would end up sneaking out of my bedroom late at night to catch the show week after week. It was the show that introduced me to anime and at the time I didn't even know what manga was.It would make sense for my adoration to transfer itself over to the manga. I mean, they did end the anime series early and it's one of my favourite properties of all time. However, my love for the story and characters
I have never read this book. Ever. In my life.But that doesn't matter. I've watched the anime. And my friend has read it and said that they were, like, exactly the same.So, after saying that, I may get on to my review. *Takes a deep breath."OMGOMGOMGOMG THIS IS THE BEST SERIES ON THE FUCKING PLANET IT IS HEARTWARMING AND DARK AND ROMANTIC AND FULL OF ACTION AND ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Okay, got that out of my system.This entire series is amazing. I laughed, cried, and bit my nails
Before I go into any detail about this manga let me first go onto a short rant. So I was originally going to do a review on a whole manga series and the same review would be on every volume. But certain manga series (like this one) are over 20 volumes. So I decided to it the series piece by piece and for this review I'm going to go over the first volume and then volumes 2 & 3 will be roughly the same. So let's get started. Before I talk about the plot I'm going to talk about my past
Once again a manga I've read already several times before.... couple of years ago. But can't remember really when. But I think it's the first time I've read it in English. I really loved it when I was a child and I am glad that nothing has changed. I still love the story and the plot... oh and the characters! Gotta love them!! The conversations still can make me laugh like I've never read them before.
Its been years since I binged watched the entire Inu-yasha anime, so I thought, why not give the manga a try? My next question is; if you read it from front to back like a normal book is it really a manga? Ive not read many but the ones I have you read from back to front.Either way, from what I can remember the show must stick to the books fairly well. Reading this just makes me want to watch the show all over again. But, I guess instead I could continue with the books. Even if the books insist
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