Inu-Yasha
By Rumiko Takahashi
Rated: T for Teen
Reviewer: Melfina
Date: May 27, 2003
Amount Read: Graphic Novels 1-7, 9, and misc. comics.
Review:  Done by Rumiko Takahashi creator of the famous Ranma 1/2, this series is outstanding.  The characters are well thought out and put together nicely.  The series also brings in some effects which I hadn't thought could happen.  Such as Inuyasha's sword, Tetsiaga.  It's a fang that transforms when used for the right cause, and only for that cause.  Also, all the demons are cool looking.  Some of my favorite demons are Haten and Miten.  I thought they were so funny.  Miroku's hands wander to places they shouldn't a little too much and the line, "Will you bear my child?" comes up frequently with him.  I love the humor that runs throughout what I've read.  If you're a fan of fantasy, then this is the pic.
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Publisher: VIZ
Price: 1st Edition $15.95
          2nd Edition $8.95
Reviewer: Aisha
Date: June 2, 2003
Amount Read: Graphic Novels 1-4, and Misc. Comics
Review: "Will you bear my child?" or "Get your head out of the gutter!" or "Sit!" are the funniest lines of this series!  With a varitey of unique characters, it makes sense that the creator of this series is the fabulous Rumiko Takahashi.  Not only does she love to create humorous characters such as the perverted monk, Miroku, but also adds hints of romance here and there along with some action.  The story is basicly about a teenager named Kagome.  She accidentally gets taken to Fuedal Japan, where she frees the half-demon, Inuyasha (thus the name of the series).  The two go on a mission to collect jewel shards in order to stop other demons from becoming powerful enough to kill everyone.  The two also meet characters such as the fox demon, Shippo, demon exterminator, Sango, and who could forget the perverted monk, Miroku!  One thing about this series to note is the action.  Horror fans will enjoy the gore that this series displays from all it's demon battles.  Don't forget Rumiko Takahashi's specialty: romantic comedies!  Yep!  This series is part romantic comedy!  Inuyasha and Kagome seem to have "hints" of starting some romantic flare, but usually ends with a "SIT!" command by Kagome.  Don't get the pun?  Try reading the manga to find out!