Inu-Yasha: A Feudal Fairy Tale #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects issues from the ongoing manga series InuYasha, continuing the adventures of the half-demon InuYasha and the modern-day girl Kagome Higurashi as they search for the shattered Shikon Jewel in feudal Japan. Published by Viz as part of their English-language release, this edition compiles a portion of the story arc involving the villainous Naraku and the growing threat of his machinations.
In "The Typhoon," Inuyasha faces a dire new urgency: with Miroku's curse worsening and the hole in his hand growing, the only way to save him is to defeat Naraku—before the rift consumes him entirely. Written by Rumiko Takahashi, Mari Morimoto, and Gerard Jones, and illustrated by Takahashi with inks by Wayne Truman, this issue delivers high-stakes tension as the group races against time. The cover by Rumiko Takahashi and Hidemi Sahara captures the storm-laden dread of the moment.
In "The Wound And The Wind," Miroku faces a deadly deception when a mantis demon, cloaked in the guise of a stunning woman, strikes him down. As he fights to survive, the attack leaves his wind tunnel—his cursed gift and burden—severely damaged, threatening to unravel the fragile balance he's long maintained.
In "The Temple Of Innocence," Miroku seeks refuge with his old mentor, Master Mushin, haunted by the fear that his cursed wind tunnel will consume him as it did his father. Torn between duty and dread, he confronts the past in a quiet temple where the weight of legacy and the fragile hope of healing hang in the air.
When the Urn Keeper takes control of Master Mushin and turns him against Miroku, the temple is thrown into chaos. As a swarm of vengeful demons descends upon the grounds, Miroku must face both the possessed monk and the deadly forces seeking retribution—without knowing if he can trust anyone, even those who claim to be coming to his aid.
In "The Span Of A Life," Inuyasha and his companions face a growing urgency as Miroku's curse worsens, tied to a widening rift that threatens to consume him. With Mushin's warning clear—Naraku must be stopped before the hole grows too large—the group races against time, each step deeper into the danger that binds their fates.
In "Kohaku," Kagome and the gang stumble upon a village left in ruin, its silence broken only by the lingering scent of blood. Sango is shaken to her core when she encounters her younger brother, Kohaku—thought to be dead—standing before her, his eyes hollow and his loyalty now a mystery.
In "New Life," Naraku offers Sango a shocking choice: reclaim her brother Kohaku, restored to life with a shard of the Shikon Jewel, if she steals the Tetsusaiga from Inuyasha. With Kohaku’s fragile existence hanging in the balance, Sango must confront the painful truth of loyalty, loss, and the cost of redemption.
In "Sango's Betrayal," Sango makes a shocking choice during a fierce clash, seizing the Tetsusaiga and fleeing with her brother Kohaku toward the castle of The Young Lord—leaving Inuyasha and the others behind. The story unfolds with quiet tension as loyalty is tested and old wounds resurface in a world where trust is as fragile as a blade’s edge.
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