InuYasha [Inu-Yasha] #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume continues the feudal fairy tale as Inuyasha and Kagome face new threats in their quest to collect the shattered Shikon Jewel shards. The story deepens with revelations about Naraku's machinations and the tragic pasts of key characters, including Sango and Miroku. Viz's release collects the original Japanese chapters in the standard flipped format for English readers.
In "The Stone Flower," Inuyasha and the group push forward on a dangerous mission to reclaim Koga's shards from Kagura—despite Inuyasha being trapped in human form. As tensions rise, Kagura seeks an alliance with Sesshomaru, offering the shards in exchange for freedom from Naraku’s grip. Meanwhile, the full moon’s influence stirs something deep within Naraku, hinting at a shift in his power. Written by Rumiko Takahashi, Mari Morimoto, and Gerard Jones, with art by Takahashi and inks by her and Yuki Ameda, the issue’s cover by Takahashi and Ameda captures the moment’s intensity.
In "Desertion," Inuyasha and the group race to recover Koga’s shards from Kagura, even as Inuyasha is trapped in human form and vulnerable. Kagura, seeking freedom from Naraku’s grip, turns to Sesshomaru with a dangerous offer, while the full moon stirs something dark within Naraku himself.
In the quiet mountains beyond the village, Miroku ventures into the wilds to free the men enchanted and stolen by a demon of unmatched beauty. When Sango learns the truth of the creature’s allure, she follows without hesitation, drawn by duty and the quiet dread of what such power might cost.
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