InuYasha [Inu-Yasha] #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this twenty-ninth volume of the InuYasha manga series, the battle against Naraku intensifies as Inuyasha and his companions face new challenges and revelations. The story continues to explore the complex relationships between the characters, including the deepening bond between Inuyasha and Kagome, while advancing the quest to collect the Shikon Jewel shards. This volume collects installments from the original Japanese series, maintaining the action-packed and emotionally charged storytelling that defines Rumiko Takahashi's epic feudal fairy tale.
In "Maelstrom of Evil," the stakes rise as Naraku strikes down Kikyo and casts her body into a pit of miasma, plunging the group into despair. Sesshomaru arrives to confront him, only to have Naraku twist his own attack against him—revealing a terrifying new power. Written by Rumiko Takahashi, Mari Morimoto, and Gerard Jones, with art by Takahashi and inks by her and Yuki Ameda, this issue delivers a pivotal moment in the battle for the Shikon Jewel, with a cover by Takahashi and Ameda capturing the chaos in bold, dynamic lines.
In "His True Purpose," Inuyasha races to save Koga from Naraku’s grasp, barely escaping the crumbling Mount Hakurei as the mountain collapses behind them. Outside, the tension peaks when Kikyo confronts Naraku, her presence shifting the balance of power in ways no one expected.
In "The New Body," Kikyo falls to Naraku’s final strike, her lifeless form swallowed by a pit of miasma. As Sesshomaru arrives to confront the demon, Naraku unleashes a twisted new power—turning the Tenseiga’s might against its wielder.
Inuyasha races to a distant village after hearing rumors Kikyo might still be alive, leaving Kagome and the others behind. Soon after, they're drawn into a dangerous ambush set by Akago and Kagura, testing their resolve in the midst of growing shadows.
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