InuYasha [Inu-Yasha] #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume continues the epic feudal fairy tale as Inuyasha and Kagome face the aftermath of a devastating battle with Naraku. The story deepens the emotional stakes for the half-demon and his companions while advancing the quest for the Shikon Jewel shards. Viz's collected edition presents the manga chapters in their original right-to-left format, preserving Rumiko Takahashi's classic artwork and storytelling.
In "Hall of the Bodhisattva," the InuYasha gang encounters Kanta, a river otter demon whose father was slain by Hakudoshi for his head. With Shippo urging them to act, they must first contain the dangerous headless body of the slain demon before attempting to recover the lost head. Written by Rumiko Takahashi, Mari Morimoto, and Gerard Jones, with art by Takahashi and inks by both her and Yuki Ameda, the issue features a cover by Takahashi and Ameda.
In "A Demon in the Belly," Miroku uncovers a chilling secret: the villagers are host to the eggs of a salamander demon sealed within a scroll dedicated to the goddess Kannon. When one of the possessed villagers attempts to force Sango to swallow an egg, the group must race to uncover the truth before the demon's influence spreads further.
In "The Headless Demons," the group encounters Kanta, a river otter demon mourning his father’s severed head, slain by Hakudoshi. With Shippo urging them to act, they must halt the father’s headless body before it destroys the countryside—before they can even begin to reclaim what was lost.
In the quiet dread of the Cemetery of Demons, Inuyasha confronts a grim truth: the final shard lies within the bones of Kanta's father. With Myoga's guidance and Totosai's ancient knowledge, he prepares to face the perilous journey to reclaim it—though the past may not stay buried.
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