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InuYasha [Inu-Yasha] #43
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe forty-third volume of Rumiko Takahashi's epic feudal fairy tale finds Inuyasha and the group in a desperate race against time. As Naraku's final transformation nears completion, the shards of the Shikon Jewel are drawn together, forcing a climactic confrontation that will decide the fate of the jewel and everyone caught in its curse. This edition collects the original Japanese chapters and concludes the main storyline of the series.
In "The Entrapped Brothers," Inuyasha grapples with his own limitations after Sesshomaru effortlessly defeats the Numawatari, leaving him questioning his grasp of the Tetsusaiga's true power. Determined to learn more, he sets off to find Totosai, hoping the blacksmith can shed light on the sword's mysteries. Written by Rumiko Takahashi, Mari Morimoto, and Gerard Jones, with art and inks by Takahashi herself, this 2009 issue from Viz delivers a focused, character-driven moment in the series' ongoing journey. The cover, a collaborative effort by Takahashi and Yuki Ameda, captures the tension between brotherly rivalry and the weight of legacy.
In "The Blade's Maturation," Inuyasha grapples with his growing frustration after Sesshomaru effortlessly defeats the Numawatari, leaving him questioning his bond with the Tetsusaiga. Determined to understand the sword’s true power, he sets off to find Totosai, hoping the blacksmith can guide him beyond mere strength.
In "The Sealing Chains," Inuyasha tracks down the demon responsible for stealing the Great Holy Demon Spirit's liver, only to find himself powerless when the Spirit’s ancient chains prevent him from drawing Tetsusaiga. With the blade trapped and time running short, Inuyasha must confront the mystery of the chains and the Spirit’s lingering will—before the truth is lost forever.
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