InuYasha [Inu-Yasha] #54
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume concludes the epic Inuyasha saga, collecting the final chapters of Rumiko Takahashi's beloved manga series. The climactic battle against the demon Naraku reaches its ultimate resolution, as Inuyasha, Kagome, and their allies face their greatest challenges and find closure for their long journey.
In InuYasha #54, the stakes rise as Miroku fights to escape the wind tunnel’s pull, while Naraku’s presence looms over Kikyo’s village. Sesshomaru and Kagome race to find Rin, who narrowly escapes Magatsuhi—only to face the terrifying, full demon form of Inuyasha. Written by Rumiko Takahashi, Mari Morimoto, and Gerard Jones, with art by Takahashi and inks by both Takahashi and Yuki Ameda, this issue delivers intense momentum and emotional tension. The cover, penciled by Takahashi and Ameda and inked by both, captures the moment’s dread with striking detail.
In "Graduation," Kagome returns to her own time just long enough to attend her junior high graduation, a quiet moment of normalcy amid the chaos of her journey. As the Shikon Jewel darkens under Naraku’s influence, Kagome faces the bittersweet weight of leaving one world behind to return to another.
In the shadow of a corrupted jewel, Inuyasha is consumed by his demon nature, his humanity slipping away. Forced into a desperate choice, Kagome is handed a cursed arrow by Naraku—one that could end the threat he’s become, if she dares to use it.
In "The Wind Tunnel's Limit," Miroku fights to hold himself back as the cursed Wind Tunnel threatens to consume him, forcing him to flee Sango’s side. Meanwhile, Naraku’s presence stirs unrest over Kikyo’s village, while Sesshomaru and Kagome race to find Rin—she, in turn, fleeing the dark realm of Magatsuhi, only to confront a fully transformed Inuyasha.
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