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Inuyasha - Deadly Liasons (Vol. 6)

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Miroku(voiced by Kirby Morrow/Koji Tsujitani) finally joins the group in this volume, which is why I was really looking forward to this one. Plus, Sesshomaru finally returns! And, the true villain of the series, evil-jerk-who-I'd-love-to-tie-up-and-roast-on-a-barbecue-grill Naraku finally makes his appearance! Naraku gives Sesshomaru an offer..... and Sesshomaru agrees to it! Oh, and demon paintings come to life! It's all in the 6th volume of Inu-Yasha! Too bad it ends on a cliffhanger, but it gets resolved in the next volume!

I have seen most of the Inuyasha episodes on adult swim late nights. The Inuyasha series intreges me because it has a mixture of all film types. What I wish to state is that this series has a love story like a drama movie. The story has some grand action like an action movie. Most of all, it has alot of mystery in each episode that keeps me thinking about what will happen next(that aspect is very hard to judge even after finding all the needed details. I saw this DVD with a friend of mine who is intreged by anime films. He and I both agree this movie is a must see for fans of the show, and many anime fans across the world.

I absolutely love this series! This dvd is especially great because you get to meet miroku, my favorite ... monk. I always end up laughing out loud watching this series and I have yet to share it with someone who didn't end up loving it. If your not familiar with the series, I suggest that you watch it on Cartoon Network's adult swim first. Then, once you become addicted you can purchase all available dvd's.

Rumiko Takahashi, "Queen of Romantic Comedy", writer of other great animes such as Ranma 1/2, Maison Ikkoku, and One-Pound Gospel, does it yet again with Inuyasha. Excellent crisp animation and sound that follow the original manga story closely. The dialouge is funny, witty, and the characters and plot are well developed, although this DVD isn't availible yet I've seen these episodes (111 InuYasha eps availible in Japanese as of May 21, 2003) and 36 availible in English on Cartoon Network. This is the greatest show of all time and the English version is 100 times better than the Japanese! This DVD also includes awesome extras and is priced right, usually about 10 dollars more expensive in stores, Amazon.com gives a great deal on this one.

Volume 6 of Inuyasha introuduces a new character named Miroku, who at first glance seems to be a new enemy. He's a monk who seems more interested in chasing women than he is in protecting innocents! He even tries to bust a move on Kagome, much to the jealousy of Inuyasha, and Kagome at times seems to be willing to spite her half-demon friend. But Miroku is not an ordinary human. His ancestors were cursed by the demon Naraku to pass down an awful but sometimes handy affliction. His hand is basically the equivalent of a black hole which, when released can suck anything, including our heroes into it! He also offers some clues to what happened 50 years ago when Inuyasha and Kikyo battled against each other. Inuyasha, Kagome, and Shippo will have to enlist the aid of this powerful young monk as Naraku and Inuyasha's half brother, Sesshomaru join forces!

Volume 6 of this excellent series offers all the usuals of Inuyasha. High production values in the animation, humor, horror, compelling storylines, and great character interaction. The mystery of why Inuyasha and Kikyo battled so long ago is a plotline that really picks your brain and you want to find out the cause. Engrossing. The extras are pretty lame as usual, in the form of Japanese promotional ads.

Haha. with perhaps one of the funniest introductions,we meet the lecherous monk, Miroku. definately a good buy. The combination of sophisticated humor and slapstick, along with the amazing fight scenes makes Inu-Yasha a truly great show, for those of you who havent started watching yet, hurry up! for the rest, this is an excellent addition to your collection, be warned however, that you need volume 7 to complete the titanic battle between Seshomaru and Inuyasha, that is facilitated by the as yet mysterious Naraku, who we learn has been pulling a lot of strings...

This is vol. is one of the number one vol.'s yet released!! they meet this Monk with a wind tunnel in his hand that can suck anything that gets in it it's way and once you are sucked in you are never able to get out there alive, they learn that his great grandfather was a victim of Naraku and this hole is passed down from generation to generation,but there is one thing that they still don't know about him.... he is a [strange] monk!! it is a very funny show!! I recommend this for miroku fans!!

The storyline introduces a new character to the cast named Miko. More and more of Inuyasha and Kagomas relationship is shown. Of course Shippo (the cutest little demon) is there. And Shessumero is back with a surprising tatic to get the sword of InuYasha! Watch it to see what happens! Oh, I should mention each dvd contains only three episodes and is only avaible in English and Japanese!

I really, totally liked this! Finally seeing that Miroku joined the team, it was pretty cool.... He may be a dirty monk, but he probably made Inuyasha realized he loved Kagome...
The Hell Painter... *shivers* I don't want to be a painter anymore! Not! I think it was cool that his paintings came to life, but if that were me, I wouldn't draw like that... Heh! I don't even know how to draw that way!
The last episode.... Was is not Sesshomaru and Naraku Join Forces? I think I remember that being the last episode.... I don't have the actual DVD with me at the moment... But I do have it! I'm gonna go watch it again! Bye!

Inuyasha is a great story and very entertaining. As much as I'm anxious to see the adventures continue, I fear the day they find all the missing shards of the jewel. Vol. 6 is the best DVD of Inuyasha so far and I am impatient to see the others, I've pre oredered all the future Inuyasha DVDs I'm able to so far, and have seen all the others. I truely recomend Inuyasha, I watch my share of cartoons (at least 14hours a day)and Inuyasha has me hooked the most.