(I mean to the anime, not the manga, I know they're not in the manga)

I know DBZ movies don't fit into canon but there's not much to suggest that the Inuyasha movies don't.

However, there is one movie whose canonocity is confusing: The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass.

It takes place in a time when Naraku disappeared, he was absent until he was revealed to be that mountain or whatever it was. Yet, Naraku appears here. Seemingly they kill him, he was faking it to try to absorb Kaguya, Miroku kills Kaguya, Naraku disappears again. But it somehow doesn't feel right that Naraku actually turns up at this brief point during his disappearance. It feels out of place. Naraku was supposed to be missing until the end of the Band of Seven arc.

...however, Hojo's ancestor, Akitoki Hojo, who first appeared in this film, later appears in some episodes, the ones with Hoshiyomi and his demonic ninjas. Thus making it the only film that later episodes directly tie in with. So, if Castle Beyond the Looking Glass is not anime canon, then what's with Hojo's return?

Can someone explain this to me?

(If nothing else of course I like to think that Fire on the Mystic Island is canon, but there's a lot less confusion there, it fits in better.)

I really want the Yashahime manga adaptation and its individual chapters to have their own separate pages on this wiki. It doesn't seem fair to omitt any of them.

Hi I'm new to the inuyasha wiki, I love the anime though! It's nice to meet you and ping me with M.U.I if you want to be my wiki friend

What if Inuyasha and his family and friends had to journey to other lands and encounter other figures of mythology?

Like in China they would encounter the characters of the Holy Pearl (like Wen Tien and Ding Yao), Sun Wukong, and the Bull Demon King.

From Greek Mythology Hercules, Apollo, Athena, Odysseus, Artimus, Ares, Jason the Sailor Theseus, Hades, Poseidon, and Zeus.

From Norse Mythology Thor, Odin, Sif, Baldur, and Loki.

From Egyptian Mythology Horus, Ra, Anubis, Hathor, Bast, Sobek, Isis, Osiris, and Set.

If you EVER come online tell me what or who to ping you for and yes you can say everything I already ping someone for everything since they were active at the statt

Pings:

@Kencourager

So there's this trend on the ds wiki so I'm bringing it here

Guess who I am:

- I followed someone till they took me in

- I'm a child

- I hate humans yet love demons

- I love lord shishomuru (help I can't spell this)

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Random pings to random ppl bc we need more active people then Noel:

@AdmiralZod1

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And then ofc ping our loyal only person keeping this wiki alive:

@Noel Haynes II

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@Jeremy Grandison

And

@Kencourager

What if Naraku returned? Like through dark magic, and a cult that worshipped or followed him in secret. Think of it, The Return of Naraku. Or Revenge of Naraku. Naraku returns and targets Inuyasha and his family for revenge.

Who are yalls favorite InuYasha characters?

Pinging ppl who I've seen post before:

@Noel Haynes II

@Kencourager

@KaraZorElisLongPig

@Jeremy Grandison

Does anyone think Horai Island should reappear? If introduced sooner Toga then Sesshomaru would be king, and Inuyasha protector and warrior hero.

Inuyasha and his family could live on Horai Island, protecting it from evil forces.

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Call me Adeline!

Do you wish we gotten Manga first do we could gotten 4-6 Seasons not just 2.

Currently Inuyasha: The Final Act is on Netflix, but is it the Japanese version? Is the English dub on it as well?

This Inuyasha fan-art features the infamous kissing scene between Inuyasha and Kikyo in the episode, Kagome's Voice and Kikyo's Kiss, when Kikyo kissed Inuyasha for the first time since she'd been resurrected. Enjoy.

(References: Inuyasha- Kagome's Voice and Kikyo's Kiss, created by Rumiko Takahashi; owned by Cartoon Network)

This Inuyasha fan-art features, Kikyo, Inuyasha's first love interest from before he met Kagome. This artwork is taken from the episode, Kagome's Voice and Kikyo's Kiss, when Kikyo was sleeping in a tree as Kagome found her collecting the souls of women who passed away. Enjoy.

(References: Inuyasha- Kagome's Voice and Kikyo's Kiss; Return of the Tragic Priestess, Kikyo, by Rumiko Takahashi; owned by Cartoon Network)