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Friday, September 16, 2005

   Inuyasha Review
Short Summary: Kagome Higurashi is a normal teenage girl until she is dragged into a well by a horrible monster! She comes out of the other side of the well alive, but she's suddenly in medieval Japan! She is saved by a half-dog-demon Inuyasha, who only comes along with her because she has a hold over him. The hanyou is looking for the Shikon Jewel, a powerful stone which would take away his human side and make him a full demon. But Kagome shatters that same jewel into many pieces when fighting off a crow demon! (bad coincidence) She seems to be the only person Inuyasha can rely on to find the shards because she also seems to be the only one who can see where they're hidden. Kagome relies on Inuyasha for protection. There's a steadily growing bond between the two of them and their friends, Miroku, Sanga, Shippo, and Kilala. But what reason will Kagome have to stay there once they find every shard?

Animation: 7-9.5 (it changes as the series progresses)
Drawings: 8
Writing: 9
Script: 9
Voiceovers: 9.5
Price: 5.5
Overall Rating: Excellent

Why I Liked It: It's very funny and also a good action anime. Good for both genders. The price is pretty much the only thing that gets me down! I don't like paying $30 for DVDs, not even for my favorites (well, MAYBE for FMA...:D') I generally like it though, and it's a good start on an anime/manga collection.
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