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This quest eventually turns into a struggle against the Big Bad - the evil incarnate that is Naraku, a human-turned-youkai that seeks the Shikon Jewel in order to taint it and become a full-fledged youkai with powers far beyond anything any youkai has ever known, and whose plotting turns out to be behind just about all of the miseries that have befallen every main character.ДЄnd, just to throw some family drama into the mix, on occasion the heroes also have to deal with Inuyasha's elder half-brother Sesshomaru: a full blooded youkai who already looks down on his younger brother for his human blood, and outright despises him when it turns out their long dead father left one of his cool swords, Tessaiga, to his hanyЕЌ son rather than his 'rightful heir'. However, in addition to the romance angle between Inuyasha and Kagome, there is an overarching plot about the pair and their adventuring companions - Shippo, an orphaned, mischievous and immature kitsune Miroku, a cunning Buddhist monk with wandering hands and a ticking time bomb in his right hand in particular Sango, the latest (plus unfortunately and very recently the last) of a renowned clan of demon slayers, whose signature weapon is a gigantic boomerang made of demon bones and Kirara, Sango's nekomata companion, who can change from an adorable two tailed kitten to an enormous flying sabretooth at the drop of a hat - wandering pseudo-medieval-Japan in order to collect the pieces of the shattered Shikon no Tama/Jewel of Four Souls. The small-scale structure of the story is episodic, with many a Monster of the Week (usually literally a monster). Another noteworthy difference from most anime is that almost all of the characters who are supposed to be Japanese humans are actually depicted with black hair, instead of other Hair Colors. Significantly, this is one of the few Japanese fantasy anime that isn't set in a pseudo-medieval-European fantasy world just about everything in it is based on Japanese myths and legends. Japanese Ordinary Middle School Student Kagome Higurashi, granddaughter of a Shinto priest, has the ability to climb down into an ancient well on the grounds of her grandfather's shrine and, in doing so, Time Travel to allegedly-feudal-Japan this sounds cool until you learn that Youkai, goblins, vengeful ghosts, malevolent wizard-priests, short-tempered twelve-foot-tall ogres, and all manner of other creepy-crawlies are everywhere and you can barely swing your arms without hitting one of them. Inuyasha and several other supporting characters from the show appear in the Massive Multiplayer Crossover game Sunday VS Magazine: Shuuketsu! Choujou Daikessen.

In Canada, the dub aired on YTV where it was one of the channel's most popular anime shows.

Adult Swim aired the final episode of a very decent English-language dub in October 2006 and continued to air it in the very early Sunday morning slot almost continuously (the only other show to have run longer on is Cowboy Bebop) until 2014.

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The manga was serialized from 1996 to 2008 in Shonen Sunday, while the anime ran for 167 episodes on Nippon TV from 2000 to 2004.

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Inuyasha is an enormously popular manga and anime series by Rumiko Takahashi.