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BUYER BEWARE | Inuyasha: Complete Movies Box Set | Noriko Hidaka, Willow Johnson

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	• Inuyasha: Complete Movies Box Set Noriko Hidaka, Willow Johnson Viz Video, 2007 average customer review:based on 20 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Inuyasha DVD's

I'm just so happy I found these DVD's! I'm a huge anime fan and they are a great addition to my collection.

Inuyasha Box Set Movies

I love this product! The movies are great, and I would recommend it. Great buy!

BUYER BEWARE

Beware the seller sports_arena. i bought this dvd set from them and found that it was missing the sound track cd's witch the amazon.com review claim it has. I dont if this was a mistake or a scam but it really isn't right.

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Very good

This is a great anima. you can even watch the movies with out the show as it tell you what is happning.

Inuyasha at his best

Inuyasha and his freinds do what they do best - fight demons and the evil Naruko and his creatures whereever they go. If you loved the seriesyou'de love the movies.

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The four Inu-Yasha theatrical features pit the cast of Rumiko Takahashi's "feudal fairy tale" against new foes: The search for the shards of the Shikon Jewel falls by the wayside as Kagome, Inu-Yasha, Shippo, Miroku, and Sango tackle these supernatural enemies. In Affections Touching Across Time (2001), the moth-demon Menomaru seeks to reclaim the powers of his father, who was defeated by Inu-Yasha's father during the attempted Mongol invasion of 1274. The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass (2002) evokes the Japanese legend "The Tale of the Bamboo-Cutter," when Kaguya appears, claiming to be the legendary Moon Princess. Swords of an Honorable Ruler (2003) reveals that Inu-Yasha's father, the Great Dog Demon, possessed not two but three swords: Tetsusaiga, Tenseiga, and Sounga, which are linked to Earth, Heaven, and Hell, respectively. When the Sounga is accidentally freed, its aura raises the soul of Takemaru, the samurai who murdered Inu-Yasha's mother. The villains in Fire on Mystic Island (2004) are the Four War Gods, powerful demons on the island of Houraijima, who preserve and augment their power by sacrificing half-demon children. The later films are darker and more violent, although the directors balance the mayhem against familiar comedic elements, especially Kagome and Inu-Yasha squabbling. The features all reflect larger budgets than the television series, as the filmmakers employ a variety of CG effects: explosions, lightning bolts, insects, monsters, and strangling tree roots. Affections Touching Across Time stands out as the handsomest of the films, with designs that suggest the woodblock prints of Kawase Hasui. The set includes CDs of the movie soundtracks and a booklet on the traditional Japanese instruments they feature, although more information on composer Kaoru Wada would have been nice. A must-have for Inu-Yasha fans. (Rated Teen: suitable for ages 13 and older: violence, grotesque imagery, brief nudity, alcohol use, risqué humor) --Charles Solomon

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