Inuyasha was and continues to be my favourite anime. It’s one of those feel-good shows that never fails to make me smile or laugh. The use of comedy, the plot, fantastical elements, dynamic characters, and the soundtrack, allow it to be a timeless anime. I could’ve continued watching it forever b...

Spoilers The first season is better than the second one The second season is basically fan service for Inuyahsa watchers. Most of them like S2 more as all they care about is the original characters not the story or the main characters of Yashahime. Moroha is weak character with no personality and...

Yashahime delivers an incredibly nostalgic and enjoyable experience that captures the spirit of Inuyasha through its familiar art style, amazing soundtrack, and lovable next-generation characters. While the series suffers from plot gaps, pacing issues, and underdeveloped character backstories tha...

this is the sequel to the masterpiece, that is Inuyasha I would recommend it. it's better than Boruto, and the plot about Inuyasha and Kagome's daughter and Sesshōmaru twin daughters, teaming up and fighting Kirinmaru the lord of the eastern lands. plot 10 out of 10 characters 10 out of 10 and, a...

When I first heard about this anime, I was really ecstatic. Inuyasha is one of my favorite manga/anime so imagine how happy I was when I heard of Inuyasha and Sesshomaru having their own kids in a new anime series! Opening & Ending Themes + Songs Edited by: Blushing Geek, scenes from Yashahime: P...

The three main girls are genuinely likable and their growth into a caring team by the end makes this sequel worth watching, especially during the improved second half. However, this falls far short of Inuyasha's quality with an unfocused first half, questionable power scaling for Towa, frustratin...

I liked the idea of this anime and I really want to like it but the execution of it just isn't all that great, I like the characters Towa, Moroha and Setsuna but the plot just didn't really do it for me, it didn't really seem to have much of any focus on where it was going and had me confused and...

This sequel delivers a perfect 10/10 plot and characters, with the next-generation story of Inuyasha and Kagome's daughter teaming up with Sesshōmaru's twin daughters proving absolutely compelling. The art is amazing and the inclusion of original characters like Sango and Miroku with their childr...

While many criticisms have already been expressed here for Yashahime, I believe that many have missed the mark entirely on what constitutes a good story and how they feel about it, and their own desire to what they wanted to see. As some viewers have already expressed, this is a story from renown...

So FIRST, this is season one, season 2 has a separate review page. the TLDR is that season one had a good idea but like an ADD kid in a toy store it lost focus fast. As there is not much to say, season one was not a good start BUT season 2 gets it back on track in a big way. The characters get li...

While the series suffers from inconsistent pacing, plot holes, and underutilization of original characters, it gradually improved to become genuinely enjoyable viewing. The structural issues with the story and character development are significant, particularly the neglect of OG Inuyasha characte...

While the core concept showed promise, this first season quickly lost focus like an ADD child in a toy store, delivering episodic content that pushed the main narrative to the background. Character development remained frustratingly limited throughout, making this a disappointing start overall. T...

The character designs beautifully capture the nostalgia of seeing the original Inuyasha crew again, but the anime suffers from poor story direction and fails to adequately explain what happened to the beloved original characters. Rather than watching this adaptation, reading the manga is strongly...

***maybe some slight spoilers*** Story: as some other reviews have said, the pacing is inconsistent. I feel like they were sloppy in fitting the background story to the show. There's a lot of loose ends-or in this case beginnings- it's like it doesn't want to feature the OG Inuyasha too much but ...

Man, this was such an average series. Painfully average. And this coming from someone whose childhood anime viewing experienced started out with Inu-Yasha, being one of the anime that really hooked me in. This was a weak, weak follow up. As with all sequels, I'll assume you know the events of bot...

Season 1 delivered exceptional fight choreography with dynamic sequences like Towa vs Setsuna and creative team attacks, but Season 2 abandoned this quality for repetitive scenarios and emotional manipulation through red threads. The sequel degraded into mere fan service for Inuyasha viewers, red...

Yashahime delivers a nostalgic treat with its faithful art style, perfect musical choices, and lovable new generation of characters that honor the original Inuyasha spirit. While the English dub takes some adjustment and there are minor visual inconsistencies, these are small quibbles in an other...

Despite being a lazy rehash of the original plot that relies heavily on nostalgia baiting, I found myself genuinely enjoying the show thanks to the episodic adventures with the hanyou trio that captured the original's spirit. The ending leaves everything unresolved and feels like a blatant setup ...

Inuyasha was one of the first anime I ever knew about, back in the days when it would run on Adult Swim alongside FullMetal Alchemist and the like. Seeing a sequel series announced honestly came as surprise at first, but I guess not even anime is exempt from the trends of modern media. Soon we wi...