Inu-Yasha: A Feudal Fairy Tale #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis sixth volume of Viz's Inu-Yasha: A Feudal Fairy Tale continues the adventures of the half-demon Inu-Yasha and the time-traveling schoolgirl Kagome as they search for the shattered Shikon Jewel. The collection advances the ongoing conflict with the villainous Naraku, who manipulates events from the shadows, while deepening the bonds between the growing cast of characters. It includes chapters from the original manga series by Rumiko Takahashi, maintaining the blend of action, romance, and feudal-era fantasy that defines the story.
In "Hatred Unspent," Miroku's long-buried curse surfaces, revealing a dark connection to the elusive demon Naraku—whose shadow may stretch even to the fate of Kikyo. As secrets unravel and old wounds resurface, Kagome extends an unexpected offer, pulling Miroku into the group’s journey. Written by Rumiko Takahashi, Mari Morimoto, and Gerard Jones, with art by Takahashi and inks by Wayne Truman and Bill Schuh, this 2000 Viz issue features cover art by Takahashi and Hidemi Sahara.
In "A Soul Asunder," Kagome’s lingering connection to her soul stirs as Kikyo’s corpse, sustained by Urasue’s magic and fueled by her enduring hatred of Inuyasha, persists in the world. The fragile balance between life and spirit unravels as past wounds resurface, testing bonds that were never meant to last.
In "Monk On The Make," Kagome and Inuyasha cross paths with Miroku, a wandering Buddhist monk whose charm and questionable morals quickly come into question when he sets his sights on Kagome’s jewel shards. As the journey continues, the tension between faith, greed, and trust begins to unravel in unexpected ways.
In "The Cursed Hand," Miroku’s hidden affliction surfaces as he reveals the demon Naraku’s curse has taken hold of his right hand. As tensions rise and memories of Kikyo resurface, Inuyasha begins to suspect a darker connection between the curse and her death. With Kagome’s quiet resolve, the group faces an uncertain path forward—bound not by choice, but by the weight of secrets long buried.
In "The Monster Within," Inuyasha faces a terrifying foe whose brushwielded ink flows like blood, turning art into a weapon of possession. Meanwhile, Miroku senses danger closing in on a mysterious princess, drawn to her despite the shadows swirling around her.
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