InuYasha [Inu-Yasha] #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume continues the epic feudal-era adventure as InuYasha and Kagome face the mounting threat of Naraku. Collecting chapters of Rumiko Takahashi's acclaimed manga, it deepens the emotional stakes and action as the group pursues the shattered Shikon Jewel shards.
In "Suspicion," Inuyasha faces a pivotal test as he attempts to master the Tetsusaiga and confront the demon side of his heritage by confronting Ryukotsusei—his father’s ancient foe, bound to a cliff for generations. Naraku, ever the manipulator, arrives first and frees the beast, turning the trial into a deadly trap. Written by Rumiko Takahashi, Mari Morimoto, and Gerard Jones, with art and inks by Takahashi herself, this issue delivers tense stakes and emotional weight, all captured in a striking cover by Takahashi and Yuki Ameda.
In "Sango's Decision," Sango tracks her brother Kohaku after he ambushes Kagome and steals her Shikon Shards, driven by the painful belief that only his destruction can free him from Naraku’s grip. Faced with a harrowing choice between vengeance and mercy, Sango must confront the weight of her past and the fragile hope of redemption.
In *InuYasha* #19, Sesshomaru uncovers the hidden truth behind Tetsusaiga’s power over Inuyasha’s demon nature, while Inuyasha and Miroku face a ruthless band of bandits led by the demon Gatenmaru. The story weaves tension and mystery through a clash of past and present, with secrets that could reshape the balance between human and demon.
In the shadow of a cursed cliff, Inuyasha faces his greatest trial yet—confronting the demon Ryukotsusei, a beast his father once bound but could never destroy. With Naraku already at work to turn the tide, Inuyasha must push past his limits to claim the power of Tetsusaiga and master the demon blood within.
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