InuYasha [Inu-Yasha] #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume of the Inuyasha manga series continues the epic feudal fairy tale as Inuyasha, Kagome, and their allies face escalating threats from the demon Naraku. Collecting installments from the original Japanese run, the story deepens the emotional stakes and battle sequences, advancing the quest for the Shikon Jewel shards. Viz Media's edition presents the action-packed narrative in its original right-to-left reading format for English-language readers.
In InuYasha #23, titled "Kidnapped," Kagome finds herself torn between her modern life and the feudal era when she returns to the 20th century for a crucial math test. But her focus is shattered when Inuyasha, unable to wait, crosses over to the present to bring her back—unaware of the chaos his sudden arrival might cause. Written by Rumiko Takahashi, Mari Morimoto, and Gerard Jones, with art and inks by Takahashi herself, this issue captures the series' signature blend of humor and heart, all framed by a cover co-penciled and co-inked by Takahashi and Hidemi Sahara.
In "Intermission," Kagome finds herself pulled between two worlds when she returns to the twentieth century for a crucial math test, only to be distracted by Inuyasha’s growing impatience. His sudden arrival in her time throws her into a whirlwind of tension and longing, testing the fragile balance between her duties and the bond they’ve forged across centuries.
In "The Ogre's Head," the group ventures to the haunted ruins of Ogre's Head Castle, where an ancient ogre's buried head may be stirring up demonic activity across the countryside. With tension rising and the past stirring beneath the earth, the journey tests their resolve—and their trust in the mysteries they can't yet understand.
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