InuYasha [Inu-Yasha] #41
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the final chapters of Rumiko Takahashi's epic feudal fairy tale, as Inuyasha and Kagome face their ultimate confrontation with the demon Naraku. The story reaches its long-awaited conclusion, resolving the fates of the half-demon, the Shikon Jewel, and the bonds between the group of warriors who have fought together across time.
In InuYasha #41, titled "The Invincible Blade," the stakes rise as Moryomaru seizes the power of Meioju's shell—along with Inuyasha’s diamond spears—while secretly being manipulated by the shadowy Akago. Written by Rumiko Takahashi, Mari Morimoto, and Gerard Jones, with art and inks by Takahashi herself, this issue delivers a tense, pivotal moment in the ongoing battle. The cover, a dynamic collaboration by Takahashi and Yuki Ameda, captures the intensity of the confrontation.
In the wake of a troubling revelation from Totosai, Inuyasha grapples with the growing power of the Tetsusaiga—power that may be too great for him to control. Meanwhile, Byukuya delivers the same unsettling news to Naraku, setting a new tension in motion.
In the quiet aftermath of battle, a wounded turtle demon named Meioju emerges from the shadows, driven by a desperate quest to reclaim a stolen fragment of its shell. When Inuyasha steps forward, claiming the creature is a corpse reanimated by the sorcerer Moryomaru, the truth behind Meioju’s haunting presence begins to unravel.
In the heart of a forgotten battlefield, Moryomaru’s sudden theft of Meioju’s shell sends shockwaves through the group, but even more unexpected is the way Inuyasha’s diamond spears respond—flying into action on their own. As shadows deepen and old enemies stir, it becomes clear that Moryomaru is not acting of his own will, but under the unseen command of Akago.
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