The Only Point I Kinda Disagree With Is The Part About Kikyo's Wish To See Inuyasha Again. Now I Can't

The only point I kinda disagree with is the part about Kikyo's wish to see Inuyasha again. Now I can't remember very well how it goes in the anime, but the Kikyo from the manga upon her forced resurrection says openly that she didn't want to see him, and that sounds logic since back then she thought Inuyasha had betrayed and deathly wounded her, so her only dying wish was for the Shikon Jewel to disappear off the face of the earth. Though... Well, of course a person is not made of logic alone, hate and love can even cohexist within the same heart, so it is still possible that deep inside at least a little part of her did want another chance to see Inuyasha again.

you ever think about how all kikyo wanted was a normal life as a regular girl? how she just wanted to wear rogue on her lips and fall in love with boys, and the one time she lets herself do that she's killed for it? and how even when her soul is reincarnated, she is still denied that quiet, normal life? you ever think about kikyo?

Or from killing himself

rewatching the inuyasha series as an adult is so funny because. kagome higurashi does not get nearly enough credit for how strong-willed she was at the tender age of 18. she gave up her life in the modern era, easy access to good medical care, food, running water, electricity, and pretty much every other comfort that she'd known and been accustomed to all her life, and did it cheerfully. meanwhile if the roles were reversed and you stuck inuyasha in a modern office job, trying to send (1) polite email would have killed him on the spot.

Happy birthday, @splendentgoddess! I hope you have a wonderful day!

Kagome who can't feel at home in her own damn home without Inuyasha is so

Just imagine what those three years separate should have felt like to her.

That "coming home shouldn't be so lonely" oh my God.

And I know that currently she really is alone at home, her family is off and everything, but it's not only that. That's just a narrative strategy to tell something more important.

I forgot that they specifically wrote Jakotsu waving bye to Kohaku and telling him to “[you] take care now, [Kohaku]!”

that’s so sweet ???