Shikon Fragments | Inuyasha Inspired Necklace & Earrings

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Sempre parti da ideia que Hojo é um ótimo rapaz e pretendente.

Pour one out for my boy Hojo. He’s such a nice boy. He clearly not only likes Kagome but also hears she’s sick and brings all these remedies and holistic medicines. He hears she has bunions and is just like “here you go, this will help”.

He’s a real one. With all these crazy things Gramps makes up (some range from being actually very serious to ridiculous) he’s just like, there’s nothing to be embarrassed about.

Then, she’s always running off and talking about how she’s sorry but she has something really important to do and he’s disappointed but he doesn’t get mad.

Someone nominate this man to be the next contestant on the Bachelor. He’s a total catch, a green flag, a true king.

Os 200 anos foram impostos pela Sunrise, Takahashi nunca determinou a idade dele.

Por isso, adotei pra mim que ele tem a força yokai mas envelhece como humano.

Então, pra mim, ele tem seus 18/19 anos tal qual Kagome

I love how in 99.9% of Inuyasha fanfic after the three years time gap:

“Inuyasha was no longer a teenager. That’s for sure, his jaw seems more sculpted and his shoulders are more broad than three years ago. His muscles are more pronounced now, sure he was strong back then, but he was only was this muscular when his body was fueled by his demon blood”

DUDE I LOVE THIS XDDD

How the heck did he in almost 200 years kept the same 15 year old body but in only 3 YEARS he is now a full grown man.

BUT DONT GET ME WRONG ITS HILARIOUS

That’s why inukag post canon is supreme

Both of them have matured, their feelings are clear, they live together now… and yea their bodies matured too XD

Twitter user @mameron_OvO won a giveaway and received an autographed drawing of Sesshomaru from Rumiko Takahashi as a prize.

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🫶 Honesty with consequences 🫶

Inuyasha doesn't have a loose mouth, he's just honest... 👀 Redraw from episode 39

the importance of "I'll protect you with my life"

For @inukag-week's sacrifice prompt, I thought I'd expand on a topic I have only mentioned before: the "I'll protect you with my life" line and why it matters even more than we give it credit for.

The thing about Inuyasha's character is that he was build — both physically and psychologically — to survive.

Physically, the fact that his own blood can be weaponized into a powerful attack backs up that assumption.

And so does the fact that one of his defining traits is having a defense mechanism that kicks in whenever he's on the verge of certain death with the sole purpose of keeping him alive.

Psychologically, his tough childhood shaped his survival instincts into a reliable and sharpened sense. And this next part is more of a conjecture than anything else, but I believe Izayoi's death plays a huge role here.

It can be assumed that she gave up a lot in order to live her love story and her life choices ultimately resulted in an early death. Inuyasha, being the child born from that love, has no better way of honoring her memory than living. First, for her. Then, to spite those who were against his very existence.

And this — conscious or not — need to live, is deeply intertwined with his desire to belong. Fitting in is the safest way to survive and, at first, he tried to achieve that by becoming a powerful demon.

Then, he went the opposite direction and agreed to turn into human, which only cements that his true wish wasn't to simply become one or the other at all, but to be accepted, so he could live.

That's why he doesn't take threats to his life laying down, especially when unearned. It may not look like, given his reckless way of dealing with things, but in a crooked way, Inuyasha actually values his life.

So much, in fact, that putting other people's lives above his own was a foreign concept that he struggled with at the beginning and had to learn in order to wield Tessaiga.

When Kagome tells Inuyasha she will help him with the sword under the condition he promises to protect her, she obviously never meant that said protection should cost of his life.

She wouldn't dream of it because she knows she's not entitled to it. He doesn't owe her anything. Although, one could make a point that he kind of does.

Kagome is literally the reason he is alive. Through their journey, is a recurring theme that her voice would bring him back from death's grasp every time. She's constantly saving his life. In more ways than one.

And despite Inuyasha's immediate reaction to her request being to mock her and making it clear that he never said he would protect her forever, he was the one to willingly and unpromtly add the "with my life" bit.

Even though protecting Kagome with his life was precisely what he had been doing the entire time — in spite of spending a good chunk of the series thinking his life wasn't his to give away —, to say it out loud makes for an amazing paralel and it shows how much they've grown, both as characters and as a couple.

But more than that: it shows a whole new level of devotion. For the first time ever, Inuyasha is chosing to promise his life to someone for no other reason than the fact that he loves her.

And despite talking about a lifelong commitment, I can't remember a single stance of the story where Inuyasha had acted more free.

No wonder the scene can be interpreted as a proposal.