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InuYasha: Flesh and Bone, Vol. 5 (InuYasha #5)
The adventure ensues in this new tale of the best-selling graphic novel. Inu-Yasha, Kagome, and Shippo continue their quest for more shards of the shattered magic jewel. Along the way, they meet a young girl named Nazuma fleeing from a horde of Spider-Head demons.
192 pages
Published
October 1st 2003
by VIZ Media LLC
(first published October 1st 1999)
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I read up through vol. 5...and then kind of skipped to a summary online of how the series concludes. It was a pretty enjoyable manga, but some of the fighting/questing got to be a bit repetitive for me. I suspect that if I kept reading, I would enjoy the introduction of even more friends to the InuYasha's/Kogame's group, but I'll break from it for now that I have a good sense of what this classic manga is all about. [Or maybe I'll continue in the anime where the manga left off...]
Dec 13, 2011
Jord¥n
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Not one of my favorites, kikyo comes back again...yuck I hate her with a passion. Oh well, its still inuyasha which is kick ass :D
Moves the overarching story along in a huge way, first by exposing InuYasha's weakness (he turns into a human at the new moon) and then by further exploring his connection with Kikyo (view spoiler).
Melhor que o volume anterior e muito mais relevante do ponto de vista da linha condutora geral da história da saga.
inuyasha is both a great anime and a great manga, full of adventure and fighting with witty comments!
Well, it was good while it lasted. Welcome back Kikyo, the character I dislike the most.
:DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD I LOVE INUYASHAAA!
Emiri - 2010
This was one of my favorites.
Fun, quick read.
^_^
F TAK v.5
AWESOME!
Solid without being anything spectacular to distinguish it from any other volume.
The first part of this volume, dealing with Inu Yasha's weakness as a half-demon was interesting, but by far the part that shined for me was the revelations involving Kikyo in the second half.
Pretty good, some random weird stuff in it... but I like all of the different types of demons in it. :)
A great manga series.
May 21, 2013
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