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|KanjiTitle = 完全な冥道
|KanjiTitle = 完全な冥道
|OriginalAirDate = December 26, 2009<ref name="Syobi" />
|OriginalAirDate = December 26, 2009<ref name="Syobi" />
|FirstEngAirDate = December 28, 2009<ref name="Hulu" />
|FirstEngAirDate = December 27, 2009<ref name="Hulu" />
|ShortSummary =The demon Shishinki approaches Sesshomaru for a fight, having been defeated by Sesshomaru's father long ago. To Sesshomaru's surprise, Shishinki attacks him using a complete ''Meido Zangetsuha'' and claims Sesshomaru's father stole the technique from him. Sesshomaru attacks with his ''Meido'', but Shishinki's absorbs it. Inuyasha and his group arrive and after Shishinki attacks him, Inuyasha joins the argument. Shishinki taunts Sesshomaru, telling him that he must have been shunned by his father if his half-human brother has ''Tetsuiga'' as ''Tensaiga'' is just a cast off from it to contain the unneeded ''Meido''. As Sesshomaru furiously wonders why his father did this, Shishinki attacks again. Inuyasha protects him with the Wind Scar, but Sesshomaru punches him and tells him not to interfere. Sesshomaru blindly charges Shishinki. Miroku uses a paper charm to fire Myoga at Inuyasha so he can explain to Sesshomaru that his father entrusted him with the ''Meido'' because he felt Sesshomaru could master it, however Shishinki points out that he could have just given him ''Tetsuiga'' instead of casting off ''Tenseiga''. Sesshomaru resumes his attack. When Inuyasha again comes to his aid, their swords begin pulsating. When Sesshomaru draws ''Tenseiga'', he is able to launch a massive complete ''Meido'' that swallows Shishinki. Inuyasha tries to tell Sesshomaru that Shishinki was lying, and that ''Tenseiga'' is a proper keepsake, but Sesshomaru states that they are destined to fight one another the rest of their lives. Myoga states Sesshomaru must have realized his father's true intentions.
|ShortSummary =The demon Shishinki approaches Sesshomaru for a fight, having been defeated by Sesshomaru's father long ago. To Sesshomaru's surprise, Shishinki attacks him using a complete ''Meido Zangetsuha'' and claims Sesshomaru's father stole the technique from him. Sesshomaru attacks with his ''Meido'', but Shishinki's absorbs it. Inuyasha and his group arrive and after Shishinki attacks him, Inuyasha joins the argument. Shishinki taunts Sesshomaru, telling him that he must have been shunned by his father if his half-human brother has ''Tetsuiga'' as ''Tensaiga'' is just a cast off from it to contain the unneeded ''Meido''. As Sesshomaru furiously wonders why his father did this, Shishinki attacks again. Inuyasha protects him with the Wind Scar, but Sesshomaru punches him and tells him not to interfere. Sesshomaru blindly charges Shishinki. Miroku uses a paper charm to fire Myoga at Inuyasha so he can explain to Sesshomaru that his father entrusted him with the ''Meido'' because he felt Sesshomaru could master it, however Shishinki points out that he could have just given him ''Tetsuiga'' instead of casting off ''Tenseiga''. Sesshomaru resumes his attack. When Inuyasha again comes to his aid, their swords begin pulsating. When Sesshomaru draws ''Tenseiga'', he is able to launch a massive complete ''Meido'' that swallows Shishinki. Inuyasha tries to tell Sesshomaru that Shishinki was lying, and that ''Tenseiga'' is a proper keepsake, but Sesshomaru states that they are destined to fight one another the rest of their lives. Myoga states Sesshomaru must have realized his father's true intentions.
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|RomajiTitle = Naraku no Tsuigeki
|RomajiTitle = Naraku no Tsuigeki
|KanjiTitle = 奈落の追撃
|KanjiTitle = 奈落の追撃
|OriginalAirDate = January 4, 2010<ref name="Syobi" />
|OriginalAirDate = January 2, 2010<ref name="Syobi" />
|FirstEngAirDate = January 3, 2010<ref name="Hulu" />
|FirstEngAirDate = January 3, 2010<ref name="Hulu" />
|ShortSummary = Totosai confirms that Sesshomaru's father gave him ''Tenseiga'' so Sesshomaru could perfect the ''Meido Zangetsuha'', then have ''Tetsusaiga'' reabsorb ''Tenseiga''. Meanwhile, Naraku uses Sesshomaru 's absence to try to take Kohaku's jewel shards, and is annoyed to find that they are still being protected and purified by Kikyo's powers. Inuyasha's group arrives and Naraku tries to taunt Sango by claiming Kohaku runs from her to forget his past. She states that she already knew that, but will still fight for him when he needs her. She attacks with ''Hiraikotsu'' and to her surprise, it now has its own demonic energy and it is able to injure Naraku. Inuyasha follows up with an ''Adamant Barrage'' attack, Kagome fires one of her arrows, and Miroku attempts to use his wind tunnel, but the injured Naraku manages to flee. Afterward, Kohaku tells them that because his shards are still pure, they may be useable in the battle with Naraku.
|ShortSummary = Totosai confirms that Sesshomaru's father gave him ''Tenseiga'' so Sesshomaru could perfect the ''Meido Zangetsuha'', then have ''Tetsusaiga'' reabsorb ''Tenseiga''. Meanwhile, Naraku uses Sesshomaru 's absence to try to take Kohaku's jewel shards, and is annoyed to find that they are still being protected and purified by Kikyo's powers. Inuyasha's group arrives and Naraku tries to taunt Sango by claiming Kohaku runs from her to forget his past. She states that she already knew that, but will still fight for him when he needs her. She attacks with ''Hiraikotsu'' and to her surprise, it now has its own demonic energy and it is able to injure Naraku. Inuyasha follows up with an ''Adamant Barrage'' attack, Kagome fires one of her arrows, and Miroku attempts to use his wind tunnel, but the injured Naraku manages to flee. Afterward, Kohaku tells them that because his shards are still pure, they may be useable in the battle with Naraku.
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|RomajiTitle = Seitōnaru Keishōsha
|RomajiTitle = Seitōnaru Keishōsha
|KanjiTitle = 正統なる継承者
|KanjiTitle = 正統なる継承者
|OriginalAirDate = January 11, 2010<ref name="Syobi" />
|OriginalAirDate = January 9, 2010<ref name="Syobi" />
|FirstEngAirDate = January 10, 2010<ref name="Hulu" />
|FirstEngAirDate = January 10, 2010<ref name="Hulu" />
|ShortSummary = Using the fragment of Kanna's mirror, Sesshomaru is able to make ''Tenseiga'' replicate ''Tetsusaiga's'' powers and challenges Inuyasha to a battle to test his worthiness to wield their father's destruction sword. Inuyasha accepts. Every time the swords cross, ''Tetsusaiga'' gets some of its powers back. Sesshomaru creates a ''Meido'' that swallows Inuyasha, and throws ''Tenseiga'' into it. Naraku tries to control ''Tenseiga'' through Kanna's mirror. Sesshomaru jumps in the ''Meido'' and forces Inuyasha to break ''Tenseiga''. ''Tetsusaiga'' becomes black, and Inuyasha creates a ''Meido'' to come back from the netherworld. The broken ''Tenseiga'' comes back anew. Totosai said that, freed from his obsession for ''Tetsusaiga'', Sesshomaru is one step away from making a more powerful weapon of his own.
|ShortSummary = Using the fragment of Kanna's mirror, Sesshomaru is able to make ''Tenseiga'' replicate ''Tetsusaiga's'' powers and challenges Inuyasha to a battle to test his worthiness to wield their father's destruction sword. Inuyasha accepts. Every time the swords cross, ''Tetsusaiga'' gets some of its powers back. Sesshomaru creates a ''Meido'' that swallows Inuyasha, and throws ''Tenseiga'' into it. Naraku tries to control ''Tenseiga'' through Kanna's mirror. Sesshomaru jumps in the ''Meido'' and forces Inuyasha to break ''Tenseiga''. ''Tetsusaiga'' becomes black, and Inuyasha creates a ''Meido'' to come back from the netherworld. The broken ''Tenseiga'' comes back anew. Totosai said that, freed from his obsession for ''Tetsusaiga'', Sesshomaru is one step away from making a more powerful weapon of his own.
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|RomajiTitle = Hitomiko no kekkai
|RomajiTitle = Hitomiko no kekkai
|KanjiTitle = 瞳子の結界
|KanjiTitle = 瞳子の結界
|OriginalAirDate = January 18, 2010<ref name="Syobi" />
|OriginalAirDate = January 16, 2010<ref name="Syobi" />
|FirstEngAirDate = January 17, 2010<ref name="Hulu" />
|FirstEngAirDate = January 17, 2010<ref name="Hulu" />
|ShortSummary = Naraku attacks and fatally wounds Hitomiko, a priestess with strong spiritual powers that he previously tried to kill years ago. Using the Shikon Jewel, he keeps her alive and uses his spider webs to control her. He has her erect a barrier that traps Kagome, and begin torturing her to death. Kagome shoots the spider controlling Hitomiko, though she worries this will corrupt Hitomiko's soul and spiritual powers. When she fires her arrow, a huge ray of spiritual power shoots out and Hitomiko is able to die peacefully in Kagome's arms, after first telling Kagome that she can sense that Kagome's true spiritual powers are extensive, but are somehow sealed.
|ShortSummary = Naraku attacks and fatally wounds Hitomiko, a priestess with strong spiritual powers that he previously tried to kill years ago. Using the Shikon Jewel, he keeps her alive and uses his spider webs to control her. He has her erect a barrier that traps Kagome, and begin torturing her to death. Kagome shoots the spider controlling Hitomiko, though she worries this will corrupt Hitomiko's soul and spiritual powers. When she fires her arrow, a huge ray of spiritual power shoots out and Hitomiko is able to die peacefully in Kagome's arms, after first telling Kagome that she can sense that Kagome's true spiritual powers are extensive, but are somehow sealed.
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|RomajiTitle = Magatsuhi no Janen
|RomajiTitle = Magatsuhi no Janen
|KanjiTitle = 曲霊の邪念
|KanjiTitle = 曲霊の邪念
|OriginalAirDate = January 25, 2010<ref name="Syobi" />
|OriginalAirDate = January 23, 2010<ref name="Syobi" />
|FirstEngAirDate = January 24, 2010<ref name="Hulu" />
|FirstEngAirDate = January 24, 2010<ref name="Hulu" />
|ShortSummary = Inuyasha's group returns to Kaede's village to tell her of Kikyo's death. As they talk, she states that Kagome's power was probably sealed by Magatsuhi, the evil will of the Shikon Jewel that did it out of fear of Kagome's powers. Meanwhile, Naraku enables Magatsuhi to manifest as a demon. With his new body, Magatsuhi attacks Sesshomaru's group to try to take Kohaku's shard. Sesshomaru struggles to defend the boy without a weapon and having only one arm. Inuyasha's group arrives to find Sesshomaru's right arm badly wounded and Kohaku's shard being defiled. As Inuyasha confronts Magatsuhi, he renders Kagome unconscious. Sesshomaru uses his will to heal his wounds, annoyed at Inuyasha's telling him to backdown, and assumes his true form to attack Magatsuhi. The brothers struggle to battle Magatsuhi, while protecting their respective groups. Eventually Magatsuhi spears Sesshomaru and traps him, saying he will be come part of Naraku's body. The others fear he is dead, and when Inuyasha rushes to free him he is captured as well. Sesshomaru bursts through the ball of appendages, and as Totosai arrives, Sesshomaru's left arm is restored and he is wielding a new sword. Totosai calls it ''Bakusaiga'' and says it was always inside Sesshomaru, but could not be wielded until he surpassed his father and learned to let go of his obsession with ''Tetsusaiga''. With his new sword, Sesshomaru destroys Magatsuhi's body, forcing the latter to flee. At the end of the episode, Kagome finally awakens.
|ShortSummary = Inuyasha's group returns to Kaede's village to tell her of Kikyo's death. As they talk, she states that Kagome's power was probably sealed by Magatsuhi, the evil will of the Shikon Jewel that did it out of fear of Kagome's powers. Meanwhile, Naraku enables Magatsuhi to manifest as a demon. With his new body, Magatsuhi attacks Sesshomaru's group to try to take Kohaku's shard. Sesshomaru struggles to defend the boy without a weapon and having only one arm. Inuyasha's group arrives to find Sesshomaru's right arm badly wounded and Kohaku's shard being defiled. As Inuyasha confronts Magatsuhi, he renders Kagome unconscious. Sesshomaru uses his will to heal his wounds, annoyed at Inuyasha's telling him to backdown, and assumes his true form to attack Magatsuhi. The brothers struggle to battle Magatsuhi, while protecting their respective groups. Eventually Magatsuhi spears Sesshomaru and traps him, saying he will be come part of Naraku's body. The others fear he is dead, and when Inuyasha rushes to free him he is captured as well. Sesshomaru bursts through the ball of appendages, and as Totosai arrives, Sesshomaru's left arm is restored and he is wielding a new sword. Totosai calls it ''Bakusaiga'' and says it was always inside Sesshomaru, but could not be wielded until he surpassed his father and learned to let go of his obsession with ''Tetsusaiga''. With his new sword, Sesshomaru destroys Magatsuhi's body, forcing the latter to flee. At the end of the episode, Kagome finally awakens.
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|RomajiTitle = Jinsei no Ichidaiji
|RomajiTitle = Jinsei no Ichidaiji
|KanjiTitle = 人生の一大事
|KanjiTitle = 人生の一大事
|OriginalAirDate = February 1, 2010<ref name="Syobi" />
|OriginalAirDate = January 30, 2010<ref name="Syobi" />
|FirstEngAirDate = January 31, 2010<ref name="Hulu" />
|FirstEngAirDate = January 31, 2010<ref name="Hulu" />
|ShortSummary = Both groups go to Kaede's village where Kohaku remains unconscious due to the defilement of his jewel. Kaede suggestions Magatsuhi was able to defile it because the spell Kikyo left behind is only effective against Naraku. Kagome tries to purify it but is unable to, seemingly due to Magatsuhi's attack against her. After Totosai makes him a scabbard for his new sword, Sesshomaru heads off to hunt down Magatsuhi as only Tenseiga would be able to defeat him. He leaves Rin and Jaken behind with Kohaku. Kagome decides to return home to take her high school entrance exams, promising to return when they are done. While standing at the tree he was once pinned too, Inuyasha's worries that Kagome will die in the battle with Naraku, like Kikyo, and thinks its safer for her to be home where she is not alone. Meanwhile, Kagome finds herself feeling lonely and missing her friends from the Feudal era, as her family is away, the school closed, and her friends unavailable. She falls asleep studying and awakes to find Inuyasha there, much to her joy. As they talk, Inuyasha asks her to consider staying there until Naraku is defeated, and suggests that her powers were sealed by Kikyo's final wish not to fight anymore. Kagome refuses, wanting to keep her promise to Kikyo and make the "one correct wish" that will make the jewel disappear. Inuyasha promises to protect her with his life, and they almost kiss, but was interrupted by the sudden return of her family. Ten days later, Kagome goes to take her exams, with Inuyasha following after coming to pick her up since ten days is up. Kagome's bag gets caught in the train, but Inuyasha carries her after it to retrieve it. She hugs him and he takes her to the exam site, where her mother meets her with the exam ticket she left at home.
|ShortSummary = Both groups go to Kaede's village where Kohaku remains unconscious due to the defilement of his jewel. Kaede suggestions Magatsuhi was able to defile it because the spell Kikyo left behind is only effective against Naraku. Kagome tries to purify it but is unable to, seemingly due to Magatsuhi's attack against her. After Totosai makes him a scabbard for his new sword, Sesshomaru heads off to hunt down Magatsuhi as only Tenseiga would be able to defeat him. He leaves Rin and Jaken behind with Kohaku. Kagome decides to return home to take her high school entrance exams, promising to return when they are done. While standing at the tree he was once pinned too, Inuyasha's worries that Kagome will die in the battle with Naraku, like Kikyo, and thinks its safer for her to be home where she is not alone. Meanwhile, Kagome finds herself feeling lonely and missing her friends from the Feudal era, as her family is away, the school closed, and her friends unavailable. She falls asleep studying and awakes to find Inuyasha there, much to her joy. As they talk, Inuyasha asks her to consider staying there until Naraku is defeated, and suggests that her powers were sealed by Kikyo's final wish not to fight anymore. Kagome refuses, wanting to keep her promise to Kikyo and make the "one correct wish" that will make the jewel disappear. Inuyasha promises to protect her with his life, and they almost kiss, but was interrupted by the sudden return of her family. Ten days later, Kagome goes to take her exams, with Inuyasha following after coming to pick her up since ten days is up. Kagome's bag gets caught in the train, but Inuyasha carries her after it to retrieve it. She hugs him and he takes her to the exam site, where her mother meets her with the exam ticket she left at home.
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|RomajiTitle = Kōhaku no Kakera
|RomajiTitle = Kōhaku no Kakera
|KanjiTitle = 琥珀の欠片
|KanjiTitle = 琥珀の欠片
|OriginalAirDate = February 8, 2010<ref name="Syobi" />
|OriginalAirDate = February 7, 2010<ref name="Syobi" />
|FirstEngAirDate = February 8, 2010<ref name="Hulu" />
|FirstEngAirDate = February 8, 2010<ref name="Hulu" />
|ShortSummary = Sesshomaru finds Magatsuhi and attacks him with ''Tenseiga'', but it was only an illusion created by Byakuya. The real Magatsuhi attacks Kaede's village and gains control of Kohaku's body. He injuries Miroku and Sango before escaping. Inuyasha and Kagome return and give chase, while Sesshomaru discovers the deception and begins fighting Byakuya himself. Byakuya brings a thousand demons to hold off Sesshomaru, who easily slays them with ''Bakusaiga''. Back at the village, Sango kisses the sleeping Miroku and prays for him to survive, before chasing after Kohaku. When Inuyasha, Kagome, and Sango find him, Kohaku receives power from Kikyo's light inside his shard and manages to break Magatsuhi's control momentarily. Kohaku jumps into a deep canyon in an effort to drive him out of his body.
|ShortSummary = Sesshomaru finds Magatsuhi and attacks him with ''Tenseiga'', but it was only an illusion created by Byakuya. The real Magatsuhi attacks Kaede's village and gains control of Kohaku's body. He injuries Miroku and Sango before escaping. Inuyasha and Kagome return and give chase, while Sesshomaru discovers the deception and begins fighting Byakuya himself. Byakuya brings a thousand demons to hold off Sesshomaru, who easily slays them with ''Bakusaiga''. Back at the village, Sango kisses the sleeping Miroku and prays for him to survive, before chasing after Kohaku. When Inuyasha, Kagome, and Sango find him, Kohaku receives power from Kikyo's light inside his shard and manages to break Magatsuhi's control momentarily. Kohaku jumps into a deep canyon in an effort to drive him out of his body.
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|RomajiTitle = Shikon no Tama ga Kansei suru Toki
|RomajiTitle = Shikon no Tama ga Kansei suru Toki
|KanjiTitle = 四魂の玉が完成する時
|KanjiTitle = 四魂の玉が完成する時
|OriginalAirDate = February 15, 2010<ref name="anime webnt">{{cite web |url=http://anime.webnt.jp/program/index.php?pg_page=tv_detail&detail=3347|title=アニメNewtypeチャンネル：プログラム (in Japanese). |title=犬夜叉 完結編 |trans_title=InuYasha: The Final Act |language=Japanese |publisher=Anime Newtype |accessdate=February 13, 2010}}</ref>
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|FirstEngAirDate = February 14, 2010<ref name="Hulu" />
|FirstEngAirDate = February 15, 2010<ref name="Hulu" />
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|RomajiTitle = Naraku no Tainai e
|RomajiTitle = Naraku no Tainai e
|KanjiTitle = 奈落の体内へ
|KanjiTitle = 奈落の体内へ
|OriginalAirDate = February 22, 2010<ref name="anime webnt" />
|OriginalAirDate = February 21, 2010<ref name="anime webnt" />
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|RomajiTitle = Naraku Yami no Wana
|RomajiTitle = Naraku Yami no Wana
|KanjiTitle = 奈落 闇の罠
|KanjiTitle = 奈落 闇の罠
|OriginalAirDate = March 1, 2010<ref name="anime webnt" />
|OriginalAirDate = February 28, 2010<ref name="anime webnt" />
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|RomajiTitle = Naraku Hikari no Wana
|RomajiTitle = Naraku Hikari no Wana
|KanjiTitle = 奈落 光の罠
|KanjiTitle = 奈落 光の罠
|OriginalAirDate = March 8, 2010<ref name="anime webnt" />
|OriginalAirDate = March 7, 2010<ref name="anime webnt" />
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Revision as of 06:44, 17 February 2010

The episodes of the Japanese anime series InuYasha: The Final Act are based on the last 21 volumes of the manga series of the same title by Rumiko Takahashi. The original staff and cast from the first InuYasha anime adaptation were brought back together for the new series. It began airing on Japan's YTV on October 3, 2009. The episodes pick up where the first adaptation left off, and continues to follow high schooled Kagome Higurashi and the half-demon named InuYasha as they continue travelling with a lecherous monk, a young fox demon, a demon slayer, and a demon cat to find the final fragments of the shattered Jewel of Four Souls, a powerful jewel that had been hidden inside Kagome's body before Naraku.

Viz Media has already licensed the new adaptation and is airing its English subtitled online through Hulu, releasing new episodes approximately one day after they air in Japan.[1][2] Animax Asia is airing the series, with their own English subtitles, both on its television stations and through its own online video service.[3]

Four pieces of theme music were used, one opening and three endings. "Kimi ga Inai Mirai" by Do As Infinity was the opening theme song for the series, lasting from the first episode onwards.[4] "With You" by AAA was the first ending from episode one to nine.[4] The second ending was "Diamond" by Alan from episode ten to seventeen.[5] The third ending theme was "Tōi Michi Saki de" (遠い道の先で, The Long Road Ahead) by Ai Takekawa.[6]

Episode list

This incomplete list is frequently updated to include new information.
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Notes

  1. ^ Viz Media's English subtitled episodes premiered on the online video service, Hulu, generally airing one day after the first airing of the episode in Japan.[2]

References

  1. ^ "Viz Adds Inuyasha Final Act, Kekkaishi Anime (Updated)". Anime News Network. Retrieved September 9, 2009.
  2. ^ a b Cite error: The named reference Hulu was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  3. ^ "Inuyasha The Final Act". Animax. Retrieved November 1, 2009.
  4. ^ a b "新アニメ『犬夜叉完結編』、テーマソングはDo As Infinityと AAA" (in Japanese). 2009-09-09. Barks. Retrieved February 10, 2010. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help)
  5. ^ "alan、"冬の妖精"姿で感謝いっぱい。初ワンマンコンサート" (in Japanese). Livedoor. January 25, 2010. Retrieved February 10, 2010.
  6. ^ "ノンテロップOP& amp;EDも収録「犬夜叉」歴代主題歌ベスト" (in Japanese). Livedoor. January 21, 2010. Retrieved February 10, 2010.
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