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| I feel like the creator had like.. 10 ideas on how to end this series, and couldn't decide how to actually end it so they merged all of them into one melting pot idea and it seems pretty badly pulled off. It'll be fun to see what Kirin does in the feudal era, and how the comet is taken care of.. and how the girls are currently stuck but it seemed like a hot mess. The golden apple/seed thing seemed like a really round about garbage idea (who keeps an apple seed on them??) Towa constanly using the zanseiken even though everyone is telling her its a bad thing is getting old. She's my least favorite character... i think ever. Towa is truly unlikable. hopefully my man crush sesshomaru gets his sh#t back together tho, tired of seeing him beaten up |
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| The Grim Comet has reached both the Feudal Era and the modern world, and both Kirin Osamu and the half-demon princesses find themselves protecting Japan against the onslaught of demons, as well as Inuyasha and the others protecting the Feudal Era. It's been awhile since Sango's Black Hiraikotsu was used in action, and it was pretty much more of the same. But the focus is pretty much in Japan, where one by one, the collective efforts pay off...to a small extent. By a large one, [i]Zanseiken[i] works like Miroku's Wind Tunnel (which why I didn't realize before), and Towa sacrificed enough of her Kon for a super strong counter, yet at the close expense of losing her demon energy. I'd say that Osamu definitely was way OP enough to stop the Grim Comet, and Towa, just listen to everyone that [i]Zanseiken[i] has to be discarded, but thankfully Osamu took it off of her hands to bring it all back to the Feudal Era to push back Kirinmaru. Though how he'd deal with the parent figure is still up for debate. Unfortunately with Akuru's Pinwheel used, the half-demon princesses can't go back to the Feudal Era, so what's the next step? |
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| It was pretty nice to see the new and old generation kicking butt this episode, and Kirin is such a weirdo, I like Rion a lot she is so full of determination. |
| Miroku and Sango wearing their old garbs makes them look like they haven't aged a single day...well, maybe except for the two tiny lines under Miroku's eyes. I wish they kept his air down or something to make him seem a bit more different than his Inuyasha days, just to shake things up a little. Sango still looking as great as ever, and with a brand new overpowered enchanted black Hiraikotsu that makes demons explode on contact like in the Gundam series. Not sure if "Black Hiraikotsu" is the correct or best translation for "Shikoku" though. From the preview, looks like the trio are going to make it back somehow, but will likely never be able to return to the present? That sucks if true. One of the reasons why I loved the Inuyasha prequel was because Kagome was able to go back whenever she wanted with the bone-eater well, and occasionally Inuyasha will cross over too, to have fun adventures in the modern world. Because this way, they could keep it open-ended for any future continuations/seasons if they choose to do so, since we're dangerously close to season two ending, with what...5 episodes left? That handful of episodes will be come before you know it. But I don't know how things will go now that the windmill of time and pinwheel are both destroyed. |
| This show's story is a fucking joke. Has been from the beginning, but it's become apparent from this episode that the endgame is also going to be a stupid, nonsensical mess. I see no outcome of this story that is in any way a good ending. On the plus side, the animation this episode was looking really good in some scenes. |
| Stop wasting time on MAL, go watch Planet With! |
| While I've been enjoying the latest batch of episodes I'm kinda scratching my head at this one. Starting off with the girls getting to do things but then the comet just recovers and Towa nukes it solo so it doesn't really feel like Setsuna or Moroha really mattered... I know she's the protag but god do I hate that, the only one of the bunch that's really unlikable but she has to shine above because she's unfortunately the face of the show. Anyhow, Kirin's strength also just feels like too hard of a swerve and kind of a joke. I've been liking him but I'm not sure how that'll last. Kirinmaru on the other hand has been more of a loser this season, none of his underlings really have his back and he's gotten rather erratic this season when he used to be more level-headed, trying to reign his sister in from needless conflicts. He used to want fair fights but then he's holding the Black Pearl hostage... he's just gone really downhill and I don't really see the *why* of it all. 4kicks said: From the preview, looks like the trio are going to make it back somehow, but will likely never be able to return to the present? That sucks if true. One of the reasons why I loved the Inuyasha prequel was because Kagome was able to go back whenever she wanted with the bone-eater well, and occasionally Inuyasha will cross over too, to have fun adventures in the modern world. Because this way, they could keep it open-ended for any future continuations/seasons if they choose to do so, since we're dangerously close to season two ending, with what...5 episodes left? That handful of episodes will be come before you know it. But I don't know how things will go now that the windmill of time and pinwheel are both destroyed. Honestly the Kagome+Inuyasha modern era episodes were 100% my favourite part of Inuyasha that really kept me coming back, which is why I was kinda saddened by the Final Act decision for Kagome to decide to live in feudal era to begin with... and then Yashahime ditching the Bone Eater Well altogether when its temporary disappearance was already wonderfully handled in the Final Act ending (... twice technically), and it doesn't feel like it had a purpose when the show's just using other means for time travel instead. But yeah I've significantly missed those modern eps and I hope Inuyasha+Kagome could see the family again. |
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| It was a nice episode. Moroha is cute as always <3 BTW, do you think there will be another season after this one? |
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majin_mark505 said: I still have no idea why tf we didn’t get a Yashahime episode last week which was pretty gay honestly… It airs early in the morning in Japan and was postponed for coverage of the Beijing Winter Olympics. |
| Well that was.....nuts. |
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| Kirin is a really entertaining character. Such a shame he wasn't in this more. Last bit of animation of him stopping the Comet was pretty good. Also, seriously Towa, stop using the sword that has almost killed you twice. |
| They are preserving the wrong timeline IMO. All those modern era "beauty" destroyed fields of trees, flowers, coral reefs, etc. and global warming is worse than ever before. Watching 30 mins of world news makes me lose my faith in humanity. The feudal era is the lesser evil and must be preserved. At least human population is kept at a manageable level(around 500 million or so) and the biggest cities of that era didn't contribute much to the destruction of nature. Also, the simple life of the past is so much better than the current high stress life of modern society. I wish the world stayed feudal forever. |
| It was cool to see the Inuyasha gang slaying demons in the Sengoku period. Sango with the Black Hiraikotsu is badass. Ngl, the Kirin "POWER!!!" scene went hard. But WTF was the ending? I have no idea WTF is going on anymore. What the hell is Kirin's motive? I don't understand. |
| Somehow this story is really hard to be invested in. I mean Kirinmaru and Inuyasha can just destroy the comet now, done. |
| Sango and Miroku haven't aged a bit. At first I thought they did look a but more mature when they first appeared in this series, but now that they are wearing their old outfits again, it's like they came straight out of Inuyasha. Anyway, it looks like this is becoming a bit more of a mess of a finale. Destroying the comet should've been problem solved, but for some reason, Kirin decides to take it back to feudal era, so now both the feudal era and the modern era are in danger. So what was even the point of all that, then? Smh |
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