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| CATEGORY: | DVD |
| DIRECTOR: | Masashi Ikeda, Yasunao Aoki, Naoya Aoki, Megumi Yamamoto |
| THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE: | 31 August, 2002 |
| MANUFACTURER: | Viz |
| FEATURES: | Animated, Color |
| MEDIA: | DVD |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 782009107231 |
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Customer Reviews of Inu-Yasha - The Scars of Battle (Vol. 10)
COMEDY,DRAMA,, ACTION! This anime was very outstanding. From the cover,it may look odd but trust me it is good.In the first episode, Miroku gets tricked by a disguised princess who claims she wants to bear his child who is really a large mantis that scars his wind tunnel. So he turns to his uncle for help and discovers that if he uses while scarred, it may swallow him whole.In the next episode,which is really funny. Sango and Kagome get into a hot spring and Kagome sees Sango's scar on her back and Sango talks
about it. Then they see Inuyasha and Miroku being peeping toms.
Here comes the drama, they find a village full of slaughtered
villagers,and all the murders are done by Kohaku, Sango's brother that was supposed to be dead. But thanks to Naraku,Kohaku is back to live by a single jewel shard embedded in his back.Sango follows Kohaku and finds Naraku, she tries to make Kohaku remeber her but Naraku erased all his memerioes.
The only way she can get him back is to steal Testusiaga.They saved the best for last!Sango and Naraku fight in a battle until one's death until the rest of the gang find them and join in. This another one of the best anime I have seen!
Great Action Episodes!
All three of these episodes are great, it's a high point in the series (up to this time), particularly if you like episodes with plenty of action. There's plenty of fighting with demons, including the Arch-Demon (he who caused all the trouble to begin with!) Naraku. The showdown between Sango and Naraku in the final episode is a must-see.
The first episode highlights that Miroku the monk is still unable to resist a pretty woman, but that he now has friends who will come to his aid. The episode develops his character nicely, and is often very funny. The second and third episodes highlight Sango, and see the return of her thought-to-be-dead little brother. Turns out little brother has been brought back from the dead using a jewel shard (ok, it's magic) by Naraku and doesn't remember who he was. Naraku is a master manipulator and liar and has Sango dancing to his tune, which infuriates her and leads to the big showdown. She too learns that she has friends who will come to her aid. The second episode has a bit of a moral lesson about landmines, though I suspect that is lost on most viewers.
The extras are as usual fairly minimal. The DVD box art is a departure but a rather embarassing one since they chose to put a naked Sango and Kagome on it just to show the "scars of battle" on Sango's back. Combined with Inu Yasha it looks like some kind of anime porn - what were they thinking!
But don't let the box stop you from buying it - I rank it up there with Vol. 8 (Kikyo's Wandering Soul) as the best released to date.
A crowd pleaser
Though my taste in Amine tends to go away from what is aired on tv b/c they are often very bubblegummy, Inuyasha is a great exception, though its not really a must see for hard core violence junkies but there's enough action in it to keep everyone entwined. With the ongoing plot line,undlining mini advenctures and character developments, Inuyasha never seems to pray to much on the predictable story lines. It truelly is a crowd pleaser. I dare anyone to watch the first set of episodes and not be jonesing for the next.