InuYasha, Vol. 1: Turning Back Time (InuYasha, #1)
InuYasha, Vol. 1: Turning Back Time (InuYasha, #1)
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Fiction | Novel | Published in 2003182
Novel • Fiction
Feudal Japan • Sengoku Period
2003
13-18 years
Super Short Summary
InuYasha, Vol. 1: Turning Back Time by Rumiko Takahashi follows Kagome, a modern-day student, who is transported to Japan's Sengoku period. She meets InuYasha, a half-demon, and together they seek the shards of a powerful jewel. This volume introduces readers to key characters and sets the stage for their adventures.
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InuYasha, Vol. 1: Turning Back Time by Rumiko Takahashi captivates with its blend of historical fantasy and adventure, appealing through vibrant artwork and engaging characters. However, some reviewers find the pacing slow and the plot somewhat repetitive. Overall, it's a promising start to the series, particularly for fans of Takahashi's work.
Who Should Read InuYasha, Vol. 1: Turning Back Time (InuYasha, #1)?
Fans of fantasy adventures and Japanese folklore will enjoy InuYasha, Vol. 1: Turning Back Time by Rumiko Takahashi. Ideal for readers who appreciate the blend of historical settings and supernatural themes similar to those in Naruto and The Legend of Zelda.
71,662 ratings
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Mixed feelings
Not a fan
InuYasha originated as a serialized manga in Weekly Shōnen Sunday from November 1996 to June 2008, illustrating Rumiko Takahashi's prowess as a prolific manga artist and storyteller.
The InuYasha series was highly acclaimed and won the Shogakukan Manga Award for Best Shōnen Title in 2002, highlighting its impact and popularity in the manga community.
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Rumiko Takahashi, the creator of InuYasha, is one of Japan's wealthiest and best-selling manga artists, known for her unique blend of romance, fantasy, and comedy that appeals to a wide audience.
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182
Novel • Fiction
Feudal Japan • Sengoku Period
2003
13-18 years
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