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Little do they know, another flea is responsible - Shoga, who intends to marry Myoga. Odd things happen when Myoga the flea returns Sango, Miroku, and Inuyasha are all possessed one after another and act strangely. The defeated priestess loses her eternal beauty and youth when Naraku decides he wants his fragment of the Shikon Jewel back.

While Miroku and Shippo convince priestesses Botan and Momiji that they are not enemies, Tsubaki frees an oni from a tower and absorbs it to gain the power to defeat Kagome and Inuyasha. ' Ikute o Habamu Kōhaku Miko' (行く手を阻む紅白巫女)Īs Tsubaki flees with her fragment of the Shikon Jewel, she returns to the shrine where she once trained and tricks Momiji and Botan, two young priestesses, into believing Inuyasha and his friends are their enemies. Tsubaki is defeated as Kagome reflects Tsubaki's attack back at her exactly as Kikyo did fifty years ago. Kagome struggles to break Tsubaki's curse, while dreaming of her life if she had never fallen into the Bone Eater's Well and met Inuyasha. ' Sokoshirene Tsubaki no Jubaku' (底知れぬ椿の呪縛) Having successfully cursed Kagome, Tsubaki uses her to kill Inuyasha, but is interrupted by Kikyo, who warns her former nemesis not to underestimate her reincarnation and that she will kill Tsubaki if she dares to harm Inuyasha. ' Arawareta Kikyō Shikigami Tsukai' (現れた桔梗と式神使い) Naraku offers his Shikon Jewel fragment to Tsubaki, a dark priestess and rival of Kikyo, in exchange for cursing Kagome and using the girl to kill Inuyasha. The 50 Year-Old Curse of the Dark Priestess But when the duo steal equipment for weapons that had yet to be purified, Sango ends up having to save the two from the hundreds of demons attracted by the demonic aura of the materials While her weapon is now fixed, she finds herself delayed by two sisters seeking to become her apprentices. Inuyasha and his friends wait for Sango, who has not returned. Kagome is restored to normal size and teams up with the human Inuyasha to save them all from Tokajin. While Kagome, Miroku and Shippo are shrunken and trapped by Tokajin, the Peach Man, Inuyasha is unable to fight back because it is the night of the new moon. While Sango leaves to repair her Hiraikotsu, everyone else has an unfortunate encounter with Tokajin, a man who feeds a demonic peach tree human bodies after having fed it a Shikon Jewel shard. Miroku and Sango go off to defeat a beautiful demon luring away men from a village and stealing their youth. ' Kiri no Oku ni Bijo no Yūwaku' (霧の奥に美女の誘惑) Shippo falls in love with a young girl who believes her deceased older brother will return to her someday. ' Ishi no Hana to Shippō no Hatsukoi' (石の花と七宝の初恋)

The ending themes were 'Dearest' by Ayumi Hamasaki for episodes 55-60 and 'Every Heart' (Minna no Kimochi) by BoA for episodes 61-82. The opening themes for this season were 'I Am' by hitomi for episodes 55-64 and 'Unending Dream' (Owari nai Yume) by Nanase Aikawa for episodes 64-82. The English dub of the third season was broadcast on Cartoon Network as part of its Adult Swim programming block from May 8, 2004, through January 17, 2005. The anime is licensed for release in North America by Viz Media. The first season introduces the central characters and shows the group gathering together. Joined by a lecherous monk, a young fox demon, a demon slayer, and a demon cat, the group seeks to find the fragments of the shattered Jewel of Four Souls, a powerful jewel that had been hidden inside Kagome's body, and keep the shards from being used for evil, including the evil half-demon Naraku who slew Kikyo fifty years before Kagome's arrival.

Inuyasha season 3 episode list series#

The series follows a high school girl, Kagome Higurashi who travels back in time to the Sengoku period of Japan where she meets a half-demon named InuYasha and learns that she is the reincarnation of a powerful priestess named Kikyo. Based on the manga series of the same title by Rumiko Takahashi, the anime was produced by Sunrise. The third season of the anime series InuYasha aired in Japan on Animax from Decemthrough August 12, 2002.