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Namie Amuro's song "Come" is the ending theme song for episodes 128-146 and "Four" Seasons is in Inuyasha Movie 3

Though I plan to tackle this series one day and enjoy all it's episodes, but I mainly came across it because I heard a musical artist I love to listen to plays music in it.

Can anyone tell me here what episodes or maybe season(s) Namie Amuro plays music for in this series? And what song(s)?

I know it's a good series, but I truly want to hear her voice, it's actually harder to hear/find good music than it is to find good anime, (which is challenging in itself).

Thanks in advance.

In almost every single case it is an undeniable fact that to get the most accurate depiction of an anime is to experience them through their subtitled versions. The reason for the most part isn't because of bad voice acting, though it is a problem in a lot of shows, but things can be lost through dubbed translation. I do not disagree with this.

Then why might I despise the people who rant and rave about how stupid people are for watching translated, dubbed animes, attacking them for stupidity and saying they are not true anime enthusiasts? Because they don't look at the full picture and are in some cases selfish because of it.

There is another reason subtitles exist, besides for the benefit of getting the best viewing experience. The other reason is for the hearing impaired, from slightly deaf to completely deaf, who need it to watch. For this same reason having dubbed animation is equally important, but for the visually impaired who cannot read the subtitles.

My father has an eye condition called macular degeneration, which gradually decreases eye sight over time, leading to legal blindness. He was able to drive and read without aid in his teenage years, but by his early twenties could do neither. He now can now only use the computer with ZoomText for zoomed in visuals and audio reading, as well as telescope-type scanner for reading paperwork and books. And it keeps getting worse over time. He can't watch foreign films unless they are dubbed unless they only have a few instances of translated material, in which case someone will read that part to him.

So as you can see, arguing over which is better is pointless when both are equally necessary, and those who still want to argue I say are selfish, just thinking about themselves.

its called inuyasha the final act ok

is there ever going to be any new episodes coming out because I really want to see what happens next

yes i agree it would be great to see it in english

yes, it would be great to see it in english, or better yet they should put it in both to give us an option.

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Season:Episode	Title	Runtime	Air Date	User Rating	Queue
Season 7
167	The Bond Between Them, Use the Sacred...	31:46	10/27/2006
166	The Bond Between Them, Use the Sacred...	20:47	10/26/2006
165	The Ultimate Key to Defeating Naraku	24:19	10/25/2006
164	Possessed by a Parasite: Shippo, Our ...	24:19	10/24/2006
163	Kohaku, Sango and Kirara: The Secret ...	24:19	10/20/2006
162	Forever with Lord Sesshomaru	24:19	10/19/2006
161	Miroku's Past Mistake	24:19	10/18/2006
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