If some dirty chessmaster tricks a stupid and desperate woman (who's under the influence of the evil Shikon no Tama) to kill my little companion whom I love (in order to make me kill the woman), I would be angry with the woman too but the one who should be given punishment is the dirty chessmaster.

Also afterwards Sango gave her antipoison mask to Rin, then she saved Rin (and Jaken, Ah Un, Kohaku) from the shouki. In (if I remember correctly) eps 81 he didn't kill Kohaku (who was also manipulated by Naraku) for trying to kill Rin too .   See 6 other replies

does that really matter? its like they think he's weak or something and in that time they didnt know rin was with him   See 6 other replies

Well, In all honesty I love the fast pace that this portion of the series is going. Think of it this way; during the creation of the anime, the manga at the same time was also being created. It is a huge no-no for the anime to catch up with the manga in any sort of anime/manga company, so in order to make the anime go slower than the manga, the creators add "filler" episodes to provide extra time in the form of fluff or comic relief to the anime. This gives the manga more time to develop, and the anime a "cuter" edge to it, at least in most cases. So, because of this, anime plot lines are usually very slow development, which is why this is so odd for Inuyasha: the Final Act to be moving so fast since most anime/manga fans are used to a slow paced story and plot line. In this case, the animators of Inuyasha:The Final Act only are allowed a 50 episode range to fully complete the last however many chapters of Inuyasha, which is quite a lot if I remember correctly. So, in turn, it is essential that the pace be sped up more than the original anime in order to catch up with the manga. The manga has ended, so there is no need to worry about going to fast. In actually, if you do happen to read manga often, the plot development of manga is quite quick. Usually new developments are expected to occur during every new chapter, and there are about four to five chapters in each manga book. So, to sort of sum it up, if a manga book was to be put directly from the pages and on to the TV, this is basically the speed at which it would run at, possibly even faster.   See 9 other replies

As much as I would like to see another 162 or however many it was episodes of the show Im glad that i can be sure that I will now be seeing an ending to it in my lifetime. It is already one of the longest shows in the world after all. I think when makeing this ending to the show they are now concerned that they would loose viewers interest if they drag it out much farther. If they try to go for another season it owuld be possible that too much of the audience would loose interest and they could end up canceled before they got to finish which would be bad for everyone.   See 9 other replies

I have noticed actually...I think maybe they aren't as afraid of him because of the soft spot he hold for Rin   See 6 other replies