Do you remember that half-demon, half-human boy with a pair of white dog ears and a fiery red body?
Remember, he is InuYasha.
After 10 years, InuYasha decided to make a sequel called:
Half-Demon Night Fork Hime
Seeing this news can really be said to be - the lifetime series!
As netizens excitedly said:
The sequel to Inuyasha, True Renaissance, look forward to it!
Before talking about the sequel, let's briefly talk about "InuYasha".
From 1996 to 2008, Rumiko Takahashi serialized "InuYasha Fork" in Weekly Shonen Sunday.
Since then, Sunrise Animation has been responsible for animation production, and all 167 episodes have been broadcast from 2000 to 2004.
Due to the animation catching up with the progress of the manga and the decline in popularity, the animation was not produced to the end.
You thought it was going to be on the list of anime and manga that you had regretted in this life, but you didn't expect that 5 years later, in 2009, 26 more episodes were added, and it officially ended in 2010.
Coupled with the 4 theatrical versions of "Thoughts Beyond Time and Space", "Dream City in the Mirror", "The Sword of the Domineering Under the Heavens", and "Penglai Island of the Red Lotus", it is considered to have drawn a satisfactory end to this series.
The story tells that Nippori Govi travels through the Bone Eating Well to the Sengoku period of Japan 500 years ago, and encounters the half-human, half-demon Inuyasha fork, thus embarking on a journey to find the fragments of the Jade of the Four Souls.
In addition to the protagonists Maitreya, Coral, and Shippo, kirito, Nairo and other characters are also very brilliant, especially the iceberg handsome man killing pill, which has fascinated thousands of girls.
Could it be that the sequel is about their later life?
Unfortunately, no.
No wonder many people say:
What the? I haven't seen enough of their parents.
Can't the story of the killing pill and the wife also be filmed?
The sequel will tell the story of inuyasha and the next generation of killing pills, featuring their daughters, and will begin airing in the fall of 2020.
The production team continued the original cast, with Sunrise in charge of the animation production, Rumiko Takahashi as the character in the original case, directed by Teruo Sato ("Mobile Suit Gundam seed"), Katsuyuki Sumisawa as the screenwriter, and Kaoru Wada will continue to be in charge of music production.
Unlike previous anime based on manga, this anime sequel has no manga and is completely original story, with Rumiko Takahashi only responsible for the basic setting of the characters.
The story will revolve around inuyasha's daughter, the two twin daughters of The Killing Pill, and a total of three heroines.
The first, inuyasha and Govi's daughter, carrying a bow and arrow and carrying a long sword, should have inherited her parents' demon-breaking arrows and iron teeth.
A 14-year-old cheerful girl who works as a bounty hunter and has lived alone since childhood, barely knowing about her parents.
The second, the daughter of the killing pill - the sister of the twins, has a neat short hair and a uniform, holding a long sword, and thinks that she is the male protagonist without reading the introduction.
At the age of 4, he accidentally traveled to modern times and grew up as his daughter with the help of Govi's younger brother Kusata.
She is good at martial arts and often fights, and she dresses as a woman to facilitate the fight and wants to return to the Warring States era.
The third, the daughter of the Killing Pill, the twin sister, is dressed in a demon exorcist outfit, and like the Killing Pill, she is calm and calm, and has a hairy tail on her shoulder.
Joining Amber's exorcists to eliminate yokai for a living, she separated from her sister at the age of 4 and came to modern times 10 years later, but lost her childhood memories and returned to sengoku.
The twins don't look very much alike, and the most obvious thing they have in common is that they both have a strand of blonde hair.
Judging from the background introduction of these three people, there is no story involving the previous generation, watching them grow up alone -
Have the three daughters been abandoned by their parents?
This leaves the first question: Where did the parents of the three daughters go?
Since it is based on three daughters as the protagonists, presumably the sequel should have little ink on the previous generation, and may gradually unveil the mystery of their lives at the beginning or in the progress of the story.
Judging from the poster, only the white depiction of Inuyasha and The Killing Pill stand behind the three daughters, and even Govi is gone, so it is even less likely that other characters will appear.
Then there is a second question: Who is the wife of the killing pill?
I think that the pair of cp of the original killing pill and the bell has made many people feel crazy, and the sequel is not going to give an explanation?
Judging from the background of the story, the three girls are half-demons, so it is very likely that the twins were born of "killing bells".
Finally, the third question: Does this anime not have a male protagonist?
Judging from the currently exposed characters, it seems to be a big female protagonist centered on 3 girls, and the third-line narrative may focus on showing the strength and growth of women.
In general, without the foundation of Rumiko Takahashi's original manga, this purely original sub-generation story adds uncertainty to the final presentation of the entire anime.
Can't help but think of the sequel to "Naruto", "Hirohito", which is also based on the son generation as the protagonist, the plot is changed from the spirit of the previous game, and the production is rough, and it is even more popular with old fans.
Some classics may not be suitable for a sequel, but since it is out, let's hope it does not smash the brand of the previous work.
Once after elementary school, I ran home to watch Star TV, waiting for "InuYasha" at 6 o'clock, hoping that this time would not ruin my childhood!
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