Comments on: Dog-related folklore gone wrong

By: Kaede211

Kaede211 — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 05:57:18 +0000

I really like the show and that’s probably because I’m a Inuyasha fan (big time).

By: Burrowowl

Burrowowl — Wed, 30 Aug 2006 02:34:26 +0000

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Oh, I know why the character is wearing a dog collar. It isn’t really his fault. It also isn’t his fault that his face looks like that. They were both unfortunate design decisions, not lifestyle choices. As for the other inukami, I was tempted to put up a few blurbs about them (mostly in regards to the stereotypes they represent), but this post was already getting a bit over-involved.

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Well, it isn’t so much a desire have the story spoiled so much as I noticed on your blog (and a couple others) mention that there’s some master-plot going on involving the federal agent and the guy that made the cursed chicken. Considering the tone of episodes 12 and 13, I took this as an ill omen. I suppose it’s good that the hideous thing plays a role in the story other than “it was something Youko handed him.”

By: tj han

tj han — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 23:45:53 +0000

Since you look like you want to be spoilt, the collar on Keita’s neck is significant. Not just a fashion accessory. Not sure if you have seen this part of the story. There are obviously hints of SM to it.

And yes, I agree that whenever Inukami attempts to add a longer story arc, it’s horrible. Episodic is what we need here.

By: Tsubaki

Tsubaki — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 23:29:36 +0000

It’s not that Keita wants to wear a collar, it’s an exchange item with his inukami Youko. Keita’s got to be one of the best male characters out there because he totally reflects what most people think (everyone’s a big perv anyway, don’t deny it), rather than those whimpy no-interest-in-girls loser harem male leads.

Kinda suprised you never mention about other inukami, aside from Youko.