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Sesshoumaru

Sesshoumaru

殺生丸

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Inuyasha's older half-brother. Unlike Inuyasha, Sesshoumaru is a full-blooded dog-demon and is contemptuous of InuYasha for being a half-demon and for consorting with humans. He is a very powerful demon who seems to have no true equal when it comes to raw power; although given the chance in volume twenty-three, he could not defeat Naraku. Although fandom refers to him as the Lord of the Western Lands, this title appears at no point in the manga. Takahashi also stated that Sesshoumaru has no permanent home. Unlike almost every other demon in the world of InuYasha, he has no interest in possessing even one shard of the Shikon Jewel. Sesshoumaru first appears in search of the sword called Tessaiga, created from their father Inu-no-Taisho's fang, which has the power to kill a hundred yōkai with one swing; however, Inu-no-Taisho left Tessaiga to Inuyasha, and Sesshoumaru instead inherited the Tenseiga, a sword which cannot harm the living, but can bring the dead back to life. Inu-no-Taisho did this in the hopes that Sesshoumaru would learn compassion. Considering Tenseiga useless to him, Sesshoumaru battles Inuyasha several times for possession of Tessaiga, and when Tessaiga is broken by a bite from Naraku's incarnation Goshinki, Sesshoumaru has Goshinki's fangs forged into the evil blade Tokijin, which only he is powerful enough to control. Initially, Sesshoumaru is ruthless and cruel in his pursuit of Tessaiga and his dealings with his brother. Despite having a hatred for humans, he seems to care for Rin, a little human girl who was orphaned after her village was destroyed by demons. Rin found Sesshomaru in the woods by the village she lived in, and noticed that he was injured (due to a previous fight with Inuyasha) and she tried to help him. Sesshomaru refused her help, but after finding her body nearly devoured by Koga's wolves later on, he used Tenseiga to bring her back to life. Now Rin follows Sesshomaru around and thinks of herself as one of his servants.

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InuYasha

InuYasha

Supporting

InuYasha Movie 4: Guren no Houraijima

InuYasha Movie 4: Guren no Houraijima

Supporting

InuYasha Movie 3: Tenka Hadou no Ken

InuYasha Movie 3: Tenka Hadou no Ken

Main

InuYasha Movie 1: Toki wo Koeru Omoi

InuYasha Movie 1: Toki wo Koeru Omoi

Supporting

InuYasha: Kuroi Tessaiga

InuYasha: Kuroi Tessaiga

Main

InuYasha: Kanketsu-hen

InuYasha: Kanketsu-hen

Supporting

Shounen Sunday CM: InuYasha-hen

Shounen Sunday CM: InuYasha-hen

Supporting

Hanyou no Yashahime: Sengoku Otogizoushi

Hanyou no Yashahime: Sengoku Otogizoushi

Supporting

Voces (seiyuus)

Kaye, David

Kaye, David

English

Narita, Ken

Narita, Ken

Japanese

Manfredi, Massimiliano

Manfredi, Massimiliano

Italian

Damu, Roland

Damu, Roland

Hungarian

Wait, Russell

Wait, Russell

English

Daingerfield, Michael

Daingerfield, Michael

English

Giraldi, Silvio

Giraldi, Silvio

Portuguese (BR)

Kim, Seung-jun

Kim, Seung-jun

Korean

Breuer, Pascal

Breuer, Pascal

German

de Gracia, Ángel

de Gracia, Ángel

Spanish

Certoma, Roberto

Certoma, Roberto

Italian

Onorato, Niseem

Onorato, Niseem

Italian