InuYasha Season 3 Plotĭuring the Sengoku period, a half demon (hanyō) called InuYasha steals the Pearl of Shikon (Shikon is not in original Jewel of the 4 souls or the Sphere of the Four Spirits in the Castilian anime adaptation) with the aim of using it to become into a complete demon (yōukai). The writers would have to come up with an original storyline, and that seems very unlikely from our point of view, especially since we have Yashahime.Īs stated, Yashahime is not a continuation of InuYasha, but rather a completely new sequel series, so we can’t really count it here. Now that we’ve given you everything you ever wanted to know, you have probably concluded by yourselves that there is no trailer for the third season of InuYasha simply because the season has not yet even been announced and we have our doubts that it ever will be.Ĭonsidering the fact that the original anime adapted the whole manga story, we just don’t see it being continued. Now, Yashahime is a sequel to InuYasha, but it’s not a third season of the show, but rather a separate show that is simply a continuation of InuYasha. The show has also been published as a manga since 2021. Now, what you can watch is the Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon anime series, which started in 2020 and is still active, with 33 episodes as of the time of writing this article.

There is simply no more material to adapt, and since a continuation of the manga has not been announced – at least, not the InuYasha manga, we do have a sequel (see below) – we really don’t see the InuYasha anime going forward. Takahashi has told the whole story and the whole story has already been adapted in the manga. The thing with InuYasha is that it’s over.

The anime, initially, didn’t adapt the whole story, which is why the last season aired after five years, wrapping up the whole narrative from the manga. A second and final season, InuYasha: The Final Act, aired from October 3, 2009 to March 29, 2010, with a total of 26 episodes. InuYasha originally aired from October 16, 2000 to Septemthe first season consisted of a total of 167 25-minute episodes that followed Rumiko Takahashi’s manga of the same name. Where to Watch InuYasha Season 3? InuYasha Season 3 Release Date

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