Satisfy my curiosity...

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You know, I never bothered to find out... how does the Inu Yasha manga end?

Can anyone give me a brief summary?

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Committed villainy is something I'd like to see a little more of in Naruto these days.

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Thanks for the detailed summary.

I guess I hadn't gotten far enough to realize the jewel was inherently malevolent.

Older, she realizes that the well closed because she had missed her old life and family and wanted to be with them, but she also loves and misses Inuyasha. The well reopens, and they are reunited and get married.

Man, that makes me nostalgic for this fic I was writing years ago. I had Kagome at 17 decide to stay with Inu Yasha, and she has a baby, but someone (Kikyo? I can't remember... this was before Naraku was the Big Bad) uses the jewel to seal Kagome on the future-side of the well, while InuYasha and her baby stay behind. So Inu Yasha has to raise the kid himself (and he's very, very bitter), with the help of Sango and Miroku and Shippou but mostly by himself. And the little girl grows up with some mildly demonic power, and when she's like six ro seven she informs the teen-aged Shippou that she plans to marry him, and then she grows up and does so. And she eventually dies (having 3/4 human blood) after living around 200 years, and her and Shippou's son-- Kagome's grandson who is part dog, part human, and half kitsune, grows up and has the long-life of a hanyou, and he eventually lives through the future, carefully waiting, until Kagome is like 18 or 19, and he finds her and says, "Hi. I'm your grandson. Your daughter lived a long, healthy life, and she was loved, and I have pictures. BTW, no one's seen InuYasha in about two centuries, but I have a theory. You must have had a rough couple of years, but how would you like to go and find him? Today? My mother told me all about you, and I can't give you your daugther back, but I can help you find your husband."

Of course, I never finished it.