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* PreferszgoingBarefoot: It wouldn't be an ''Inuyasha'' story if it didn't feature plenty of this. Like her father, Moroha goes barefoot. When they were children living alone in the forest, Towa and Setsuna wore beautiful kimonos, but no shoes.
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* PreferszgoingBarefoot: PrefersGoingBarefoot: It wouldn't be an ''Inuyasha'' story if it didn't feature plenty of this. Like her father, Moroha goes barefoot. When they were children living alone in the forest, Towa and Setsuna wore beautiful kimonos, but no shoes.
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* PreferszgoingBarefoot: It wouldn't be an ''Inuyasha'' story if it didn't feature plenty of this. Like her father, Moroha goes barefoot. When they were children living alone in the forest, Towa and Setsuna wore beautiful kimonos, but no shoes.
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* CentralTheme: Family and the lengths one goes through to protect them. While the trio of Towa, Setsuna, and Moroha drive the plot with the twins and their cousin going on their adventures to find a way to reunite with their families, the story also covers Sesshomaru's extreme lengths to protect his family, and yes, this even includes Inuyasha, as well as Kirinmaru's desire to bring his daughter back to life.
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: It wouldn't be an ''Inuyasha'' story if it didn't feature plenty of this. Like her father, Moroha goes barefoot. When they were children living alone in the forest, Towa and Setsuna wore beautiful kimonos, but no shoes.
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After the last episode of season one, Sunrise, and the voice actresses for Towa, Setsuna, and Moroha stated [[https://twitter.com/yashahime_na/status/1373197626200395781 season two had been confirmed.]] Season two premiered on October 2, 2021.
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* BladeOnAStick: Setsuna wields a naginata.
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* UnevenHybrid: While Towa and Setsuna are {{Half Human Hybrid}}s, Moroha's heritage is more uneven; she's a quarter demon and three quarters human because her father Inuyasha is half-demon and her mother Kagome is human. Despite this she is still called "Princess Half-Demon".
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* UnevenHybrid: While Towa and Setsuna are {{Half Human Hybrid}}s, Moroha's heritage is more uneven; she's a quarter demon and three quarters human because her father Inuyasha is half-demon and her mother Kagome is human. Despite this she is still called "Princess Half-Demon".
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* AntiClimax: The Grim Comet was set up as a TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt plot device that occurs every 500 years (a fragment of the Comet breaks off and is pulled in by Earth's gravity each time the Comet gets too close), and it even took the combined powers of Inu no Taisho and Kirinmaru to destroy the first fragment 500 years before. When Kagome, Inuyasha, and Sesshomaru were informed of this, they had to prepare for its arrival. However, Sesshomaru and Inuyasha effortlessly destroy the fragment, and send it to hell via Meido Zangetsuha in just a few seconds, which lead fans to believe that the comet was nothing more than an afterthought just to get to the real part of the story. It begs the question of why the Grim Comet even exists in the first place. [[spoiler: The second season reveals that the "comet" Inuyasha and Sesshoumaru destroyed was a small fragment of the real thing, which is still a threat in the modern era, and reaching it is part of Kirinmaru's goal.]]
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: Towa is arguably the nicest and most pure hearted of the three Yashahimes (perhaps because she was raised in modern times). Plus, she's probably the most powerful of them too. Most of the time she is happy and relaxed, but when she meets Homura, who started the forest fire in which she and her sister almost perished, she becomes berserk.
* {{Bifauxnen}}: Towa's choice of clothing and her BoyishShortHair gives her this image.
* {{Bifauxnen}}: Towa's choice of clothing and her BoyishShortHair gives her this image.
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* OrderReborn: During ''Manga/{{Inuyasha}}'', Naraku brought about the end of the Demon Slayers by luring their strongest away for a mission, and then leading a horde of demons to attack their village. For a while, Sango and Kohaku were the only ones left. By now, they have recovered. Kohaku is TheLeader of a new generation of Demon Slayers, which include his nephew, Hisu. Sango makes demon slayer tools and suits up for battle when needed.
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* OrderReborn: During ''Manga/{{Inuyasha}}'', Naraku brought about the end of the Demon Slayers by luring their strongest away for a mission, and then leading a horde of demons to attack their village. For a while, Sango and Kohaku were the only ones left. By now, they have recovered. are in the process of recovery. Kohaku is TheLeader of a new generation of Demon Slayers, which include his nephew, Hisu. Hisui, while Sango makes demon slayer tools and suits up for battle when needed.needed. They still have a long ways to go before they return to the numbers they had before Naraku's attack, however.
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* RetCon: Season 2 Episode 4 has it to where Moroha was present with Sota and Towa when he showed Towa the pictures of his sister, despite it only being Sota and Towa in the room during that episode.[[note]] Likely due to fan complaints on why Sota didn't show Moroha pictures of her mother when he had the chance.[[/note]]
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* RetCon: Season 2 Episode 4 has it to where Moroha was present with Sota and Towa when he showed Towa the pictures of his sister, despite it only being Sota and Towa in the room during that episode.[[note]] Likely due to fan complaints on why Sota didn't show Moroha pictures of her mother when he had the chance.[[/note]]
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* SpoilerOpening: The second opening ''Burn'' reveals the identity of Towa and Setsuna's mother right in the first few seconds as scenes of their mother and father together in the previous show are flashed over them, right before doing the same with Moroha and her parents. Uncoincidentally, the episode that premieres next, after the one in which ''Burn'' replaces ''New Era'' as the opening, casually reveals the identity of the twins' mother.
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This is overall something that belongs in trivia and is already there for the most part. The talk about Takahashi saying this is a "scenario" seems to twist her words as scenario is essentially another word for outline as opposed to alternate world or what if. Also the fsecond link doesn't even lead to an interview about Yashahime.
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* WhatIf: Takashi Shiina, author of the ''Yashahime'' manga, describes the ''Yashahime'' anime as an [[https://twitter.com/Takashi_Shiina/status/1436927880420683776 "If world"]] created by Creator/{{Sunrise}} since ''Manga/{{Inuyasha}}'' is already a completed work. Rumiko Takahashi, the author of ''Inuyasha'', has likewise said on [[https://www.furinkan.com/takahashi/takahashi29.html more]] [[https://www.furinkan.com/takahashi/takahashi55.html than]] one occasion that ''her'' work is complete and has referred to ''Yashahime'', created by Katsuyuki Sumizawa, as a [[https://www.furinkan.com/takahashi/takahashi46.html "scenario."]]
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* SeriesContinuityError: In the original anime, the clamshell rouge Inuyasha's mother gave him as a keepsake was destroyed by Naraku after Inuyasha gifted it to Kikyo, but here it's in Moroha's possession and perfectly intact, with no explanation how.
** This receives a HandWave in Episode 15, with Hosenki II claiming to Inuyasha and Kagome that it's recovery was "no easy feat", alongside a brief flashback to "The Tragic Love Song Of Destiny". This flashback, along with a brief glimpse of [[spoiler: Ayame]] during the episode, cements the series as a sequel to the anime continuity specifically.
** This receives a HandWave in Episode 15, with Hosenki II claiming to Inuyasha and Kagome that it's recovery was "no easy feat", alongside a brief flashback to "The Tragic Love Song Of Destiny". This flashback, along with a brief glimpse of [[spoiler: Ayame]] during the episode, cements the series as a sequel to the anime continuity specifically.
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** In the original anime, the clamshell rouge Inuyasha's mother gave him as a keepsake was destroyed by Naraku after Inuyasha gifted it to Kikyo, but here it's in Moroha's possession and perfectly intact, with no explanation how.
** *** This receives a HandWave in Episode 15, with Hosenki II claiming to Inuyasha and Kagome that it's recovery was "no easy feat", alongside a brief flashback to "The Tragic Love Song Of Destiny". This flashback, along with a brief glimpse of [[spoiler: Ayame]] during the episode, cements the series as a sequel to the anime continuity specifically.specifically.
** Episode 1 features an adventure of the original cast fighting a demon in the aftermath of Kagome's final return to the Feudal Age. An issue is present, however, in how Rin has the design she held for the majority of ''Inuyasha'' as opposed to the design she held in the three year time-skip at the end of ''The Final Act''. Though, this is an error that is carried over from the bonus chapter of the original manga, from which this episode was adapted from.
** In the original anime, the clamshell rouge Inuyasha's mother gave him as a keepsake was destroyed by Naraku after Inuyasha gifted it to Kikyo, but here it's in Moroha's possession and perfectly intact, with no explanation how.
** Episode 1 features an adventure of the original cast fighting a demon in the aftermath of Kagome's final return to the Feudal Age. An issue is present, however, in how Rin has the design she held for the majority of ''Inuyasha'' as opposed to the design she held in the three year time-skip at the end of ''The Final Act''. Though, this is an error that is carried over from the bonus chapter of the original manga, from which this episode was adapted from.
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* KiddieKid:
** For a 14-year-old girl, Moroha often behaves very childish and immature.
** Towa at least has a shadow of it.
** For a 14-year-old girl, Moroha often behaves very childish and immature.
** Towa at least has a shadow of it.
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Trope seems to be actually about the actual process of childbirth (I.E. a baby is born looking dry and not covered in junk). The scene with Rin is clearly a while after the actual birth since the twins are clean, swaddled and sleeping.
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* CleanPrettyChildbirth: [[spoiler:Rin looks awfully chipper after she just gave birth to ''twin'' babies with her young body,]] in an era with little to no medical assistance on top of it. Had the scene been realistic, she would likely have suffered some severe physical trauma if not outright been in danger of dying.
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* CleanPrettyChildbirth: [[spoiler:Rin looks awfully chipper after she just gave birth to ''twin'' babies with her very young body,]] in an era with little to no medical assistance on top of it. Had the scene been realistic, she would likely have suffered some severe physical trauma if not outright been in danger of dying.
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* CleanPrettyChildbirth: [[spoiler:Rin looks awfully chipper after she just gave birth to ''twin'' babies with her very her young body,]] in an era with little to no medical assistance on top of it. Had the scene been realistic, she would likely have suffered some severe physical trauma if not outright been in danger of dying.
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The source provided doesn't even come in English and I can find just as many sources that say she didn't mean parent. If you wanna dispute this, please PM me or we can take this to the discussion section on the page.
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* WifeHusbandry: [[spoiler:Since the original author of ''Inuyasha'', [[https://href.li/?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWjUWSltdds Rumiko Takahashi, said that Sesshomaru was like a parental figure]] (even using the word ''hogosha'' which means "parental figure" or "legal guardian"), then it makes Sesshomaru and Rin getting married this trope.]]
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* TheBadGuyWins: The first season ends with Kirinmaru once again defeating the girls, this time around going as far as to kill Setsuna, and walking away. In an unusual way, he also ends up winning over another villain by managing to put a stop to Zero's chaotic plans for the time being by scattering the Rainbow Pearls across the land.
* TheBadGuyWins: The first season ends with Kirinmaru once again defeating the girls, this time around going as far as to kill Setsuna, and walking away. In an unusual way, he also ends up winning over another villain by managing to put a stop to Zero's chaotic plans for the time being by scattering the Rainbow Pearls across the land.
* DeliberateValuesDissonance: This is discussed in-universe. Towa is aware by the standards of modern day Japan meant she would have to play her role as a woman, and thus being more feminine. However, she isn't a bit girly to say the least, and she has no personal interest in being one.
* DemBones: Jakotsumaru kills several humans and turns them into walking skeletons. However, these skeletons are red as undead. Towa destroys most of them while Moroha fights Jakotsumaru.
* DemBones: Jakotsumaru kills several humans and turns them into walking skeletons. However, these skeletons are red as undead. Towa destroys most of them while Moroha fights Jakotsumaru.
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* DeliberateValuesDissonance: This is discussed in-universe. Towa is aware by the standards of modern day Japan meant she would have to play her role as a woman, and thus being more feminine. However, she isn't a bit girly to say the least, and she has no personal interest in being one.
* DemBones: Jakotsumaru kills several humans and turns them into walking skeletons. However, these skeletons are red as undead. Towa destroys most of them while Moroha fights Jakotsumaru.
* DemBones: Jakotsumaru kills several humans and turns them into walking skeletons. However, these skeletons are red as undead. Towa destroys most of them while Moroha fights Jakotsumaru.
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* DeliberateValuesDissonance: This is discussed in-universe. Towa is aware by the standards of modern day Japan meant she would DiabolusExMachina: Kirinmaru thus far seems to have an uncanny tendency for appearing just when the heroes are about to play her role as a woman, win. First time, he wakes up after centuries due to Zero and thus being more feminine. However, she isn't a bit girly Sesshomaru is forced to say the least, seal away Inuyasha and she has no personal interest in being one.
* DemBones: Jakotsumaru kills several humansKagome and turns have them into walking skeletons. However, these skeletons are red as undead. Towa destroys most of them while send Moroha fights Jakotsumaru.to safety. Then when Totetsu is so close to defeat, Kirinmaru appears and kicks the ass of the girls. Finally, Sesshomaru has appeared before the heroes and seems ready to finally put down Zero.... Then Kirinmaru arrives quite spectacularly and Zero escapes, Kirinmaru beats the girls once again, and this time he ends up killing Setsuna.
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* DiabolusExMachina: Kirinmaru thus far seems to have an uncanny tendency for appearing just when the heroes are about to win. First time, he wakes up after centuries due to Zero and Sesshomaru is forced to seal away Inuyasha and Kagome and have them send Moroha to safety. Then when Totetsu is so close to defeat, Kirinmaru appears and kicks the ass of the girls. Finally, Sesshomaru has appeared before the heroes and seems ready to finally put down Zero.... Then Kirinmaru arrives quite spectacularly and Zero escapes, Kirinmaru beats the girls once again, and this time he ends up killing Setsuna.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: When Kirinmaru reveals his true demonic form for the first time in the season 1 finale, one of his horns is shorter than the other. [[spoiler: The second season's third episode would later reveal that it had been cut off by Toga during a battle 6 centuries ago.]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When Kirinmaru reveals his true demonic form for the first time in the season 1 finale, one of his horns is shorter than the other. [[spoiler: The second season's third episode would later reveal that it had been cut off by Toga during a battle 6 centuries ago.]]
* InSeriesNickname: Moroha calls herself "Beniyasha", which means "Crimson Demon".
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* InSeriesNickname: Moroha calls herself "Beniyasha", which means "Crimson Demon".
* OffWithHisHead: The demon Root Head is fond of collecting people's heads.
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* OffWithHisHead: The demon Root Head is fond of collecting people's heads.
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* UnevenHybrid: While Towa and Setsuna are {{Half Human Hybrid}}s, Moroha's heritage is more uneven; she's a quarter demon and three quarters human because her father Inuyasha is half-demon and her mother Kagome is human. Despite this she is still called "Princess Half-Demon".
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* UnevenHybrid: While Towa and Setsuna are {{Half Human Hybrid}}s, Moroha's heritage is more uneven; she's a quarter demon and three quarters human because her father Inuyasha is half-demon and her mother Kagome is human. Despite this she is still called "Princess Half-Demon".
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* OffModel: ''Yashahime'' has received some flak for its art not being to par with the original ''Inuyasha'' anime, with characters sometimes being given "monkey ears", eyes not aligning on the face, heads looking smaller than they should be, etc. Perhaps most noticably is an infantilizing artstyle that makes the original characters look younger than they were in ''The Final Act'' despite being older.
