Inuyasha, la película: Sentimientos que perduran a través del tiempo

Título original: Inuyasha: Toki o koeru omoi

2001
Not Rated
1h 40min

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Don Brown, Richard Ian Cox, Paul Dobson, Vincent Gale, Moneca Stori, Tomoko Kawakami, Terry Klassen, Houko Kuwashima, Lalainia Lindbjerg, Toshiyuki Morikawa, Kirby Morrow, Tomokazu Seki, Kelly Sheridan, Venus Terzo, Kumiko Watanabe, Cathy Weseluck, and Kappei Yamaguchi in Inuyasha, la película: Sentimientos que perduran a través del tiempo (2001)

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Durante su viaje, Inuyasha, Ahome y su grupo son atacados por Menoumaru, un monstruo que busca a Tessaiga, la espada de Inuyasha, con un final desconocido.Durante su viaje, Inuyasha, Ahome y su grupo son atacados por Menoumaru, un monstruo que busca a Tessaiga, la espada de Inuyasha, con un final desconocido.Durante su viaje, Inuyasha, Ahome y su grupo son atacados por Menoumaru, un monstruo que busca a Tessaiga, la espada de Inuyasha, con un final desconocido.

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Sango
(voz)

Kumiko Watanabe

Shippou
(voz)

Ken'ichi Ogata

Myoga
(voz)

Noriko Hidaka

Kikyô
(voz)

Hisako Kyôda

Kaede
(voz)

Toshihiko Nakajima

Hachi
(voz)

Katsumi Suzuki

Kagome's Grandfather
(voz)

Akiko Nakagawa

Souta Higurashi
(voz)

Asako Dodo

Kagome's Mother
(voz)

Ken Narita

Sesshômaru
(voz)

Chô

Jaken
(voz)
(as Yûichi Nagashima)

Mamiko Noto

Rin
(voz)

Tomokazu Seki

Menoumaru
(voz)

Hekiru Shiina

Ruri
(voz)

Tomoko Kawakami

Hari
(voz)

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Trivia
The US DVD includes an Inu-Yasha no Tsubo special as an extra. The Inu-Yasha no Tsubo segments typically run after episodes that air in Japan as a commericial break eyecatch. This special, however, introduces the lead characters and storylines of Inu-Yasha.

Errores
Sessshomaru should have his sword Tokijin. Inuyasha didn't learn the backlash wave until AFTER this sword was made.

Citas
Kagome Higurashi: [Kagome is stuck on her side of the well, while Inuyasha is injured on his side. She touches the God Tree. Thinking] I can feel him. I can feel Inuyasha
Inuyasha: Kagome? Is that you?
Kagome Higurashi: [gasps] Inuyasha? How are you? Are you okay?
Inuyasha: Don't worry. This is nothing. I'm kinda surprised your not here.
Kagome Higurashi: I came back.
Inuyasha: Got scared, did ya?
Kagome Higurashi: No! I just...
[remembers that it was her who shot Inuyasha]
Inuyasha: You what?
Kagome Higurashi: [shakes her head] Never mind. You're right. Maybe I ran away.
Inuyasha: [laughs] Stupid. You never change.
Kagome Higurashi: What do you mean 'stupid'?
[Inuyasha suddenly appears, slumped at the bottom of the God Tree where Kagome left him]
Kagome Higurashi: Inuyasha!
Inuyasha: [looks up and sees her] Hey, you are here Kagome. So, what have you been worrying about?
Kagome Higurashi: I just feel so worthless. I even ended up hurting you Inuyasha. I thought you'd be better off without me around.
Inuyasha: Would you stop going on like that?
[gets to his feet, then staggers]
Kagome Higurashi: Inuyasha!
[she runs to him and keeps him from falling]
Kagome Higurashi: Don't move, you'll open your wounds.
Inuyasha: [he grips her arms, then pulls her forward against his chest, hugging her] I need you with me Kagome. Haven't you realized that yet?
Kagome Higurashi: [hides her face in his shoulder] Thank you.
[Suddenly, she is alone in her own time again]
Kagome Higurashi: Inuyasha?
Inuyasha: Come on back Kagome.
[She runs to the well house, past her Grandpa and Sota, who are praying for the snow to stop]
Grandpa Higurashi: Great spirit of the sky, stop the snow from falling.

Créditos curiosos
There's a scene after the end credits.

Conexiones
Featured in Cho tokubetsu-hen! InuYasha supesharu (2002)

Bandas sonoras
No More Words
Performed by Ayumi Hamasaki

Opiniones de usuarios12

Opinión destacada

Extremely great

I recommend this movie to people who have met two prequisits: Those who like anime, and for those who like Anime to watch at least the first 20 or so episodes of Inuyasha. If you've watched that many or have a good understanding of the Inuyasha storyline and characters, then watch the movie too. I felt that this movie was BETTER than the series itself and was not just like a long episode. Rather, it was more of an in-depth description of the characters.

If I had to give a score, up to 100, 1 being a being a home video with the cover still on and a broken microphone, 100 being something that you will watch over and over again for eternity, I'd give it:

89/100

I give it less than 90 because the 2nd movie was better than this one.