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By 高橋留美子 and Rumiko Takahashi

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• Format: JP Oversized
• ISBN: 4810421279
• ISBN13: 9784810421279
• Release Date: January 1
• Weight: 1.40 lbs.

Customer Reviews

SWEET!

In this book you can learn to draw Inuyasha, Kagome, Kikyo, Shippo, Sango,Miroku, Naraku, Sesshomaru, Kouga, Kaede and Kagura. It is really cool, if you are an Inuyasha fan you will love this book

InuYasha

To lean draw InuYasha, Kagome, Kikyo, Shippo, Sango, Naraku, Sesshomaru, Miroku, Koga, Myoga, Kaede, and Kagura.Is so cool.

Erm...yeah....

Hiya. For me, this book was great! It helped me with a lot of cosplay. I'd be lost on the Miroku costume without it. ^_^ This book is great, even if you can't read Japanese (I can! Haha!). If you haven't been keeping up with the Japanese manga or newly release episodes, this may spoil a bit for you. It has great unreleased art and color manga srips. I stongly recommend you buy this. I gave it a 4 because it's not in English. This IS an english site and I doubt you can all read kanji. Also, the skip throughout the manga skips some important facts, but other than that, this your guide to Inuyasha!

Even if my Japanese is like my Unicorns. . .

Hm. . . What is there to say? I find it absolutely enchanting to see the illustrations of Ms. Rumiko Takahashi in full color. The snapshots from various episodes and the character profiles and sketches are intriguing, even if I can't understand a single Japanese character. Warning, to those that are following Cartoon-Network's release of the anime and Viz's release of the manga: This artbook has art from much further into both anime and manga. . . There are minor spoilers for the manga most especially. For those that are current with what Japan has already released, this will be no problem, just rather fun. I found this book, which is imported from Japan and therefore in original format (Heh...) to be absolutely worth the money and quite entertaining. For those who have the cash to spare, I recommend purchasing the artbook. I know I don't regret it the tiniest bit. (My only nit-pick is the spelling of Gallery as Gallary-Oh well.) The artwork within this book is stunning and truely Rumiko Takahashi.