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25 Years Later, ‘Inuyasha’s Most Disturbing Storyline Is Still Hard To Watch

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25 Years Later, ‘Inuyasha’s Most Disturbing Storyline Is Still Hard To Watch

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  1. Dane: reminded me of that crazy comeback by the 1999 Yankees – some storylines really never leave you
  2. Aiden: finally somebody acknowledges that naraku wasn't even remotely convincing without his grotesque makeup
  3. Eliassato: that's way too harsh, some plots are just too well-built to be rewatched cold
  4. Marek: I'll never forget that ep - Naraku's backstory still chills me to this day. What's crazy is how well that level of depth stuck in my head after 25
  5. Static Nova: you'd think they'd be able to tone down his eyes a notch now days aren't we supposed to have better editing software than this
  6. Nova: some people say villains are more compelling when they're complex but I think Naraku just works because he's so simple and ruthless like that one Phantom #1352 mix where the low
  7. Irisv: i never liked naraku that much but this ep still gives me chills every time
  8. Sana: anime villains don't actually get worse over time but the animation does though this still looks rough compared to modern shows
  9. Sana: I don't know how Koenma handled that episode when it first aired!
  10. Solar Vesper: never forgot the eerie atmosphere they created in those early episodes, still sends chills down my spine whenever I think about it
  11. Obsidian Cipher: nobody's talking about just how unsettling those early 90s animation styles still are though
  12. Omar: what's really striking is how they set up Naraku's backstory in that one episode. still giving me chills all these years later
  13. Aidenfalk: I think what makes Naraku stand out is how his backstory affects Sesshoumaru in the series. The way their complicated history impacts the storylines is still hauntingly relevant
  14. Milanv: that scene still gives me nightmares and I haven't watched inuyasha in ages lol

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