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* BigBadDuumvirate: So'unga and Takemaru.
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* ChekhovsGun: Sesshomaru's second most powerful technique, the Dragon Strike, makes its debut; proving instrumental in the [[BigBad Big Bad]]'s defeat.
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* TheDragon: Takemaru becomes this to So'unga, which manipulates his hatred for its own ends, while Takemaru is turned into its user, allowing it to strike and kill and Takemaru's death is what prompts So'unga's final transformation and last stand.
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* BurnTheUndead: Those slain by So'unga arise as soulless minions of the sword. The only way to put them down is to burn them.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Inuyasha's response to the above, asking if Kagome doesn't trust him without it. She responses by making him ''Sit". Our heroine everyone.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Inuyasha's response to the above, asking if Kagome doesn't trust him without it. She responses by making says that of course she does -- she just doesn't want him ''Sit". Our heroine everyone.to run off on his own again.
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* {{Oni}}: When a So'unga possessed Inuyasha wanders near some stone statue, the sword's evil aura reawakens a trio of Oni (red, blue and green) who were the "protectors of the land" and try to stop him, only to be butchered. A fourth, nameless and feral-like Oni shows up to pick a discarded So'unga and take it to Takemaru's grave. He also kidnaps Kagome and Rin from the battlefield and later tries to stop them from escaping before being finished off by Inuyasha.
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* {{Oni}}: When a So'unga possessed Inuyasha wanders near some stone statue, the sword's evil aura reawakens a trio of Oni (red, blue and green) who were the "protectors of the land" and try to stop him, only to be butchered. A fourth, nameless butchered and feral-like Oni shows brought back as zombies. The zombiefied red oni ends up to pick a discarded picking up So'unga and take it to Takemaru's grave.becoming the sword's vessel for a while. He also kidnaps Kagome and Rin from the battlefield and later tries to stop them from escaping before being finished off by Inuyasha.
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* AlternateCharacterReading: Combined with mistakenly reading the character for "fang" as "sword," this trope is what causes Grandpa Higurashi to mistakenly identify Sou'unga as the Kusanagi toward the beginning of the film. "Sou'unga" means "cloud-gathering fang," but Grandpa reads it as "Harikumo Sword," which resembles the Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi's alternate name of "Ame no Murakumo no Tsurugi (Sword of the Gathering Clouds of Heaven)." When Souta notices that his grandfather has misread one of the characters, his mother notes the correct reading and the sword's actual name.
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* AlternateCharacterReading: Combined with mistakenly reading the character for "fang" as "sword," this trope is what causes Grandpa Higurashi to mistakenly identify Sou'unga as the Kusanagi toward the beginning of the film. "Sou'unga" means "cloud-gathering fang," but Grandpa reads it as "Harikumo "Murakumo Sword," which resembles the Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi's alternate name of "Ame no Murakumo no Tsurugi (Sword of the Gathering Clouds of Heaven)." When Souta notices that his grandfather has misread one of the characters, his mother notes the correct reading and the sword's actual name.
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* KillItWithFire: After the Inu-no-Taisho cuts off his left arm, Takemaru orders his troops to set his enemy's palace ablaze, then goes to fight the dog on his own, leading to both their deaths in the inferno.
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* KillItWithFire: KillItWithFire:
** After the Inu-no-Taisho cuts off his left arm, Takemaru orders his troops to set his enemy's palace ablaze, then goes to fight the dog on his own, leading to both their deaths in theinferno.inferno.
** The revenants created by So'unga can only be destroyed by fire, which means that even the normally useless Jaken and Totosai have to join the battle, using their fire powers to keep the zombies at bay.
** After the Inu-no-Taisho cuts off his left arm, Takemaru orders his troops to set his enemy's palace ablaze, then goes to fight the dog on his own, leading to both their deaths in the
** The revenants created by So'unga can only be destroyed by fire, which means that even the normally useless Jaken and Totosai have to join the battle, using their fire powers to keep the zombies at bay.
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* {{Oni}}: When a So'unga possessed Inuyasha wanders near some stone statue, the sword's evil aura reawakens a trio of Oni (red, blue and green) who were the "protectors of the land" and try to stop him, only to be butchered. A fourth, nameless and feral-like Oni shows up to pick a discarded So'unga and take it to Takemaru's grave. He also kidnaps Kagome and Rin from the battlefield and later tries to stop them from escaping before being finished off by Inuyasha.
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* SealedEvilInACan: After the Taisho's death, the spirit Saya possessed the scabbard of the sword to keep the evil power of the blade locked away. Unfortunately, the sword fell through the Bone-Eating Well, and because of the time travel Saya's power ran off sooner than expected.
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* HostageSituation: Horobi kidnapps Midori and tells Aruto that he'll exchange her for Ikazuchi's Humagear Progrise Key.
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* AnnoyingArrows: The Inu-no-Taisho gets shot several times by Takemaru's archers, but this does jack squat to his combat efficiency.
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-->'''Takemaru:''' "I have no regrets about fighting you to the death. Let us journey together into the netherworld."
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-->'''Takemaru:''' "I "[[IRegretNothing I have no regrets regrets]] about fighting you to the death. Let us journey together into the netherworld."
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* IHaveNoRegrets: Takemaru says this about fighting the Inu-no-Taisho to the death. See SeeYouInHell.
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* ArrowsOnFire: Takemaru orders his troops to burn down the Inu-no-Taisho's palace in this manner.
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* HandicappedBadass: Despite just having his arm cut off by the Inu-no-Taisho, Takemaru simply picks up his sword again and proceeds to confront his foe anyway, causing both of them to die in the resulting inferno.
* IHaveNoRegrets: Takemaru says this about fighting the Inu-no-Taisho to the death. See SeeYouInHell.
* IHaveNoRegrets: Takemaru says this about fighting the Inu-no-Taisho to the death. See SeeYouInHell.
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* MajorInjuryUnderreaction: Despite the Inu-no-Taisho cutting off his left arm, Takemaru seemed to be fairly unfazed by the injury and later fights the Inu-no-Taisho in a duel that results in both their deaths.
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* SeeYouInHell: Takemaru delivers one to the Inu-no-Taisho just before the burning palace collapses and kills them both.
-->'''Takemaru:''' "I have no regrets about fighting you to the death. Let us journey together into the netherworld."
-->'''Takemaru:''' "I have no regrets about fighting you to the death. Let us journey together into the netherworld."
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* BadassTransplant: As part of its partnership with Takemaru, Sou'unga presents him with Sesshomaru's severed left arm to replace the limb that the Inu-no-Taisho cut off. Takemaru promptly accepts the deal and grafts the arm onto himself.
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* AlternateCharacterReading: Combined with mistakenly reading the character for "fang" as "sword," this trope is what causes Grandpa Higurashi to mistakenly identify Sou'unga as the Kusanagi toward the beginning of the film. "Sou'unga" means "cloud-gathering fang," but Grandpa reads it as "Harikumo Sword," which resembles the Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi's alternate name of "Ame no Murakumo no Tsurugi (Sword of the Gathering Clouds of Heaven)." When Kagome notices that her grandfather has misread one of the characters, her mother notes the correct reading and the sword's actual name.
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* AlternateCharacterReading: Combined with mistakenly reading the character for "fang" as "sword," this trope is what causes Grandpa Higurashi to mistakenly identify Sou'unga as the Kusanagi toward the beginning of the film. "Sou'unga" means "cloud-gathering fang," but Grandpa reads it as "Harikumo Sword," which resembles the Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi's alternate name of "Ame no Murakumo no Tsurugi (Sword of the Gathering Clouds of Heaven)." When Kagome Souta notices that her his grandfather has misread one of the characters, her his mother notes the correct reading and the sword's actual name.
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* IronicEcho: "Humans are more arrogant and greedy than any other living creature." [[HeroicResolve InuYasha agrees.]]
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* ScreamingChildbirth: Subverted. The beginning shows Izayoi in labor with Inuyasha, but she makes very little noise except for heavy breathing and quiet moans of pain.
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* IfICantHaveYou: Takemaru kills Izayoi during childbirth when he realizes she will never love him.
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* ScreamingChildbirth: Subverted. The beginning shows Izayoi in labor with Inuyasha, but she makes very little noise except for heavy breathing and quiet moans of pain.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Inuyasha's response to the above, asking if Kagome doesn't trust him without it. She responses by making him ''Sit". Our heroine everyone.
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* ChekhovsGun: Sesshomaru's second most powerful technique, the Dragon Strike, makes its debut; proving instrumental in the [[BigBad Big Bad]]'s defeat.
** "Technique", not "sword".
** "Technique", not "sword".
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'''''[=InuYasha=] the Movie: Swords of an Honorable Ruler''''' is the third of the four ''Franchise/{{InuYasha}}'' movies, released in 2003.
The film centers around So'unga, the previously unknown third blade of Inuyasha and Sesshomaru's father; unlike the other two, though, So'unga is [[EvilWeapon pure evil]]. With neither one able to stop the blade on their own, Inuyasha and Sesshomaru are forced to [[EnemyMine team up]] to stop So'unga.
The film centers around So'unga, the previously unknown third blade of Inuyasha and Sesshomaru's father; unlike the other two, though, So'unga is [[EvilWeapon pure evil]]. With neither one able to stop the blade on their own, Inuyasha and Sesshomaru are forced to [[EnemyMine team up]] to stop So'unga.
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'''''[=InuYasha=] the Movie: Swords of an Honorable Ruler''''' is the third of the four ''Franchise/{{InuYasha}}'' ''Franchise/InuYasha''' movies, released in 2003.
The film centers around So'unga, the previously unknown third blade of Inuyasha and Sesshomaru's father; unlike the other two, though, So'unga is [[EvilWeapon pureevil]]. evil.]] With neither one able to stop the blade on their own, Inuyasha and Sesshomaru are forced to [[EnemyMine team up]] to stop So'unga.
So'unga.
The film centers around So'unga, the previously unknown third blade of Inuyasha and Sesshomaru's father; unlike the other two, though, So'unga is [[EvilWeapon pure
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* {{Kusanagi}}: Subverted. Kagome's grandfather ''thinks'' the sword kept sealed at the Higurashi family shrine is the Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi, the sword of the Japanese Imperial Regalia. He is very wrong.
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* PublicDomainArtifact: Subverted. Kagome's grandfather ''thinks'' the sword kept sealed at the Higurashi family shrine is the Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi, the sword of the Japanese Imperial Regalia. He is very wrong.
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* AlternateCharacterReading: Combined with mistakenly reading the character for "fang" as "sword," this trope is what causes Grandpa Higurashi to mistakenly identify Sou'unga as the Kusanagi toward the beginning of the film. "Sou'unga" means "cloud-gathering fang," but Grandpa reads it as "Harikumo Sword," which resembles the Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi's alternate name of "Ame no Murakumo no Tsurugi (Sword of the Gathering Clouds of Heaven)." When Kagome notices that her grandfather has misread one of the characters, her mother notes the correct reading and the sword's actual name.
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* BarehandedBladeBlock: Sesshomaru ''punches'' Sou'unga away from him at one point. It draws blood, but doesn't otherwise have any significant effect on his ability to use his hand.
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* ArtifactOfDoom: The terrible Sou'unga: The Sword of Hell. Sou'unga can not only create the devastation of the dragon vortex, but it can possess its owner and force them to commit murder wherever and whenever possible.
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* ArtifactOfDoom: The terrible Sou'unga: The Sword of Hell. Sou'unga can not only create the devastation of the dragon vortex, but it can possess its owner wielder and force them to commit murder wherever and whenever possible.
* ClingyMacGuffin: As detailed under BodyHorror above, So'unga anchors itself to Inuyasha's arm by piercing his hand and constricting his arm with tentacles.
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* TheNecromancer: {{Necromancer}}: So'unga raises an army of zombies.
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* ArtifactOfDoom: The terrible Sou'unga: The Sword of Hell. Sou'unga can not only create the devastation of the dragon vortex, but it can possess its owner and force them to commit murder wherever and whenever possible.
* BackToBackBadasses: Inuyasha and Sesshomaru.
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'''''InuYasha the Movie: Swords of an Honorable Ruler''''' is the third of the four ''Franchise/{{InuYasha}}'' movies, released in 2003.
The film centers around So'unga, the previously unknown third blade of Inuyasha and Sesshomaru's father; unlike the other two, though, So'unga is [[EvilWeapon pure evil]]. With neither one able to stop the blade on their own, Inuyasha and Sesshomaru are forced to [[EnemyMine team up]] to stop So'unga.
!!''InuYasha the Movie: Swords of an Honorable Ruler'' contains examples of the following tropes:
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* AnArmAndALeg: The first thing the Inu-no-Taisho does when he encounters Takemaru is chop Takemaru's left arm clean off.
* BigBadDuumvirate: So'unga and Takemaru.
* BirthDeathJuxtaposition: The film opens with Inuyasha's birth, with his mother Izayoi dying in the process as a result of Takemaru stabbing her with a spear. When the Inu-no-Taisho arrives, he uses [[HealingShiv Tenseiga]] to resurrect Izayoi, and then subsequently dies fighting off Takemaru.
* BodyHorror: While controlling him, So'unga sprouts CombatTentacles that wrap around Inuyasha's arm and pierce his hand, anchoring it to the hilt of the sword.
* DemonicPossession: So'unga possesses Inuyasha when he takes hold of its hilt.
* EnemyMine: Inuyasha and Sesshomaru are forced to join forces to defeat So'unga.
* FightingFromTheInside: Inuyasha during the entire time So'unga is controlling him. One good example is when So'unga attempts to force him to kill a woman and child; Inuyasha actually bites into his own arm to hold the blade back and allow Miroku to get them to safety.
* TheNecromancer: So'unga raises an army of zombies.
* StatusQuoIsGod: During the course of the film, Inuyasha's [[RestrainingBolt Beads of Subjugation]] are completely ripped apart in the process of liberating him from So'unga's control. By the end of the film, Kagome has had the necklace repaired and dupes Inuyasha into putting it back on, much to his annoyance.
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'''''InuYasha the Movie: Swords of an Honorable Ruler''''' is the third of the four ''Franchise/{{InuYasha}}'' movies, released in 2003.
The film centers around So'unga, the previously unknown third blade of Inuyasha and Sesshomaru's father; unlike the other two, though, So'unga is [[EvilWeapon pure evil]]. With neither one able to stop the blade on their own, Inuyasha and Sesshomaru are forced to [[EnemyMine team up]] to stop So'unga.
!!''InuYasha the Movie: Swords of an Honorable Ruler'' contains examples of the following tropes:
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* AnArmAndALeg: The first thing the Inu-no-Taisho does when he encounters Takemaru is chop Takemaru's left arm clean off.
* BigBadDuumvirate: So'unga and Takemaru.
* BirthDeathJuxtaposition: The film opens with Inuyasha's birth, with his mother Izayoi dying in the process as a result of Takemaru stabbing her with a spear. When the Inu-no-Taisho arrives, he uses [[HealingShiv Tenseiga]] to resurrect Izayoi, and then subsequently dies fighting off Takemaru.
* BodyHorror: While controlling him, So'unga sprouts CombatTentacles that wrap around Inuyasha's arm and pierce his hand, anchoring it to the hilt of the sword.
* DemonicPossession: So'unga possesses Inuyasha when he takes hold of its hilt.
* EnemyMine: Inuyasha and Sesshomaru are forced to join forces to defeat So'unga.
* FightingFromTheInside: Inuyasha during the entire time So'unga is controlling him. One good example is when So'unga attempts to force him to kill a woman and child; Inuyasha actually bites into his own arm to hold the blade back and allow Miroku to get them to safety.
* TheNecromancer: So'unga raises an army of zombies.
* StatusQuoIsGod: During the course of the film, Inuyasha's [[RestrainingBolt Beads of Subjugation]] are completely ripped apart in the process of liberating him from So'unga's control. By the end of the film, Kagome has had the necklace repaired and dupes Inuyasha into putting it back on, much to his annoyance.
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