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* TimeStandsStill: The method by which Kaguya causes [[TheNightThatNeverEnds The Night That Never Ends]]. Miroku, Sango, Shippo, Kirara, and Kohaku are protected from the effect by bandages from Kagome's time displaced first-aid kit, while Inuyasha is protected by [[ChekhovsGun the photo locket Kagome gave him earlier in the film.]]
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* WreckedWeapons: For the first time in the series, Miroku's staff actually breaks in half during the fight against Kaguya. It's returned back to normal once the nightmare is over.
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* ConspicuousCGI: Kaguya's cloud form.
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* AttackReflector: Kaguya can conjure a black orb to absorb any attack and shoot it back out at her enemies.
* BodyHorror: [[spoiler: Naraku, bursting out of Kohaku's back as an ever-expanding, pulsating mass of tumorous bloated flesh and spider legs.]]
* CallBack: Naraku's form in this movie is the same he used in his battle against Sesshomaru.
* ChekhovsGun: During the battle against Naraku, Sango ties Miroku's staff to her Hiraikotsu to deliver a more powerful attack combining the impact of her weapon with the staff's demon-repelling skills. Near the end, Kagome uses half of Miroku's staff as an impromptu arrow to pin the Celestial Robe to Kaguya's mirror.
* ConspicuousCGI: Kaguya's cloud form.
* ChekhovsGun: During the battle against Naraku, Sango ties Miroku's staff to her Hiraikotsu to deliver a more powerful attack combining the impact of her weapon with the staff's demon-repelling skills. Near the end, Kagome uses half of Miroku's staff as an impromptu arrow to pin the Celestial Robe to Kaguya's mirror.
* ConspicuousCGI: Kaguya's cloud form.
* ElementalPowers: Each of the five artifacts needed to unseal Kaguya is bound to one of the Five Classical Chinese Elements, with a respective color: The Dragon's Neck Orb is Metal (Yellow), the Fire Rat Robe is Fire (Red), the Jewelled Branch of Horai is Wood (Green), the Swallow's cowrie is Water (Blue) and the Buddha's Stone Bowl is Earth (Teal).
* GiantSpider: Naraku transform into an humongous spider demon with an ogre's head to fight the group in the beginning. After having his legs chopped and his back pierced, the real form of Naraku bursts forth from the abdomen to fight.
* GodGuise: Kagura eventually reveals that "Kaguya" is actually nothing more than a powerful, body-hitchiking demon who devoured the original Kaguya and took over her immortality and powers.
* GodGuise: Kagura eventually reveals that "Kaguya" is actually nothing more than a powerful, body-hitchiking demon who devoured the original Kaguya and took over her immortality and powers.
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* IdenticalStranger: The six heads of the beast Kaguya summons to defend the illusion of her castle resemble Ryūkotsusei almost exactly, save for the body color, and the lack of a face in their foreheads.
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** Naraku's GiantSpider form is, essentially, the same spider monster he used in Sango's introductory arc with a more arachnid body and longer legs.
** The six heads of the beast Kaguya summons to defend the illusion of her castle resemble Ryūkotsusei almost exactly, save for the body color, and the lack of a face in their foreheads.
** Naraku's GiantSpider form is, essentially, the same spider monster he used in Sango's introductory arc with a more arachnid body and longer legs.
** The six heads of the beast Kaguya summons to defend the illusion of her castle resemble Ryūkotsusei almost exactly, save for the body color, and the lack of a face in their foreheads.
* MuggingTheMonster: The bandits threatening Akitoki Hojo make the mistake of harassing Inuyasha, who was just passing by. They're soundly trashed.
* NotQuiteDead: After being seemingly destroyed by Inuyasha's Bakuryuha-empowered Wind Scar, Kaguya returns as an ominous dark cloud and tries to absorb Kagome before being finished off for good by Miroku.
* OurOrcsAreDifferent: At one point Kohaku is chased by a gang of humanoid pig-like Youkai brandishing variegated weaponry and threatening to eat him, stunningly similar to "orcs" as sometimes depicted in eastern RPG.
* NotQuiteDead: After being seemingly destroyed by Inuyasha's Bakuryuha-empowered Wind Scar, Kaguya returns as an ominous dark cloud and tries to absorb Kagome before being finished off for good by Miroku.
* OurOrcsAreDifferent: At one point Kohaku is chased by a gang of humanoid pig-like Youkai brandishing variegated weaponry and threatening to eat him, stunningly similar to "orcs" as sometimes depicted in eastern RPG.
* SealedEvilInACan: Princess Kaguya, like Menomaru and Hyoga from the previous film. This time, she instructs Kagura and Kanna to collect the artifacts required to release her, in exchange for granting them their wishes.
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* WreckedWeapons: For the first time in the series, Miroku's staff actually breaks in half during the fight against Kaguya. It's returned back to normal once the nightmare is over.
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* PublicDomainArtifact: The film's plot is kicked off by Kagura and Kanna collecting the five mystical artifacts that Princess Kaguya requested from her suitors in ''The Tale of the Bamboo-Cutter''. One of them is the pelt of the fire rat from which Inuyasha's robe was made.
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* PublicDomainArtifact: The film's plot is kicked off by Kagura and Kanna collecting the five mystical artifacts that Princess Kaguya requested from her suitors in ''The ''[[Literature/TheTaleOfTheBambooCutter The Tale of the Bamboo-Cutter''.Bamboo Cutter]]''. One of them is the pelt of the fire rat from which Inuyasha's robe was made.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Kagura and Kanna were sucked towards the bottom of a lake after being out-gambitted by the villain. We never learn what happened with them, if they drowned or escaped or what. [[spoiler: They're shown later on in the series so we know they escaped.]]
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Kagura and Kanna were sucked towards the bottom of a lake after being out-gambitted by the villain. We never learn what happened with them, if they drowned or escaped or what. [[spoiler: They're [[spoiler:They're shown later on in the series so we know they escaped.]]
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* {{Retcon}}: A small, relationship-based one, but the ending has Inuyasha and Kagome act greatly embarrased about their kiss and denying it happened, which doesn't really make sense when the manga strongly implies they were aware of each other's feelings at that time and even subtly went for a couple.
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* {{Retcon}}: A small, relationship-based one, but the ending has Inuyasha and Kagome act greatly embarrased about their kiss and denying it happened, which doesn't really make sense when the manga strongly implies they were aware of each other's feelings at that time and even subtly went for being a couple.
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* {{Retcon}}: A small, relationship-based one, but the ending has Inuyasha and Kagome act greatly embarrased about their kiss and denying it happened, which doesn't really make sense when the manga strongly implies they were aware of each other's feelings at that time and even subtly went for a couple.
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* BroughtDownToNormal: Miroku, of all people, when his Wind Tunnel is removed by Naraku.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: Despite no longer having his wind tunnel, Miroku is still not one to mess with. Mushin lampshades this when he knows Hatchi will face Miroku's wrath after refusing to help him.
* BroughtDownToNormal: Miroku, of all people, when his Wind Tunnel is removed by Naraku. That doesn't stop him from being able to beat up Hatchi when he refuses to help him.
* BroughtDownToNormal: Miroku, of all people, when his Wind Tunnel is removed by Naraku. That doesn't stop him from being able to beat up Hatchi when he refuses to help him.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Kagura and Kanna were sucked towards the bottom of a lake after being out-gambitted by the villain. We never learn what happened with them, if they drowned or escaped or what.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Kagura and Kanna were sucked towards the bottom of a lake after being out-gambitted by the villain. We never learn what happened with them, if they drowned or escaped or what.
what. [[spoiler: They're shown later on in the series so we know they escaped.]]
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* IdenticalStranger: The six heads of the beast Kaguya summons to defend the illusion of her castle resemble Ryūkotsusei almost exactly, save for the body color, and the lack of a face in their foreheads.
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* {{Retcon}}: A small, relationship-based one, but the ending has Inuyasha and Kagome act greatly embarrased about their kiss and denying it happened, which doesn't really make sense when the manga strongly implies they were aware of each other's feelings at that time and even subtly went for a couple.
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* RuleOfRomantic: Kaguya is transforming Inuyasha into a full-fledged, mindless demon, and nothing seems to work to stop him... until Kagome kisses him.
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* ShoutOut: When Akitoki Hojo is describing the monk who told his village about the celestial robe, the statue shown of the monk is Cherry from UruseiYatsura
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* ShoutOut: When Akitoki Hojo is describing the monk who told his village about the celestial robe, the statue shown of the monk is Cherry from UruseiYatsura''Manga/UruseiYatsura''
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* CooldownHug: Kagome gives one to Inuyasha while Kaguya is transforming him into her pure demon slave, complete with a kiss.
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* CooldownHug: Kagome gives tries to give one to Inuyasha while Kaguya is transforming him into her pure demon slave, complete with a kiss.slave. When it doesn't work, she kisses him too.
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* CanonImmigrant: The character Akitoki Hojo first appears in this film, and later makes an appearance in episode 137 of the anime.
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* GoneSwimmingClothesStolen: Many years ago, some random person stole Kaguya's Celestial Robe while she was bathing in a spring. Enraged, she started slaughtering a nearby village, demanding the thief show himself, until Miroku's grandfather showed up and stopped her.
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* PublicDomainArtifact: The film's plot is kicked off by Kagura and Kanna collecting the five mystical artifacts that Princess Kaguya requested from her suitors in ''The Tale of the Bamboo-Cutter''. One of them is the pelt of the fire rat from which Inuyasha's robe was made.
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* ShoutOut: When Akitoki Hojo is describing the monk who told his village about the celestial robe, the statue shown of the monk is Cherry from UruseiYatsura
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* MindControlEyes: Inuyasha is forced to transform into a full demon by Kaguya, complete with the classic "eyes fade to red" effect.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Kagura and Kanna were sucked towards the bottom of a lake after being out-gambitted by the villain. We never learn what happened with them, if they drowned or escaped or what.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Kagura and Kanna were sucked towards the bottom of a lake after being out-gambitted by the villain. We never learn what happened with them, if they drowned or escaped or what.
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The film ends with, amazingly enough, Inuyasha and co. finally killing Naraku, a belief enforced by the disappearance of Miroku's Wind Tunnel. Shortly afterwards, the group splits up, only to be brought back together when the demoness Kaguya steps up to the plate.
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The film ends begins with, amazingly enough, Inuyasha and co. finally killing Naraku, a belief enforced by the disappearance of Miroku's Wind Tunnel. Shortly afterwards, the group splits up, only to be brought back together when the demoness Kaguya steps up to the plate.
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* CanonImmigrant: The character Akitoki Hojo first appears in this film, and later makes an appearance in episode 137 of the anime.
* DemotedToExtra: This is the only ''[=InuYasha=]'' movie in which Naraku makes any appearance. Even then, his only contribution to the plot is to fake his own death and then get his ass kicked by Kaguya.
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* TheFellowshipHasEnded: After seemingly killing Naraku, Inuyasha's group splits up; Inuyasha, Kagome, and Shippo stick together to track down the remaining Shikon Jewel shards while Sango and Miroku go their own way. It doesn't last long, with Kaguya stepping up to the plate, along with the revelation that Naraku was [[FakingTheDead faking it]].
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* TheFellowshipHasEnded: After seemingly killing Naraku, Inuyasha's group splits up; Inuyasha, Kagome, and Shippo stick together to track down the remaining Shikon Jewel shards while Sango and Miroku go their own way. It doesn't last long, with Kaguya stepping up to the plate, along with the revelation that Naraku was [[FakingTheDead faking it]].it]].
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'''''InuYasha the Movie: The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass''''' is the second ''Franchise/{{InuYasha}}'' movie, released in 2002.
The film ends with, amazingly enough, Inuyasha and co. finally killing Naraku, a belief enforced by the disappearance of Miroku's Wind Tunnel. Shortly afterwards, the group splits up, only to be brought back together when the demoness Kaguya steps up to the plate.
!!''The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass'' contains examples of the following tropes (Beware of spoilers):
* ArtEvolution: The character designs more closely resemble the manga than the anime.
* CooldownHug: Kagome gives one to Inuyasha while Kaguya is transforming him into her pure demon slave, complete with a kiss.
* CurbStompBattle: When Naraku fights Kaguya, he proves no match for her and takes off, leaving Inuyasha and co. to finish her.
* FakingTheDead: As it turns out, Naraku faked his demise to draw Kaguya out and absorb her. Let's just say it [[CurbStompBattle doesn't work out like he planned]].
* TheFellowshipHasEnded: After seemingly killing Naraku, Inuyasha's group splits up; Inuyasha, Kagome, and Shippo stick together to track down the remaining Shikon Jewel shards while Sango and Miroku go their own way. It doesn't last long, with Kaguya stepping up to the plate, along with the revelation that Naraku was [[FakingTheDead faking it]].
'''''InuYasha the Movie: The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass''''' is the second ''Franchise/{{InuYasha}}'' movie, released in 2002.
The film ends with, amazingly enough, Inuyasha and co. finally killing Naraku, a belief enforced by the disappearance of Miroku's Wind Tunnel. Shortly afterwards, the group splits up, only to be brought back together when the demoness Kaguya steps up to the plate.
!!''The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass'' contains examples of the following tropes (Beware of spoilers):
* ArtEvolution: The character designs more closely resemble the manga than the anime.
* CooldownHug: Kagome gives one to Inuyasha while Kaguya is transforming him into her pure demon slave, complete with a kiss.
* CurbStompBattle: When Naraku fights Kaguya, he proves no match for her and takes off, leaving Inuyasha and co. to finish her.
* FakingTheDead: As it turns out, Naraku faked his demise to draw Kaguya out and absorb her. Let's just say it [[CurbStompBattle doesn't work out like he planned]].
* TheFellowshipHasEnded: After seemingly killing Naraku, Inuyasha's group splits up; Inuyasha, Kagome, and Shippo stick together to track down the remaining Shikon Jewel shards while Sango and Miroku go their own way. It doesn't last long, with Kaguya stepping up to the plate, along with the revelation that Naraku was [[FakingTheDead faking it]].
