How to Watch InuYasha Episodes

InuYasha, also known by the full title "InuYasha: A Feudal Fairy Tale," is a wildly popular manga or Japanese-cartoon series. Set during Japan's fabled Sengoku Period (mid 15th to early 17th century), the series' storyline centers on a motley of supernatural characters out to keep the precious, powerful Jewel of the Four Souls away from the villain Naraku.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• InuYasha episodes
• TV or computer with streaming-media playback
• DVD player

1. Purchase InuYasha seasons on DVD. The season-one DVD was released worldwide on September 7, 2004. Season two followed about a year later, as did season three. Additional DVDs will be released, as the anime version of the show enjoys global popularity.

2. Check with the larger online retailers of books and DVDs, as well as your local hobby and anime retailers to find season DVDs available for sale. Also, keep in mind that you can often track down used copies of InuYasha DVDs at video and hobby stores.

3. Make a note of the fact that InuYasha anime is licensed in North America by ShoPro Entertainment and Viz. If you're having an impossibly difficult time locating InuYasha DVDs to watch, try contacting ShoPro Entertainment and Viz as a last resort.

4. Choose to use peer-to-peer file sharing networks, such as bit torrents, to share InuYasha episodes only if they have been downloaded legally, and it is legal to share episodes between individual viewers where you live. While it is possible to find DVD rips and illegal sources of InuYasha episodes online, you should choose to avoid copyright infringement and ensure all your file sharing is done according to the law.

5. Download any applets or software you need to install on your computer if you've chosen to watch InuYasha episodes on your monitor rather than on DVD. If you're new to the world of InuYasha, it's suggested that you start at the beginning and watch every episode going forward, as the storyline is continuous. An alternative would be to read the story in print form, and then watch select InuYasha episodes as you see fit.

6. Search for specific or favorite episodes of InuYasha by browsing the episode guide at TV.com (see Resources below).

Tips & Warnings

• Do not download pirated InuYasha episodes from illegal sources on the Internet. It's a crime, and it comes with stiff fines and penalties if you get caught.
• Make sure any DVDs you order from international sources will play on your DVD player. While many DVDs are now region-free, early InuYasha DVDs were released before regions were standardized.

Resources

• InuYasha episode guide at TV.com

[gmoney77]

on 9/30/2008 If you don't mind streaming video try http://www.inuyashaflix.com they have all the episodes in english and with brief summaries