Inu Yasha Merchandise - Shard-Hunting with Style
How far would you jump for a fandom? Kagome Higurashi only needs an old shrine well to fall from the present into Japan's Sengoku era - right into a story about the Jewel of Four Souls, shattered to the four winds. At her side: Inu Yasha, half human, half dog demon, wielding the demon sword Tessaiga and a temper that finds diplomacy rather unhelpful. Rumiko Takahashi's manga ran from 1996 to 2008 and became a worldwide phenomenon as an anime - in Germany, the series was a fixed Saturday-afternoon staple for many. At Elbenwald you'll find officially licensed Inu Yasha merchandise for the shard hunt on your own shelf.
What makes Inu Yasha special?
The mix of registers. Takahashi shifts effortlessly between yokai fairy tale, romance, and comedy: a tragic flashback is followed by a "Sit, boy!" that drives the half-demon straight into the ground by his necklace - and both land perfectly. Add to that a cast with an unusually strong supporting lineup: the stoic brother Sesshomaru, who has more fans than some lead heroes, the monk Miroku with his cursed hand and questionable manners, the demon slayer Sango with her giant boomerang, and the little fox demon Shippo as the group's conscience. With "Yashahime" in 2020, the world even got an anime sequel about the next generation - so the fandom keeps traveling through time.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Inu Yasha products does Elbenwald carry?
Officially licensed goods from Funko figures and Nendoroids to collectible and noodle stopper figures to T-shirts. Use the filters to narrow the range by product type and character.
What is Inu Yasha about?
The schoolgirl Kagome, who falls through a well into Japan's Sengoku era and shatters the Jewel of Four Souls. Together with the half-demon Inu Yasha, she collects the shards again - pursued by the demon Naraku, who wants the jewel for himself.
Who created Inu Yasha?
Rumiko Takahashi, one of the most successful manga artists ever - also behind Ranma 1/2 and Maison Ikkoku. The Inu Yasha manga ran from 1996 to 2008 and spans 56 volumes.
Range Overview
Collectors start at Funko figures, where Kikyo, Rin, and Naraku stand ready alongside the heroes, or reach for Nendoroids with swappable faces; the figures category shows the full stock. The Sengoku era becomes wearable with T-Shirts & Tops - from Tessaiga motifs to duo prints - and for reading material on the side, it's worth a detour to the manga.
What else goes well with it?
Takahashi fans stay in the family: Ranma 1/2 delivers the artist's comedic early work. If you're completing the anime classics of your TV-watching youth, Sailor Moon and Yu Yu Hakusho are worth a look - the latter shares Inu Yasha's fondness for demons with character. The Anime theme world gives you the big overview.
