#inuyasha's father

[inu-papa]

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by T A L U B (@tg_ptl46)

[ap-kinda-lit]

Myoga: Now, in celebration, I shall commence the Dance of Joy. Inuyasha: Uh, no, that won't be necessary. Myoga: It is entirely necessary. Inuyasha: No, really, you don't have to- Myoga: Actually, I do. I'm contractually obligated under your father to dance the Dance of Joy after every successful battle. Inuyasha:...ugh, fine. *** Myoga: And that concludes the Dance of Joy. Inuyasha: Oh, thank God. Myoga: Lastly, I must complete the "Daddy's Fluffy Little Puppy" dance. Inuyasha: My father would never have commanded that! Myoga: You are correct. Inuyasha: See. Myoga: It was your brother. Inuyasha: *yells*

[nezumixshionn]

father & son .・。.・゜✭・

[avionvadion]

Sesshomaru being such a strong advocate for autonomy is so freaking good, it gets me every time. Like, sure, dude may ask a question because he’s curious, but, “You don’t have to tell me if you don’t want to.”

And fucking- don’t even get me started with him killing Mukotsu and the whole, “I can survive just fine on my own” scene in later seasons. Plus him stopping every time Rin and Jaken go to speak so he can look at them and actively listen to what they’re saying is so-

Gods.

I love him so much. And like the only reason he has travel companions is because they decided to travel with him and he just kinda let them.

Oh, Jaken wanted to travel with him? Fine, here’s a staff, this is my name, do what you want. Okay, just revived a child. Do what you want, I guess. Here’s a kimono since your old one is covered in blood. Oh, it’s the kid that tried to kill my child before. You want to travel with me too? Well, my child has forgiven you so go off, I guess. You’re already prepared for everything so I don’t have to give you a weapon or clothes. I’ll just save you when you’re in over your head against an enemy. Anyways, just do whatever you want. I don’t care. Unless it affects me. Or endangers you. In which case I care very much but will never admit it.

[brain-rot-hour]

Eepin 🥹

[deilantha]

Wild child gets scolded.

[foundfamilyshenanigans]

disaster girl dads

[chickenstilldancing]

How his eyes are saying "I have a place here, I think I'll be fine"

[twin-azure-dragon-wave]

Inuyasha, Episode 143: 3000 Leagues in Search of Father

[rubbesart]

happy father’s day to the best dads 🥹

[nezumixshionn]

kirinmaru falling asleep right next to toga?? YES

[avionvadion]

Look at this and tell me this isn’t a father protecting his children. You can’t. You could, but you’d be wrong.

THOSE 👏 ARE 👏 HIS 👏 KIDS, YOUR HONOR.

HE IS A PAPA, AND KOHAKU AND RIN ARE HIS BABIES. FATHER BE MOTHERING SO HARD, THE MOTHER’S ADRENALINE BE STRONG IN THIS ONE. HE’S HAD KOHAKU FOR LIKE A DAY AND ALREADY HE ADOPTED HIM.

[ap-kinda-lit]

Kagome: Inuyasha, please do something about your daughter.

Inuyasha: Why is she only my daughter when she gets in trouble?

Kagome: Because anything she does that gets her in trouble is something you would do too.

[creative-hanyou-girl]

You guys know on how InuYasha, the few times he talks about it, badmouths his father and says he doesn't care to avenge his death when he battles Ryukoltsei?

I wonder if InuYasha starts to regret his mindset towards his father once he himself becomes a father. Or at the very least, he starts to understand his father better. Especially if you want to go by the Movie 2 canon where part of Toga's death was from protecting InuYasha and his mom.

Just makes me wonder if InuYasha looks at Moroha or any of his other children and has the thought that it'd break his heart if any of his kids felt resentment towards him like he felt for his own father, especially when everything he ever does is to protect them. And I wonder if it makes InuYasha start to look at his father's memory differently, now that he's a parent himself and would do anything and everything to protect his kids, even if it meant dying and leaving them without a father.

Not that he'd go and try to get himself killed, as he wants to actually be alive so they don't have to grow up like he did, but you know he'd sacrifice himself if it meant his children could live, just like his father did for him (according to movie 2).

I don't know, I just wonder if InuYasha starts to ever regret the way he looked at his father's memory back when he was a teen once he becomes a father to Moroha and starts to understand his father's actions as a parent now that he himself is a parent. Ya know what I mean?

[eliza-faust-diary]

Happy Father's Day! On this occasion, I made a watercolor redraw of one of my favourite moment with Miroku and children. @inuyasharedraw

[kitramune]

Happy Father's Day to the best anime dad~