Is the Inuyasha anime written by one person?

I think the epilogue was written by someone else.

is a manga that was later changed into an anime by Rumiko Takahashi.

The author of Inuyasha is Rumiko Takahashi.

Rumiko Takahashi is a Japanese manga artist. In 1978, he officially debuted with a "Wayward Guys" and won the 2nd Shogakukan Newcomer Award. In 1980, "Lucky Star Kid" began to be in the "Youth Sunday Weekly**, and the animated film set off an unprecedented ratings boom.

In 1987, "Ranma 1 2" came out, and this work was published in "Shonen Sunday Weekly" for nearly 10 years, and it was the pinnacle of shonen manga in the late 80s. Inuyasha, which ran from 1996 to 2008, was Rumiko Takahashi's magical masterpiece and won the 47th Shogakukan Manga Award in 2002.

Creative features

Skillful and concise but vivid painting style, unbridled imagination creation, calm plot organization, ingenious and precise storyboard processing, although he has been drawing some super cute boys and girls, it is rare to see Takahashi use large pieces of mesh paper or flowers and feathers to set off the characters. Whether it is a dense forest or a vast sea; Whether it is a quiet countryside or a bustling city, she can sway freely and do whatever she wants. The paintings are either sparse or airtight, making the picture full of tension and real three-dimensional.

Due to the natural style, the delicate and realistic portrayal of the characters is inseparable from Takahashi's observation and perception of life. With the sensitivity and insight peculiar to a woman, she discovers the light and darkness, vulnerability and strength in everyone's heart, which makes her easy and resilient in grasping the role.

Rumiko Takahashi was born on October 10, 1957 in Niigata City, Niigata Prefecture, Japan, to a father who was a doctor and had three siblings in the family. She loved graffiti since she was a child, and later began to practice manga with the encouragement of her brother, and joined the manga research group when she was a student at Niigata ** High School.

After entering university, Rumiko Takahashi attended Kazuo Koike's Drama Village Lecture and learned manga skills there. In 1977, she was selected for the 2nd Shogakukan Newcomer Manga Award with "Wayward Boy". The following year, the work was published in Shonen Sunday, and she began her comic book career in earnest.

After graduating from university in March 1980, Rumiko Takahashi's "Lucky Star Kid" began to appear in "Boys' Sunday". "Lucky Star Kid" was not only loved by the majority of comic fans, but also made into an animated film, setting off an unprecedented ratings boom.

In October 1980, following "Lucky Star Kid", Rumiko Takahashi's other popular work "A Moment of Reunion" was also in "Big

Comic" inaugural issue**.

In 1987, "Ranma 1 2" came out, as a sister to "Lucky Star Kid", the work not only retained the advantages of the former but also developed and improved, plus the hit of the animation of the same name, making this work the pinnacle of shonen comics in the late 80s.

Inuyasha, which has been featured in Shonen Sunday since 1996**, is Rumiko Takahashi's latest masterpiece, a magical work that won the 47th Shogakukan Manga Award in 2002 and whose anime of the same name has also been very popular with audiences.

Rumiko Takahashi, the author of "Inuyasha", was a very representative Japanese manga artist in the 80s, and she is still publishing high-level manichi works continuously. She became famous with her long story "Lucky Star Kid".

"Inuyasha" is a famous Japanese manga artist Rumiko Takahashi.

** A few years, there is an end of Banna.

Rumiko Takahashi, in addition to her Ranma 1 2 is also very good-looking.

It must be Rumiko Takahashi who loves Inuyasha and Ranma 1 2 the most.

Male protagonist: Inuyasha.

Heroine: Kagome, Kikyo (I won't write this =.)= You can decide which one you like) The main ones (what I wrote are basically the people who run through the whole picture): Coral (Mica), Maitreya, Seven Treasures, Stygian (this is arbitrary), Killing Pill (Evil Opinion, Suzu), Steel Fang.

Villain: Naraku (Kagura, Kanna, Goshin Ghost, Beast Lang Maru, Kage Lang Maru) and some more important in a certain part, such as brute bones, snake bones or something, .........I can't remember the name)

You also like to watch Inuyasha! The main characters in it are: Inuyasha, Kagome, Sango, Maitreya, Naraku, Sesshomaru, Makumi, Korei, Kikyo, Mica, Mica, Nanapo, Kagura, Amber, etc.

Inuyasha, and Ali.

Starring in the lead. Sesshomaru.

Naraku. There are many people who go to find it themselves.