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Anonymous users2024-02-13Musou is Naraku's doppelganger (it can also be said that Naraku doesn't want the ghost spider to influence him), and it's a man with no face. He kills people everywhere, tearing off other people's faces to find what suits him. After finding a suitable face; (It thinks it's handsome).
Later, Inuyasha found Musou along Naraku's scent, and during the fight, Musou kidnapped Kagome, Inuya defeated Musou with the wound of the wind, and Mushuang, who has super recovery ability, came to the cave of the ghost spider after recovering and remembered the memory of the ghost spider. Under the guidance of Kagura, Inuyasha and the others found Musou in the cave of the ghost spider and fought. Naraku discovers that although he releases Musou himself, Naraku will be affected by it if he is injured, so he integrates Musou into his body.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12He's actually the ghost spider's love for Kikyo.,Naraku has always been unable to kill Kikyo because of this.,He thought he could kill Kikyo by dividing Musou out.。
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Anonymous users2024-02-11It's Naraku who created a clone in order to kill Kikyo, and wanted to get the ghost spider's love for Kikyo out of ...... body
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Musou is a doppelganger of Naraku, who separated Musou when he was in danger, but Musou did not solve Naraku's predicament and was eventually withdrawn from Naraku's body.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Musou is just Naraku's doppelganger. Mainly because Naraku separated this doppelganger out of his body.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08He's Naraku's doppelganger. I don't know, but he hates who he is, and he's always wanted to kill Naraku.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Musou is a male character, Naraku's 6th doppelganger, with the heart of a ghost spider; It's just a faceless man who kills people everywhere, tearing off other people's yard reed faces, hoping to find something that suits him, and then Inuyasha finds Musou but Musou has super recovery ability, and then Beitong goes to the cave of the ghost spider.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Inuyasha, the Musou of the Japanese anime, is separated from Naraku's body, also known as the root of all evil, which is a symbol of evil.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05It's Naraku's 6th doppelganger, and this character appears in the spin-off to drive the story.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04It was separated from Naraku's body, and it seemed to be to discard the heart of the ghost spider, but in the end, it was ** back.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03It's a wandering monk whose face was stolen by the predecessor of the ghost spider, that is, Naraku.
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