Inuyasha the Movie: The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass

Inuyasha the Movie: The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass
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Directed by	Toshiya Shinohara
Screenplay by	Katsuyuki Sumisawa
Based on	Inuyasha  by Rumiko Takahashi
Produced by	Mikihiro Iwata Michihiko Suwa Masuo Ueda
Starring	Kappei Yamaguchi Satsuki Yukino Kumiko Watanabe Kōji Tsujitani Houko Kuwashima Kenichi Ogata Noriko Hidaka Hisako Kyōda
Cinematography	Hirofumi Yagi
Edited by	Shigeyuki Yamamori
Music by	Kaoru Wada
Production company	Sunrise
Distributed by	Toho
Release dates	December 21, 2002 (2002-12-21)
Running time	99 minutes
Country	Japan
Language	Japanese
Budget	US$3.2 million
Box office	$7,506,630

Inuyasha the Movie: The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass (映画犬夜叉 鏡の中の夢幻城, Eiga Inuyasha: Kagami no Naka no Mugenjō lit. Inuyasha The Movie 2: Phantom Castle in the Mirror) is the second film of the Inuyasha series. The song, "Yurayura", is performed by Every Little Thing.

Plot

Half-demon Inuyasha, schoolgirl Kagome, monk Miroku, demon slayer Sango, and fox demon Shippo battle and defeat their archenemy Naraku. As a result, Miroku's Wind Tunnel that Naraku cursed his family with disappears from his hand, while elsewhere, Sango's brother Kohaku is freed from Naraku's grasp as a human puppet. With Naraku apparently defeated, Inuyasha, Kagome, and Shippo part ways with Miroku and Sango to continue searching for the shards of the Shinkon Jewel. Miroku returns to his master, Mushin, and Sango returns to her village and finds the amnesiac Kohaku there. Mushin presents Miroku with a task that is to be given to the surviving descendant of his family who defeats Naraku; to destroy a yōkai who threatens to cast the world into eternal night.

Kagura and Kanna, two of Naraku's incarnations, come across a mirror in a hidden shrine and awaken a maiden who declares herself to be Kaguya, Princess of the Heavens. In exchange for freeing her, Kaguya promises to give Kagura her true heart's desire; freedom. Kagura and Kanna set out to recover five items that will free Kaguya from her mirror completely.

Inuyasha travels to the modern era looking for Kagome, alongside her brother Sota. In town, Kagome angrily hides Inuyasha from the public in a photo booth which Sota jokingly puts coins into, taking photos of the two as they are arguing. Back in the Feudal era, Kagome takes their faces from one of the photos and places them in a heart-shaped necklace locket that she offers to Inuaysha, who seemingly rejects it. Later, they run into Kagura, Kanna, and Kaguya, the former of which rips off a sleeve of Inuyasha's Robe of the Fire-Rat as it is one of the five items. Kagome forces the demons to flee after the battle, with Kaguya noticing the strange aura surrounding her that does not match the time of the Feudal era. Afterwards, Inuyasha, Kagome and Shippo meet Akitoki Hōjō, the ancestor of Kagome's classmate Hōjō, who plans to dispose a celestial robe into Mount Fuji.

Miroku and his tanuki servant Hachi learn, while searching for the yōkai he is meant to destroy, that his grandfather defeated Kaguya, leading to her celestial robe being entrusted to the Hōjō family. With Kaguya and Kanna having found the remaining items, Kaguya goes to find the robe alone, fighting Inuyasha for it. She restrains him to a tree, and Kagome sacrifices herself to protect him from a sacred arrow that Kaguya deflected from her. Kaguya takes Kagome captive, offering to release her alive in exchange for Inuyasha to become her servant.

Kaguya has begun to freeze time into eternal night. Kagura suspects that Kaguya is not who she says she is and tries to attack her, but Kaguya teleports Kagura and Kanna elsewhere. Following his escape, Inuyasha, Hōjō, and Shippo join with Miroku, Hachi, Sango, Kohaku, and Sango's nekomata companion Kirara to infiltrate Kaguya's mountain castle. Excluding Hachi and Hōjō, they use items from Kagome's first aid kit from the modern era to survive the time freeze, while Inuyasha remains unaffected having worn Kagome's locket. They battle Kaguya to no avail, and she transforms Inuyasha into a full-fledged demon. A restrained Kagome pleads Inuyasha to stop, but upon being freed by Shippo, she ends up sharing a kiss with Inuyasha to revert him back to his normal self; he promises to remain a half-demon longer for her sake.

After Kaguya reveals that she is a demon who absorbed the real Kaguya, Naraku appears, having faked his death by hiding in Kohaku's back, waiting for Kaguya to come out of hiding to absorb her power and gain his own immortality. The heroes defeat Kaguya before Naraku can absorb her, and she is killed by Miroku's restored Wind Tunnel. Everyone flees the collapsing castle through Kanna's mirror with Naraku taking Kohaku with him. The heroes return to safety with time being reverted to normal. Inuyasha, Kagome, Miroku, Sango, Shippo and Kirara resume their mission to find the Shinkon Jewel shards, and Hōjō disposes the robe at Mount Fuji.

Voice cast

Character	Japanese Voice Actor	English Voice Actor
Inuyasha	Kappei Yamaguchi	Richard Ian Cox
Kagome Higurashi	Satsuki Yukino	Moneca Stori
Miroku	Kōji Tsujitani	Kirby Morrow
Sango	Houko Kuwashima	Kelly Sheridan
Shippo	Kumiko Watanabe	Jillian Michaels
Kikyo	Noriko Hidaka	Willow Johnson
Myoga	Kenichi Ogata	Paul Dobson
Naraku	Toshiyuki Morikawa	Paul Dobson
Kagura	Izumi Ōgami	Janyse Jaud
Kanna	Yukana	Janyse Jaud
Kohaku	Akiko Yajima	Danny McKinnon
Hachiemon	Toshihiko Nakajima	Terry Klassen
Mushin	Yuzuru Fujimoto	Alec Willows
Hojo/Akitoki Hojo	Yūji Ueda	Matt Smith
Sota Higurashi	Akiko Nakagawa	Saffron Henderson
Yuka	Kaori Shimizu	Jillian Michaels
Eri	Yuki Masuda	Saffron Henderson
Ayumi	Nami Okamoto	Cathy Weseluck
Kaguya	Mieko Harada	Nicole Oliver

External links

• Inuyasha the Movie: The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass (film) at Anime News Network's Encyclopedia
• Inuyasha the Movie: The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass at the Internet Movie Database

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