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Played by Toshiyuki Morikawa · 66 quotes · page 1 of 5

Naraku

Played by Toshiyuki Morikawa

InuYasha · 501 quotes

6th most-quoted character in InuYasha: in 66 of its 501 quotes
Most scenes with: Inuyasha (27), Kagome Higurashi (22), Kikyo (11)

Lines by Naraku 8

[Naraku sits in his castle, with Kagura before him]

Naraku

... With the blows that you received from Tetsusaiga, I was able to comprehend the power of Inuyasha's sword. Go forth now, Kagura. Your sister, Kanna... has already been dispatched.

Kagura (thinking): So, Inuyasha and that Kikyo woman know each other.

(Flashes back to what Naraku had commanded her to do)

Naraku

Kagura, fellow Kikyo and find out what's up to. She cannot be trusted.

Naraku

(thinking) I could finish off a woman like that any time I wanted to. But maybe the reason I can't, is because the heart of Onigumo still beats within me, and he coveted Kikyo's love above all things in this world. [clenches his fist] Onigumi's heart... such a shallow, evil, criminal man. He was unable to move, and yet yearned for Kikyo to such a degree, that he offered his body up to a host of demons..to be reborn as myself. It's that fool of a mortal's heart that still aches for Kikyo... and it has begun to affect me. Heh...Nonsense! You greatly underestimate me, Kikyo. For I, Naraku, am nothing like Onigumo. [glances at the Shikon Jewel] Now that the Sacred Jewel is nearly restored to its glory, I find Onigumo's heart useless and rather unnecessary.

Inuyasha (thinking): What mortal girl? Whose he talking about?

Naraku

Your companion Rin is with the boy named Kohaku.

Inuyasha (thinking): Huh? Kohaku?

Naraku

Inuyasha, even you should realize the implications.

Kikyo (thinking): I can't reach my next arrow!

Naraku

What are you staring at, Kohaku? Hurry and take Kikyo's head. Are you reluctant to obey me, Kohaku?

Naraku

Inuyasha is using a Sacred Jewel shard, which means it will no longer be in Kagome's possession. The fragment Kagome barely kept pure will now be tainted with demonic aura. Inuyasha, you will not able to withstand that aura. Not you, born of a weak human and a demon.

Naraku

(staring at the Shikon Jewel, angrily) It's still there... one ray of purity, within the Shikon Jewel. Despite my efforts to defile it, the stubborn point of light remains. In our last battle, it lent power to Inuyasha's blade; it could still cost me my life. Kikyo... even in death, you continue to haunt me. Damn you.

Scenes with Naraku 58

Naraku

(receiving his retrieved Shikon shard from his wasps) What a pitiful soul; I see he failed. Eh? (he notices Sesshomaru standing right behind him and jumps back hastily) Lord Sesshomaru! What a pleasant surprise.

(enraged) Naraku! You gave that miserable human arm to Sesshomaru in the hopes that it would destroy him!

Naraku

You are mistaken. I merely wished to assist him... and, of course, to have my Jewel shard returned to me.

I suppose that makes sense.

Serves you right, for putting my master in such jeopardy!

So, he escaped.

Huh? (inspects Naraku's empty baboon cloak) Wh-where did he go?

Naraku

(unseen) Lord Sesshomaru, I implore you to contain your anger. I may call upon you again... should another opportunity arise to destroy Inuyasha.

Answer me one thing before I avenge Kikyo's death: Naraku, why do you bear such a grudge against me!?

Naraku

Good question. I suppose you wish an answer to that question, else eternal rest will surely elude you in death

It is him.

Naraku

Kaede [chuckles]. Age has not been kind to you.

Do ye know me? Aye, Onigumo, is that not your name?!

Naraku

Onigumo...Heh. That name brings me such fond memories. Nay, I am Naraku, not Onigumo... yet it cannot be denied that I was born of Onigumo, fifty years ago. [flashback is shown] Onigumo was such a foolish man indeed. He began to foster desires for the kindhearted priestess who nursed him. Eventually, he succumbed to his weakness and called forth the demons.

OOnigumo

[in flashback] My soul is rancid to the core, yet it still holds value. Feast on my flesh! I must possess my former mobility... Then the Jewel will be mine, not to mention the lovely maiden Kikyo. Feast on me, demons! DEVOUR ME! And in exchange, bestow me with your mobility and strength!

Naraku

And that, is how the many demons merged... to become one. A demon named Naraku... myself. It required countless demons to create my body.

Naraku

Because the priestess Kikyo was so powerless, the region teamed with demons. Her power had diminished, because she had fallen in love with a worthless half-demon. She submitted to her childish desires, and attempted to use the Shikon Jewel for her own purposes. For that, she was punished. And, Inuyasha, you suffered the punishment as well.

You bastard! You are to blame for everything that happened! You deceived Kikyo and I! You tricked us into trying to kill one another!

Naraku

Then tell me: how is it that the trust you held in each other was so easily destroyed?

What are you saying?

Naraku

It was anger- a bitter anger- that set you against one another. That, Inuyasha, is the true legacy of the trust you supposedly held for one another. Even Kikyo could not comprehend it. She should have chosen to live and used the power of the Sacred Jewel to save her. Instead she chose death. Had she pleaded for her life, her pathetic, wretched wish would have been easily granted. Then she would have understood the ultimate truth of darkness. Foolish woman. It is claimed that the sacred Shikon Jewel grows more beautiful, when it is tainted with malice.

Kagome, look inside him! How many fragments are there?

I know there are lots. Ten! No, twenty! Wait, there's even more than I can count!

Hey, Naraku, wanna see something really scary? I'll slit you from head to toe to show you what malice means!

Iron Reaver! [He slashes at Naraku, but only destroys his cloak and mask, revealing Naraku's form as a long-haired man in nobleman's robes with his face hidden behind his arm. Naraku smirks and releases a burst of toxic miasma, devastating the forest around them]

A cloud of destruction! Run!

Inuyasha!

Naraku

Farewell, Inuyasha. It seems you've succumbed to my cloud of destruction.

Heh... think again! [he draws Tetsusaiga, dispersing the miasma]

Naraku

[thinking] Impossible! How could he have broken through?

Naraku

... I see. So, Inuyasha wiped them out with a single swing? Hmmm... Rather than sending numerous demons to their deaths, it would seem better to send one that he cannot kill. Well, killing or not, it would serve me either way. I intend to use you again, in my service. What do you say?

Naraku

Are you able to move your body, now?

(blankly) Yes, Master Naraku.

Naraku

Good. Can you kill them?

Yes, Master Naraku

Naraku

Can you kill Inuyasha, Miroku... and Sango?

[brief pause] Yes, Master Naraku.

[Sango and Kirara arrive at Naraku's castle]

This castle... Kohaku? Kohaku!

Naraku

First, put down your weapon.

(enraged) Naraku!!

[she hurls Hiraikotsu, smashing a huge hole in the roof of the main residence. Naraku emerges on the steps of the residence, wearing his baboon cloak and mask; Sango jumps down from the wall and lands across the courtyard from him]

Naraku

Well done, Sango; good work. You brought me Inuyasha's sword, the Tetsusaiga, as promised.

Let me see Kohaku! I will only hand over the sword after I see him!

(the residence glows with red light, revealing Kohaku sitting behind one of the screens; Sango points Tetsusaiga at Naraku)

Naraku, turn Kohaku back to his former self immediately!

Naraku

Killing me won't help. You should know that already. This is the fault of the sacred Shikon Jewel; demons and evil humans desire the Jewel, and out of that desire, demons attacked your village. That's why your father was killed. That's why your brother Kohaku's soul now wanders in darkness. It's all part of the curse of the Sacred Jewel.

Stop lying! You're the one who killed my father and comrades! You coveted the stupid Jewel; you're responsible for everything!!

Naraku

People die because of the power of the sacred Shikon Jewel, and people live because of its' power. There's no reason that you should despise the sacred Jewel as much as you do. Remember, Kohaku was revived, because of the Jewel's power. You made a promise to exchange the sword for Kohaku's life. So...what will you do?

I despise you!! I made no promise! You want my answer?! Here it is!

[She hurls Tetsusaiga at him, then extends a hidden blade attached to her forearm and slashes at him, but Naraku, leaping backward, catches the sword and uses it to parry her attack. Sango attacks again and slashes through his cloak, but only black tendrils come out. Naraku's cloak and mask fall off, revealing his new appearance]

(shocked) It's you! the young lord of the castle!

Naraku

Kagewaki was a noble lord. He gave all the demon-slayers proper burials. Ah, yes, and I was the one who ordered for your care after the massacre.

You killed him!

Naraku

Kagewaki is still alive. At least, according to those I've fooled into thinking I'm him.

[Sango, severely weakened by Naraku's toxic miasma and wounded by a possessed Kohaku's sickle, falls to her knees. Naraku psionically moves Hiraikotsu and drops it in front of Sango; she reaches out for it]

Naraku

(inside her head) Yes, Sango- kill him! Kill your brother, with your own hands! Slaughter him! And then... burn with a desire to live. Pray to continue wandering the world, and vow to do whatever you can to survive! When you kill Kohaku, and when you are bathed in his blood, the sacred Jewel will grow brighter with the power of the dark! The more sullied it is... the more beautiful the sacred Jewel becomes.

[Kohaku raises his sickle. Sango stretches her hand towards Hiraikotsu, but stops just as she is about to grasp it]

(to Kohaku)...Kill you? What makes him think I'm able to kill you? [she staggers towards Kohaku, reaching out] I can't. Kohaku...

[As she approaches Kohaku, his expression suddenly clears. Weakened by her wounds, Sango collapses]

(quietly) My sister.

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