Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon

In a world where feudal Japan brushes with the present, Yashahime follows the next generation of the Inuyasha saga. Twin half demon sisters, Towa and Setsuna, are torn apart in a forest fire and scattered across time. A mysterious tunnel links their two worlds, and a decade later Towa finds herself in modern Japan, taken in by Sota Higurashi and his family. Meanwhile Setsuna has carved out a life as a demon slayer under Kohaku, guarding the line between human and youkai. When the sisters finally reunite, their bond is tested by the revelations of their intertwined histories and the dangers that loom around them. The tone also blends action with moments of family warmth.

Produced by Sunrise and created by Rumiko Takahashi and Katsuyuki Sumisawa, Yashahime premiered in 2020 as a continuation of the Inuyasha universe and features a team-driven direction from a seasoned studio. The episodes aim to balance fan nostalgia with new adventures for a younger audience, while retaining the series' mix of action and mythic lore.

The series helped reenergize a devoted fanbase by expanding the youkai world with new heroines while nodding to familiar faces. Its blend of action, humor, and sibling ties sparked online chatter and kept the Inuyasha mythos alive for a new generation. Collectors and fans embraced new figures in the universe, fueling discussions about where the story could go next.

Fans have warmly received the show, reflected in an 8.33/10 average from 165 votes, along with praise for its animation, voice work, and world-building. Core themes include family bonds, memory and identity, duty versus personal choice, and the pull between past links and present dangers. Some critics note the series handles generational shifts while maintaining the emotional core that drew audiences to Inuyasha. Its visuals also aim to capture the contrast between eras with bold color and dynamic action.