Inuyasha Syndrome 

Internet jargon which refers to any television show, movie or book series in which the main plot just continues to drag on and on and on, without any seeming end in sight. Such stories also suffer from a noted lack of character development among the protagonists as well as lazy, tedious or even nonexistent story pacing. With no satisfying resolution, such stories often test the patience of even the most understanding audience, giving the impression that the author is just making up the story as he/she goes along.

Not exclusive to anime or manga, Inuyasha Syndrome can apply to other media. Notably television shows like "Lost", movies like "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" or books like "L. Ron Hubbard's Mission Earth" series.

"The villain escaped AGAIN?! Man, this show is really suffering from Inuyasha Syndrome..."

Inuyasha Syndrome by Steven Furtado January 2, 2009

Inuyasha Screwdriver 

While watching inuyasha you start to masterbate on a fat girls breasts then you fill up a gatorade bottle with diarea and scream BONZAI while pouring the poo on a screwdriver and shoving it into her vagina but this cannot be done during the actual show it has to be done in a commercial break

Bob:Bettys mom must be in so much pain right now after I gave her that inuyasha screwdriver.

Inuyasha Screwdriver by luvs2shit76 June 27, 2010

Inuyasha 

Kagome Higurashi, after being pulled down a well by a demon, finds herself in Feudal Japan, where she learns that a powerful jewel has been reborn inside her body. After the sacred jewel shatters in an attempt to retrieve it from one of the many demons who was after its power, Kagome must join forces with the half-demon Inuyasha (also after the jewel's power) to track down the shards of the jewel before its power falls into the wrong hands.

Half-human, half-demon, Inuyasha desires the Shikon Jewel for his own questionable purposes. He possesses his father's sword, Tetsusaiga, which enables him to defeat powerful opponents.

Inuyasha by ♫ Highway to Hell ♫ August 22, 2010

Inuyasha 

DAMN good anime. Good music too.

OMFG the house is on fire! *Grabs fire extinguisher* OMFG Inuyasha's on! *Drops extinguisher and watches TV* Damn it's hot in here.

Inuyasha by Hyper January 27, 2004

Inuyasha 

A great anime on adult swim that takes place in feudal era japan. It centers around a modern japanese school girl named Kagome a half demon named Inuyasha a lecherous monk Miroku a young fox demon named Shippo and a demon slayer named Sango . This show has a few flaws but it's great overall. It does however receive A LOT of crap for its length
My opinion it's a damn good show and to all you haters get a LIFE.

Kagome: sit boy
(Inuyasha crashes to the ground)

Inuyasha by Hello You June 2, 2008

InuYasha 

1. The hit anime/manga series by Rumiko Takahashi that focuses on a half-demon named Inuyasha and his companions as they fight to collect the shards of the Shikon no Tama (Jewel of Four Souls).

2. The main character in the hit anime/manga series by Rumiko Takahashi. Inuyasha is half-demon, half-human, and seeks control of the sacred Shikon no Tama in order to become a full-fledged demon.

"Impatient and self-centered, he was in love with Kikyo, a priestess of the Jewel."

Inuyasha has an inferiority-complex towards his older half brother (and full demon) Sesshomaru, as well as some sibling rivalry involving the sword Tetsusaiga Inuyasha inherited from their father.

The name 'Inuyasha' comes from the words 'inu', meaning dog, and 'yasha', which is a forest-spirit.

"'Inuyasha' is also a rare name." - Kappei Yamaguchi, Japanese voice of Inuyasha

InuYasha by Chika August 12, 2005

InuYasha 

1. An anime/manga by Rumiko Takahashi. The sacred shikon no tama has been shattered, and the shards must be gathered, before they fall into the hands of evil.

2. The main character of InuYasha. He is a hanyou(Haf demon), half dog-demon and half human. On the night of the new moon, he becomes full human until morning. He has long, white hair, yellow eyes, pointed dog ears, and wears a red outfit.

"Have you seen the latest episodes of InuYasha?"

"Look out! InuYasha's coming!"

InuYasha by Sailor InuYasha March 29, 2005