More than one person thinks that Inuyasha is actually a bad ending, and many things are finished without explaining them clearly. I personally don’t think so. Let's take a look at some details.
The first detail, 50 years ago, Naraku pretended to be Niha and killed Kikyo. However, everyone knows that the ghost spider loves Kikyo very much. Can the ghost spider who just turned into Naraku really make up his mind to kill Kikyo without hesitation. After this incident, have you considered who the biggest beneficiary is?
is the jade of the Four Souls, because if there were no such thing, the jade of the Four Souls might have turned the Erha into a human being because of Kikyo's wish.
The second detail, from the whole article, Kikyo is the first to express his intention to completely disappear. Even 50 years ago, Kikyo proposed and tried it first. As for Naraku, it was enough to take away the Four Souls Jade at that time. If it was polluted, it would not be a problem in that era. Why did Kikyo kill him? In the later plot, it can be seen that Naraku is not willing to provoke the protagonist group on his own initiative. Whether it is the period of crushing combat power or the period when he cannot defeat it, if the protagonist group had not pursued the Four Souls Jade, except for Maitreya and Coral, he had never heard of Naraku's character. Maitreya was also because of his grandfather chasing Naraku. The exorcist village where Coral is located did threaten Naraku's survival and took action, which is actually enough to show that Naraku is relatively low-key.
The analysis of this problem will be discussed later.
The third detail of Kikyo got rid of his hatred for Inuyasha after being resurrected. It is understandable to chase Naraku, but many times, he could kill Naraku and slowly collect the Four Souls Jade and purify it. Kikyo didn't do that, even if there was only one fragment left. He had to wait until the Four Souls Jade was collected before he was willing to start. Kikyo, who has always had an IQ online, could not realize the danger of Naraku after collecting all the Four Souls Jades, but there is a reason for still choosing this.
Fourth, the Four Souls Jade ate in Naraku's body in an incomplete state and didn't even lose any skin. Why did Kagome break so thoroughly with an arrow
? There are actually many similar details. I won't list them one by one (who can see it so long)
So now I've said something about the finale:
First, Naraku loves Kikyo, but cannot get it, and finally the soul is liberated
Second, Kagome made the right wish, the Four Souls Jade completely disappeared
Third, the perfect ending, Kagome returned to the Warring States Period and stayed with the Two Ha
High focus on the second, Kagome made the wish completely, and the Four Souls Jade completely disappeared, and the original work also clearly stated that the Four Souls Jade itself has its own consciousness.
At this point, the previous details can be stringed together, because Kikyo wants to make the Four Souls Jade disappear, the Four Souls Jade realizes it and takes the opportunity to kill Kikyo. Similarly, Kikyo also realizes that the Four Souls Jade has consciousness, and must be completely purified in a complete state to eliminate it, so it is insisted that Naraku collects it intact before it can be purified together. There may be another question here. Can you eliminate Naraku and then collect the four soul jade to purify it?
My guess is: Naraku is also the clone or extension of the Jade Consciousness of the Four Souls, so we have to do it together.
This can also explain why Kagome shot the Four Souls Jade with one arrow and kept it all over the world - the Four Souls Jade deliberately shattered and dispersed to avoid being destroyed by Kagome.
Conclusion: In the ending, the existence consciousness of the four souls jade is to connect the previous foreshadowings to answer, but there is no clear explanation, and you only need to guess it yourself
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