Inuyasha Anime Continuation Petition!

[GuitarHero2]

http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/...tinuation.html

^I recently found this petition, one that asks for the continuation of the Inuyasha anime.

Text taken from the petition:

On October 26, 2006 the anime InuYasha came to an incomplete end after 167 episodes. The show ended and from that point forward the anime was discontinued. They stopped it for several reasons, one most notably because the anime had caught up the the manga itself. The manga has been and is still being published. It has been quite some time, and they indeed have enough manga in order to start creating new episodes. There are still so many unanswered questions, and loose-ends, relationships, etc. etc. We want it back on the air with fresh new episodes!

We, the undersigned, want the series back on the air with fresh new episodes. This petition will be sent to the owner’s: Rumiko Takahashi, Sunrise media.

Please sign, Thank You!


...I encourage fellow Inuyasha fans to sign the petition and help spread the word about it, if you hope to see the anime again.

 

[YamiB]

I have doubts that an online petition will have much effect on getting the series started back up in Japan after it has been off for three years. At the very least I think the support campaign would need to be built up there.

 

[loyalbabus]

Adult Swim and Toonami have both made their own Anime and continued Big O. There's hope.

 

[TombRaiderLegend]

The people who made that Petition Rock!!!!!!

 

[TombRaiderLegend]

I hope enough people sign that Petition I need new Inuyasha!!!!! actually I just need Inuyasha!

 

[Blessed-one]

lol, despite the repetitive plot, Inuyasha actually does have some pretty solid character development, and I like the anime.

in my understanding, the manga is already completed, so they should have no trouble continuing the anime.

 

[Qyöt27]

IMO, if you want to continue following the storyline, read the manga. The chances of the anime being revived are worse than a snowman surviving the deep-frier at a KFC. It was on for the rough equivalent of almost 7 seasons, which is pretty close to the breaking point for most anime* (Ranma ½, also by Rumiko Takahashi, lasted for only 7 seasons, and its manga volumes number at 38 - those 7 seasons sure don't cover everything either; Inuyasha is closing in on 50 volumes) - not to mention the fact that it's not been in production since 2004.

*For those already-rare anime that even manage to get to that point, that is. Most anime series only last for 12/13 or 24/26 episodes, half of or a one full season.

 

[Vylo]

Honestly there are a lot better unfinished anime I would like to see continued, like Air Gear and Gantz.

 

[TombRaiderLegend]

Inuyasha?*[bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse] head*In the FYI this guy is off limits thing they have pictures of Inuyasha as a girl on page 2 on page 1 or 3 theres a picture of Miroku in cartoon form and the ones with Inuyasha as a girl are hand drawn by the one the only Monari.

 

[Tariel]

EVen though the chances aren't good, it WOULD be nice to see more of the anime. But I've been having fun reading the manga. (The manga is completed? Where did you hear that? Last I checked there was still a bit to go.)

 

[searchingsoul]

FYI: The anime still shows. It recently started over. It shows on cartoonnetwork at 12:00-1:00 and 3:00-4:00 (all AM time)(showtime will vary. I am pacific time Zone)

 

[Masha]

I love Inu-Yasha!