Inu Yasha Vizbig Edition -manga, osa 04

Naraku turning Sango against Inuyasha is one of the best stretches of this series, and the Vizbig format makes it hit harder with those bigger pages. Miroku's backstory chapters had me hooked too. Volume 4 is where I finally stopped borrowing these and started buying my own copies.

Finally got to see Sango's arc play out properly in this volume, and the paper quality is thick enough that the art really pops during the fight scenes. The larger page size makes the panel details way easier to follow than my old single issues.

The binding is sturdy enough to survive being stuffed in my bag for train reading, and the larger pages make those action panels against Naraku hit harder than the singles. Volume 4’s pacing drags slightly in the middle, but that Sango-Miroku tension kept me turning pages.