"Inuyasha and Kagome's arch-nemesis Naraku attempts to revive a cursed tree that once fed on humans and demons alike - but his plan backfires. Then Naraku must face an internal enemy - the armor encasing his black heart. And finally, Moryomaru attacks! Has Naraku finally met his match....?!"--P. [4] of cover.

Ranma in female form engages in a gymnastic duel with the duplicitous Kodachi, Kunou's younger sister who has fallen in love with the male Ranma. Like her brother, she refuses to see that the two Ranmas are the same person. Next up is an ice-skating duel. Skater Azusa, who collects "cute" things, wants to wrest P-chan away from Akane, who won't give him up. Worse still, Azusa's male partner Sanzenin kisses female Ranma--which aggravates Ranma no end...

"Inuyasha and the gang follow a trail of rumors that lead to a "living mountain." Naraku has awoken the mountain from its 200-year slumber and stolen its sacred stone. The "living mountain" then gives a gift to Inuyasha and his group to help them in retrieving the stone. But what could Naraku be hoping to achieve?"--P. [4] of cover.

InuYasha and his friends attempt to help a village that has been attacked by a dog.

The evil Midoriko and Naraku both seek to restore the Shikon Jewel. To do this they must take the final shards from Koga and Kohaku. Meanwhile Inuyasha and the gang stumble across a new sword with some intriguing powers. Could this sword lead to a victory against both Midoriko and Naraku?

"Inuyasha sets out on a quest to learn how to properly handle his blade Tetsusaiga. Unfortunately, the master trainer he seeks--the Great Holy Demon Spirit--has problems of his own. Can Inuyasha solve them for him in exchange for lessons without accidentally slaying innocent women, children, and even harmless demons?" -- from publisher's web site.