Why does sesshomaru want to kill naraku

He later resurrected Kohaku with a jewel shard and complied with the boy's wish to forget the horrible deeds he was forced to make, which left the boy's heart empty, and ready to be filled with whatever Naraku desired. He attempted to bargain with Sango, and promised her Kohaku in exchange for Tessaiga.

Sango complied, returned to the castle , destroyed his baboon pelt, and revealed his disguise as Kagewaki Hitomi. Naraku poisoned Sango and her companion Kirara , and sicked Kohaku on them to finish the job. However, Naraku's plan was thwarted by the arrival of Inuyasha and the others. He attempted to poison them all to death, but Kagome purified his miasma and destroyed all but his head with a sacred arrow.

Forced to leave, Naraku took the castle with him, but lost Kohaku in the process. Left with only a sham of a body, Naraku locked various demons in a mountain, where they would fight to the death and the winner would absorb all the others' parts for himself.

Naraku would swallow the winner to gain a new body. During this time, the Hitomi Clan sought out a priestess who was rumored to save even those near death to cure "Kagewaki's" illness. He had her detained in the dungeon, but she escaped. He let in a single soul collector and infused the soul it carried with a Shikon Jewel Shard.

She taunted him with the knowledge that he wanted to become a full demon as he was only a half demon. With Kagome's shards in his possession, Naraku fused them with his shards, and left all but six shards to be put in.

Using the nearly restored jewel's magic, Naraku gained the ability to create incarnations of himself from his body. He first created a demon that represented the Void, and named her Kanna. Naraku gifted her with a mirror that was made from of his own body, which could swallow souls, reflect attacks, and become a walking voodoo doll that could copy enemy powers.

As Kanna was unfit for combat uses, Naraku created his second detachment: the wind sorceress, Kagura. Naraku removed the hearts of both his incarnations, so that he could squeeze them to death if they disobeyed him.

Naraku first sent Kagura to attack the Wolf Demon Tribe members who were lured to one of his Phantom Castles due to a rumor of jewel shards. However, his plan backfired when Kagura revealed the truth after Inuyasha was knocked out.

He was able to gauge the strength of the Wind Scar due to her surviving an attack from it. Kagura attacked him in anger, and made Naraku squeeze her heart as punishment. He next sent both Kanna and Kagura to attack Inuyasha, by using the villagers whose souls were sucked out by Kanna to attack Inuyasha while under the control of Kagura's Dance of the Dead.

During this time, Naraku had Kanna try sucking out Kagome's soul; however, this proved impossible due to the sheer size of it being unable to fit in the mirror. After he succeeded in having Kanna repel the Wind Scar back at Inuyasha, which badly injured him, Naraku made a personal appearance, and showed his nearly complete Shikon jewel to his enemies.

That news greatly disturbed Inuyasha. When Kanna was forced to release all the souls she captured, Naraku and his incarnations fled before Miroku had the chance to suck them all into the Wind Tunnel.

He later created the mind-reading Goshinki and ordered him to attack a village to draw out the wounded Inuyasha. However, his incarnation was slaughtered the moment that Inuyasha's demon blood transformed him to save his life. However, he couldn't control either of them. However, much to Kagura's disappointment, it didn't work.

However, just like Goshinki, both incarnations met their end. Naraku remained unseen for a while, most likely because he needed time to think of new plans. However, she later revealed that he was concerned about her because of Onigumo's heart still lusted for her.

However, this attempt was thwarted by Inuyasha, who slew Naraku's demon. Consumed by Onigumo's jealousy, Naraku used a sword to cut the skin off of his back. A retainer saw this and Naraku slew him. Kagura questioned him if he was losing his sanity, but he ordered her to clean up his mess instead.

However, no sooner was the demon revived, it burned his puppet to a crisp, and left Naraku unable to see the ensuing fight. He would later discover that his plan had failed. Naraku sent a demon puppet to watch Tsubaki cast her curse, by using Kagome's blood to taint the Shikon Jewel, poison the two shards in the girl's possession, and having them enter her neck. Though Kagome's will remained her own, Tsubaki had succeeded in gaining control of her body. Naraku had the devilish idea of making Inuyasha relive his worst nightmare: being killed by the woman that he loved.

If Inuyasha fled from Kagome, Naraku wanted her life snuffed out, but either result was favorable. However, Kagura was more interested in Tsubaki's plan to use the Shikon Jewel to revive the Giant Ogre of the Forbidden Tower and absorb it for the immense demonic energy the ogre possessed.

Tsubaki aged to dust. Some time afterward, Naraku became careless about his miasma, allowed it to fill the inside of his barrier, and kill the Hitomi Clan Retainers. Naraku knew Kagura had left, thanks to Kanna's mirror, but didn't know of this deal. The moment Kagura that had returned to the castle, Naraku had Kanna lead her down to the sub basement that he was in. He pulled her down by force and revealed that he knew that she had left the castle.

After he threatened to reabsorb her, Naraku gave Kagura one last chance to be obedient. He chained her up in the dungeon as punishment. After he noticed that Onigumo was fighting to get free of his body, Naraku decided to grant his wish and cast him out as a lump of purple flesh.

Ironically, he tossed him out at the very spot that he fell and had become crippled. However, no sooner had he done this, Naraku saw his hand transform into another demon; he barely managed to force it back to normal.

At this point, Naraku realized that it was "too soon" to spit out Onigumo's heart and went to retrieve it. He attempted to reabsorb him but was interrupted by Inuyasha's arrival. Miroku questioned him about the time when his barrier became weak, which prompted Naraku to reveal that like all half-demons, he has a point where he becomes human.

Naraku revealed the special circumstances that he could control when his moments of weakness occur. Inuyasha became annoyed as they have no way of finding a time of weakness. Inuyasha attempted to kill him with the Wind Scar, but Naraku blocked with a barrier, which was far stronger than his previous one.

After he reminded them that he grew stronger, Naraku left with Kagura. Naraku had Kagura abduct Rin and place her in Kohaku's care outside of his castle. Naraku turned into a patched-together demon that was made from rejected demons. Naraku revealed that his form was a work-in-progress. When Inuyasha broke into his barrier, Naraku sent Kagura and demons to fight him.

However, Inuyasha arrived and broke his personal barrier with the Red Tessaiga , something that wounded Naraku and left him surprised that Inuyasha had become strong enough to break through his barriers. Both brothers injured him even further, which forced Naraku to flee from his castle.

At that point, he ordered Kohaku to kill Rin. Naraku had ordered her to retrieve the shard from his corpse. Naraku fled in the direction of the Ox-Tiger, and decided to hide in Mount Hakurei until he could recover and become stronger.

The closer Naraku's enemies came to the core of the barrier, the stronger its effect was. The stronger a demon, the deeper into the barrier they could go until they got to a specific sort of critical point where anything with even the slightest bit of demon energy would be utterly purified.

Naraku himself hid within a cave inside the mountain which was not affected by the purified barrier. At some point, Naraku came out of hiding and faked his death in order to draw out the demon Kaguya , absorb her, and become immortal. Naraku retreated back to Mt. Hakurei to reconstruct his body again. While he was reconstructing his body, Naraku resurrected the Shichinintai to keep his enemies occupied.

As Kagura could not, Naraku had Kanna, who was unaffected by the barrier, and Kohaku relay his orders. Naraku had his Demon Puppet run interference for the Shichinintai when they were ordered to retreat, left a clue for Inuyasha to lead him to the island Hakushin was once enshrined at, and hoped the weaker barrier there would allow Bankotsu to kill his foe.

However, it failed. Without the barrier to stop him, Naraku made the mountain part of his body. Separating himself from his heart, Naraku rendered it into two pieces. The increase of his demonic power also made Naraku more arrogant. He forced Kagura to take the Infant away from Mount Hakurei, and entrusted the care of his heart to her. Upon the deaths of all of the Band of Seven, Naraku collected the jewel shards that he had given to them, stole Kagome's, and united them into the nearly complete Shikon Jewel once more.

With the jewel, Naraku constructed his new body, and gained a far more ominous appearance. Furthermore, his own personal barrier had become strong enough to resist the Red Tessaiga. Naraku also gained the ability to trap attacks like the Wind Scar in the flow of his demonic energy until he decided to release it. After he saw that Inuyasha valued his companions, Naraku began to destroy Mount Hakurei. He taunted them, and said that sharing the same grave would be his one mercy to them.

She questioned him as to what Kagura was escaping Mount Hakurei with, and why he would go to all the trouble of erecting a sacred barrier. Naraku gloated that he would never die and fled once more. After he learned that the shard was taken to the Borderland Between the Afterlife and the Land of the Living , Naraku tasked the Infant with looking into the souls of priests as they departed to the other side. The plan backfired, one would need to be dead in order to pass or be turned to stone, then killed.

Seeing that he had no other option, Naraku sought out Princess Abi and her mother, Tekkei , and hoped that since they both had originated from Hell itself, they could create a path to the Borderland for him to find the Shikon Jewel shard. He gave Abi a trident that was made of his bones that could erect a barrier and create miasma, in exchange for helping collect human blood to dilute the poison of a venomous demon that Tekkei had ingested.

At the same time, Naraku sent Kohaku and Kanna to a human castle to pass the Infant off as the newborn of the lord and lady. Naraku sought her out in a fruitless search. Eventually, Abi grew tired of Inuyasha's interference with the blood collection, turned against him, attacked the castle the Infant was in, and thought that Naraku was there. Naraku recalled his minions, and placed the Infant in Kanna's care. When Tekkei had recovered from ingesting all the human blood that he had helped collect, Naraku tricked her into swallowing him whole.

In another scene a couple seasons later Naraku kills Kikyo and what Sesshomaru says to Inuyasha surprised me. He said. Then there is this one time that Sesshomaru was going to ask Inuyasha for help this was 50 years ago when Inuyasha was pinned to the tree.

Jaken comes to Sesshomaru saying. Is it cause he doesn't want to help out his older brother? The fact that they started fighting each other If you have a sibling, you often fought with one another Sesshomaru was upset that Inuyasha had gotten so much stronger with the Tetsaiga, so he went to fight his younger brother. But eventually, they teamed up and beat the Demon.

Sesshomaru and Inuyasha fought Naraku together at the castle. While people think that Sesshomaru would've been engulfed by Naraku, you are wrong, Sesshomaru is always calm, and calculated, he would've escaped eventually.

But yes Inuyasha did come and "save" Sesshomaru and they fought together and each other and worked together to eventually defeat Naraku.

I know this is long so bare with me, but there are a lot of episodes and I haven't gotten to the movie yet. When Rin was attacked by Naraku big bees, I'm not spelling that darn name, what is it? Or whatever, his bugs. Sesshomaru chased two down that had stung Jaken, so they died right at Inuyasha's feet and Sesshomaru was pissed because he though Inuyasha did it.

Sesshomaru defeated Inuyasha rather easily, and could have killed him, but didn't, learned about the Ox Tiger and went on his way. Sesshomaru punches Inuyasha when they are at their father's grave because he feels like Inuyasha was disrespecting their father's tomb.

Then goes and fights Naraku. Despite his growing compassion, he, like his brother, used impolite Japanese.

Thus, he could be insulting while retaining the dignified speech pattern of a lord, as opposed to the rougher speech used by Inuyasha. He has fair skin with pointed ears, slanted golden eyes with slit pupils, and knee-length silver hair with short bangs.

He has a violet crescent moon on his forehead that could be seen beneath his bangs, two magenta stripes on each cheek, and a magenta stripe on each eyelid.

Like Inuyasha, his canines are fangs although they usually weren't visible unless he transformed and his fingers are tipped with claws, although unlike Inuyasha his could secrete a corrosive poison. Towards the end, he regained his left arm after getting his new sword. Both his armor and his long flowing sash had a decided Chinese influence, as opposed to the customary Japanese armor and obi. His kimono was mostly white with a red and white cherry blossom flower crest at the collar and sleeves, showing that he was of royal birth.

He wore sashinuki hakama which were gathered at the ankles, producing a "ballooning" effect. His footwear consisted of black ankle-high boots, also reminiscent of Chinese influence. On his right shoulder was his mokomoko-sama, the fur and tail of his true form which he retained in his humanoid form. His kimono was cream colored and had violet leaf patterns, and he wore a blue sash belt. His face too had a more feminine edge to it. The level of his demonic powers are such that he is can nullify demonic auras in an instant by touching the object that has been possessed.

However, the two brothers still do not show particular affection towards each other, and tend to avoid one another whenever possible. However, what little evidence exists indicated that their relationship was somewhat distant and estranged. She offhandedly asked him if he brought two human children with him, Rin and Kohaku, because he planned to eat them.

She knew he would come to do this seeing he was finally able to unlock the new power, thus stating that in order to do so, the power was to be exchanged with Rin's life. When Rin is revived, Jaken says she's an honorable mother for doing so. She asks Jaken if he's happy this way, and he says it's most likely extremely so. She later states, "All this fuss over one human girl He's becoming like his father in the strangest ways," referring to his father's kindness to humans.

She continues to bring him things and he is caught off guard by her smile. He was initially going to ignore her, but the image of her smile flashed in his mind, he unsheathed Tenseiga and it began to pulsate.

He then saw the beings of the underworld surround Rin's body and decided to resurrect her with the Tenseiga as a "test.

His growing compassion for her allows him to advance in battle. He constantly rescues her and looks out for her despite claiming he did not care for her.

He often instructs her to stay in a safe place with A-Un when he knows he is going somewhere dangerous. He often avoids killing in front of her, unless it is the only way to protect her.

In this scene it is implied that leaving Rin in the village for now is to allow her to choose which world Rin wishes to live in when she matures. He continues to pay her regular visits often bringing presents with him; she is last seen receiving a kimono from him. Thus leading to the birth of their daughters. At some point, he would seemingly place Rin in a deep sleep and bury her in the Tree of Ages , continuing to watch over her.

Kagome reacted angrily surprised when she realized that an attack by him in the remains of his and Inuyasha's father was intended to kill her. He begins to look out for her, protecting her from enemies such as Mukotsu and Naraku.

Part of his grudging acceptance of her and his half-brother Inuyasha comes from his companionship with Rin. Nevertheless, his tolerance remains "a work in progress. In a hilarious scene in the conclusion of both the manga and anime, three years after Naraku's defeat Kagome reveals her relationship with Inuyasha to all, including the readers and viewers. This startles him and he glares back at her. Kagome is surprised at his "dirty look" and an embarrassed Inuyasha admits that address does not "sound right.

He left them at a very young age which Setsuna and Kaede refer to as "a rite of courage and cowardice. And though he allowed Homura to burn the forest they were in, it was indicated that he couldn't interfere due to Zero's life force being connected to Rin. He leaves after his battle with Kirinmaru has ended. He oddly comments on Setsuna not using her own weapon and the Blood Blade instead to strike Zero down. In The Three Princesses Strike Back , they finally meet, although the two had no interaction with one another.

He told Jaken that if he was able to wield the weapon, he may follow him. Naraku abducted Rin by using Kagura and had Kohaku serve as her guard.