Let's talk about the serious topic that some people call Inuyasha "two dogs"!

this topic is very serious. It involves biology, anthropology, psychology, travelogue, love between humans and animals, love between witches (almost playing a demon), resurrection of the dead, cell division and reproduction, Einstein's theory of relativity and so on.

First of all, let's discuss the existence of Inuyasha: he is the product of the combination of canines and humans; However, because this canine is refined, it can also be said that he is the product of the love between man and monster. Next, from the perspective of our psychological acceptance, it is always unacceptable for Higurashi Kagome to call Inuyasha a "half dog" (slap the table! The vermicelli can't accept it either.) So he is a semi-demon.

He is the second child and a puppy, so it seems logical that he becomes the second dog. But is this really the case? No, it's not like that-the word "two" vaguely expresses Inuyasha's confusion and pain in hanging around between Platycodon grandiflorum and Ge Wei. As we all know, dogs are a model of loyalty, and this trait is vividly displayed in Inuyasha. Isn't this obsessive love the embodiment of Inuyasha's "second nature"?

Secondly, although Inuyasha couldn't start the "love of the demon" before his father, he followed in his father's footsteps. As the saying goes, the waves behind the Yangtze River push the waves before, and one mountain is still high, but we can't forget the ancestors who pioneered the road of love of the demon for these monsters. If Inuyasha's father is the "love generation" of the demon love, then Inuyasha is the "love generation", and the momentum is only increasing. It is really worthwhile for others to give him the nickname "two dogs"