lets be honest krtzyy is what mcytblr wishes gamer boys were like. he has the eyebrow slit, he has the fashion sense, the artsy tattoos, the gay , he can go fast in block game sometimes. what more can you ask for
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INUKIK
This pairing is very controversial, some people love it with their whole hearts, while others absolutely hate it; however, I am going to talk about MY take on their relationship and what it means to my Kikyo.
We must keep in mind that when Kikyo met him she was alive, in possession of her soul and all her emotions. It was mentioned quite a couple of times —by Urasue even— that she was kind and pure when she was alive, very different from the cold-hearted shell of a woman she was turned into. She mentions in chapter 78 that she wanted to melt his heart, to make for him what Kagome was doing. Ultimately, what she truly wanted was to mend his broken heart, and the only way she thought such thing was possible was for him to become human so that they could live together —she wouldn’t have the jewel and he would be fully accepted by her village. While some may say that she was selfish, I believe that she was rather desperate by that point. She thought she knew everything about the jewel, and thus saw no flaws in her plan (although we later discover that such wish would have been most likely twisted in order to keep the jewel “alive”).
She cared for him a great deal, that much is obvious, she says upon being resurrected that she wanted to live with him and spend the rest of their lives together –no one would plan such thing without having feelings for someone. But Kikyo was proud, we see this aspect of her character heightened after she’s resurrected, she believes that only SHE can purify the jewel completely; her pride and confidence sometimes clouded her better judgement, and surely such confidence in her knowledge was what made her believe Inuyasha could become human with no problems whatsoever.
However, contrary to what I sometimes read about them, InuKik’s relationship should not be diminished or discarded simply because it was not like what InuKag had. They were each other’s first love, they once wanted to spend the rest of their lives together, and they somehow loved each other until her final death. Now, what Inuyasha and Kagome have is something much deeper and stronger than what Inuyasha and Kikyo had, but that’s also because they had time to develop such feelings. InuKik’s relationship was severed when it was in the beginning, they didn’t completely trust each other yet, didn’t really know each other that well. After she was resurrected, Inuyasha was already falling for Kagome, and Kikyo was frozen in time, forever stuck in the moment of her death --soulless. She had only her contempt and anger to keep her moving, only memories of what she once had, and thoughts of what could have been while she watches Kagome —her reincarnation— have everything she ever wished for.
Many times when Kikyo was severely injured and was found by Inuyasha (her final death included) she remembered their days together, when they wanted to spend the rest of their lives together, because those were probably her happiest memories —when she planned her future without worrying about fighting, when she thought she could finally find the love she had longed for. She was with someone who would protect her, who would care for her and whom she knew she could love with all her heart.
Inuyasha was the only person who swore to protect her, the only one who checked on her to make sure she was safe after she was revived. He was her only connection to the woman she had once been. When she was with him her expressions were softer, not filled with hatred or anger, she was only sad.
Kikyo was only an eighteen-year-old woman to whom love and affection were denied, who lived –and died– to protect others and fulfill her duties. She always put others before herself, even after she was resurrected against her will (”dragged back to life” in her own words). And having Inuyasha check on her and care for her were the only moments of relief and happiness she was allowed after forcefully coming back to life. He became the most important person to her, and dying in his arms —being loved by him— was the best outcome she could have imagined, it was more than she thought she would get.
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