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Let's analyze together what she said about the scene in which Sesshomaru literally loses control because of Kagura to understand what she REALLY means: "It's totally in the spirit of a shounen manga. In that sense, Sesshomaru is an easy character to understand; it was a relatively easy scene to draw. He was already a popular character, but I imagine he became even more popular after that scene."

Saying that a scene is in the spirit of a shounen manga means that it's full of INTENSITY and PATHOS, where the characters express their emotions and feelings through ACTIONS or FIGHTS, not through words.

When she says that Sesshomaru IN THAT SENSE is an easy character to understand, she means that at that moment he no longer had any filters or masks, and his intentions and feelings were clear.

When she says it was a relatively easy scene to draw, she's telling us that it was one of the few times she didn't have to draw Sesshomaru repressing his emotions; his fury was EVIDENT.

From the magazine "Rumiko Takahashi Bon Weekly Shounen Sunday" 2019 🤗🤗🤗

*Someone* (we know who...) tried to convey the message that Rumiko Takahashi meant she had created an empty and emotionless fight scene, which is absurd and ridiculous, because the very characteristic of a shounen manga is heroes who ALWAYS fight for VALUES or FEELINGS! And in any case, there's no doubt about the reason that triggered Sesshomaru's anger; the manga is crystal clear! 😉👍