Her initiative to help Sesshomaru came from her generosity her empathy in seeing someone who reminded her of herself. She’s a poor peasant girl who’s suffered immense trauma, suffering, and loneliness. Sesshomaru was all alone, hurt, mentally non-intact, and the most vulnerable we had seen him in the series (even compared to him losing his left arm as we hadn’t seen the aftermath of that yet until episode 133-134). And to some degree, she likely resonates with that. When Rin first meets Sesshomaru, she recognizes the pending danger of his presence - he’s not human, but he’s hurt.

That place being the nearby forest of Rin’s (at-the-time) home. Tenseiga, knowing its owner’s life is threatened, sends Sesshomaru to a place that it knows is safe, peaceful, and conducive to his well-being.

Sesshomaru meets Rin in episode 35 of the anime/chapter 129 of the manga, following his unsuccessful battle with InuYasha’s wind scar. This analysis will focus on Sesshomaru and Rin throughout the InuYasha franchise (anime, manga, films, drama CD, and sequel), mainly analyzing the events depicted in the original series, where they are at the time, platonic. This article aims to explore the rationale for “Why Sesshomaru and Rin have the healthiest dynamic in the InuYasha Franchise” as I want to focus on their dynamic, and use this word over a “relationship.” Because a relationship oftentimes has the connotations of romance, overlooking notions of the platonic nature of relationships. Covering content from the InuYasha manga, anime, films, drama CD “Asatte,” and aspects of the sequel series, “Yashahime: Half-demon Princesses” (also known as “Hanyo no Yashahime”). Why Sesshomaru and Rin have the healthiest dynamic in the InuYasha franchise. Read the full article here: Sesshomaru & Rin: InuYasha’s Healthiest Dynamic by bakasaiga The Case for SessRin, Platonically & Romantically Sesshomaru & Rin: InuYasha’s Healthiest Dynamic

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