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The movies are more of an individual story line on their own rather than an actual part of the anime. They can be fit into the anime, but are more independent than anything else.

The first movie fits 4-8 episodes after Inuyasha defeats Ryoukutsei and learns the backlash wave, and the second fits in the middle of Naraku's disappearance after Inuyasha and Shesshomaru kill him, but before the introduction of the band of seven

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The second, third and fourth. The first one is just kinda like "This is the story of a girl who fell down a well and a boy dog demon." Like you'd have to watch the episodes to understand it, but it doesn't continue after the show. The second movie picks up where the episodes end off. (sort of) They are all there, miroku and sango too, and are fightin Naraku and whatnot.

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Movie 1: "InuYasha the Movie: Affections Touching Across Time" Between episodes 54&55

Movie 2: "InuYasha the Movie: The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass" Between Episodes 95&96

Movie 3: "InuYasha the Movie: Swords of an Honorable Ruler" Between 136&137

Movie 4: "InuYasha the Movie: Fire on the Mystic Island" After last episode.

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Affections Touching Across Time, the first InuYasha movie, is set between episodes 55 and 56 of the anime series.

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