They were opposed by the Great Dog Demon and, consequently, Menōmaru and Hyōga's power were both sealed to the ancient Tree of Ages. The Hyōga clan (飛妖蛾氏) was a powerful clan of moth demons which passed their power from one generation to another, building it up accumulatively. Myōga (冥�, みょうが, "Divine Protection") was a flea yōkai who was a servant of Tōga until his death, and then acted as a servant for Inuyasha, providing him with information on current events, foes, and the shards of the Shikon no Tama. https://inuyasha.fandom.com/wiki/Hy%C5%8Dga_clan?oldid=104160. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. While his physical self disappeared, his limitless power remained, and was later absorbed by his son during the Hyōga clan inheritance ritual. The only known Hyōgas were the last two, Menōmaru and his father, whose original name is unknown, as all of his most notable actions were performed after he became Hyōga. The last Lord Hyōga was Menōmaru, who was defeated and killed by the hanyō Inuyasha. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Roughly 200 years before the shattering of the Shikon no Tama , lord Hyoga led a Mongol invasion of Japan and eventually came into conflict with Toga. https://inuyasha.fandom.com/wiki/Hy%C5%8Dga?oldid=96485. Upon becoming leader, he would forego the use of his name and simply be called "Hyōga"/"Lord Hyōga". About the InuYasha Wiki Daimyō-kai Administrators Centuries ago, the Hyoga clan was a power clan of moth yokai led by Lord Hyoga . During his attempt to steal the souls of fallen soldiers during the Mongol invasion of Japan, Hyōga was opposed by Tōga and defeated along with his only son, Menōmaru. https://inuyasha.fandom.com/wiki/Hy%C5%8Dga_(title)?oldid=91967. Add new page. The last Lord Hyōga was Menōmaru, who was defeated and killed by the hanyō Inuyasha. The Hyōga (飛妖蛾, ひえうが) or, alternatively Lord Hyōga, was a hereditary title held by the leader of the Hyōga clan, a powerful family of moth demons. Hyōga (飛妖蛾, ひえうが, "Flying Moth Demon") was a powerful moth daiyōkai and leader of the Hyōga clan. Community. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. After the battle, the Mongol invasion was thwarted and Hyoga was killed with his son Menomaru becoming the last remianing member of the clan. Moth yōkai (蛾妖怪, "Ga yōkai") were anthropomorphic demons which share certain characteristics with moths. After discovering t… Hyōga would only be called so upon the completion of the "clan succession ritual", during which the new Hyōga would inherit the combined power of all his ancestors, making him exponentially more powerful upon the assumption of his position. 200 years later. Their leader was called Hyōga, an apparently hereditary title passed from father to son. When the Shikon no Tama was shattered, one of the shards revived Menōmaru and he embarked on a quest to obtain his father's power. Their leader was called Hyōga, an apparently hereditary title passed from father to son. is a 2001 anime film directed by Toshiya Shinohara and written by Katsuyuki Sumisawa. It is the first of four films released in the InuYasha movie series. Hyōga (飛妖蛾, ひえうが, "Flying Moth Demon") was a powerful moth daiyōkai and leader of the Hyōga clan. The Hyōga clan (飛妖蛾氏) was a powerful clan of moth demons which passed their power from one generation to another, building it up accumulatively. InuYasha the Movie: Affections Across Time (映画犬夜叉 時代を越える想い, Eiga Inuyasha: Toki o Koeru Omoi?) Upon becoming leader, he would forego the use of his name and simply be called "Hyōga"/"Lord Hyōga". Menōmaru (瑪瑙丸, めのうまる, "Agate") was a Moth-Daiyōkai from the Asian continent who invaded Japan with his father Hyōga 200 years ago. The Hyōga (飛妖蛾, ひえうが) or, alternatively Lord Hyōga, was a hereditary title held by the leader of the Hyōga clan, a powerful family of moth demons.