Inuyasha the Movie 4: Fire on the Mystic Island

As an 'Animation, Action, Adventure' film, audience emotional responses are primarily driven by the high-stakes plot. **Excitement** and **Anticipation** are central, fueled by the intense battles against the 'four war gods' and the unfolding mystery of the mystic island. **Anxiety** and **Fear** are prominent due to the seemingly 'impossible' challenge and the danger faced by Inuyasha, his friends, and the scarred children. **Satisfaction** is felt upon the eventual triumph over adversaries. **Empathy** is evoked by the plight of the children seeking escape, and **Hope** underpins the characters' determination to overcome their dire situation. Inuyasha's personal quest for revenge also contributes to feelings of **Anger** and **Inspiration** as he strives to overcome past trauma and protect the innocent.