The third, and perhaps best loved of the four Inuyasha movies, "Tenka Hadou no Ken"(Swords of an Honorable Ruler) introduces Inuyasha's father and the tragedy surrounding Inuyasha's birth. Izayoi, Inuyasha's mother, was slayed by her suitor, Takemaru, shortly after Inuyasha's birth. Bent on destroying the son that robbed him of his beloved, Takemaru, using the So-unga, plans to seek vengence.

This rough layout is part of a three part set showing the reaction of the horse and the army's leader. It is unnumbered, and likely intended to show the leader's reaction to the horror he stumbled upon. This specific pose was not used in the movie as the directors opted to have the horse rear with the leader, instead of the leader turning to his men.