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![]() | Overall Rating: 4.71/5 (41 votes cast) Yoh is a young shaman, one who can see and communicate with spirits. Shaman's also have another power,the ability to unify with spirits and use the spirit's fighting skills. Yoh is training to become the Shaman King, strongest among all Shamans, a title won by winning the Grand Tournament that takes place every 500 years. Helping him are his best friend Morty, a short kid who can also see ghosts, Amidamaru, an old samurai and his spirit partner, and his fiance Ana, a spirit meduim and his trainer. However, another Shaman family is trying to keep Yoh out of the tournament. Along the way he meets a bunch of other misfit ghosts and wannabe Shamans. |
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- Episode 39 - Epilogue (Long Live the King) view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 39 - Epilogue (Long Live the King) Online
- Episode 38 - The King Is Dead [HD Flash] view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 38 - The King Is Dead [HD Flash] Online
- Episode 37 - Rage and Furyoku [HD Flash] view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 37 - Rage and Furyoku [HD Flash] Online
- Episode 36 - Yoh and Goodbye [HD Flash] view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 36 - Yoh and Goodbye [HD Flash] Online
- Episode 35 - Unity [HD Flash] view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 35 - Unity [HD Flash] Online
- Episode 34 - The Forbidden Forest-Part 2 [HD Flash] view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 34 - The Forbidden Forest-Part 2 [HD Flash] Online
- Episode 33 - The Forbidden Forest-Part 1 [HD Flash] view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 33 - The Forbidden Forest-Part 1 [HD Flash] Online
- Episode 32 - Secret Path [HD Flash] view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 32 - Secret Path [HD Flash] Online
- Episode 31 - The Door of Babylon [HD Flash] view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 31 - The Door of Babylon [HD Flash] Online
- Episode 30 - Bait And Switch [HD Flash] view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 30 - Bait And Switch [HD Flash] Online
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- Episode 27 - The Way of the Rice [HD Flash] view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 27 - The Way of the Rice [HD Flash] Online
- Episode 26 - Spirit Busters [HD Flash] view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 26 - Spirit Busters [HD Flash] Online
- Episode 25 - Hearts of Darkness [HD Flash] view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 25 - Hearts of Darkness [HD Flash] Online
- Episode 24 - Gladiators [HD Flash] view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 24 - Gladiators [HD Flash] Online
- Episode 23 - The Prophecy [HD Flash] view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 23 - The Prophecy [HD Flash] Online
- Episode 22 - Sand Storm [HD Flash] view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 22 - Sand Storm [HD Flash] Online
- Episode 21 - Family Feud [HD Flash] view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 21 - Family Feud [HD Flash] Online
- Episode 20 - Doby Village or Bust [HD Flash] view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 20 - Doby Village or Bust [HD Flash] Online
- Episode 19 - The Ice Team Cometh [HD Flash] view all resultsWatch Shaman King Season 2, Episode 19 - The Ice Team Cometh [HD Flash] Online
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Shaman King Cast & Crew
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Masahiko Tanaka as
Bokutou no Ryuu -
Wataru Takagi as
Kevin (X-Laws) - Yuuko Satou as
Yoh Asakura - Inuko Inuyama as
Manta Oyamada - Katsuyuki Konishi as
Amidamaru - Megumi Hayashibara as
Anna Kyouyama - Nana Mizuki as
Tamao Tamamura - Romi Paku as
Ren Tao - Takehito Koyasu as
Faust VIII - Yoko Soumi as
Lyserg - Yuji Ueda as
Horo Horo
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Type: TV Show
Genres/Tags: Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Supernatural, Anime
The Shaman King anime was licensed in 2001 by 4Kids Entertainment for American television broadcasting and aired in its entirety, beginning in September 2003 on the Fox Box (which would later become 4Kids TV), and concluding in September 2005. The English dub also aired on YTV in Canada. Oddly, while the English dub of Shaman King is being aired in many countries across the globe, it has not been aired in The United States since the final episode aired on September 3rd, 2005. It is currently unknown if or when 4Kids will air or distribute Shaman King in the U.S. again.
The anime of Shaman King starts off with the same sequence of events as the manga for roughly half of the series and then gradually deviates into its own plot. Horohoro is introduced prematurely (Yoh meets him before they fight in the preliminary rounds) and Hao's first appearance is much later (In the manga, he can be seen hidden among other contestants). As is the usual case for anime based on manga, the anime series is much more toned down. Many of the characters that die in the manga are kept alive in the anime. The anime shows these characters recovering from their injuries (or not sustaining any at all) and eventually agreeing with Yoh and his friends ideologically. The anime does show Yoh and Hao's final battle and implies that all of the friends that Yoh has made on his journey (most of these are the characters that have died in the manga) donated their spiritual energy to help him win. However, it is still unclear whether Hao was defeated once and for all or where his soul has gone.
4Kids did the English adaptation to the Shaman King anime. Unlike most of the 4Kids dub adaptations such as those of Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magical Doremi, and Mew Mew Power, which have their country settings changed from Japan to America, the setting of the country in the 4Kids dub is still in Japan. However, Shaman King was still partially Americanized, and a lot of Japanese characters are digitally changed to English or airbrushed out and replaced with meaningless symbols. Even Chinese characters are digitally erased out. But unlike other 4Kids' adaptations, aspects of Japanese and Chinese culture are kept, such as foods and symbols.
TV specials and shorts
Throughout the broadcast of Shaman King, many shorts (usually referred to as Shaman King omake and TV specials) were made on special days of the year related to spirits and the like. The omake were short stories that were made for humorous effect. Apparently, all of the omake fit into the story before the Shaman Fight 2nd round. Documents of the Shaman Fight was shown with a New Year's omake as well. The TV Specials were aired after specific points of the story as well as on holidays. The specials were never dubbed in English.
TV special titles
1. Documents of the Shaman Fight (Premiered 1/31/00) 2. The Form That Friendship Takes 3. The Form That Love Takes 4. The Form That Sadness Takes (Tribute for Hao Asakura)
Characters
Most characters' names are in Western order, with the given name before the family name. The names of the Taos and other Chinese characters are in Chinese order, with the family name before the given name. The English anime name is to the right of the Japanese name. The English manga uses the Japanese names for the most part.
Humans
Note: "Humans" here is used for both characters that are average humans (not able to see ghosts) and those that are shamans (able to see ghosts). The series sometimes makes a distinction between the two..
- Yoh Asakura o Seiyū: Yuko Sato, Voice Actor: Sebastian Arcelus
The main character of the story. He is easy-going, laid back, and carefree, which causes him to have an open mind and makes him relax in extreme situations. "No one knows what will happen in the future. There is no sense in worrying in something you do not and cannot control, so why bother?" This famous line of his is his philosophy in life, which always shines through in his personality. Yoh's only goal is to live an easy life, and he believes that when he becomes Shaman King, he will achieve that goal. According to Anna, his fiancée, his free-thinking and laid-back nature makes him think "outside the box" which makes him a perfect candidate for Shaman King. His guardian ghost is a powerful samurai by the name of Amidamaru. Yoh came into existence when the soul of Hao Asakura split into two in his second reincarnation. Yoh is part of the Team Funbari Onsen, together with Ryo and Faust. (Team Asakura in the English anime). Yoh was an immensely powerful shaman in his past life, Asakura Hao. Part of Hao's soul was reincarnated as Yoh, while the other half as the present-day Hao.
- Hao Asakura o Seiyū: Minami Takayama, Voice Actor: Sebastian Arcelus
Both Yoh's ancestor and twin, Hao closely resembles Yoh but desires to destroy humanity. In his first life, he was the greatest shaman of the Asakura clan. But after mastering the five elements to become the ultimate shaman, he came to believe that every single non-shaman must be killed, since 'ordinary humans' were "out of touch" with nature and were destroying it. He intended to eliminate humans from the earth, but he was assassinated by his clansmen. However, because he mastered the five elements, Hao defied death and was reincarnated as a member of Silva's tribe five centuries later. Hao stole the Patch Tribe's Spirit of Fire and attempted to become Shaman King, only to be killed again by his descendant and former spirit, Asakura Yohken and Matamune. Now, 500 years later, Hao is in his second reincarnation. However, when he was reincarnated this time, his soul somehow split, forming twins, and one part became Yoh, therefore, making both of them the reincarnations of the original Asakura Hao. Hao controls a host of shamans who are loyal to him either because they share his views on humanity or out of personal gain. His followers call him 'Hao-sama'. His group of three, Hao, Opacho, and Luchist, in the Fight is called the 'Hoshigumi'.
- Anna KyÅyama o SeiyÅ«: Megumi Hayashibara, Voice Actor: Tara Sands
Friend and fiancée of Yoh Asakura and an itako, a traditional shaman from Aomori, Japan (she is called a "spirit medium" in the English anime). Anna is Yoh's personal trainer (in Yoh's opinion, his slavedriver, due to the intense training) and will stop at nothing to become a part of the glory when Yoh becomes Shaman King of the Shaman World, although she does indeed hold great affection for Yoh. She later obtains the necklace of 1,080 beads and mastery over Hao's Shikigami, Zenki and Kouki. Anna also appears in two of Takei's other works, Butsu Zone and the one-shot Itako no Anna. Anna is also said to be the reincarnation of the original Asakura Hao's mother from 1,000 years ago. At a certain time, Asakura Hao held some interest on her, but it did not last long.
- Manta Oyamada o Seiyū: Inuko Inuyama, Voice Actor: Pete Zarustica
An intelligent but worrisome teen who always carries a "dictionary/encyclopedia/compendium of all human knowledge", and has a sixth sense, meaning he can see supernatural beings, even though he is not a Shaman. He is very expressive and a bit panicky. His rather abnormal height has gotten him into trouble numerous times, once having been mistaken for one of the shy nature spirits, and being cut open and used as a hostage of sorts during Yoh Asakura's match with Faust VIII. In the anime, during the exorcism of Amidamaru, he actually becomes a Shaman and is able to merge with a spirit. His weapon is a hammer and his unofficial guardian ghost is Mosuke, the best friend of Amidamaru who forged his sword, the Harusame. After that episode in the anime, Manta is able to junction spirits to his laptop. He narrates the story in the manga and anime, allowing readers and watchers to understand the plot more efficiently. He is referred to as "Morty" (short for Mortimer) in the English anime. (Hiroyuki Takei mentioned Manta's character was modelled after Japanese pop singer T.M.Revolution in an interview published in the March 2004 English language issue of Shonen Jump.).
Spirits
- Amidamaru o Seiyū: Katsuyuki Konishi, Mitsuki Saiga (young), Voice Actor: Sean Schemmel
Samurai that died during the Muromachi period 600 years ago - now is Yoh's ghost companion. He is very powerful and wise but quite taciturn and extremely devoted to "Lord Yoh" ("YÅ-dono" in Japanese). He was greatly known around the town of Funbari, where he had died 600 years prior after killing several hundred other samurai soldiers during a battle. He is the original handler of the legendary sword named "Harusame", meaning "Spring Rain", a sword forged by his best friend, Mosuke, who also appeared in the anime/manga as a spirit. This very same sword was reproduced as a "spirit sword" and used by Asakura Yoh during the Shaman Fight. The original was kept in a museum. His name is based on the Buddha Amitabha, the principal figure in the Pure Land Buddhist sect.
- Spirit of Fire
Hao's spirit guardian, formerly was the sacred symbol of the Patch Tribe until Patch Hao took it for his own 500 years ago. The spirit's flames served as Hao's way of killing off shamans who failed him or those who refused to rally for his cause. The Spirit of Fire can increase its own power by eating spiritually-enhanced humans and other spirits. As seen in the anime, it can change its form to any one element according to the 5 elements found in the unity star.
Terminology
Furyoku "Furyoku" is a term used to determine the measure of sixth sense a person possesses. This can be increased by having a near-death experience such as when Yoh went into the dark cave to train. More Furyoku means more control over one's spirit and more powerful forms of oversoul. With this power, a shaman can produce an over soul. In the English manga, it is "Mana".
Manjien The "Mantannian Dictionary" is a "Dictionary/Encyclopedia/Compendium of all human knowledge" that Manta frequently consults to find information on people, cultures, and other subjects. The book's Japanese name blends "Manta" with the "KÅjien" Japanese dictionary. In the English anime, the book is either not given a name or it is called a "ghost story book" or "book about shamans" that Morty carries around.
Sacred Souls ('Seirei-class' in English Manga) The classification for spirits who have existed for 500 years or more and whose souls have shed their physical attachment to achieve their purest form. Sacred--or 'higher'--spirits are more appropriately ghosts who have ascended beyond their ego, enabling them to assume any form or shape freely. After this "ascending", the spirit does not have to become stronger since this is the highest form of power. Only the shaman has to train and grow stronger.






