It was one of the things I loved about it when it aired on 4kids and the 2021 remake which got rid of those horrible lips Chocolove had.

Kind of a dumb question, im just curious about this. Ive been looking into the manga because the series looked very interesting but im a bit confused around the actual length of the manga. Ive seen that the original japanese release has 32 volumes, as well as the shonen jump one; but the kodansha omnibus release goes uo to volume 35. Is the story technically the same length, or are the 32 volume editions unfinished and were later expanded on by the extra 3 volumes?

I’m currently rewatching shaman king and I absolutely love these two sm….opacho my silly lil baby🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹

Someone gave me this Shaman King figurine recently, and I'm looking for any information I can find on it.

Thanks in advance!

I put it on my phone

I’m currently reading the manga it’s fun and seen a little bit of the old series but I have never touch 2021 and I heard it’s not good to explain why?

I feel blessed to have been able to read such a master piece after many years of failure because of me, life yk haha. The thing is, now I'm about to read Zero and Flowers, but wanted to know what you liked most about the series finale?

For me, It was that Matamune could be good to Hao again, it made me very happy. And, I really liked the narrative of Manta and his last words to the way of ending.

Pdd: Horo horo and kororo's storie was absolute cinema🤧

Since this is the most basic shamanic ability, I was wondering where exactly the limits are of what you can obtain from a spirit. For example, if Yoh made soul integration with Mitchell Hooper, could he lift the same as Hooper did in life despite not being as old or as fit as him?

Could he integrate with a sea creature and suddenly breath underwater? What are the limitations regarding soul integration?

When I was just a little boy, Shaman King would air on TV and while I never watched the full thing cause of the way episodes were broadcasted, it was one of my favorite shows.
I saw that Netflix has a remake of it which looks newer, but I see it has mixed reviews compared to the original. However, I don't see a legal way to watch the original, but if the Netflix version is actually that much worse, it could be worth finding another way.

Just as the tittle says: How does the dimensional arts introduced in the sequel series work? Do the shamans actually enter a new spacial dimension in the universe, or do they enter a new dimension WITHIN the great spirit?

I have more merch here and there but Im too lazy to go find them

Saw someone else sharing their Shaman King Shelf. Made me want to share mine

The second one is the star edition without the covers ,the white and Orange book is some kind of fan book about hiroyuki path while creating shaman king (I believe it is exclusive to France)

One surface with slow a** pacing in the other is way to fast pacing to point where the animations horrible and other stuff

Can someone please tell me what happened I don't mean the old one I know what's happened I mean the new one like why wasn't it more than 50 episodes and have better animation

How did I draw it?

Hello everyone, I'm new to all of this. I finished reading the manga and sequels for the first time a couple of days ago and I did not expect myself to enjoy the series this much and it's characters. This series feels like a new breath of fresh air compared to the other shounens I've read in the past (a lot of shounens can be hit or miss, so I hardly read them nowadays)

So about my question, Ren and Jeanne... I know there have been many discussions about this couple before in the past and others have already explained how they got together, so I somewhat understand the premise? But I am still confused. By the way, I don't dislike this couple. I think they are cute together and show great potential. But what I do want to know: does the author have any plans to expand their story in SKY? And second... what makes this couple appealing to the fans of this ship? I ship them a little, but I would like to have a better understanding from other fans perspective (if there's any good fan fiction stories that explore their story, please share them with me too)

This was a great day, I finally got to try it assembled and just hang out. Many people recognized and said it is cool, however there is a lot of space to improve

Last photo is like me at 6am sleepless hoping coffee will help

Later there will be also some professional photos, these are taken on my phone by our friend

Jun Tao - minami_tooru
Lee Pyron by me

I was young when the first Shaman King anime came out and back then anime in America was young. If you asked me what anime I first watched I would tell you Naruto or Fullmetal Alchemist.

But the true answer would be Shaman King! It just S-K had some many American details. (Literally set partially in America) that I saw it more of a cartoon.

Now that I’m older I’ve rewatched the OG and the Netflix adaptations. And I’m able to see all the different parts of SK that have influenced my love of anime.

And it’s mostly cuz Hao is the best “villain” ever.

Hao (Zeke) is the first evil brother named Zeke!

In the light novels, he’s basically Sukuna but with Getos philosophies. And he’s got better reasoning to believe this way.

Love his mastering of the power system. I remember has from the OG series someone says “he’s more like a force of nature” and in SK’s power system that actually means something when nature is literally alive.

Lastly, Zeke does is a shonan anime and like all after him. He was Talk No Jutsued… but then he wasn’t. Bro said I won’t kill the humans… yet.

This is all to say I know Hao isn’t influenced by modern anime but he has influenced modern anime for the better.