Shaman King
📖 SYNOPSIS
"Shaman King" introduces a world where individuals known as shamans possess the extraordinary ability to interact with spirits and the deceased. The story centers on Yoh Asakura, a young shaman arriving at a new school, and his burgeoning friendship with Manta Oyamada, a curious and observant classmate. As Yoh trains to hone his shamanic abilities, Manta is drawn into the hidden world of spirits and the unique challenges faced by those who can communicate with them. The series explores themes of friendship, destiny, and the balance between the human and spirit realms, all set against the backdrop of a world where the supernatural is a tangible reality. The narrative follows Yoh's journey as he learns to control his powers and understand the responsibilities that come with being a shaman.
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🎭 CHARACTERS
You Asakura
Laid-back shaman, destined to defeat his evil twin brother Hao, You is kind, positive, and fiercely protective of his fiancée, Anna.
Portrayed by Satou Yuuko, Hikasa Youko
Hao Asakura
The powerful Shaman King, Hao Asakura, seeks to create a Shaman Kingdom, driven by his overwhelming Reishi and desire for control.
Portrayed by Nanami Hiroki, Midorikawa Hikaru, Takayama Minami
Anna Kyouyama
Anna Kyouyama: Fierce itako, Yoh's wife & Shaman King's dedicated, powerful supporter.
Portrayed by Megumi Hayashibara
Ren Tao
Aloof but loyal shaman, Ren fights with skill and a short temper, overcoming hatred to forge strong bonds.
Portrayed by Park Romi
Amidamaru
Powerful, taciturn samurai spirit; Yoh's loyal ghost warrior and wielder of the legendary Harusame.
Portrayed by Watanabe Akeno, Konishi Katsuyuki, Saiga Mitsuki
Manta Oyamada
Manta Oyamada, a timid but perceptive human, sees spirits and narrates Shaman King's story.
Portrayed by Inuyama Inuko
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Studio
Xebec
Season
Summer 2001
Start Date
2001-07-03
End Date
2002-09-24
Episodes
64
Type
TV
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