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List of ShamanKing Chapgters (180-285)[edit]
[[:File:ShamanKingvCover01.jpg|thumb|Cover of the first tankōbon for Shaman King, released in Japan by Shueisha on December 3, 1998.]]
The chapters of the Japanese manga series Shaman King were written and illustrated by Hiroyuki Takei. They were published in Shueisha's Weekly Shōnen Jump from 1998 to 2004.[1] The series follows the story of Yoh Asakura, a shaman who enters into a worldwide tournament of shamans in which the winner would become the saviour of the world.
The 285 chapters identified as "Reincarnation" were collected into 32 tankōbon volumes by Shueisha. The first volume was released on December 3, 1998, and volume 32 on January 5, 2005.[2][3] Only 31 volumes were released once the publication ended, and the release of volume 32 (meant to be published on December 3, 2004) was delayed. Shueisha reported they would only publish volume 32 if they receive evidence of demand from approximately 50,000 people.[1] An anime adaptation of 64 episodes from the series was directed by Seiji Mizushima developed by Xebec. It aired on TV Tokyo from July 4, 2001 to September 25, 2003.[4][5]
During the Jump Festa 2008, Shueisha announced a kanzenban reprint of the entire series. The series is called Shaman King Kanzen-Ban, or Perfect Edition. This release reprinted the entire series in 27 volumes complete with new clear image overlays on the covers while concluding with the never-before-published "true ending." They are a total of sixteen new chapters which expanded the chapters' numbers to 300. It also added two chapters showing the fight between Marco and Luchist Lasso which was skipped in the original publication.[6] The first volume was released on March 3, 2008, and volume 27 was published on April 3, 2009.[7][8]
Viz Media licensed the series for an English-language release in North America, with chapters initially being serialized in the Shonen Jump. It started in the issue 3 from 2003, but stopped as of the September 2007 issue.[9][10] Viz is also publishing the volumes from the manga first at irregular date and now every two months. Volume 1 was released on September 3, 2003 and as of May 5, 2009, 22 volumes have been published by Viz.[11][12]
Volume list[edit]
| No. | Title | Original release date | English release date | |
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| 21 | Epilogue II エピローグ 2 | October 4, 2002[13] 978-4-08-873327-2 | March 3, 2009[14] 978-1-4215-2005-6 | |
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| Ren's soul is unable to talk with the X-Laws and he ends being revived by Shamash. Ren escapes from them along with Ryu and Manta and goes to thank Yoh for what he did. Meanwhile, a depressed Horohoro finds Big Guy Bill Burton and his partner Blocken Meyer attacking the Icemen team to avoid them leave. Despite being much weaker than Hao's soldiers, Horohoro decides to help the Icemen. As Horohoro and the Icemen are about to be killed, Horohoro's father appears leaving the island which makes Blocken and Bill attack him. Bill is defeated, causing Blocken to decide to attack Horohoro. Horohoro uses Icemen's spirit partners to fight Blocken and manages to defeat him. Bill tries to take this opportunity to kill the weak Horohoro, but he is defeated by Lyserg, who now uses an Archangel named Zeruel. Lyserg takes the Icemen and Horohoro to be healed by Faust, but he is followed by others soldiers. While Yoh's group escapes, Ryu is almost killed by Peyote and Turbine. | ||||
| 22 | Epilogue III エピローグ 3 | December 4, 2002[15] 978-4-08-873348-7 | June 2, 2009[12] 978-1-4215-2006-3 | |
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| Yoh learns from Amidamaru that Ryu is in danger and returns to save him. Ryu dies while fighting Peyote and Turbine, but he is revived by Sati from Team Gandara. As Team Gandara’s goal is to defeat Hao, Peyote and Turbine escape. Meanwhile, Joco is attacked by Redseb and Seyram who use a giant Golem able to absorb spirits. Redseb tells Joco that they want to take revenge to Joco who killed their father, making Joco stop fighting. The Golem then impals Joco, killing him, but Ryu runs away with his body. Yoh confronts the Golem and convinces Redseb to stop fighting for hatred. However, he is suddenly stabbed by the Golem, which has lost control. At the same moment, Joco appears in Hell's entrance where is received by his teacher, who tests him to regret from his sins. Hao captures the Golem, revealing that Seyram is in fact possessed by her own father, Camuel. Yoh tries to stop Hao from attacking Seyram, but he is ambushed by his solders. Before the Golem is destroyed, Lyserg, Horohoro and Ren come to aid Yoh. | ||||
| 23 | Epilogue IV エピローグ 4 | February 4, 2003[16] 978-4-08-873381-4 | July 7, 2009 978-1-4215-2176-3 | |
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| Hao leaves as Yoh's friends attempt to fight him as he came to see that Yoh was safe. Due to his wound, Yoh faints and his friends decide to confront the Golem. Horohoro and Ren start fighting against the Golem, but they do not use all their powers as they could kill Seyram while Lyserg denies fighting. Redseb tries to confront the Golem by himself, so that his father could recognize him and calm. However, he ends being saved by Joco, who has been revived by Sati from Team Gandara. Joco uses a new spirit along with Mic, and manages to fight against Golem without problems. The spirit from Joco's teacher tells Ren, Horohoro and Lyserg that Joco is using a new spirit named Pascal Avaf, a saviour whom Joco awoke while he was in hell. Before the final clash, Anna's guardians demons stop the Golem and Joco. | ||||
| 24 | SF | April 4, 2003[17] 978-4-08-873409-5 | September 1, 2009 978-1-4215-2177-0 | |
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| Camuel regains his consciousness and his soul leaves to Heaven. Later, Yoh is visited by one of Hao's soldiers, a girl named Opacho, who tells him that if he does not return to the Shaman Fight, Hao will kill Redseb and Seyram. After talking with Amidamaru and Anna, Yoh goes to confront the X-Laws, and tells them they will resolve his return to the Shaman Fight by fighting. Using his father's spirits partners along with Spirit of Sword, Yoh overpowers most X-Laws and starts fighting against Marco. However, their fight is interrupted by Hao's soldier, Luchist Lasso, who came to protect Yoh. Being the original creator from the X-Laws and the person who raised Marco, Luchist overpowers Marco using another Archangel. As Luchist is about to finish Marco, Yoh and Lyserg join forces to stop the fight. | ||||
| 25 | Key | July 4, 2003[18] 978-4-08-873481-1 | November 3, 2009 978-1-4215-2178-7 | |
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| While working together Yoh and Lyserg defeat Luchist. Marco confesses that the reason he created the X-Laws was to take revenge to Hao for killing his family, while Jeanne was just a normal girl and the Archangels were cars that developed spirits. Marco tries to commite suicide for how he manipulated the X-Laws, but Jeanne convinces him to stop and continue with the X-Laws. While celebreating Team Funbari Onsen's return to the Shaman Fight, Yoh convinces his friends that the only way to defeat Hao is to attack him when he will faint for a short time after becoming the Shaman King. In the second round from the Shaman Fight, Team The Ren confronts Team Miyooh which is also part from Team Gandara. Ren fights alone against Team Miyooh, who uses Buddhas-like spirits to fight. After being surpassed, Ren creates a new Oversoul shield which creates lightnings that defeat Yainage. | ||||
| 26 | Brothers' Nose Ani no Hana (兄の鼻) | October 3, 2003[19] 978-4-08-873514-6 | Jan 5, 2010 978-1421521794 | |
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| Due to his recent attacks Ren tries to rest from the fight, but he is knocked out by Jackson. Kadou easily defeats Joco, leaving Horohoro as the only member from Team The Ren able to fight. Using the results from his training with Pascal, Horohoro creates a new Oversoul which takes the form of the two armored arms. Team The Ren wins the fight as Horohoro's attacks make Team Miyooh run out of powers. In the next fight, Hana-gumi fights Team Magical Princess and easily wins. Meanwhile, three X-Laws find Hao and prepare to shoot him. Hao easily kills them and eats their souls. Anahol Pokki, Anatel's twin brother, attacks Marco, Manta, Jeanne, Lyserg and Tamao, wanting to take revenge for his brother's death. Team Funbari Onsen is met by Sati, who wants to test Yoh to see if he is one of her five warriors, and kills him, to make him train in Hell. | ||||
| 27 | Exotica エキゾチカ | December 4, 2003[20] 978-4-08-873533-7 | Mar 2, 2010 | |
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| Yoh and Amidamaru appear in Hell where they are given the task to fight Yohken Asakura, an ancestor from the Asakura family who killed Hao in a past Shaman Fight. Yohken uses Matamune's sword to fight, while Yoh creates a new Oversoul by using one sword in each hand. As such, Yoh fights at Yohken's level same and defeats him. Meanwhile, Sati explains to Ryu and Faust that the five legendary warriors are the ones that control the elements, and she wants them to use five elemnental spirits including Hao's Spirit of Fire to defeat Hao. As she keeps talking, various soldiers from Hao appear to attack her. After Yohken talks with Yoh about a way to stop Hao, his soul is shattered by a group of Oni who start attacking Yoh. | ||||
| 28 | Beautiful Lady Ii onna (いい女) | March 4, 2004[21] 978-4-08-873572-6 | May 4, 2010 | |
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| Team Miyooh sends Team The Ren to Hell to make them train. As Ren and Horohoro train with Oni sent by Matamune, Joco trains with Pascal Avaf. Lyserg also appears in Hell, having been killed by Anahol, who had allied with Hao. Ryu, Faust and Sati are attacked by Hao's soldiers, and Sati is killed when she asks Ryu and Faust not to fight. Jeanne also dies due to Anahol's attack, but uses her last forces to save Marco. However, Marco is left very weak to fight, and is defeated by Anahol. Hao appears to kill them but Anna comes to save them. Yoh passes all his tests from the Hell, and is revived by Faust, who developed the ability to revive the dead who manage to maintain their souls. As Yoh stops Hao's soldiers, Yun manages to revive Team The Ren who stop the Hana-Gumi sent to destroy their corpses. Aval Pascaf stays in Hell to help Lyserg pass his test. While Hao's soldiers discover that humans have discovered Patch Village and attempt to attack it, Peyote reveals to be an ally from Mansumi Oyamada, Manta's father, and kills his comrades. | ||||
| 29 | Screw The SF Kutabare SF (くたばれSF) | April 30, 2004[22] 978-4-08-873594-8 | Jul 6, 2010 | |
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| Hao tries to eat the Hana-gumi's souls, but is stopped by Anna. Hao tries to kill Anna, but Yoh comes to talk with Hao. Both end having drinks together, while they talk about Hao's desire to absorb Yoh. When Sati revives Jeanne, she reveals the four of the warriors are Yoh, Horohoro, Ren, Joco, while the fifth, Lyserg, is still in Hell. The Shaman Fight continues, and Team The Ren faces Team Funbari Onsen to decide which teams will enter into the semifinal. Horohoro and Ren knock out Ryu and Faust, respectively, while Joco does not fight as Aval Pascal is still in Hell. Yoh fights alone against Ren and Horohoro, and manages to survive to one of each of their attacks. As the three prepare for their final clash, Lyserg revives and interrupts their fight. The fight is cancelled as the Asakura and Tao families make several teams quit the tournaments, and the four teams which pass to the semifinals are Team Funbari Onsen, Team The Ren, Team Hoshi and Team X-I. | ||||
| 30 | The Abnormal Day Hi nichijou san (非日常さん) | July 2, 2004[23] 978-4-08-873627-3 | Sep 7, 2010 | |
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| After the fight between Team Funbari Onsen and Team The Ren, the members from both teams go to relax to the hot springs. Hao accompanies them, explaining that the semifinals from the tournament will be made in the lost continent Mu and that Mansumi has several ships attacking the coast in order to find the continent. Hao purposes Yoh and his friends to stop Mansumi, which they later accept in order to see Hao’s strength. Next day, all the shamans reunite in the coast, with Hao using his armor-style Oversoul from Spirit of Fire to fight the ships. Hao easily destroys most ships, and leaves Yoh and the others to take care of the remaining ones. As the shamans enter Mu, all teams give up so that Hao will become the Shaman King and they will defeat him asleep after fighting the ten Patch priests. As they prepare to pursue Hao, Luchist blocks them and fights Marco, with both of them dying in battle. | ||||
| 31 | The Patch Song パッチソング | October 4, 2004[24] 978-4-08-873659-4 | Nov 2, 2010 | |
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| Yoh's group enter into the first of ten "Plants" from Mu, having 15 hours to get to Hao become before he awakes as the Shaman King. In the Plant of the Desert, they are confronted by the priest Namari, and Ryu decides to fight him, but is killed. Having witnessed Namari's abilities, Horohoro and Ren join forces to kill Namari. After Faust revives Ryu the group moves to the 2nd Plant, where they are ambushed by patch Bron. Bron traps most shamans in a spider net created by his Oversoul, and kills Ren and Horohoro once they escape from the net. Lyserg confronts Bron, but is overpowered. Jeanne decides to fight Bron, but before killing him, Lyserg interrupts and incinerates Bron. Jeanne revives both Ren and Horohoro, but is unable to continue as she used all her powers. The remaining members of the group enter the 3rd Plant, where Ren confronts Magna in order to redeem for his previous fight. | ||||
| 32 | Once Upon a Time Poem Itsuka no shi (いつかの詩) | January 5, 2005[3] 978-4-08-873694-5 | Jan 4, 2011 978-1421521855 | |
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| Ren easily defeats Magna and the group goes to the 4th Plant. There they fight priest Radim, the announcer from Shaman Fight. Meanwhile, Yun discovers that Redseb and Seyram left to Mu with the Golem to help Yoh with facing Hao. When finding Hao, Redseb and Seyram are killed by him. Faust fights against Radim, but he dies in battle, being now unable to revive. Yoh then attacks and defeats Radim, and the group moves to the 5th Plant. Priest Karimu, Horohoro's mentor, offers them to rest, which they accept after. he beats up Horohoro. Team Gandara obtains three of the spirits from the Patch, while Sati searches for another in order to give them to the five warriors. Redseb’ soul obtains and gives Yoh's group Hao's Spirit of Fire, but Lyserg denies using it since he still needs to practice to control it. As such, Yoh and his friends go to sleep to prepare to fight the remaining Patches and Hao next day. Next morning, Manta finds Anna who has found out a way to go to Mu. The volume ends with Funbari no Uta, a sequel from the series, which shows Yoh and Anna's son, Hana Asakura, searching for the five legendary warriors along with Ryu. | ||||
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