Shaman King (TV)
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Shaman King (special)
Alternative title:
El Rey Shaman (Spanish)
Król Szamanów (Polish)
Король - Шаман (Russian)
زعيم المحاربين (Arabic)
ملك الشامان (Arabic)
シャーマンキング (Japanese)
通靈王 (Japanese)
Themes:
paranormal,
spirits
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
Asakura Yoh is a shaman, a person who communicates with ghosts. He enters the Shaman Fight, for whoever wins the tournament gets to commune with the Great Spirit, God . . . that and his fiance Anna wants to be the wife of the Shaman King. Helping him are his friends Manta, Horo Horo, Ryu, and his samurai ghost partner, Amidamaru.
Once every 500 years, there's an event called the Shaman Fight, and whoever wins becomes the Shaman King and can use the most powerful spirits ever. Asakura Yoh comes to Tokyo to train and become the Shaman King. Accompanied by many friends, he defeats many enemies along and the way, and gets more friends.
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.
User Ratings:
1496 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
23 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
64
Episode titles: We have 64
Vintage:
2001-07-04 to 2002-09-25
2002-10-05 (Brazil - Fox Kids)
2002-10-05 (Pre-Premiere Fox Kids Latin America)
2002-10-07 to 2003-08-05 (Latin America Broadcast)
2003-08-30 to 2005-09-03 (USA)
2003-11-05 (France - Fox Kids)
2005-07-09 to 2006 (Canada, YTV - Episodes 1-26)
2005-10 (Polish - Jetix, Polsat, Kabel 1)
2008-06-30 (México - Televisa Canal 5)
2008-10 (México - Televisa Canal 4TV)
Opening Theme:
#1: "Over Soul" by Megumi Hayashibara (eps 1-34)
#2: "Northern Lights" by Megumi Hayashibara (eps 35-64)
Ending Theme:
#1: "trust you" by Megumi Hayashibara (eps 1-34)
#2: "Omokage" by Megumi Hayashibara (eps 35-64)
#3: "Tamashii Kasanete" by Yuuko Satou (ep 64)
Insert song:
"Brave Heart" by Megumi Hayashibara
"SILENT WEAPON (ASAKURA-YOH VER.)" by Yuuko Satou
"Tamashii Kasanete" by Yuuko Satou (ep 64)
Official website:
Shaman King Official Website (TV Tokyo) (Japanese)
Links: We have 7
Trivia: We have 6
News: Show:
Anime Expo to Host Director Seiji Mizushima (Jun 9, 2011)
California's Fanime Hosts FMA/Gundam 00's Seiji Mizushima (Apr 28, 2011)
4Kids Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy (Apr 6, 2011)
4Kids Reports US$3.5-Million Loss in 1st Quarter 2010 (May 11, 2010)
4Kids Reports 3rd Party is Interested in Acquiring It (May 10, 2010)
4Kids Reports US$21 Million Loss in 4th Quarter (Mar 17, 2010)
4Kids Reveals US$5-Million Loss in Third Quarter (Nov 11, 2009)
4Kids Reports US$13.8 Million Loss in Second Quarter (Aug 11, 2009)
4Kids Retains Financial Advisor to Consider Strategies (Aug 5, 2009)
Shaman King Licensed and on TV (May 15, 2003)
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| DVD (Region 1) |
| Shaman King - A Boy Who Dances With Ghosts Uncut (DVD 1) 2004-10-19 (from $8.76) |
| Shaman King - Perfect Possession Uncut (DVD 2) 2004-10-19 (from $5.49) |
| Shaman King - Uncut - Pai-Long Attacks! (DVD 3) 2005-02-22 |
| Shaman King - Ryo is Possessed Uncut (DVD 4) 2005-04-05 |
| Shaman King - The Shaman Fight Uncut (DVD 5) 2005-05-31 |
Screenplay: Katsuhiko Chiba (26 episodes eps 1-5, 7-8, 12-13, 19-20, 23-26, 31, 35, 40, 45-46, 49, 54, 56, 62-64 ) Storyboard: Gen Dojaga Itsuro Kawasaki Kazuki Tsunoda Ken Ootsuka Mushiro Harino Nobuyoshi Habara Osamu Sato Seiji Mizushima Shigeru Ueda Shingo Kaneko Takafumi Hoshikawa Toshimasa Suzuki Unit Director: Kazuki Tsunoda Naoyoshi Kusaka Nobuyoshi Habara Osamu Sato Seiji Mizushima Shigeru Ueda Takafumi Hoshikawa Tsuyoshi Nagasawa Animation Director: Akio Takami Akira Takahashi Ken Ootsuka Michinori Chiba Minoru Ueta Moriyasu Taniguchi Takashi Maruyama Takenori Tsukuma Taro Ikegami Key Animation: Chikashi Kubota (ep 31) Hiroyuki Imaishi (OP 1-2) Tetsuya Takeuchi (4 episodes eps 10, 15, 40-41 ) | Kanji Suzumori as Susumu Chiba as Toshitaka Shimizu as | |||
Electronic Graphics: Hisami Aoki Jennifer Obrotka Lucialie Dumaguing Paul J. Baccash Robert Bruce Ryan Kelly | ||||
Broadcaster: Cartoon Network Cartoon Network Philippines Fox Network (4KidsTV) Jetix (UK) YTV (Canada) | ||||
Broadcaster: Canal 13 (Colombia) Canal Sur (Spain) Canal Uno (Colombia) Cartoon Network Espana (Spain) Castilla la Mancha TV (Spain) Chilevision (Chile) ETC...TV (Chile) Fox Kids Latin America Liv Tv (Chile) LIVTV (Chile Broadcaster 2008) Televisa Canal 4 (Mexico) Televisa Canal 5 (Mexico) | ||||
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