
Manta: –Lee Pai Long is only the most legendary action film star in cinematic history!Īmidamaru: –Action film star? Cinematic history? What nefarious villainy is that? So, you really don’t know who Lee Pai Long is, Yoh? Manta: –WHAT?! You mean, don’t know WHO Lee Pai Long is?! Yoh: –Lee Pai Long?What’s a revival screening? And what’s a Lee Pai Long?
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Manta: –There’s a Lee Pai Long movie revival screening today!! Yoh: –Stop for what, Manta? What are you so hyped up about? Manta: –Yoh! ST-ST-STOP WHATEVER YOU’RE DOING! –It is my duty to support you, remember? –Those samurai’s arts will be as nothing against my guardian. –However, I don’t understand how you could not handle him yourself. Shaman King was also adapted into video games, spanning a total of 13 games in all, developed and published by various companies such as Konami, Bandai, Studio Saizensen, Dimps.?: –Yoh Asakura… He sounds strong.
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Video game series Main article: List of Shaman King video games In June 2020, the remake by Studio Bridge was finally confirmed with a set date for April 2021. There was a plan to remake the anime series which supposed to be more faithful to the manga, however the plan was cancelled because Takei and the studio failed to reach an agreement about casts and theme songs where Takei's condition was to re-appoint the original casts and songs. In Greek dub the title was changed and the series was named Shaman Prince(Σαμάνος Πρίγκηπας) instead. The Italian and Romanian versions are very rare.

The series has also been translated into Italian. The Latin American, Spanish, Greek, and Brazilian openings basically have the same intro as the Japanese one but their theme is different. The anime series has been translated into several languages including Bulgarian French, Deutsch, Polish, Danish, Dutch, Russian, Portuguese, European Spanish, Romanian, Cantonese, Greek, Czech, Hungarian, Serbian, Brazilian Portuguese, and Latin American Spanish. As a result, the later episodes are completely unrelated to the manga, with a separate and definite conclusion created for the series. The anime series, while originally faithful to the manga, eventually deviated from the storyline as the manga was still being serialized. In total, it ran for 64 episodes before ending, with 3 specials also produced. In 2001, Shaman King was made into an anime series by Xebec.


Main article: List of Shaman King episodes

The series is centered around Asakura Yoh, a laid-back, easygoing character who is heir to the powerful shamanic Asakura Family, as he enters the Shaman Tournament, a semi-millennial event that draws shamans from around the world to compete for the chance to become the Shaman King and the wielder of the omnipotent Great Spirit. In the world of Shaman King, people with the ability to communicate and fight with spirits are collectively known as Shamans.
