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Fans of Hiroyuki Takei’s Shaman King manga know Joco, AKA Chocolove McDonell, as an American shaman who aims to be the world’s top comedian. He’s back in the new Shaman King reboot, and according to the latest announcement Motoko Kumai will reprise her role as …Read more »
One of the most anticipated series coming up this spring is the reboot of author Hiroyuki Takei’s original Shaman King manga. A bunch of cast members have been revealed so far—including some newcomers—many of which hail from the first TV anime adaptation that aired back …Read more »
One of this year’s most anticipated series is the new Shaman King anime, which is coming to TV Tokyo and its affiliates in Japan this April. In addition to previously revealed cast members both fresh and familiar, the official website revealed two more additions to …Read more »
If you’re looking forward to the upcoming new Shaman King anime, you’ll be delighted to learn that the first trailer is finally here. Better yet, it looks fantastic, and takes the opportunity to reveal more of the anime’s cast, staff, and theme song artist in …Read more »
Hiroyuki Takei’s Shaman King is back in a big way, with both the manga re-release and the new TV anime on the horizon. Naturally, that means plenty of collaborations, including one that has the series teaming up with Seibu Railway to feature Shaman King in …Read more »
Hiroyuki Takei’s Shaman King is back in a major way thanks to the new anime series in the works for April 2021, and its comeback includes a new Shaman King shojo spinoff manga. The series, titled Shaman King & a garden, is set to launch …Read more »
The Shaman King manga spans 35 volumes, but only 32 volumes have been published in America. On top of that, those volumes are now out of print. But there’s good news for Shaman King fans—not only is there a new anime in the works, but …Read more »
Last week saw the announcement of a new Shaman King TV anime, which is planned for 2021. With the anniversary celebrations continuing in a few different ways, there’s no better time to reveal plans for another art exhibition centered on Hiroyuki Takei’s hit series. The …Read more »
The king is back, baby. Hiroyuki Takei’s celebrated manga Shaman King will be receiving a brand-new anime adaptation, it was announced today. That adaptation will begin airing in April 2021, and will cover all 35 volumes of the manga’s complete edition. On top of this …Read more »
The 20th anniversary celebration continues for Hiroyuki Takei’s Shaman King series, and one of the big aspects of the milestone party involves an original art exhibition in Tokyo. Original manga art—both black and white and color drawings—and other items will be on display when the event kicks …Read more »
Believe it or not, Shaman King is 20 years old. The manga-turned-anime by Hiroyuki Takei about the adventures of Yoh Asakura is celebrating its 20th with an exhibition that’ll hit Tokyo, Osaka and Aomori over the course of the next few months. The exhibition will feature original illustrations by …Read more »
Sad news went out earlier today with the announcement that household name and comic book legend Stan Lee has passed away at age 95. From his early days at Marvel co-creating some of the most iconic superheroes of all time to his later collaborations—including those …Read more »
Popular manga Shaman King turns 20 this year, and in celebration, Japanese karaoke parlor chain Karaoke no Tetsujin is offering up some King-ly stuff. First up, original drinks based on the various teams that participate in the Shaman Fight in the manga, such as Funbari …Read more »
The Super Star arc isn’t the only new Shaman King manga making its debut in Japan. Author Hiroyuki Takei’s new story kicked off in the latest issue of Kodansha’s Shonen Magazine Edge, bringing with it the announcement of a spinoff manga by Jet Kusamura. Shaman …Read more »
Happy news for fans of Shaman King: a new arc will appear in Shonen Magazine Edge starting this spring. That’s the word from the official website this January 1, in an announcement that was teased last week. The popular manga, written by Hiroyuki Takei, began …Read more »
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