Shaman King Series by Hiroyuki Takei

4.14 · 385 ratings
  • Shaman King, Vol. 1: A Shaman in Tokyo (Shaman King #1)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 1: A Shaman in Tokyo (Shaman King #1)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.15 of 5 stars
    · 35 ratings · published 1998

    From award-winning Hiroyuki Takei, Shaman King was produced as a hit anime in 2001. When he takes a shortcut through a cemetery, Manta Oyamada meets a strange kid with headphones — surrounded by ghosts. The kid is the teenage shaman Yoh Asakura. Tapping the supernatural swordfighting powers of samurai ghost Admidamaru, Yoh fights Bokuto no Ryu, a sword-wielding gang member. But an even more dangerous opponent is stalking Yoh and Manta — a Chinese shaman who wants to possess Amidamaru.

  • Shaman King, Vol. 2: Kung-Fu Master (Shaman King #2)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 2: Kung-Fu Master (Shaman King #2)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.14 of 5 stars
    · 14 ratings · published 1999

    The gathering has begun for the shaman fight in Tokyo, the match which will determine who can commune with the Great Spirit and become the shaman king."

  • Shaman King, Vol. 3: The Lizard Man (Shaman King #3)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 3: The Lizard Man (Shaman King #3)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.07 of 5 stars
    · 14 ratings · published 1999

    Back in action with a new body to abuse, Tokagero is out for revenge against Amidamaru, the samurai who killed him 600 years ago. But when Amidamaru is in danger, it spells trouble for spirit medium Yoh.

  • Shaman King, Vol. 4: The Over Soul (Shaman King #4)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 4: The Over Soul (Shaman King #4)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.21 of 5 stars
    · 14 ratings · published 1999

    The "Shaman Fight in Tokyo" is approaching, and talent scouts are scouring the world for contestants. Who's doing the scouting? The Patch, the Native American people who have overseen the Shaman Fight since the dawn of time... more

  • Shaman King, Vol. 5: The Abominable Dr. Faust (Shaman King #5)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 5: The Abominable Dr. Faust (Shaman King #5)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.17 of 5 stars
    · 12 ratings · published 1999

    An avalanche roars through Tokyo as Yoh, the prodigal shaman of Japan, fights Horohoro, the ice-wielding shaman of the Ainu! Yoh's next match pits him against Faust VIII, a descendant of the European sorcerer who made the original deal with the devil. But unlike his ancestor, this Faust didn't come to a bloody end...that fate is reserved for his opponents...

  • Shaman King, Vol. 6: Road Trip to Izumo (Shaman King #6)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 6: Road Trip to Izumo (Shaman King #6)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.17 of 5 stars
    · 12 ratings · published 1999

    Back in action with a new body to abuse, Tokagero is out for revenge against Amidamaru, the samurai who killed him 600 years ago. But when Amidamaru is in danger, it spells trouble for spirit medium Yoh.

  • Shaman King, Vol. 7: Clash at Mata Cemetery (Shaman King #7)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 7: Clash at Mata Cemetery (Shaman King #7)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.17 of 5 stars
    · 12 ratings · published 2000

    Yoh's spiritual journey into the caves of Izumo has boosted his mana and his confidence - and just in time, too! It's the last battle of the Shaman Fight preliminaries, and Yoh is up against Tao Ren and his Chinese warlord of an Over Soul, Bason. Ren has already killed his officiant in the qualification round, and now he is determined to teach Yoh the meaning of fear... more

  • Shaman King, Vol. 8: The Road to the Tao Stronghold (Shaman King #8)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 8: The Road to the Tao Stronghold (Shaman King #8)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.17 of 5 stars
    · 12 ratings · published 2000

    Yoh and Ren's battle to qualify for the second round of the Shaman Fight comes to a dramatic conclusion no one ever expected. In the end, Yoh takes to the hot springs to recover and Ren returns home to China a changed shaman. After his experiences in Tokyo, Ren is determined to put an end to the Tao reign of terror.

  • Shaman King, Vol. 9: Voyage of the Shaman (Shaman King #9)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 9: Voyage of the Shaman (Shaman King #9)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.25 of 5 stars
    · 12 ratings · published 2000

    Junior high whiz kid Manta Oyamada was taking a shortcut through the cemetery one night when he met a strange kid--Yoh Asakura, shaman who saved Manta from cemetery-desecrating gang members--but that was just the beginning. Because Yoh is not the only shaman in the world--and danger comes to visit them in the form of a Chinese shaman with ruthless ambitions.

  • Shaman King, Vol. 10: The Song of Doom (Shaman King #10)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 10: The Song of Doom (Shaman King #10)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.17 of 5 stars
    · 12 ratings · published 2000

    Junior high whiz kid Manta Oyamada was taking a shortcut through the cemetery one night when he met a strange kid--Yoh Asakura, shaman who saved Manta from cemetery-desecrating gang members--but that was just the beginning. Because Yoh is not the only shaman in the world--and danger comes to visit them in the form of a Chinese shaman with ruthless ambitions.

  • Shaman King, Volume 11 (Shaman King #11)
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    Shaman King, Volume 11 (Shaman King #11)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.10 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2000

    Yoh Asakura is a shaman--one of the gifted few who, thanks to training or natural talent, can channel spirits that most people can't even see. With the help of his fiancée, Anna, Yoh is in training for the ultimate shaman sports event: the "Shaman Fight in Tokyo," the once-every-500-years tournament to see who can shape humanity's future and become the Shaman King. But unfortunately for Yoh, every shaman in the world is competing for the same prize¿

  • Shaman King, Vol. 12: The Wrath of Angels (Shaman King #12)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 12: The Wrath of Angels (Shaman King #12)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.20 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2000

    Yoh Asakura is a shaman--one of the gifted few who, thanks to training or natural talent, can channel spirits that most people can't even see. With the help of his fiancée, Anna, Yoh is in training for the ultimate shaman sports event: the "Shaman Fight in Tokyo," the once-every-500-years tournament to see who can shape humanity's future and become the Shaman King. But unfortunately for Yoh, every shaman in the world is competing for the same prize¿

  • Shaman King, Vol. 13: The Return of Faust (Shaman King #13)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 13: The Return of Faust (Shaman King #13)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.10 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2001

    Moody old Faust is back! And teamed with...Yoh? When the competitors and their friends finally make it to the Patch Village, things are not what they expected. Strange new alliances are formed--and someone close to Yoh might get left in the lurch--testing everyone's strenth and possibly changing their loyalties forever.

  • Shaman King, Vol. 14: The Tortured Princess (Shaman King #14)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 14: The Tortured Princess (Shaman King #14)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.10 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2001

    With the Shaman Fights officially underway, Yoh and Co. must take on opponents from all over the world. But is anyone ready to fight Lady Jeanne, a royal pain who gives new meaning to the term "tortured"?

  • Shaman King, Vol. 15: Northern Pride (Shaman King #15)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 15: Northern Pride (Shaman King #15)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.27 of 5 stars
    · 11 ratings · published 2001

    Yoh, Faust, and Ryu unveil their new and formidable Over Souls as they square off against the Icemen. Meanwhile, Manta, still in shock over the brutal death of the Niles, is anxious for Yoh's safety against the bone-chilling Shaman team who, having battled the coldest forces of nature in northern Europe, are confident that they can overtake Team Funbari with ease.

  • Shaman King, Vol. 16: Grandchild (Shaman King #16)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 16: Grandchild (Shaman King #16)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.27 of 5 stars
    · 11 ratings · published 2001

    Yoh Asakura is a shaman - one of the gifted few who, thanks to training or natural talent, can channel spirits that most people can't even see. With the help of his fiancee, Anna, Yoh is in training for the ultimate shaman sports event: the "Shaman Fight in Tokyo," the once-every-500-years tournament to see who can shape humanity's future and become the Shaman King. But unfortunately for Yoh, every shaman in the world is competing for the same prize.. more

  • Shaman King, Vol. 17: The Shamanic Oracle (Shaman King #17)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 17: The Shamanic Oracle (Shaman King #17)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.20 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2008

    • A 32-volume series—over 22 million graphic novels sold in Japan!• 330k units of Shaman King manga have sold through in the U.S. to date.• Available on home video from 4Kids Entertainment• Trading card games, toys, and video game support• Was serialized in SHONEN JUMP magazine• Released every two monthsYoh Asakura is a shaman—one of the gifted few who, thanks to training or natural talent, can channel spirits that most people can't even see... more

  • Shaman King, Vol. 18: A Fallen Comrade (Shaman King #18)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 18: A Fallen Comrade (Shaman King #18)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.10 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2004

    • A 32-volume series—over 22 million graphic novels sold in Japan!• 330k units of Shaman King manga have sold through in the U.S. to date.• Available on home video from 4Kids Entertainment• Trading card games, toys, and video game support• Was serialized in SHONEN JUMP magazine• Released every two monthsYoh Asakura is a shaman—one of the gifted few who, thanks to training or natural talent, can channel spirits that most people can't even see... more

  • Shaman King, Vol. 19: Au Revoir Mt. Osore (Shaman King #19)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 19: Au Revoir Mt. Osore (Shaman King #19)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.30 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2002

    The unthinkable has happened--Yoh has withdrawn from the Shaman Fight! What happens now? To understand Yoh's future we must revisit his past, back to when he and Anna first met. How did their acquaintance shape Yoh's fate, and what terrible secret still burns between them?

  • Shaman King, Vol. 20: Epilogue (Shaman King #20)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 20: Epilogue (Shaman King #20)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.20 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2009

    Yoh Asakura is a shaman—one of the gifted few who, thanks to training or natural talent, can channel spirits that most people can't even see. Yoh is in training for the ultimate shaman sports event: the "Shaman Fight in Tokyo," the once-every-500-years tournament to see who can shape humanity's future and become the Shaman King... more

  • Shaman King, Vol. 21: Epilogue II (Shaman King #21)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 21: Epilogue II (Shaman King #21)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.10 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2002

    R to L (Japanese Style)Yoh Asakura is a shaman--one of the gifted few who, thanks to training or natural talent, can channel spirits that most people can't even see. With the help of his fiancée, Anna, Yoh is in training for the ultimate shaman sports event: the Shaman Fight, the once-every-500-years tournament to see who can shape humanity's future and become the Shaman King... more

  • Shaman King, Vol. 22: Epilogue III (Shaman King #22)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 22: Epilogue III (Shaman King #22)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.13 of 5 stars
    · 12 ratings · published 2002

    R to L (Japanese Style)Yoh Asakura is a shaman--one of the gifted few who, thanks to training or natural talent, can channel spirits that most people can't even see. With the help of his fiancée, Anna, Yoh is in training for the ultimate shaman sports event: the Shaman Fight, the once-every-500-years tournament to see who can shape humanity's future and become the Shaman King... more

  • Shaman King, Vol. 23: Epilogue IV (Shaman King #23)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 23: Epilogue IV (Shaman King #23)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.11 of 5 stars
    · 12 ratings · published 2004

    R to L (Japanese Style). Epilogue IVHao wants Spirit of Fire to consume the Golem for its mana...with young Salerm still inside! Yoh will do what it takes to save her, but also must fight off the Golem and the ghost of Ludsev's father! With this many attackers, Yoh could seriously use the help of a friend--a friend like Joco and his powerful new Over Soul!

  • Shaman King, Vol. 24 (Shaman King #24)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 24 (Shaman King #24)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.10 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2003

    R to L (Japanese Style). Shaman FightThe Golem runs out of energy, so Dr. Munzer wants to command it to self-destruct, but Anna wants to keep the Golem as a weapon against Hao. Then Little Opacho shows up, bearing a message that Yoh must return to the Shaman Fight, or Hao will destroy both the Golem and the kids!

  • Shaman King, Vol. 25 (Shaman King #25)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 25 (Shaman King #25)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.10 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2003

    Yoh Asakura has spent years training for the Shaman Fight, a tournament that determines who will become the Shaman King and shape humanity�s future. Unfortunately for Yoh, every shaman in the world is vying for the same prize� R to L (Japanese Style)... more

  • Shaman King Vol. 26  (Shaman King) (Shaman King #26)
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    Shaman King Vol. 26 (Shaman King) (Shaman King #26)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.10 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2003

    Yoh Asakura has spent years training for the Shaman Fight, a tournament that determines who will become the Shaman King and shape humanity’s future. Unfortunately for Yoh, every shaman in the world is vying for the same prize… R to L (Japanese Style)... more

  • Shaman King, Vol. 27: Exotica (シャーマンキング [Shaman King] #27)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 27: Exotica (シャーマンキング [Shaman King] #27)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.10 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2003

    Sati sends Yoh to train in the strangest place yet: the underworld. But when he arrives he is attacked by Yohken Asakura, an ancestor who defeated Hao in the previous Shaman Fight! How can Yoh defend himself against such a powerful shaman when he doesn't even have the Futsu-no-Mitama Sword with him?

  • Shaman King, Vol. 28 (Shaman King #28)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 28 (Shaman King #28)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.10 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2004

    R to L (Japanese Style). Every shaman in the world is vying to be the Shaman King! A Good WomanYoh, Ren, Horohoro, Joco and Lyserg find themselves in their own personal version of Hell. To escape they must reach the level of the five warriors. If they succeed, they will possess the power of the Five High Spirits. But if one of them fails, they will all remain trapped in Hell for eternity!

  • Shaman King, Vol. 29: The Shaman Fight Shakedown (Shaman King #29)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 29: The Shaman Fight Shakedown (Shaman King #29)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.10 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2004

    Every shaman in the world is vying to be the Shaman King!Reads R to L (Japanese Style). Every shaman in the world is vying to be the Shaman King! The Shaman Fight ShakedownFinally, the shaman slugfest we've all been waiting for: Yoh Asakura vs. Tao Ren! Yoh wants to keep the contest clean, but Ren has other ideas. His crew strikes hard and fast and quickly has Team Yoh on the ropes. Get ready for the biggest Shaman King shocker of them all!

  • Shaman King, Vol. 30: Extraordinary Days (Shaman King #30)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 30: Extraordinary Days (Shaman King #30)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.10 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2004

    Every shaman in the world is vying to be the Shaman King!Reads R to L (Japanese Style). Every shaman in the world is vying to be the Shaman King! Extraordinary DaysHao reveals that another tournament has been scheduled to take place on a sunken lost continent far away. This holy land known as Mu is where the Shaman King will ultimately be crowned. Another day... another extraordinary battle for our indefatigable hero!

  • Shaman King, Vol. 31: The Patch Song (Shaman King #31)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 31: The Patch Song (Shaman King #31)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 8 ratings · published 2006

    Every shaman in the world is vying to be the Shaman King!Reads R to L (Japanese Style), for T audiences. In successive order, Yoh and his crew find themselves pitted against a snake spirit, a spider spirit and an owl spirit. Each freaky adversary presents a puzzle more complex than the one preceding it. And to complicate matters further, Yoh has only fifteen hours to defeat them all.

  • Shaman King, Vol. 32 (シャーマンキング [Shaman King] #32)
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    Shaman King, Vol. 32 (シャーマンキング [Shaman King] #32)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 3.90 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2005

    The Iron Maiden Jeanne uses her mana to revive Yoh and his friends, but Hao has many allies among the Patch tribe…and they don't intend to let anyone through. Hao, on the other hand, has made his way to the final Plant in the heart of the Lost Continent of Mu, and arrived at the Shrine of the King. Does Yoh's company have any chance of stopping Hao without the Five Elemental Spirits at their command?!

  • Shaman King Vol. 34 (シャーマンキング [Shaman King] #34)
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    Shaman King Vol. 34 (シャーマンキング [Shaman King] #34)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.17 of 5 stars
    · 6 ratings · published 2018

    Yoh and his friends are nearly out of mana, so they spend a night at Calim's old house on the Lost Continent of Mu in an effort to recuperate…and to approach their final confrontation with the Patch Officiants with renewed resolve.

  • Shaman King Vol. 35 (シャーマンキング [Shaman King] #35)
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    Shaman King Vol. 35 (シャーマンキング [Shaman King] #35)

    Hiroyuki Takei

    Rated: 4.17 of 5 stars
    · 6 ratings · published 2018

    Yoh and his friends defeat the Ten Patch Officiants and catch up with Hao. But now that he's been crowned the Shaman King, they're no match for him, and he crushes them all in short order. The hopes, dreams and prayers of all the friends they met along the way resurrect the party one last time and they brace for the final showdown with Hao…

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