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Japanese: シャーマンキングFLOWERS
Auteur:
Takei, Hiroyuki
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Manga
Volumes:
6
Chapitres:
29
Statut:
Finished
Publier:
2012-04-10 to 2014-10-10
Sérialisation:
Jump X
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Japanese: シャーマンキングFLOWERS
Auteur:
Takei, Hiroyuki
Taper:
Manga
Volumes:
6
Chapitres:
29
Statut:
Finished
Publier:
2012-04-10 to 2014-10-10
Sérialisation:
Jump X
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The sequel to the Shaman King and Shaman King Kang Zeng Bang series. Takes place 10 years after the end of Shaman King Kang Zeng Bang and focuses on the life of Hana in his teenage years.
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Shaman King: Flowers review
What killed this series for me, is the early demise.
STORY: 6 ---------------------- The story started off pretty well done. However, it did not have room to finish out it's planned story, due to the early demise of Jump X, the magazine it was serialized in. Therefore, it has tons of holes, and things are left unresolved. ART: 7 --------------------- I've always loved Hiroyuki Takei's art, even in the beginning of Shaman King. However, sometimes the faces are a bit weird, and proportions are off. CHARACTERS: 8 ------------------------- The characters, for the 29-chapter-span of the series, were pretty well done. You could tell that each had a decent backstory planned, but were not given enough time to explain them. ENJOYMENT: 9 ------------------------ I awaited each chapter, every month, with a watering mouth. The cliffhangers were amazing, and kept you on the edge of your seat throughout all 29. Plus, getting to see an important returning figure (not ruining who), was a major plus to that, as well. OVERALL: 8 -------------------- As I said, everything about the series was good, but it's early death killed it's popularity, bad. All in all, despite the score I am giving it, I would not recommend it, since it is an incomplete work. If you're looking for a continuation of SK, I would read the Funbari Hotsprings side-story, that is centered around Ryu and Hana searching for the "legendary warriors," and end it there. |
Shaman King: Flowers review
Shaman King Flowers is a really nice manga. I really like the son of Yoh and Anna and how different he is from he's father. I like his personality and I like how the author really tells the reason to why he acts that way. The fighters in the Shaman Fight last season really grew up well as adults. I like how we can see the kids grow up as adults.
I really like this manga because it brings back memories of watching shaman king and remember yoh's adventures. To those who watch and read Shaman King should read this as well :) |