Reviews for SHAMAN KING Manga

I read it a long time ago, it's amazing after all, the story and characters are very interesting.

The best work that has overcome serialization discontinuation and publisher transfers and has returned to the present day

It's like no matter how many times you read it, right? Almost all the guys over 25 must have attended. I'm rereading it, it's interesting after all.

When I was a kid, I watched anime every week. I saw it here and felt nostalgic, so I read it again. I like anime pictures better, probably because I started with anime. However, after all, the content of the story is interesting. It's nice that there are so many unique characters.

It's a book I was addicted to reading when I was a kid. Anyway, all the characters are unique, and every character has a solid backbone, and I thought again that it was amazing that they were drawn. Looking back, I was able to see things I didn't understand at the time or had missed, and it became even more interesting. What is moderation? That's because it was, back then. The more you read it over and over, the deeper it becomes, and the more you become addicted to it. The animation has started again, so why don't you take this opportunity to experience it

I was reading it when it was serialized in a weekly magazine, but I stopped reading it halfway through, so I'd like to read it until the end while slowly purchasing the electronic version.

I read this type of comic for the first time, and it was such an exciting story! I really can't wait to read the next one!

I used to read it!! are you nostalgic and reading it again? It's interesting after all

The characters are very good, and I like the content itself, but I fall in love with the characters

Mankin has good battles and story, but I really like the character design. I really like the mechanical design of X-LOWS angels, the costumes with Jeanne's keyhole as the point, and the native feel of the Ten Priests. The cover picture has also been redrawn with the current design as it is in the regular edition, and when you compare them, you can see the author's evolution, and I'm deeply moved. I was surprised when it was serialized that Anna, the character octopus from the French Zone, was the main heroine.

The anime seems to have started recently, and it was recommended by a part-time senior (quite older), but even though it's quite famous, I was surprised that I didn't know it at all, so I read it for a trial. I'm addicted to it. By the way, I think what I don't know is simply a generation gap...

The best stories, characters, and gags are all fascinating and interesting. Manta is cute

I haven't read it in a while, but it's still interesting ♪ It's the best comic with laughter and emotion!!

At first, when I heard the abbreviation mankin, I couldn't even consider it... it certainly wasn't Shaman or Sharkin. Something Mankin! It fits perfectly, doesn't it? I'm going to do an anime again next time, so I want to read it again for a quick recap.

It's famous for its horrible ending, but I still love it. The main character, who was pale at first, became more and more relaxed and seemed to have attained enlightenment was fresh at the time. I was surprised that characters that seemed strong weren't the case, and that weak characters were the strongest. I wanted lotus to be strong. I like surreal gags in between.

It's been a long time since I read the work I liked when the Jump series was serialized, and I feel like I've read it again. After all, it's interesting because of the appeal of the characters you remember when you read it! I thought from the bottom of my heart.