SHAMAN KING Blu-ray Box 3 Limited Edition | HobbyTiger

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Sortie 23 février 2022

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Shaman King Anime

SHAMAN KING Blu-ray Box 3 — Initial Limited Production Edition

The TV anime SHAMAN KING Blu-ray Box series is here!

The Blu-ray box series for the new SHAMAN KING television anime, which began airing in April 2021, was announced right away. Across four separately released boxes, the new animation is recorded in its entirety through to its conclusion. Each volume comes with lavish included material: framed Chara Fine Mats using newly drawn anime illustrations, and special CDs presenting such material as soundtracks by composer Yuki Hayashi and audio dramas. The particular contents of this third box are listed below.

SHAMAN KING is the king of the stars who governs all creation. Those called shamans, who can communicate with gods and spirits, compete for that throne in the Shaman Fight once every 500years. One such shaman is the boy Yoh Asakura. His battle to become Shaman King begins anew in the entirely new television anime that launched in April 2021.

Included episodes Episodes 28–39 of the 2021television series.

Video extras Digest of the preview screening event for the Osorezan Revoir arc. Featuring Yoko Hikasa, the voice of Yoh Asakura; Megumi Hayashibara, the voice of Anna Kyoyama; and Hideyuki Tanaka, the voice of Matamune. Creditless ending 3.

Alternate audio extra Episode 33 ending — Yoh spoken-reading version. This is supplementary alternate audio, rather than a separate main programme language.

Special drama CD A Journey around the World's Hot Springs. Appearing characters: Yoh Asakura, Anna Kyoyama, Manta Oyamada, Ryunosuke Umemiya, Tao Ren, Horohoro, Chocolove McDonell, Lyserg Diethel, Tamao Tamamura, Amidamaru, Bason, Tokageroh, Kororo, Ponchi, Konchi and Mick.

Included material and packaging Framed Chara Fine Mat featuring a newly drawn character illustration. Special drama CD. Booklet with special interviews: Yoko Hikasa, the voice of Yoh Asakura, with Hideyuki Tanaka, the voice of Matamune; Yuji Ueda, the voice of Horohoro, with Motoko Kumai, the voice of Chocolove McDonell; and director Joji Furuta with editor Kumiko Sakamoto, together with other material. Slipcase box. Digipack case.

The initial limited production edition was offered only up to its planned production quantity. Exclusive gifts offered separately by individual retailers are not part of the included contents listed here.