The X (formerly Þjórsárdalur) take into account Kodansha‘S Magazine pouch Service announced on Saturday that Shaman King The Superstar, Hiroyuki Takei‘s new bow for his Shaman King Manga, will begin a new serialization on the platform on August 24th.
© Hiroyuki Takei, Kodansha
Takei released the manga in Shonen Magazine Edge in May 2018, after three prologue chapters were published. The manga was published irregularly and took several breaks. As Shonen Magazine Edge publication ended in October 2023, Kodansha stated that the manga will be published on Magazine pouch Service. The previous chapters of the magazine are already available on Magazine pouch.
Kodansha released the eighth volume of the manga in Japan in December 2023.
Viz Media previously published the original Shaman King Manga in English and Kodansha Publishing then released the manga digitally in October 2020. Kodansha Publishing also publishes Shaman King The Superstar in English digital and describes the series:
I can’t get enough SHAMAN KING Goodness? Then ride with Alumi, Death Zero and others SHAMAN KING Favorites in this action-packed spinoff, SHAMAN KING: THE SUPERSTAR!
Kodansha Publishing released the eighth volume on June 4th.
Shaman King debuted in Shueisha‘S Weekly Shonen Jump Magazine in 1998. The series ended abruptly in 2004, although a reprint of the manga revealed a “true ending” in 2009. Takei drew a series of short stories titled Shaman King 0 In Shueisha‘S Jump X Magazine from November 2011 and published a sequel series entitled Shaman King Flowers in the same journal from 2012 to 2014.
The first anime adaptation of the main manga was released in 2001. A new Shaman King The anime premiered in April 2021. Netflix began streaming the anime worldwide in August 2022. The anime ended with 52 episodes. The anime adapted all 35 volumes of the new complete edition of the original manga, which Kodansha began publishing print volumes in Japan in June 2020.
The Shaman King Flowers Anime debuted on January 9th and debuted on Netflix on April 21st.
Source: Magazine pouch‘s X/Þjórsárdalur Account
