Hao's followers (ハオ一派 Hao Ippa)[1] is one of the three largest groups competing in the Shaman Fight of AD 2000.[2] The twelve strongest became known as Hao's 12 Apostles (ハオの12使徒 Hao no 12 Shito).[3]
About
After escaping the Asakura Family household right after his birth, Asakura Hao began traveling the world in search of other Shamans.[4]
Because Hao regards money as a primary reason behind the corruption in society, he refuses to use it and has his group follow the philosophy of being completely self-sufficient—even if it means stealing something to obtain it.[5]
During the Shaman Fight in AD 2000, Hao fielded four teams: "Hoshi-Gumi", "Hana-Gumi", "Tsuki-Gumi", and "Tsuchi-Gumi". Hao's personal team, Team "Hoshi-Gumi" was the only team to survive the tournament and qualify for the second and final tournament on Mū,[6] although his teammates immediately withdrew, allowing Hao to be crowned Shaman King by default.[7] Team "Tsuchi-Gumi" was the only team to lose a match in the tournament,[8] while Teams "Tsuki-Gumi" and "Hana-Gumi" were killed by Peyote Diaz and Tamurazaki Midori.[9]
Following his awakening as the Shaman King and the subsequent fight against the Five Elemental Warriors, Hao resurrected all of his followers and returned them to their home countries.[10]
Members
Leader
12 Apostles
Others
Patch Tribe Allies
Anime/Manga Difference
Ashil
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Ashil (known as Basil in the English version of the 2001 Anime series) is a powerful shaman, who was loyal to Hao who replaced Boris' role of being the first on-screen victim of the X-Laws and their Archangels. Ashil is rather cocky and pretentious, believing it would be easy to kill Yoh and his friends because of his easily regenerating guardian ghost. Ashil has deep feelings for Hao and is quite jealous of Hao's interest in Yoh, allowing his deeper feelings to overpower his loyalty. He defied Hao to "accidentally" kill Yoh when he was ordered to have Yoh alive and to kill his friends. When the battle started, "Big Guy" Bill Burton captures Yoh and makes sure that he doesn't reach his friends, who are fighting Against Ashil. In the end, Ashil was shot by Marco of the X-Laws and the Archangel Michael.
Zinc
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Trivia
- The teams' names are presumably references to the five troupes of the Takarazuka Revue that include Hana-gumi, Tsuki-gumi, and Hoshi-gumi.
References
- ↑ Shaman King Guidebook - Manjien (p.14)
- ↑ Shaman King Manga - Chapter 110
- ↑ Shaman King Manga - Flowers Chapter 5
- ↑ Shaman King Manga - Relax
- ↑ Shaman King Manga - Zero Chapter 5
- ↑ Shaman King Manga - Chapter 257
- ↑ Shaman King Manga - Chapter 264
- ↑ Shaman King Manga - Chapter 119
- ↑ Shaman King Manga - Chapters 248-249
- ↑ Shaman King Manga - Chapters 296-300
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