Shaman King: Master of Spirits is a platform-adventure game developed and published by Konami. It was released on Game Boy Advance in 2004 in the United States and in 2005 in Europe.
About[]
Shaman King: Master of Spirits is an Action Adventure game, developed by KCEJ and published by Konami, which was released in 2004. In this game, you play as Yoh from the Shaman King Japanese Manga and TV Anime series.
Story[]
as Yoh and the friends were hanging out at the Funbari Onsen when all of a sudden, a mysterious character who names himself Magister appears and requests the Tome of the Shaman from Anna. He wants to use it to revive a previous Shaman King named Mephias, and conquer the world. Of course, Anna doesn't want to hand over the tome. A fight ensues between Yoh and Magister, and the Tome gets torn in the process. After that, Magister would run away. Now Yoh and his friends must collect all the missing pages of the Tome of Shaman that are scattered all over the levels before Magister does finding them all, to prevent the revival of Mephias.
Bosses[]
Characters[]
Worlds[]
- Eastern Cemetery
- Northern Fields
- Western Cemetery
- Southern Mountains
- Jungle Ruins
- Tao Grounds
- Industrial Area
- Ice Lands
Spirits List[]
- Amidamaru
- Mosuke
- Tokageroh
- Corey
- Eliza
- Silver Shield
- Silver Tail
- Silver Wing
- Silver Horn
- Silver Rod
- Mic
- Lee Pai-Long
- Bason
- Grand Tao Dragon
- Chloe
- Michael
- Kanta
- Gussy Kenji
- Tamegoroh
- Shikigami
- Frankensteiny
- Ponchi
- Konchi
- Chimi-Moryo
- Shaolin
- Black Raven
- Tao the Great
- Ian
- Nizba
- Dreisa
- Yopia
- Badbh
- Vodianoi
- Deht the Viking
- Gororo
- Zenki
- Kohki
- Golem
- Orona
- Pascal Avaf
- Yamagami
- Gundari
- Raphael
- Gabriel
- Uriel
- Metatoron
- Sariel
- Remiel
- Mash
- Blaumro
- Footballer
- Shion-Shion
- Blocks
- Jen
- Ashcroft
- Jack
- Chuck
- Carlos & Joao
- Antonio
- Jose
- Pancho
- Zapata
- Miguel
- Magnescope
- Mama
- Cifer
- Spirit of Fire
- Matamune
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Before the game’s release, Konami held a ”Monster Contest” to name a character in the game. According to the credits, the winner was Jonathan Bretz from Maryland, for naming Mephias, The Guardian of Demons.[1]
References[]
- ↑ Shonen Jump (American) February 2004, Volume 2 Issue 2, Number 14.
External Links[]
- Incomplete archive of the "Monster Contest": [1]
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