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About[]
For the purposes of watching over his son, Asakura Yoh, and protecting the Muntzer children, Redseb and Seyrarm, Mikihisa forms the Kabbalahers to enter the Shaman Fight.
For the Muntzer children, their intention for joining the Shaman Fight is driven by the desire to find the shaman who killed their father, Dr. Camel Muntzer. To this end, they pilot the Golem their father created;[1] however, they are apparently unaware that Mikihisa deliberately formed the team to ensure that the power of the Golem would not fall into the wrong hands.[2]
During the second round, Asakura Hao sends Team "Hana-Gumi" to collect the Muntzer siblings so he can feed their souls to his Spirit of Fire.[3] This delays the Kabbalahers from attending their first match against Team "Mariachi".[4] Asakura Anna, Tao Jun, and Tamamura Tamao hold off Team "Hana-Gumi" long enough for Mikihisa to arrive and stop the witches. Magna then calls off the witches.[5] The Kabbalahers eventually reach the stadium and Mikihisa single-handedly wins the match.[6]
Mikihisa later withdraws the team before they can advance to the final round of the tournament.[7]
Members[]
Team "Kabbalahers" | e v | |
Asakura Mikihisa (麻倉幹久 Asakura Mikihisa) |
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The leader of the team, Asakura Mikihisa is an ascetic from the Asakura Family and channels the mountain spirits Imari and Shigaraki.
After the Shaman Fight, he adopts his teammates. | ||
Redseb Muntzer (ルドセブ・ミュンツァー Rudosebu Myuntsā) | ||
A young boy from the Middle East, Redseb Muntzer and his sister pilot the Golem that their father, Camel Muntzer, created. | ||
Seyrarm Muntzer (セイラーム・ミュンツァー Seirāmu Myuntsā) |
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A young girl from New York, Seyrarm Muntzer and her brother pilot the Golem that their father created. |
Anime/Manga Difference[]
Although all three members appear in the 2001 anime, they do not appear as a team.
Trivia[]
- The team's name comes from Kabbalah, a branch of Jewish mysticism. Golems and the sephirot are associated with Kabbalah.