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The Immortal Tao En (不死身の道円 Fujimi no Tao En) is the 24th episode of the 2001 Shaman King anime series.

Summary[]

As Ren attacks Tao En, he seems to hit him but suddenly En disappears and appears again at another spot. En then grabs Ren and throws him against the wall. As Horohoro attacks En, the same happens and he gets smashed to the ground. As Ryu attacks and thinks he hit En, he comes falling out of the air all of a sudden and crushes Ryu. As En defeats Lee Pyron as well, he states that Ren became weak because he cared for others now. As En gets angry and starts attacking Yoh, Ren is able to save him by stabbing his father. As Ren cuts off his father's head, his father's body beats him to the ground again. As En wants to kill Ren, Yoh is able to block the attack but takes another blow himself.

As Ren makes a stand together with everybody, the symbol on his back finally disappears. As everyone attacks En, Ren is able to hit him with a Chuuka Zanmai attack. As Ren attacks his father again, it's revealed that the big En they where fighting, was, in fact, En's Over Soul. As his Over Soul has been disappeared, the "real" En shows himself. En then tells about the Tao Family's history, and how they were detested and kicked out of the capital. As En tells his son Ren that he should not forget about their history, Ren states that he is indeed a member of the family, but also that he is his own self. As En attacks with all his Furyoku, Ren is able to defeat his father with his big Over Soul. As En states that it's not over yet, just then Ren's mother and grandfather show up and state that the fights are already done.

Later on, everyone is enjoying a very nice Chinese meal together. Meanwhile, En is outside wondering about what happened and thinking about Ren's choices. Later on, as Yoh and the others are traveling back, Ren is seen traveling by himself. As Ren is riding his horse, his father shows up and gives him Bâo-Lèi Sword, a sword that has been passed down to the Tao Family from generations. Later En then wishes his son Ren good luck.

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Shaman King (2001) Episodes
Season 1: The Boy Who Dances With Ghosts  •  Waiting Samurai  •  Another Shaman  •  100% Integration  •  A Shaman Who is Mature for Her Age  •  Kung Fu Master  •  Pai-Long, Fists of Fury  •  Shaman Life  •  The Boy from the North  •  Fate of 600 Years  •  Rain That Falls In Spring  •  The Star that Signals the Beginning  •  Over Soul  •  Shaman Fight  •  Bone Killers  •  Faust Love  •  Two People's Journey to the Best Place  •  Yoh  •  The 2 Big Souls  •  Soul Mata Cemetery  •  Believe  •  Our Deadly Blows  •  Wrath of the Dao Shi Maiden  •  The Immortal Tao En  •  A Shaman's Journey  •  Big America  •  Dowsing Revolution  •  Lyserg's Revenge  •  Super Guts  •  The Stolen Oracle Bell  •  Forest of Holy Spirits  •  Horohoro's Taste of a Bitter Friendship  •  Mysterious Asakura  •  American Hot Springs
Season 2: The Vampire Legend  •  Angel's Pistol  •  Joke King  •  The Legend of Seminoa  •  Hana-Gumi  •  Chō Senjiryakketsu  •  Explosive Over Souls  •  Spirit of the Sword  •  Battle of Gods  •  One More Push  •  The Great Spirit  •  The Dead Spirit of Tao  •  Really Naive  •  Missionary of Dragon  •  Doctor Doctor  •  I Have A Darkness In My Heart  •  Shaman Hunt  •  It's Training! Everyone Gather!  •  Bye Bye  •  The Eighth Angel  •  Gate of Babylon  •  Door of Babylon  •  The Shaman Fight Ends?  •  Flaming Angel  •  Holy Ground of the Stars  •  Friend  •  Eternal Farewell  •  Die! Collision!  •  A Place Where I Belong  •  Epilogue
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