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The Legend of Seminoa (セミノアの伝承歌 Seminoa no Denshōka) is the 38th episode of the 2001 Shaman King anime series.

Summary[]

While Anna, Manta and Tamao are still at the airport, Anna tells Manta that she invited Faust VIII to join Yoh because of his "pure heart". Then, they bump into Jun and Lee Pyron, who came to America to see how Ren is doing. Then, Anna calls on Billy to give them a ride to the town where Yoh and the others should be. Meanwhile, Chocolove tells Yoh and the others about the people of Seminoa, who know about Patch Village. As they hear screaming of terror from the Lily Five comes running across, Chocolove states that they come from the house where a descendant of the people of Seminoa lives. As Yoh and the others go to the house and enter, they meet with Lilirara of the Seminoa. Lilirara then tells Yoh and the others not to trust the Patch Tribe because 500 years ago, the Shaman Fight ended in a tragedy because of them. Lilirara then asks Yoh and the others if they are ready to experience what happened 500 years ago and then attacks Yoh and the others with her Over Soul. Lilirara then takes Yoh and the others 500 years back in a Vision. In the flashback, Lilirara shows Yoh and the others that the Seminoa warriors participated in the Shaman Fight, but were killed by a Patch Tribe member who looks very similar to Silva.

As Yoh and the others are back from the Vision, they all noticed that the Patch Tribe member used the Spirit of Fire to kill the Seminoa warriors, making them realize that it was Patch Hao who killed the warriors. As Yoh and the others tell Lilirara about Hao, she gets worried about the Siminoa legend being a reality. Yoh then asks Lilirara to let them experience the Vision more times in order to find clues about Patch Village. As Yoh and the others are exhausted but still asks Lilirara to let them see the Vision once again, she states that they never learn and that it's dangerous. Yoh and the others then start a fight with Lilirara's spirits and send them to Heaven and free Lilirara from the memories of the past. As the spirits pass onto the afterlife, they tell Yoh and the others the directions about Patch Village. As Lilirara wonders about that her mission should've been to stop Shamans from going to the Patch Village, Yoh tells her that it was the exact opposite and thanks to her. As Yoh and the others are about to leave, Lilirara asks them why they want to become Shaman King, then they tell her that they have their dreams to hold on to, making Lilirara smile.

Later on, Anna and the others are seen arriving at the wrong town.

Characters in Order of Appearance[]

Spirits in Order of Appearance[]

Differences from the Manga[]

  • The following manga scenes are rearranged to happen sooner in the anime.
    • Faust joining Yoh's group and Anna's plans for him afterwards (Chapter 110)
    • Jun and Pyron rendezvousing with Anna's group when the whole Tao Family came to watch (Chapter 111)
  • The fight occurs in Lilirara's mansion rather than outside the museum, where Yoh's group found it from Lily Five running off scared off in the pointed direction
    • The bloody scenes of Yoh's group vs. Seminoan Warriors were toned down presumably for censorship reasons.
  • The scene where Savage Pan, Mr. Little Lake and Green Garam intervene was removed due to the earlier deaths in Episode 28
    • Chocolove joining the group earlier in the 2001 anime prompted to change the number of Seminoan Warriors from four to five.
  • Lilirara remained alive and the Warriors' passing alters the latter of their deaths by Hao in the manga.

Trivia[]

  • When Anna mentioned about being scouted for Hollywood in the original JP version, this later became a reference for Super Star Chapter 24, when her previous generation actually became a movie star in Alumi's flashback.

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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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