Shaman King. Omnibus, Vol. 6

Shaman King #6

by Hiroyuki Takei

The first round of the Shaman Fight has concluded, and Yoh's Team Funbari Hot Springs have sailed through their initial battle. The odds-on favorite, Hao, makes his debut, living up to his reputation as the powerful, ruthless "Star Man." Yoh has an ancestral connection to Hao, but the shocking truth of their relationship is revealed -- They're literal halves of each other! Now a new brother-sister team, Ludsev and Seyram, enter the stage with their fearsome golem, and more light is shed on some familiar faces, including Yoh's father, Mikihisa. Can Yoh combat his family demons in his pursuit to become the Shaman King?

Genres: Manga, Fantasy, Action

592 pages, Paperback

First published December 7, 2021

About the author

Hiroyuki Takei (武井宏之 Takei Hiroyuki) is a Japanese manga artist, best known as the creator of the manga and anime Shaman King. His brother, Hirofumi Takei (武井宏文) is also a manga-ka.

Reviews

[Sheepy]

Really enjoying the series and the bomb shells keep dropping!

Still dispise 3 volume omnibuses though!

[AshandInkReads]

The stakes are getting higher. I can't believe I just complained about that.
Team Ren is training to become stronger. But Hao is still full of surprises. Fights are happening even outside of the official tournament.
The story is picking up. But it does end in a cliffhanger, not cool.

[Popoy Ursua]

Shaman King: Omnibus Volume 6 packs Volumes 16–18, and the action is heating up! Yoh and his crew face tougher opponents as they continue the Shaman Fight, while Hao’s dark plans start to take shape. There’s a lot more drama and intense battles, with some cool character moments and surprises along the way.

What to Expect:

- Epic showdowns with strong new enemies

- More about Hao’s villainous plot

- Big character growth and emotional stakes

The 3-in-1 format is still awesome for those who want to dive deeper into the series without waiting for the next volume.

A fun, action-packed volume that raises the stakes and keeps things exciting!

[Sanne Blomme]

Retell the past of your ancestry...

[Alex Johnston]

Yoh's dad can and did beat up Ren's dad

[Julien L]

This is about where things start to ramp up and the stuff about non-violence, reincarnation, neutrality, etc. starts to kick into high gear. The fights are especially on point in this volume.

[Dylan Michael]

8/10 definitely not a typical or cliche tournament arc. My only real complaint is sometimes the battles are hard to follow.

[Dimitra]

Finally back to this manga! The omnibus editions are really good and I enjoyed this a lot! I loved Vol. 18!!! The story keeps getting better and better.

[Joshua Sloan]

A lot of posturing and drawn-out sequences.

[Triscia Katerina]

so good so good so good i'm on my way to buy the next omnibus

[Diego Villagrán]

The North American Arc is soooo boring.