Joco met his mentor, Orona, on a snowy night when he was young. Orona was among the crowd of people who circled around a victim who was being robbed. The police had the robber surrounded, but he threatened everyone by threatening to kill the victim. Orona stood out from the crowd and asked the police to give him a chance. Joco was watching him, and before he knew it, the robber was laughing his head off and was being carried off by the police.  

In the manga, the circumstances between Orona and Joco's first meeting are different. After killing a man on Christmas with his gang members from Shaft (the name of the gang, not a specific person or place), Joco walks alone on the streets, reflecting on the horrible murder of his parents on Christmas day years ago (this resentment of the day and humankind is why he shot the man mentioned earlier). After making a little comment, a stranger (Orona) appears and makes a pun with a sight gag using fake blood. After telling him to go away, Joco shoots his gun, but Orona dodges all his shots. Saying that he could not use laughter to help Joco, Orona uses his oversoul with Mic to punch him. The fact that Joco laughs at Orona's comment about using laughter to save the world and that Joco sees Mic forges a relationship between the two.  

His former master used to own a power spirit named Mic Jaguar (a takeoff from Mick Jagger), who was passed down to Joco when he died. In the manga, he gains a second spirit guardian named Pascal Avaf. With the power of Pascal Avaf, Joco creates his armor oversoul, Jaguarman. Joco killed Redseb's and Seyram's father (the man he killed on Christmas) before he repented under his teacher. He went blind in order to atone for his sins. He also became the strongest of the Five Elemental Warriors, and gained the Spirit of Wind.  

(Source: Wikipedia)

Shamans possess mysterious powers that allow them to commune with gods, spirits, and even the dead…and Manta Oyamada's about to learn all about them, because his class just welcomed a new transfer student: Yoh Asakura, a boy from way off in Izumo…and a shaman in training!
 
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Yuri Chessman da Costa Bomfim, better known as Yuri Chesman, is a Brazilian actor, voice actor and dubbing director, he is also the son of voice actor [Renato Márcio](https://anilist.co/staff/199776/).

Birthplace: Gräfeling, München, Germany

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He began his voice acting career with the German dub of [The Bad News Bears](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bad_News_Bears_(TV_series)), and has since gone on to other things, such as being the dubover artist of Jason Priestley and Aamir Khan. He was best known as the teacher Jan Günzel in the ARD series Lindenstraße.

On Monday 28 July 2014, he did not return from a mountain tour to the Edelweißlahnerkopf. After his wife made a missing report to the local police, a search and rescue mission were started by the mountain rescue service and the police. His body was found on Friday 1 August 2014. He died as a result of a fall by accident. He left behind his wife and their two daughters.

José Antonio Macías, also known as Pepe Toño Macías is a Mexican voice actor and dubbing director. He is recognized for being the latin american spanish voice of James from the Rocket Team in the Pokémon franchise, Steve Rogers / Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Wade Wilson / Deadpool in the X-Men franchise and Legolas in the Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit movies.

He is the recurring voice of Matt Damon, Ethan Hawke, Ryan Gosling, Leonardo DiCaprio, Chris Evans and Zach Galifianakis.

Non-Anime Roles: 
- Corki (League of Legends)
- Heartman (Death Stranding)
- The Joker (Injustice: Gods Among Us and Injustice 2) 
- Prince Sidon (The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity)

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On a starry night, middle-schooler Manta meets Yoh Asakura, a young shaman who has the ability to talk to spirits, and also has the ability to let them possess him to use their powers. Yoh has a heavy duty on his shoulders: he must become the Shaman King by winning the Shaman Fight, a tournament between shamans that happens only once every 500 years. Joined by his spirit medium fiancée Anna Kyouyama, his personal samurai spirit Amidamaru, and his other friends, Yoh must also face a larger evil: Hao, a powerful man who aims to create a new world with only shamans by becoming the Shaman King himself. (Source: Anime News Network)

Shamans possess mysterious powers that allow them to commune with gods, spirits, and even the dead…and Manta Oyamada's about to learn all about them, because his class just welcomed a new transfer student: Yoh Asakura, a boy from way off in Izumo…and a shaman in training! 
(Source: Kodansha USA)
 
Note: Chapter count includes the 5-chapter short story "Funbari no Uta" as a single chapter, as well as 2 one-shots in Volume 27.
 
This entry is for the original printing of Shaman King. Please see <a href="https://anilist.co/manga/42917/">"Shaman King Kanzenban"</a> for the reprint of the series, which contains chapters not included in this edition.

Shaman King Kanzenban is a 27 volume reprint of the original Shaman King series but with differences including the addition of new chapters (which changes the chapter numbering).
 
Notes: 
- Includes 10 extra chapters and the one-shots "relax" and "Mappa Douji" (麻葉童子). 
- The following chapters are featured only in the kanzenban volumes, which do not contain the original chapter 285. The additional chapters 265–266 are collected in volume 24, renumbering all subsequent chapters of the series. Chapters 287–291 are in volume 26 and chapters 292–300 in volume 27. 
<ul>
<li>Reincarnation 265. Aku no Shoutai (悪の正体, Evil's True Form)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 266. Shinjitsu no Seigi (真実の正義, The Real Justice)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 287. Good Morning Mu Tairiku (グッドモーニング ムー大陸, Good Morning Mu Continent)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 288. Falling Dam-ko (フォーリンダム子)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 289. Invisible Jurin (インビジブルジュリーン, Invisible Jungle)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 290. Neko wa Sabishii Hito ni Natsuku (猫は寂しい人間〈ひと〉になつく, Cats Are Attached to Sad People)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 291. Nikume Nichrome Samonakuba Ore wa Taoren (憎めニクロム さもなくば俺は倒れん Hate Me, Nichrome, Otherwise I Won't Lose)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 292. Dokonjou Mame no Ki (ど根性豆の木, The Gutsy Beanstalk)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 293. Kaze no Shinka (風の真価, The Real Value of Wind)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 294. Last Test Shaman Fight</li>
<li>Reincarnation 295. Yume no Ato (夢のあと, After the Dream)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 296. Patch to no Souguu (パッチとの遭遇, Encounter With the Patch)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 297-299. Shaman King: God End (シャーマンキング God End)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 300. The Last Words</li>
</ul>
- In 2018, Kodansha republished Shaman King Kanzenban digitally with 35 volumes as "Shaman King."

Return to the world of Shaman King! Before the Shaman Fight, there were countless tales of heartache and worry as Yoh and the others worked their ways toward the tournament...and they're here in Shaman King: Zero!
 
(Source: Kodansha USA)
 
Note: Volume 1 contains a bonus chapter.

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