Reviews for Shaman King, Volume 21

The average rating for Shaman King, Volume 21 based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-12-31 00:00:00 Daniel Karst Events unfold at a much faster pace ever since Yoh's sudden decision to revive a friend at the cost of his own entry in the Shaman Fight. We all know such a thing is ridiculous and wouldn't last long anyways. Horohoro finally gets the chance to grow up here too, trying to catch up to all the progress everyone else has gotten these past days. Yours truly, Lashaan | Blogger and Book Reviewer Official blog:

Review # 2 was written on 2019-07-31 00:00:00 John Hayes I was kind of tired when I read this, so it felt a little sluggish. Not sure if it was me or the manga itself. Anyway, the LEGO guy is an interesting design. A bit better than the football guy, but both don't really feel like proper "mid-bosses" as they should be, as servants to Hao. We have "Reiyoku" introduced, as a Spirit's power level. Fights are still based on numbers, but it's messier now. Horohoro borrows some spirits, whose total power (including Kororo) exceeds that of the LEGO guy's spirit. But the LEGO guy himself has like 160000 Furyoku level, something like that, while Horohoro only has 2000. But this doesn't matter because Horohoro can switch spirits on the fly. But he's not using them all at once, so they shouldn't really overpower LEGO guy's spirit. But they do? I don't know, I guess it's not bad. Also, we've basically gotten to the point where characters are seeking Dragon Ball "Zenkai" boosts, as Furyoku increases when you return from a point of near death. Might be interesting to see what comes of this, as Dragon Ball kinda dropped that plot-point after the Super Saiyan transformation was officially introduced. I don't think anyone will become Super Saiyan here (I hope not), but I guess Oversouls will keep getting bigger for the power-creep. Looking forward to it.