#shaman king fan art

[foolishhumon]

Next up is Shaman King by Hiroyuki Takei. Shaman King is one of my absolute favorites and is, in my opinion, one of the most underrated manga.

[masterenigmaart]

Here they are again, Megumi Asakura ^•^

*watches the first episode of Flowers and remembered this drawing XD*

[totallynotsilversora]

Broke: wow he's like that one shonen Alchemist guy!

Woke: Wow he's like that one rhythm game guy that came out recently!

Me: Anyone remember that one guy that sees ghosts?

Because:

[IMAGE: Vash from Trigun Stampede posing with peace signs with Yoh Asakura from Shaman King]

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- Designated Cinnamon Roll of the series

- Solves everything with LOVE AND PEACE (and maybe weed)

- Older OP twin bro who's the main antagonist and wants to create a new world without the human race due to messing up the entire planet and personal grudges (also kinda has a point)

- "I don't wanna fight!!" "Can't we just talk???"

*proceeds to win nearly every fight they're in*

- Has a rival that ends up being their best bro 4 life

- Has a love interest who can kick their ass

(one guy and one gal)

- Has scars they keep hidden either on purpose or because no one seems to notice them

- Said scars are only there because they LET people hurt them out of kindness/compassion

- Sleeps a LOT (probably due to depression)

- Very goofy!! Just a silly lil guy!!

- Loves music!! Carries headphones

- Attire consists of at least one unique accessory that was acquired from a parental figure

- Got them puppy eyes

- Outcasts due to natural disposition/ideology

- Should NOT be dealing with this

[leafbunnysketchbook]

Huevember 15. Taking a break from all this Fate art the last few days to go back to my roots. This pointy haired jerk still has an effect on me, somehow.

[dapperdraws]

Unbreakable Bond

"Look around you look beyond--" Whenever I even think about Shaman King I can't get the English opening out of my head! ;_; Lots of nostalgia for this show and to be honest I'm afraid of rewatching it in case it's not as good now to me! Yoh was a really fun character, so if I was going to draw anyone, it would be my favorite, Yoh!

[neverart]

[zeropro]

Blank Meme

[parksandwreckmysoul]

I made an art timelapse video! Asakura Hana | SHAMAN KING FLOWERS 🌸 twitter | instagram

[misha-illustration]

✨️ Anna & Matamune ✨️

[blackasangelofficial]

I'm back with a new fan art Amidamaru from Shaman King. He seems dfntly better in the new anime series. (Ami-samaa)

Also he was my childhood crush, now I can die in peace after redrawing this fan art guys.

Edit: Looks like I grow up during this 3 years

[sushimango]

Late upload but here’s the secret santa card for Harena !

[masterenigmaart]

My lovely OC Hikari from my favorite anime ever: Shaman King 💖

[b-skarsgard]

–How involved were you with casting, and what led to Bill Skarsgård getting the lead?

FITZJOHN: We were completely hands-on on all things, including casting. The usual suspects were thrown around by the sales agent saying, “We need to look at…” I won’t mention any names, but we did talk to some of the big A-league boys. I think it was Roy Lee who suggested, “What about Bill Skarsgård?” and when we first heard that, to be honest, that didn’t really strike us. You know, he’s not exactly a boy, he’s 6-foot-4–a pretty significant man. And then the irony of that was it got us talking about, “This kind of reminds me of that story about the baby elephant that’s tied to the stake and pulls and pulls and pulls and can’t get away. And then by the time it’s a big bull elephant, it doesn’t even try to pull the stake, which it could probably do in no time.” And that’s essentially Boy’s story, the way he’s been so programmed by Shaman. He should be the champion, but he cedes the king role to Shaman, who’s about half his size by the time he’s grown up. So it just felt right.

SWART: When we spoke to Bill, he was so excited about playing a true action role. He’s a massive martial arts fan, and so capable. He was like, “Yeah, I want to do the training, and as many of my own stunts as you guys will let me.” We said, “Well, that’s great, Bill, but remember, your character has no lines, you have no dialogue.” And he said, “Yeah, that’s what really gets me about this role.” He studied the old Charlie Chaplin silent movies; he not only prepared his body and learned the martial arts part, but if you look at the range of emotion on his face, there are some little homages to classic Chaplin as well.

The rest of the ensemble was very much the same, finding the right people to bring these wacky characters to life. When we interviewed the actors, as well as our heads of department, we told them, “Wave your crazy flag! However you bring these characters to life, just lean into your creative inspiration.”

FITZJOHN: Getting back to Bill, if you see what he does under all the prosthetics in IT, you still know what he’s thinking and feeling. He’s one of a kind, and if Hollywood hasn’t recognized that he’s a big star yet, I believe they’re going to after this movie.

What went into getting Skarsgård in shape and choreographing his fight scenes?

FITZJOHN: That was a pretty significant task. Our stunt coordinator, Dawid Szatarski, is incredible in terms of how he thinks. He thinks in movement. Dawid basically invented a fighting style for Bill, given his lankiness; he wanted him to move with big sweeping motions, and they spent quite a bit of time in Berlin doing the training. We also hired a really good fitness/strength coach, a nutritionist, who basically lived with Bill for about nine months getting him ready. I didn’t stay too far from Bill during production, and I would watch him do a 12-hour shoot and then go and do a two-hour calisthenics workout on the roof. I mean, the guy would work out during lunch breaks. He never stopped; I’d never seen anything like that commitment. He became Boy.

SWART: Dawid was also our 2nd unit director. I think he has three or four credits on the movie; he actually has a great cameo as VDK Dawe, the one soldier who just won’t go down. Bill’s relationship with Dawid was very special, and there were times when Dawid would go to Bill saying, “So, do you think you can do this stunt?” and Bill would go, “Of course I can do this stunt,” and we were like, “No, you can’t do this stunt!” There were many moments when I would have to tell Bill, “No, no, you’ve got to use a double for this, because if you twist your ankle or something at this stage of the shoot…” But Bill was up for anything; he was like, “Well, then don’t challenge me,” you know? “Don’t dare me.” And we were like, “We’re not daring you!”

FITZJOHN: If we’re honest, Bill did the bulk of it; it’s not a battle we won in the end. Outside of the stupid, crazy stuff, like when we were throwing Boy down from a double-story balcony, he pretty much did everything.

I’ve heard that Skarsgård originally did Boy’s voiceovers himself, before H. Jon Benjamin came in and took over. Can you talk about the reasons and that process?

FITZJOHN: It was always going to be H. Jon Benjamin. I mean, Moritz called it at the same time, when we were casting. The short had this Marlboro Man voiceover that just doesn’t match with Boy. And even with Bill’s versatility, we needed to explore something like that. He did an amazing job, but the audiences wanted the almost bipolar nature of it.

SWART: It’s the absurdity of his inner voice, right? So in the short it’s the Marlboro Man, and Boy gets his voice from an old cigarette commercial. For the feature, we recorded Bill, which did give us a great connection to his character, but we found that we lost the absurdity of where his inner voice comes from. It took something away from the physical performance and the storytelling.

FITZJOHN: And also, given the nature of the story, the humor of H. Jon Benjamin gives us a reprieve, in a good way, from a pretty dark, dramatic and violent story.

[innershoesuitcasebiscuit]

I'm scared, in fact I'm terrified that now I have realized I am actually losing interest in watching animes.

When I was in my teenage years, I would always search for anime to watch but, the me today prefer the classic anime over new ones.

Daily there are a lot of anime being released and a lot of manga being published. I kinda find it bland anymore and feel like it's creating a mainstream story and the purpose of shocking (ex. killing every character they've created) people to get a lot of attention.

But here's the list of animes I've watched so far that I love and the reason why I've watched them.

I love all of them but I do have certain favorite. So I'm listing them from most love.

1. Blood + - Once upon a time we all had obsessions with vampires and I prefer this over twilight.

2. Tokyo Ghoul - My friend recommended it to me and I love it. I love how Tokyo Ghoul shows us the two sides of the coin and well the pov of a human turned to ghoul.

3. Helsing - once again same reason as above and because I love the opening song.

4. One Piece - my uncle made me watch it as a kid (it was a morning anime show). I stopped watching it for years after Ace's death but resume watching it after I miss Luffy's laugh.

5. Dragon Ball - every child should have watched it. I don't care if anyone said it's overrated but everything that influences us in our childhood is f*cking great. Plus I don't know why I was watching it by the time that I have awareness of the world it has already been in carved in my heart that I love it (more like my brother made me watch it when I was just a baby).

6. Yu yu Hakusho/Ghost Fighter - same reason as dragon ball. Plus I have a soft spot for Kurama 😍.

7. Overlord - I love this anime, everyone might say it's too bland but as a gamer especially an rpg and mmorpg gamer I love seeing the pov of an enemy boss.

8. Demon Slayer - I love the art style and the story, in my opinion the anime and the manga was too rushed but Demon Slayer in my opinion has the best ending and characters. You can't help but love Tanjiro (the kindest mc that I ever knew).

9. Slam Dunk - my uncle made me watch it. I love how the discussion with my friends would be involved with "Have the ball passed through the net yet?", "I think by friday it's going to pass it" 🤣.

10. Full Metal Alchemist - it was a morning show anime. I've watched it every morning and I was hooked by it (I love science and theories once again the INTP in me is grinding it's gears when I watch this). I also think the phrase "Equivalent Exchange". I would quote it like its a cool motto.

These are the top ten, I also love Hunter x Hunter, Naruto (sorry for Boruto fans but I hated the sequel), Shaman King, Flame of Recca and Records of Ragnarok.

I also read a manga "Shut Hell" that for me was underrated by everyone and that it deserves an anime but I guess it's too gruesome to be made one but I was reminded of Berserk and I think its unfair.

Aside from that I actually dropped a lot of anime. Though a recommendation wouldn't hurt.

[leafbunnysketchbook]

Plushie photo included for context.

So I have a sizeable collection of the mochi mochi plushies - mainly two or three box sets of the FGO ones, and the complete Shaman King set. Of course I've got my blorbos on my desk, which led me to notice that while all three of these guys - Diarmuid, Edmond, and Ren - have gold/yellow eyes... The manufacturer used different thread colors for each one's eye embroidery.

So I drew these portraits on stream Monday night, all in grayscale except for the eyes, which I based my colors on each one's eye embroidery on their plushies. It was also a fun exercise in using tones in CSP!

[jumpscaregoose]

oh yeah I have more I have so many more

smolmez... they're so <3

I have four almost identical screenshots of this shot because it got me ok

I don't have a favourite I've never had a favourite

and then there's this one that just looks silly

i need art of kanatas venom moment. even traumatised and emo he still serves cunt