The 2001 adaptation concluded with 64 episodes and is widely known for having a "rushed and divergent" ending compared to the manga.
: Fans often feel this climax is a departure from the source material's philosophical depth. While some enjoy the nostalgia and energetic soundtrack, others find the pacing poor and the ending forced due to the anime catching up to the then-unfinished manga. Chapter 63: Shaman King: The Super Star (Sequel) Watch Shaman King 63
: The series is generally rated for everyone but contains "supernatural fantasy violence" and intense scenes that might be scary for very young children. The 2001 adaptation concluded with 64 episodes and
: In Episode 63, the antagonist Hao summons the Spirit of Fire to attack and consume the Great Spirit, an act that grants him immense power. This follows the critical moment where Yoh's soul has been taken by Hao, leaving his friends to struggle against him with brute force and anger. Chapter 63: Shaman King: The Super Star (Sequel)
: This chapter introduces a "New New Trance" or "New Trance The Earth".