The creditless opening and ending for Shaman King Flowers are now available to watch on YouTube. The opening is Nana Mizuki’s “Turn the World,” and the ending is Sumire Uesaka’s “Dear Panta Rhei.” [Thanks, Dengeki Online!]
You can watch the opening here:
The opening features several key characters such as Hana, Alumi, and Kamogawa. It not only shows Hana’s daily life in Funbari, but also his complicated feelings towards Yoh. The majority of the opening shows some of the fights that Hana and his friends engage in. Hao makes several brief appearances in the opening as well. Incidentally, Nana Mizuki, the singer of the opening, voices Tamao in the show.
You can watch the Shaman King Flowers creditless ending here:
Hana is, of course, a prominent figure in the ending as well. Yohane, Gakko, and Tao Men also get a lot of attention in the ending. It shows the four characters’ pasts, including their families. A younger version of Alumi appears as well. Speaking of Alumi, Sumire Uesaka, who sang the ending, voices her in the show proper.
Shaman King Flowers is the direct sequel of the original Shaman King manga. It follows the next generation of Shamans, focusing on Hana Asakura, who is the son of Yoh Asakura and Anna Kyoyama. Though he is a talented Shaman, he has no outlet for his skills and becomes quite aggressive. Everything changes when he meets Yohane and Ruka, and finds himself a participant of a new battle, the Flower of Maize.
Shaman King Flowers started airing in Japan from January 9, 2024. Those outside of Japan can watch Shaman King Flowers on streaming services such as Netflix, though it’s not available for all countries.
