# Shaman King Watch Order

Also known as: Shaman King (2021), Shaman King: Flowers, Shaman King (2001)
Source: https://www.animechrono.com/franchise/shaman-king
Last updated: 2026-10-31
Last checked against current sources: 2026-10-30
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The Shaman King watch order comes down to picking an adaptation. The 2021 remake, Shaman King (Episodes 1-52), is the main path: it adapts the complete manga, from Yoh Asakura befriending Manta in Tokyo to the end of the Shaman Fight to choose the Shaman King. Its sequel, Shaman King: Flowers (Episodes 1-13, 2024), follows Yoh and Anna's son, Hana, and only follows on from the 2021 series. The 2001 series (Episodes 1-64) is the alternative path that many fans grew up with: it covers roughly the first half of the manga and then gives the story an anime-original ending. Watch the 2021 series if you want the full story and Flowers, or the 2001 series for the classic version; you do not need both.

## Recommended first watch

Watch Shaman King (2021, 52 episodes), then Shaman King: Flowers (2024, 13), the sequel about Yoh's son.

The 2001 series (64 episodes) is an older alternative with an anime-original ending; Flowers does not follow it.

## Start here

Start with Episodes 1-52 (Shaman King (2021)).

1 entry is optional: Episodes 1-64 (Shaman King (2001)). The story still tracks without them.

Filler and skip notes:

- **Episodes 1-64 (Shaman King (2001))** — Alternative path.

## The chronological order

1. Shaman King (2021): Episodes 1-52
2. Shaman King: Flowers: Episodes 1-13
3. Shaman King (2001): Episodes 1-64 — optional

## Release order

Sorted by air date. This follows when each entry aired, which may differ from the chronological watch order.

1. Shaman King (2001): Episodes 1-64 — optional — aired 2001-07-04
2. Shaman King (2021): Episodes 1-52 — aired 2021-04-01
3. Shaman King: Flowers: Episodes 1-13 — aired 2024-01-10

## FAQ

**What order should I watch Shaman King in?**

Watch Shaman King (2021, 52 episodes), then Shaman King: Flowers (2024, 13), the sequel about Yoh's son. The 2001 series (64 episodes) is an older alternative with an anime-original ending; Flowers does not follow it.

**Should I watch Shaman King 2001 or 2021?**

For the complete story, watch the 2021 series: it adapts the whole manga and leads into Flowers. The 2001 series covers about half the manga before an anime-original ending, so it is the classic, alternative path.

**Do I need to watch the 2001 Shaman King before the 2021 version?**

No. The 2021 series is a full remake that starts from the beginning, so you can start there.

**Is Shaman King: Flowers a sequel?**

Yes. Flowers (2024) is set years after the 2021 series and follows Hana Asakura, Yoh and Anna's son. Watch it after the 2021 series.

**What is the chronological order of Shaman King?**

Start with Episodes 1-52 (Shaman King (2021)), then continue with Episodes 1-13 (Shaman King: Flowers) and Episodes 1-64 (Shaman King (2001)). The full Shaman King watch order on this page has 3 entries across 3 series, listed in chronological viewing order.

**What is the release order of Shaman King?**

In the order they aired, start with Episodes 1-64 (Shaman King (2001)), then Episodes 1-52 (Shaman King (2021)) and Episodes 1-13 (Shaman King: Flowers). Release order follows air dates and is not the recommended chronological order.

**How many episodes is Shaman King?**

Shaman King has 129 TV episodes in this order.

**Can I skip anything in Shaman King?**

Yes. 1 entry is marked optional: Episodes 1-64 (Shaman King (2001)). Everything else is part of the main story.

**Is Shaman King finished?**

Yes. Shaman King has finished airing, and this order covers everything released so far in chronological viewing order.

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