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Shaman King : Legacy of the Spirits : Sprinting Wolf

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Battle spirits and other shamans in this RPG, capturing and combining over a thousand spirits to become Shaman King.

Shaman King: Legacy of the Spirits - Sprinting Wolf is a Game Boy Advance game released in North America in 2005. It is a version of the original game, which also debuted on the Game Boy Advance in 2005, so the original release year is the same.


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About Shaman King : Legacy of the Spirits : Sprinting Wolf

Shaman King: Legacy of the Spirits: Sprinting Wolf is a Game Boy Advance title where players assume the role of Yoh Asakura, a shaman who can interact with spirits. His goal is to enter the Shaman King Tournament to prevent dangerous individuals from gaining its power, aided by the spirit of a samurai.

The core mechanics involve battling other shamans or hostile spirits using a roster of collected spirits. Combat allows for one active spirit at a time, with the option to swap during a fight. A notable feature is the ability to fuse spirits, which is the sole method for obtaining certain rare types.

This installment is one of two paired versions, containing a selection of spirits unique to it among the approximately one thousand available. Trading with the other version, Soaring Hawk, is necessary to acquire every spirit.

Shaman King : Legacy of the Spirits : Sprinting Wolf Screenshots

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Title screen
Introducing our side-kick, Morty
A gang of bullies approaches
A samurai spirit wants to fight the bullies with the help of Yoh, the protagonist.
The leader of the bunch is defeated.
Actual beginning, the game starts with a lot of dialogue.
An earthbound spirit wants to join Yoh's team.
At the town's museum