Shaman King: Master of Spirits - Game Boy Advance

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"Posted on May 29th, 2012: I got really angry at this game at the end, because I couldn't access many of the bosses and thus wasn't able to get the Grand Tao Dragon (which would've made backtracking leagues less stressful with the ability to skip levels I'd already visited), Into the Antiquity (which would have made the final boss a whole lot easier), or a number of the Tome Pages (which would have given me useful extra SP). In the end, I chalked it up to a glitch with my cartridge that doesn't n"

Mastering the spirit needed for backtracking...

“If a single magic system in all of Castlevania's history had to be picked out as the best, there could be no doubt as to which one it would be: the Castlevania Sorrow titles' Tactical Soul system. With Shaman King: Master of Spirits, Konami Computer Entertainment Japan applies this system to the world of the Shaman King manga and anime series, which is based around shaman utilizing spirits of the deceased in battle to see who will be the Shaman King with ultimate power. The Tactical Soul system is a nice fit for the license, and Master of Spirits maintains the same amount of depth, adding a "Decks" feature in which arrangements of spirit equipments can be switched back and forth in-game - an improvement which would later be utilized in Dawn of Sorrow. The game does have some issues, but it” read more