Jun is the older sister of Tao Ren. She is a dao-si who can reanimate corpses. Her jiāngshī (guardian zombie, in Japanese, "kyonshii") is Lee Bailong (known as Lee Pai-Long in the anime), a famous kung-fu movie star similar to Bruce Lee who died seventeen years ago. She used Jufu talismans to control Lee Bailong before; but after she battles Yoh Asakura and Amidamaru and loses, she realizes that spirits have a heart, too, and they just can't be controlled. Jun lets Bailong obey her commands only if he wishes to.  

In the manga and the original anime, Jun's father is named Tao Yúan (道円, also known as "Tao En"), and her mother is named Ran. In the English anime, her father is dead and En is her uncle. In the English anime, Len and Jun have British accents.  Later on in the series, she and Tamao fight against Hana-gumi in order to defend Redseb and Seyrem until Mikihisa shows up. During the fight it is revealed that Bailong received an 'upgrade' of sorts after being defeated by En, in the form of a piston in his right arm which greatly increases his punching power.  

Also only in the manga, because of her knowledge in human anatomy, she becomes the apprentice of Sati, and she is also able to revive people.  

(Source: Wikipedia)

Shamans possess mysterious powers that allow them to commune with gods, spirits, and even the dead…and Manta Oyamada's about to learn all about them, because his class just welcomed a new transfer student: Yoh Asakura, a boy from way off in Izumo…and a shaman in training!
 
(Source: Kodansha USA)

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Michiko Neya is a Japanese voice actress. She formerly worked at Arts Vision but is now a freelancer.

Non-anime roles:~!
• Ami Barklight in "Tales of Phantasia -Full Voice Edition-" (VG)
• Cindy Campbell (voiceover for Anna Faris) in "Scary Movie" (live-action movie)
• Ellie in "Magic School Lunar!" (VG)
• Emeraldas in "Xenogears" (VG)
• Emma Hetfield in "Wild Arms Alter Code: F" (VG)
• Hibiki (Sekirei No.12) in "Sekirei" (drama CD)
• Hsien-Ko / Lei-Lei in "Darkstalkers II" (VG)
• Hsien-Ko / Lei-Lei in "Darkstalkers III" (VG)
• Kira in "The Power of the Dark Crystal" (2008 movie)
• Lei Lei in "Namco X Capcom" (VG)
• Linda Zakroid in "Mitsumete Knight R Daibouken hen" (VG)
• Linda Zakroid in "Mitsumete Knight" (VG)
• Mako Sato in "Initial D: Special Stage" (VG)
• Maria Traydor in "Star Ocean : Till the End of Time" (VG)
• Martina Martinez in "Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the 13th" (live-action movie)
• Natalia L. K. Lanvaldear in "Tales of the Abyss" (VG)
• Ouka Nagisa in "Super Robot Wars Original Generations" (VG/PS2)
• Rose in "Namco X Capcom" (VG)
• Rose in "Street Fighter Alpha 2" (VG)
• Rose in "Street Fighter Alpha 3" (VG)
• Rose in "Street Fighter Alpha" (VG)
• Sato Mako in "Initial D Kuroi Inazuma: Aratanaru Fuhai Densetsu " (Drama CD)
• Sato Mako in "Initial D: Impact Blue no Kanata ni..." (Drama CD)
• Sato Mako in "Initial D" (VG)
• Seana in "Elemental Gearbolt" (VG)
• Sidney Prescott (voiceover for Neve Campbell) in "Scream series" (live-action movies)
• Sophitia Alexandra in "Soul Calibur 2" (VG)
• Sophitia Alexandra in "Soul Calibur 3" (VG)
• Sophitia Alexandra in "Soul Edge" (VG)
!~

Born Elisabeth "Lisa" Ortiz. Based in New York, New York, United States. Before she became a voice actor, Lisa Ortiz was in the 1991 teen TV show Hillside (aka Fifteen), and was cast as Liz in the 4th season of Hillside. She also starred alongside Enuka Okuma (who later voiced Lady Une in Gundam Wing) and a young Ryan Reynolds (the Hollywood celebrity).

__Non-Anime Roles:__  
Toot Braunstein in "Drawn Together" (TV Animation) (German)  

Alessandra Karpoff is an Italian voice actress known for voicing Misty (Pokemon), Keiko Yukimura (Yu Yu Hakusho) and Sailor Mars (1st season), Sailor Neptune and Sailor Jupiter (last season) for the Sailor Moon franchise.

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A Mexican voice actress.

Shamans possess mysterious powers that allow them to commune with gods, spirits, and even the dead…and Manta Oyamada's about to learn all about them, because his class just welcomed a new transfer student: Yoh Asakura, a boy from way off in Izumo…and a shaman in training! 
(Source: Kodansha USA)
 
Note: Chapter count includes the 5-chapter short story "Funbari no Uta" as a single chapter, as well as 2 one-shots in Volume 27.
 
This entry is for the original printing of Shaman King. Please see <a href="https://anilist.co/manga/42917/">"Shaman King Kanzenban"</a> for the reprint of the series, which contains chapters not included in this edition.

Return to the world of Shaman King! Before the Shaman Fight, there were countless tales of heartache and worry as Yoh and the others worked their ways toward the tournament...and they're here in Shaman King: Zero!
 
(Source: Kodansha USA)
 
Note: Volume 1 contains a bonus chapter.

Tao Jun and Li Pairon are back in an all-new Shaman King adventure, but this time, they're the stars! Join them and their battle against the Red Crimson!
 
(Source: Kodansha USA)

On a starry night, middle-schooler Manta meets Yoh Asakura, a young shaman who has the ability to talk to spirits, and also has the ability to let them possess him to use their powers. Yoh has a heavy duty on his shoulders: he must become the Shaman King by winning the Shaman Fight, a tournament between shamans that happens only once every 500 years. Joined by his spirit medium fiancée Anna Kyouyama, his personal samurai spirit Amidamaru, and his other friends, Yoh must also face a larger evil: Hao, a powerful man who aims to create a new world with only shamans by becoming the Shaman King himself. (Source: Anime News Network)

Shaman King Kanzenban is a 27 volume reprint of the original Shaman King series but with differences including the addition of new chapters (which changes the chapter numbering).
 
Notes: 
- Includes 10 extra chapters and the one-shots "relax" and "Mappa Douji" (麻葉童子). 
- The following chapters are featured only in the kanzenban volumes, which do not contain the original chapter 285. The additional chapters 265–266 are collected in volume 24, renumbering all subsequent chapters of the series. Chapters 287–291 are in volume 26 and chapters 292–300 in volume 27. 
<ul>
<li>Reincarnation 265. Aku no Shoutai (悪の正体, Evil's True Form)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 266. Shinjitsu no Seigi (真実の正義, The Real Justice)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 287. Good Morning Mu Tairiku (グッドモーニング ムー大陸, Good Morning Mu Continent)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 288. Falling Dam-ko (フォーリンダム子)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 289. Invisible Jurin (インビジブルジュリーン, Invisible Jungle)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 290. Neko wa Sabishii Hito ni Natsuku (猫は寂しい人間〈ひと〉になつく, Cats Are Attached to Sad People)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 291. Nikume Nichrome Samonakuba Ore wa Taoren (憎めニクロム さもなくば俺は倒れん Hate Me, Nichrome, Otherwise I Won't Lose)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 292. Dokonjou Mame no Ki (ど根性豆の木, The Gutsy Beanstalk)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 293. Kaze no Shinka (風の真価, The Real Value of Wind)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 294. Last Test Shaman Fight</li>
<li>Reincarnation 295. Yume no Ato (夢のあと, After the Dream)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 296. Patch to no Souguu (パッチとの遭遇, Encounter With the Patch)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 297-299. Shaman King: God End (シャーマンキング God End)</li>
<li>Reincarnation 300. The Last Words</li>
</ul>
- In 2018, Kodansha republished Shaman King Kanzenban digitally with 35 volumes as "Shaman King."

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