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Sei-Kyow (清鏡, Seikyō) is a fictional character in the manga series of Shaman King. He belongs to the Gandhara faction led by Saigan Sati.
Appearance
Sei-Kyow is a man who wears a dark Chinese style shirt and trousers, with a large orange scarf around his neck and a long orange skirt over his trousers with a red sash. Most of his head is bald, save a long black ponytail.
Personality
Like a number of members of Gandhara, Sei-Kyow is highly protective of Lady Sati. When Sati approaches Asakura Yoh discreetly, Sei-Kyow immediately moves between Sati and Umemiya Ryunosuke when Ryu recognizes her and threatens Ryu if he tries to touch Sati.
Abilities and Powers
His guardian ghost is the Boddhisattva Marishiten and Sei-kyow uses a mirror as a medium.
History
Past
Sei Originating from Taipei, Taiwan. and born on February 8, 1971. He descends from Taiwanese people whose paternal ancestors have included a Japanese priest in each generation. Along with performing covert activities while aided with spirits, he serves as a site manager for the Gandhara.
Shaman Fights Second Round
Sei-Kyow makes a number of minor appearances in the background when he was gathering to board the Patch Jumbo Jet to be taken to the Patch Village for the second round. He later appears among the Gandhara members who accompany Lady Sati.
Unlike the other members of Gandhara, Sei-Kyow is not part of a formal team during the second round of the Shaman Fight.
Anime/Manga Difference
Like the other Gandhara members, Sei-Kyow does not appear in the anime series.
Trivia
- Sei-Kyow is named for the Japanese term for Consumer co-op.
- Originally, Team Deva was made up of Mamy, Aeon Lee, and Sei-Kyow; this was later changed and Samy and Ozam replaced Aeon and Sei-Kyow.[1]
References
- ↑ Shaman King Manga - Chapter 208; Pages 2-5
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