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Shion no Ō (しおんの王, lit. Shion's King), subtitled The Flowers of Hard Blood, is a Japanese manga series written by Masaru Katori and illustrated by Jiro Ando. It is published by Kodansha in the seinen manga magazine Monthly Afternoon, and is collected in eight bound volumes. It has been adapted as a twenty-two episode anime television series by Studio Deen, which aired in Japan between October 2007 and March 2008. A video game for the Nintendo DS was released on April 10, 2008, by Mainichi Communications.

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  • Kings of Shogi (しおんの王, Shion no Ō, lit. Le Roi de Shion) est un manga de type seinen scénarisé par Masaru Katori et illustré par . La série est prépubliée dans le Monthly Afternoon entre mai 2004 et juin 2008, et compilée en huit volumes reliés par Kōdansha au Japon et Pika Édition pour la version française. (fr)
  • Shion no Ō (しおんの王 lit. El Rey de Shion?), también conocido como The Flowers of Hard Blood, es un manga japonés escrito por Masaru Katori, e ilustrado por Jiro Ando. Su adaptación al anime fue producida por Studio DEEN.​ (es)
  • Shion no Ō (しおんの王, lit. Shion's King), subtitled The Flowers of Hard Blood, is a Japanese manga series written by Masaru Katori and illustrated by Jiro Ando. It is published by Kodansha in the seinen manga magazine Monthly Afternoon, and is collected in eight bound volumes. It has been adapted as a twenty-two episode anime television series by Studio Deen, which aired in Japan between October 2007 and March 2008. A video game for the Nintendo DS was released on April 10, 2008, by Mainichi Communications. (en)
  • 『しおんの王』（しおんのおう）は、原作：かとりまさる（元女流棋士林葉直子のペンネーム）、作画：安藤慈朗による日本の漫画作品。『月刊アフタヌーン』（講談社）にて2004年5月号から2008年6月号まで連載された。単行本は、2004年10月から2008年5月に全8巻が刊行。副題は「The Flowers of Hard Blood」。2007年10月からテレビアニメが放送された。将棋をテーマとしている。 単行本では、かとりまさるによる、ストーリーに登場する対局の棋譜解説のページが設けられている。 (ja)
  • Shion no ō (しおんの王? lett. "Il re di Shion") è un manga scritto da e disegnato da . L'operà è stata serializzata sulla rivista Afternoon di Kōdansha da maggio 2004 a giugno 2008 ed è stata poi raccolta in otto volumetti tankōbon. Dal fumetto è stata tratta anche una serie televisiva anime di 22 episodi prodotta da Studio Deen e un videogioco per Nintendo DS. (it)
  • «Сион но о» (яп. しおんの王 «Император Сионы», «Сион и король») с подзаголовком «Цветы жестокой крови» (англ. The Flowers of Hard Blood) — манга и аниме, рассказывающие о гениальной девочке-сёгистке по имени Сион Ясуока. Аниме снято Studio Deen (2007—2008) по одноимённой манге, которую написала профессионалка сёги (яп. 林葉直子 Хаясиба Наоко) под псевдонимом Масару Катори (яп. かとりまさる Катори Масару). В 2008 году Mainiti Communications выпустила одноимённую видеоигру для Nintendo DS. (ru)
  • 《棋靈少女》（日语：しおんの王）是由香取優（かとりまさる、日本原女棋士的筆名）原作，作畫的以將棋為題材的推理漫畫作品。2004年3月25日於講談社的青年漫畫雜誌《月刊Afternoon》2004年5月號上連載。副標題為「The Flowers of Hard Blood」。單行本全8卷。 經漫畫改編的電視動畫由STUDIO DEEN製作，從2007年起在富士電視台播放。此外一款用於任天堂DS平台的電子遊戲也由每日Communications於2008年4月10日發售。 かとりまさる編寫了出現於故事之中的棋局的棋譜解說並收錄在單行本中。 (zh)
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  • Himitsu (en)
  • Ashita e (en)
  • Giwaku (en)
  • Kishu (en)
  • Omajinai (en)
  • Asobi Koma (en)
  • Chōhatsu (en)
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  • Hyōriittai (en)
  • Kitsune no Yomi (en)
  • Koma Oto (en)
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  • Shitei (en)
  • Tengan (en)
  • Todomatta Jikan (en)
  • Toki no Kotae (en)
  • Yomigaeru itte (en)
  • Yume e no Tobira (en)
  • Yūki no Itte (en)
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  • Shion no Ō manga volume 1. (en)
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  • Seinen (en)
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  • Toshifumi Kawase (en)
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  • Shion's next opponent is a young prodigy who polished his skills in online matches, and learns from an anonymous source a way to have an advantage over him. (en)
  • Shion visits Ayumi's mother at the hospital, and later, she and Ayumi start to make plans for the upcoming tournament. (en)
  • Ayumi is devastated with the death of his mother, and looks for a reason to keep playing shogi before his match with Satoru. (en)
  • During Shion's match with Satoru, she starts to get a glimpse of his hostility towards her. (en)
  • Shion is hospitalized again after having a glimpse of the night when she lost her parents. Meanwhile, Nikaido and Ayumi have their first duel. (en)
  • Shion's first opponent in the finals is none other than her foster father. During the long match, she eagerly looks for a way to defeat him, while he reminisces about the time when she became his apprentice. (en)
  • Nikaido discovers Ayumi's secret, but decides to not expose him. Later the tournament's remaining contestants earn a place in the finals. (en)
  • Nikaido has a tough match in the tournament against Kamizono who also happens to be Ayumi's master. Kamizono however, is not at the best of his health. (en)
  • Shion and Satoru's match continues, while Hani-Meijin introduces Ayumi as his disciple. (en)
  • The final match continues, and purposely goaded by Hani-Meijin, Shion fully remembers the incident and recognizes him as the criminal. (en)
  • Shion received a threatening call from the murderer, and Hisatani gets himself in trouble when the police finds out that it was made from his cell phone. (en)
  • Shion reveals to her adopted parents that she vaguely remembers what happened to her real parents. Just as the police visit to ask her to identify a suspect, Shion ends up in the hospital due to shock, combined with stress from two threats, after seeing blood from her period. Shion wakes up five days later, and a little relief comes when the man who attacked her six months before is finally arrested. Despite only just waking, Shion sneaks out of the hospital to play in the semi-final match against Ayumi. She also recognizes Ayumi as the boy who saved her at that time. (en)
  • The police gathers solid evidence against Hani-Meijin for the deaths of Shion's parents and Satoru's girlfriend. As the officers appear to arrest him, his match with Shion draws to a close and she finally overcomes her tragic past, recovering her voice in the occasion. (en)
  • Shion is saved in the nick of time from a dangerous stalker. However, her drama continues as she receives a threatening letter before an important match. (en)
  • The final match between Shion and Hani-Meijin begins. As the game progresses, her memories of the night of her parents' death become clearer. (en)
  • Shion and Nikaido have their first match as a demonstration of their abilities to Satoru, who wants to create an all new, unrestricted shogi tournament. (en)
  • After Shion recovers, she goes on a trip with her family. Upon returning, she and Nikaido receive a sudden request from Hani-Meijin's younger brother, Satoru. (en)
  • Shion has another fiery match against Ayumi, while the police discovers that the man who killed her parents is drawing close to her. (en)
  • Satoru and Ayumi exchange information and find out the culprit's identity but are still far from figuring out his motives. In the meantime, the police becomes even more suspicious of Satoru after what he said to Shion in their last match. (en)
  • Shion's got a chance to play against Satoru once more in the tournament's semi-finals, but during the match, he questions her about the night her parents were murdered, which brings up some memories she had long forgotten. (en)
  • Shion, Ayumi and Nikaido prepare themselves as each one has a strong enemy to face in order to gain a place in the finals. (en)
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  • Doubt (en)
  • Secrets (en)
  • Duality (en)
  • Good Luck Charm (en)
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  • Halted Time (en)
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  • Playing Pieces (en)
  • Recalling Move (en)
  • The Door to Dreams (en)
  • The Sound of Shogi Pieces (en)
  • The True Criminal (en)
  • Timbre of a Challenge (en)
  • Time's Answer (en)
  • Towards Tomorrow (en)
  • Watching From Heaven (en)
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  • Kings of Shogi (しおんの王, Shion no Ō, lit. Le Roi de Shion) est un manga de type seinen scénarisé par Masaru Katori et illustré par . La série est prépubliée dans le Monthly Afternoon entre mai 2004 et juin 2008, et compilée en huit volumes reliés par Kōdansha au Japon et Pika Édition pour la version française. (fr)
  • Shion no Ō (しおんの王 lit. El Rey de Shion?), también conocido como The Flowers of Hard Blood, es un manga japonés escrito por Masaru Katori, e ilustrado por Jiro Ando. Su adaptación al anime fue producida por Studio DEEN.​ (es)
  • Shion no Ō (しおんの王, lit. Shion's King), subtitled The Flowers of Hard Blood, is a Japanese manga series written by Masaru Katori and illustrated by Jiro Ando. It is published by Kodansha in the seinen manga magazine Monthly Afternoon, and is collected in eight bound volumes. It has been adapted as a twenty-two episode anime television series by Studio Deen, which aired in Japan between October 2007 and March 2008. A video game for the Nintendo DS was released on April 10, 2008, by Mainichi Communications. (en)
  • 『しおんの王』（しおんのおう）は、原作：かとりまさる（元女流棋士林葉直子のペンネーム）、作画：安藤慈朗による日本の漫画作品。『月刊アフタヌーン』（講談社）にて2004年5月号から2008年6月号まで連載された。単行本は、2004年10月から2008年5月に全8巻が刊行。副題は「The Flowers of Hard Blood」。2007年10月からテレビアニメが放送された。将棋をテーマとしている。 単行本では、かとりまさるによる、ストーリーに登場する対局の棋譜解説のページが設けられている。 (ja)
  • Shion no ō (しおんの王? lett. "Il re di Shion") è un manga scritto da e disegnato da . L'operà è stata serializzata sulla rivista Afternoon di Kōdansha da maggio 2004 a giugno 2008 ed è stata poi raccolta in otto volumetti tankōbon. Dal fumetto è stata tratta anche una serie televisiva anime di 22 episodi prodotta da Studio Deen e un videogioco per Nintendo DS. (it)
  • «Сион но о» (яп. しおんの王 «Император Сионы», «Сион и король») с подзаголовком «Цветы жестокой крови» (англ. The Flowers of Hard Blood) — манга и аниме, рассказывающие о гениальной девочке-сёгистке по имени Сион Ясуока. Аниме снято Studio Deen (2007—2008) по одноимённой манге, которую написала профессионалка сёги (яп. 林葉直子 Хаясиба Наоко) под псевдонимом Масару Катори (яп. かとりまさる Катори Масару). В 2008 году Mainiti Communications выпустила одноимённую видеоигру для Nintendo DS. (ru)
  • 《棋靈少女》（日语：しおんの王）是由香取優（かとりまさる、日本原女棋士的筆名）原作，作畫的以將棋為題材的推理漫畫作品。2004年3月25日於講談社的青年漫畫雜誌《月刊Afternoon》2004年5月號上連載。副標題為「The Flowers of Hard Blood」。單行本全8卷。 經漫畫改編的電視動畫由STUDIO DEEN製作，從2007年起在富士電視台播放。此外一款用於任天堂DS平台的電子遊戲也由每日Communications於2008年4月10日發售。 かとりまさる編寫了出現於故事之中的棋局的棋譜解說並收錄在單行本中。 (zh)
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