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"Hotarubi no Mori e" and "Mushishi" are Japanese manga sharing themes of nature, philosophy, and spirituality. Both feature visually beautiful depictions of the relationship between humans and nature. "Hotarubi no Mori e" tells a romantic story in a picturesque setting, while "Mushishi" explores philosophical tales involving mystical creatures called Mushi. Both encourage contemplation and reflection with short, independent stories in each chapter. Despite these commonalities, each manga maintains its unique character and focus on expressing beauty and spirituality.

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"Chi no Wadachi" and "Aku no Hana" are manga by Shuzo Oshimi, known for exploring deep human relationships and psychological complexity. They share: Focus on evolving human relationships. In-depth character study and development. Psychological tension and character challenges. Oshimi's unique artistic style with detailed drawings. Themes of maturity and change as characters evolve uniquely.

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"Ningen Shikkaku" and "Oyasumi Punpun," both created by Inio Asano, share similarities in exploring psychological issues, societal interactions, realistic art styles with strong facial expressions, and dealing with dark themes and human complexities. Both depict the maturity and development of their main characters over time. However, each manga maintains a unique identity and focus, with "Ningen Shikkaku" based on Osamu Dazai's novel and "Oyasumi Punpun" being an original work by Inio Asano.