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Both stories revolve around intense, unconventional romantic relationships set in dangerous, morally complex worlds. Both series place their characters in life-or-death situations, with the danger inherent to their worlds deeply influencing their relationships.Themes of loyalty, survival, and trust play central roles in both stories. Both series incorporate action-packed sequences, often juxtaposing moments of tenderness with brutal violence.

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Both female leads have multifaceted personalities that go beyond surface impressions. Holo and Yoshino have strong inner resolve. They’re confident, clever, and unafraid to assert themselves. Both stories explore relationships in unique and unconventional settings, their tones and narrative approaches are distinct. Spice and Wolf is more philosophical and warm, while Yakuza Fiancé is darker and more dramatic.

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Both center a tough, pragmatic female lead who can hold her own, and shows little interest in the man romantically pursuing them. The male leads introduce problems the female lead has to contend with to push the plot forward. Each has dealt with a power imbalance in the relationship and the tension that it creates. Apothecary diaries is more of an external mystery focusing on medical and political cases, while yakuza fiancé is more of a psychological mystery focusing on understanding the characters– particularly Kirishima.

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A gritty crime drama with intense relationships.

If you liked Ookami Kodomo no Ame to Yuki add

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They each touch on themes of motherhood, and feature a child longing to connect to and explore the natural world

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Both shows allow the natural world to flourish organically as it intertwines with the plot. Both also have characters who approach the world philosophically and scientifically in their own ways. Finally, both emphasize how little humans (May ever) know about nature, and emphasizes the ways in which people are captivated by its beauty, mystery, interconnectedness, and danger. There’s a sense of magical realism with each and its visually stunning.

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Both feature a cast of tanuki in a modern setting.