 If you liked
Akagami no Shirayuki-hime
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 ...then you might like
Arte
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Both time period animes with leading female roles who focus on their career.
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Recommended by LilPrinceein
- Young adult woman wants to make her own way in life. Determined and strong-willed to achieve their ambitions.
- Historical setting
- Shirayuki is based on Medicine/Herbs, Arte is based on Art.
Both animes have a strong-willed female character as the main character.
Shirayuki and Arte are young women who want to emancipate and to live for their passions.
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Recommended by Ota-kun-63
Both female mc's are examples of a strong and independent woman. This show immediately came to mind when I watched Arte's first episode.
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Recommended by Euri_Makishima
The setting of these two anime is at a time beck when there is no modern gadget or transportation. The main character of these two anime is a girl and has a polite attitude, the hairstyle is also alike.
The heroines in the story have a drive for independance that is quite remarkable. They had the chance numerous time to give up for a simpler and easier life but their independance was too important. If you like a strong woman that defies stereotypes go watch the anime. They also have similar scenery with both set up in a medieval/renaissance kinda world
-set in a more renaissance era
-MC female has a strong personality and talent she is willing to prove
I will say the romance is very different, but overall still cute and feel-good. Very underrated anime. Manga is also fantastic if you want to continue the story.
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Recommended by amandamiria
Not super similar, but have the same feeling to them. Arte definitely has a lot less romance. Both very good
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Recommended by Crypt1dCat
Both of these anime are hidden gems. If you like the adventure-esque and fantasy setting of Shirayukihime, you will love it in Arte. Though the plotlines are different, they both star a feminine yet headstrong and confident female lead. The animation feels very familiar to each other. Plot pacing in Arte is slower than Shirayuki, because Arte is calmer and more focused on character development than plot.