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Yakusoku no Neverland
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Shadows House
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- A group of young characters, living on a mysterious setting, trapped and devoid of information, must go through challenges and mind games to achieve their objectives.
- Focus on mystery and the need of creativity and intelligence to solve the problems faced. Both settings the characters have to overcome scenarios where they are being watched, having to hide their intentions and actions.
- If you appreciated the beginning of Yakusoku no Neverland, you probably will appreciated the direction of the story of Shadows House, these are the point of intersection of the similarities between the works.
Intelligent children in a mysterious confined setting who need to be very clever in their plans and words in order to survive and accomplish their goals. Much more interesting fantasy setting than Neverland, and has not jumped the shark in the same way.
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Recommended by unspecified-user
Similarities: Consists of a large number of children unaware that they are being controlled and used for a larger purpose. The main children have their own strengths and great intelligence, using their knowledge and skills to try to demolish/escape the system. Both have a bit of a supernatural element.
Differences: Yakusoku no Neverland is much darker than Shadows House. Shadows House has a lot more fluff and the characters do not undergo as much stress as the characters in Yakusoku no Neverland.
A children cast in a dark, yet unique setting with an subtle emphasis on the fact that there are 2 "beings" in the world. Demons + Children and Shadows + Children which I found to be interesting.
As a bonus fun fact: Both have (/will have) anime adaptations by Cloverworks studio.
Basically kids fighting for their lives in a mystery manga.
Any more than this would be spoilers.
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Recommended by Holy_soul1
-They are both have mysterious factors
-pretty much the same MC characteristic
-Both are related to children being kidnapped.
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Recommended by MrFishstupid
• Both has a mostly story growth with a similiar point of view as daily life of a girl, the superior, and the protagonist supported by kids too which connected by a hierarchial rule.
• These series are focused on how to thinking 'out of the box' or many challenging puzzles while a mystery case comes. The characters are set to be limited in their movement based on place setting at the beginning of story.
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Recommended by MrFrostbite
This similar because of the similar situations. They also both give me "Family vibes" or more themes of friendship and "Lets escape together" starts off cheerful, but slowly gets darker (takes more time then tpn though) overall I got a similar vibe and would recommend to all lovers of TPN ( I also love this series, though not as much as TPN)
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Recommended by Animexgirl22194