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Akagami no Shirayuki-hime
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Akatsuki no Yona
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shoujo heroines with a lot of growth potential, gaining strength and independence with the story, while the guys watch over but doesn't over-protectively interfere.
Akagami no Shirayuki-hime and Akatsuki no Yona chronicles the journey of a character a young girl as their life changes one day forever after one faithful event. Starting off as girl who lacks confidence, they develop throughout the series after facing off against their fears. The relationships they develop with other characters ranges from a variety of emotions including romance, friendship, and hatred. Both series takes place in a fantasy setting where there are unlimited possibilities.
Both mangas have a young, red-haired heroine who goes on a journey facing many obstacles along the way. Both main characters start off as someone who doesn't have the strength and confidence to do things on her own, but as she meets more people joining the group, her growth gradually develops with a lot of potentials based on what they go up against. This takes place in a historical time period and the relationships she makes with one another are strongly bonded by love, friendship, and even hatred.
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- Shoujo manga with redhead heroines
- Both of them focus on the girl being stronger, but by standing on her own two feet and no relying on a guy to save her
- Both of them involve royalty and the struggles that come with being or not being royalty
- Both of them have the same "medieval" esque atmosphere.
- Difference is in AnY Yona is a princess but in AnS Shirayuki is not.
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Both main characters involves a girl with natural red hair that caught eyes of many other people. They're both positive to choose their own path with the man they choose.
Both feature a red-headed female protagonist who starts off physically weak and constantly in need of saving, but over time develop their already existing traits into strengths to protect themselves/people they care about. Akatsuki no Yona focuses more on Yona's development as a character, both physically and mentally, while Akagami no Shirayukihime has a bit more focus on the romance of the story. Both focus quite a bit on the running of kingdoms and fantasy-esque politics. They each have different approaches to a similar topic, and reading them alongside each other offers differing perspectives, which is kind of interesting.
Both manga centre around red-haired female protagonists whose lives are forever changed when they are forced flee from the only home they've ever known.
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