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Shamanic Princess

Both can be considered a "serious" version of the magical girl genre
The Ova version es more action oriented, and doesn't give many explination just like the first part od shamanic princess

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Both are a "darker" approximation of the Magical Girl Genre, the two have good fights and plot twists.

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Both can be considered a "serious" version of the magical girl genre
The Tvversion es more drama/ character interaction oriented like the second part of shamanic princess

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Developed by Bandai Visual in 1996 as competing OVA projects, Mahou Tsukai Tai and Shamanic Princess are both epic tales of red-haired girls with magical powers.

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If you enjoyed BSSM you may enjoy SP. Shamanic Princess can be considered a "dark" take on the magical girl genre. There is an underlying love story and a cute animal companion. ;o

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Another atmospheric anime from the 1990s, it also dwells on the nature of right and wrong--in a difficult situation, what choices are the "right" ones? The ones that bring the least suffering, or the ones that serve the most justice?

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Both of these have beautiful artwork and very pretty music. They also feature something of an unusual fantasy theme, something not quite as bubbly as your average shoujo.

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