Akagami no Shirayuki-hime
Snow White with the Red Hair
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Akagami no Shirayuki-hime

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Synonyms: Akagami no Shirayukihime, Red-haired Snow White, Hachigatsu no Shikisai, Four-Season Color of August, Bind Us, Bokura wo Tsunaide, Shizuku no Saki ni, Natsuyasumi 00-nichime
Japanese: 赤髪の白雪姫
English: Snow White with the Red Hair
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Type: Manga
Volumes: Unknown
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Publishing
Published: Aug 10, 2006 to ?
Genres: Drama Drama, Fantasy Fantasy, Romance Romance
Demographic: Shoujo Shoujo
Serialization: LaLa DX
Authors: Akizuki, Sorata (Story & Art)

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Score: 8.231 (scored by 2099920,999 users)
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Ranked: #4072
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Popularity: #218
Members: 70,073
Favorites: 2,857

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Both stories revolve around a girl with unique red hair which brings her unwanted attention. The stories also share similar fantasy-like elements such as the existence of royalty.  
reportRecommended by Enna
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. 
reportRecommended by Aorii
Sweet and heartwarming romance/comedy 
reportRecommended by purplebird76
the art style is kind of the same. while i was reading ZHD, i couldn't help remember AnS. lol. there are both princes in the story (Johanne in ZHD and Zen in Ans) both the main girls are related to medicine in some way. they're both really good stories and really cute. :) i'm pretty sure if you like one of them, you'll like the other. 
reportRecommended by Merimae
A young girl in a mysterious land. In both series, you will discover their similarities in the essence of the characters. There is the fantasy setting with a shoujo like mood involving relationships. If you're into series with relationship building along with politics and personal struggles, both these titles should definitely be looked into. Their stories will also attract audience such as myself for their clever way of presenting its themes and style. 
reportRecommended by Stark700
Despite their different premises, Akagami no Shirayuki-hime and Kamisama Hajimemashita has a familiar feel with their story. Both series' main female protagonist are self-independent and are clever with their ways of thinking. Their encounter with the main male protagonist seems to be almost like fate as they get to know each other. Both series also adapts romance that becomes more evident as the story progresses on. There is also distinctive amount of fantasy elements as we see how their world functions. 
reportRecommended by Stark700
Both stories focuses on a 'royal' family member and their friend/parter (in each manga respectively) in a fantasy world where kings, nobles and servants serve as the political structure of this world. +C has more action in it while Shirayuki Hime is obviously more romantic. But after reading both I enjoyed them both immensely and felt a similar feel to it (largely due to the beautiful character designs and art both of these manga contain). 
reportRecommended by Crystal
the relationship dynamic between both main couples is very similar in that the male and female leads are very supportive and trustful of each other. The female lead in both is emotionally strong and will often be left alone by the male lead because he has faith in her abilities, which gives similar feelings to the reader. As well, any drama that might be in each manga isn't exhausting to read because the bubbly and happy atmosphere overpowers it. 
reportRecommended by MeNaK
Both series contain strong determined heroines who face their problems head on. Both heroines have a goal and a career they work hard towards despite the challenges and prejudices they face. Both heroines become involved in the internal affairs of the castle with royalty taking a romantic interest in them. Specifically, the second prince of Clarines in Akagami and the emperor in Saiunkoku. Both series contain a strong supportive cast who have their own stories to tell.  
reportRecommended by xxxATiON
These two are similar because in both there is a person that everyone want but they are also complete different because Black Bird is about demons wanting Misao for there own reasons and is protected by Kyo just like how Shirayuki is wanted for her rare hair color and Zen protects her at the time. In both the Protecters and Protected fall in love with each other  
reportRecommended by Racheluzumaki
The heroines of both stories define themselves as a doctor or pharmacist. That is the driving force of their life. They're both sweet shoujo stories with slow and soft romances. Their prospective love interests are both hardworking royalty. 
reportRecommended by evilteddybear101
The storytelling of Akagami no Shirayuki-hime and Mahoutsukai no Yome has a similar feeling relating to fate. Both series' main female protagonist encounters an individual that changes their lives forever. There's a budding relationship that grows over time through the time they spend together. Furthermore, we see how much their characters develop in a fantasy world where there are many possibilities. Both series also adapts romance (more evident so in Akagami). The main female protagonist from both series are also known for their signature scarlet hair. Recommended for fans for fantasy fiction. 
reportRecommended by Stark700
In both manga the heroine meets a prince in disguise and they become friends, so she decides to study what she's good at so she can get to the palace and be of help to the prince. 
reportRecommended by Canal
If you like one, you are bound to like the other. Both have strong minded women with several different pressures in a beautiful romance with kind hearted but high-ranking men, and how they overcome obsticles life throws at them. Both amazing faiytale-like reads :) 
reportRecommended by sugarplumfairy
Both mangas are about pharmacists who work for royalty and have a love plot between the pharmacist and the prince or princess. One distinguishing feature about the pharmacists is the colour of their hair, although it is for a completely different reasons in both mangas. Also, the romance is slightly repressed in both stories, which leads to a slightly different feel than shoujo's typically have. 
reportRecommended by Breezie-D
Both are sweet romances set in a fantasy world (sort of a quasi-medieval Howl's Moving Castle type world) led by strong female protagonists. 
reportRecommended by adamantine
Sweet, pure love stories. Both girls must leave home for some reason and end up living with a "prince-type" character (sorta..they have their quirks). Both have fighting, but is not action-packed. For both girls, their parents are out of the picture. Both stories have great, almost enchanting art styles. 
reportRecommended by purplebird76
adorable, addicting, sweet, romantic, and heartwarming. If you liked House of the Sun then you should be sure to check this out 
reportRecommended by purplebird76
-Both of them involve a lower status girl and a high status blonde guy. -Both of the girls want to become a certain profession (Shirayuki wants to be a pharmacist and Lydia wants to be a fairy doctor) -Both of the heroines come across the main males through chance. 
reportRecommended by chinesecartoonz
the main female protagonist both have very bright and very unusual red hair that is very uncommon and unique. the red hair are very noticeable by the people. but there are some differences in one manga red hair is hated and looked down upon but in the other not so much its just a unique hair color that has never been seen before. 
reportRecommended by animegirl16091
- A commoner girl who knows about medicine gets involved with a prince/ Emporer - The girl must overcome her commoner status to stay beside the guy - Intelligent female MC's  
reportRecommended by mai_mai_
Both heroine has red hair and has always been the center of attention when they don't want to 
reportRecommended by majiloveanime
Tag along as the main protagonist is a good girls that explore their world to abroud their horizons. while she is travelling there will be many friendships stabilished and even maybe love...  
reportRecommended by chew7
Both have a similar feel. A strong female lead who in most cases isn't particularly conventional. The pace of the stories is very similar, the chapters are connected yet are somewhat episodic, in every chapter a new thing happens. I'm sure if you liked one you'll like the other too. 
reportRecommended by kujika
these two anime are a little similar. a prince wants to make a girl his concubine when he saw her unusual red hair. but the girl tries to escape she cuts her hair short and runs away. then she runs into another prince. 
reportRecommended by animegirl16091
Both are set in a similar era with the female protagonists coming from a "commoners" background and are adjusting to life inside the castle. Akagami no Shirayuki-hime is a bit more serious than Migawari Hakushaku no Bouken however.  
reportRecommended by shishiosm
The vibes are somehow really close and really different, mostly because of the setting and art choices, and romance format. If I had to explain it, Tales of Reincarnation in Maydare is the drama action epic romance YA novel to Akagami no SHirayuki-hime's slow-burn slice-of-life trust to friends to lovers. Tales of Reincarnation in Maydare is an everything bagel, and Akagami no SHirayuki-hime croque-madame. 
reportRecommended by Amandineylan
Both have strong willed protagonists whose personalities play a big role in why they caught the princes attention. Their determination and loyalty really caught my attention. Both of the princes are also somewhat clever and can get out of dangerous situations. Akagami no shirayuki is also an anime btw  
reportRecommended by animegotmelike
Both are about constructive love. The main characters always strive to be better in their love life without being too depends on their partners. 
reportRecommended by 0309
Both stories are revolve around a strong and kind-hearted female character that struggling to live as herbal pharmacist in the palace. 
reportRecommended by 0309
Both are about a girl marrying a noble. The main males in each series could be considered pretty and they both invest lots of time helping others and working. In Akagami no Shirayuki-hime, Shirayuki is a commoner and due to that, she faces adversity. In Akuyaku Reijou nanode Last Boss wo Kattemimashita, Aileen is "evil" and has to overcome obstacles related to that. Both girls are smart, kind, and lend a hand in helping the kingdom.  
reportRecommended by AnimeWizard77
Both stories have a red haired talented heroine who is trying to make it in her own for the people she loves. Listed are some of the similar characteristics: -absent or some whT gone parents -male helpers -comedy relief -amazing art -good plots  
reportRecommended by LokiHattere
Akagami no Shirayuki-hime reminds me of Disney princess movies, so Kilala is definitely a good choice. Both manga have chivalrous male leads and clever female leads who are strong in their own ways. Also both manga are fun to read and give you butterflies. 
reportRecommended by h0pew0r1d
So, I will say that Blue Ramun is not nearly as great as Akagami no Shirayuki-hime, but, you will more than likely enjoy one if you like the other. - Both heroines have something special about them. (Blue blood, Red hair) - Both heroines are doctors. - Both heroines have to overcome their status when it comes to being with their love interest. (Blue Doctor/Captain, Royal Pharmacist/2nd Prince) - Both heroines have to deal with being targeted for their looks. (Blue eyes, Red hair) - Both heroines are guests in their new cities. (Nomads) - Both heroines are slightly naive when it comes to love or people with bad intentions  read more 
reportRecommended by kate0731
Written by the same author, Sorata Akizuki, both manga feature fantasy themed settings (princes/princesses, castles, magic, etc.) and involve romantic plots. Being by the same author, the beautiful art styles are obviously similar.  
reportRecommended by xDegausser
Though the setting is totally different for these two mangas, one relates to kingdoms and royalties while the other relates to computers and technologies, they are similar in the way the characters are set up. In both of them, the main female character is protected by the respective male protagonists as well as other side-characters, but that doesn't make them weak. The heroines are very capable of protecting themselves as well as the ones they love when the time comes. The male protagonists know this and respect and believe their beloved "princesses". The main characters in both the mangas know well how they feel towards  read more 
reportRecommended by SakuraAme
Both Akagami no Shirayuki-hime and Madougushi Dahlia wa Utsumukanai are about a red headed girl full of ambition in their respective fields, herbalist and magic artisan. They then attract the attention of nobility and end up becoming fast friends and formidable allies in their future endeavors. Both heroines, Shirayuki and Dahlia, struggle with wanting to nurture their talents through their own means without accepting hand outs from their new noble friends/love interests. In addition both have a very similar historical fantasy setting, although Madougushi Dahlia wa Utsumukanai does contain magic. Overall, both cute romance!! 
reportRecommended by RyDog
In both mangas, a girl meets a prince from a country, and falls for him. Both girls are "orphans" (or so they say?). An opposing force hinders the two and something is needed to reverse something that has been done (poison in Akagami no Shirayuki-hime, and a spell in Tobenai Washi Ouji). As the opposing force attempts to find those two, something happens, and a plan is put into action (not really a plan in Akagami no Shirayuki-hime). All ends well, opposing force is punished. However, Akagami no Shiraykui-hime is ongoing (what was described was just the first chapter) and longer, whereas Tobenai Washi Ouji  read more 
reportRecommended by chierii
Both are about a special girl who needs protecting from a guy that later falls in-love with her 
reportRecommended by Kasavon
These stories are both set in a fantasy time based with main heroines living in a palace.  
reportRecommended by frankiecat1
Okay both these manga are great! i nearly cried of happiness at the end and was grinning all the way thru, they sacrifice themselves for each othr nd ther so nice! the art is great too...AHHAHAHAH anyway READ IT!! P.S. if u like happy romance stories these are great! 
reportRecommended by lollicat
Although Akagami no Shirayuki-hime has a very light-hearted setting and Joou no Hana becomes more serious and twisted as the plot goes on, both manga have a "royal" setting with some politics. Furtermore, both manga have an intelligent, strong and independent female lead who does her best to reach a certain goal, and a male lead who supports them from behind. 
reportRecommended by xpaula
okay, i found the two main girls to be similar. both of them are girls that aren't going to cry in every chapter and in general don't need to depend on their guy for everything. both of the girls are strong and depend on themselves to achieve their goals. but don't worry, the guy still saves them when it's important :) other than that, they're both romances? 
reportRecommended by jelifish
Both have a spinn off of european fairy tale feeling and the main girl characters gave off sort of a similar feel. Both have monarchy, castles and such. Also, both deal with family/social pressure for them to not be together. The male leads are different even thought they are both hot. Sweety Gem's male character gets angry easier. Also, SG starts in the past and takes place in the present. wile Akagami all takes place in the same time period. 
reportRecommended by BreathOfFire3
Both are parodies of a classic (Snow white for this one), have the main falling in love with a guy from a new country, have pretty good art, and have a nice story line 
reportRecommended by animedork95
i don't really know, i guess the main characters are really alike, they both have beautiful stories of love, and they are both my favorites, they really got to me. 
reportRecommended by nanees
Tender affection guaranteed to you smile :) 
reportRecommended by DdDCcC
(Semi) historical setting - check. Characters representing the whole social strata - check. Various socio-politico-economic issues woven into the story - check. And mainly, the main character is a girl determined to make her own way in life.  
reportRecommended by Tryfaina
Similar in the sense that the girl is always being watched over by the handsome, caring guy. Lots of perilous situations that lead to cute, romantic scenes. Beautiful artwork and heart-throbbing moments! 
reportRecommended by momoxtoshiro
They are both really really cut stories about love, except akagami no shirayuki hime is a bit longer and takes place in the past.  
reportRecommended by Ice_Princess
A sweet and innocent love story with kind characters in which one of them is a prince and the other a nice girl with different haircolor and special ability to cure with plants. 
reportRecommended by Frostedred
Both stories are set in a somewhat historical setting and have elements of steampunk. Akagami no Shirayukihime deals with a prince and a pharmacist while Crookclock is about a rich clockmaker and a maid servant. Akagami no Shirayukihime is focused more towards friendship and dealing with day-to-day happenings while Crookclock is a bit more romance oriented. Both include heart-warming moments and incidents that will cause you to fall out of your chair laughing. 
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The characters look identical, no joke.(but that happens a lot soo...) Both have the male protagonist finding themselves falling in love with the female lead, with the females taking a little longer until they realize their feelings. Both also have this adorable feel to it as you read on. Despite Shirayuki Hime not having any rivalry between the male and female, the two mangas are relatively the same:) I smiled and laughed while reading through both of these<3  
reportRecommended by MelodicVirus
To be honest these two manga are not that similar in terms of plot or characters. ANS is a calm slice of life/political romantic drama with mature characters while TNS is a wacky ninja rom com. But, both series involve a female lead who is incredibly knowledgeable about plants and how to make them into medicine, which often surprises other characters in the story. 
reportRecommended by MeNaK
Both are set on a fictional kingdom and focuses on the romantic relationship between a member of royalty and a commoner. Both has some elements of actions and fantasy, though, Trinity's magical elements is more blatant.  
reportRecommended by Koshi_Inaba
They have a familiar feeling, both female leads are strong and independent while trying to reach their own goals and are connected with a prince/king in some way and life becomes more interesting... 
reportRecommended by XDKeriDX
Both have a protagonist named "Snow White" (ShiraYuki), and while in AnSH the protagonist has Red hair like an apple and knows the cure to poisoned apples, in S.A., the protagonist deeply hates apples and has Red eyes. 
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If you are a fan of the shoujo fantasy Akagami no Shirayuki-hime try The Thief and the Jewel Girl. Similarities are that the girl has special features that make her hunted, also they are both sweet fantasies in the pure fantasy genre. The Thief and the Jewel Girl is a one shot and Akagami no Shirayuki-hime is an ongoing series, so you can read this one shot while you are waiting for new chapters. This is mostly suited to shoujo lovers.  
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Shinobi Life and Akagami no Shirayuki-Hime adapts a similar premise involving a prominent female character who gets themselves involved in complicated matters. Their adventure lands them in a world where they make concrete bonds with others. Thus, expect relationship building between her and various characters that portrays a wide range of emotions. Both series' world fiction also adapts fantasy elements although Shinobi Life has more historical context while Akagami leans more towards shoujo. Also expect romance to develop over the course of both series as we learn more about the main characters. Recommended for fans of fictional adventure. 
reportRecommended by Stark700
Set in a fantasy world, both series takes a rather unique approach at fantasy fiction. The main female characters has strong wills and unique skills that makes them stand out with their roles. Both series has a lot of focus on relationship dynamics. For Maoyuu, there's a bit of politics that is added to the mix while Akagami no Shirayuki-hime revolves with shoujo themes. As their story develops, we learn much more about their world, the roles of the characters, and their purpose. 
reportRecommended by Stark700
The story lines are different, but both manga take place in an old-fashioned medieval-esque time period where there are princess and princesses within different kingdoms. In both stories, the heroine are of different social status, with one being poor and one being a princess of a prestigious country. They both meet guys, who happen to be princes, and a love develops, although Shirayuki is more of a slow love. Both loves are innocent and they both face the obstacles of opposition of their relationship and other guys or women who want to get in the way.  
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