 If you liked
Claymore
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Gokukoku no Brynhildr
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There's an instinctive to craft a story with powerful female fighters in both series. While they follow a different premise with a contrast in their settings, both series unifies the concept of fantasy/supernatural horror. The main male female characters from both series possesses incredible powers that are capable of superhuman feats. Throughout both series, we learn about the most prominent of these fighters including their personalities, origins, and even some background story. Both series also relies on flashbacks to tell events from the past that has profound influence relating to events of the present.
When it is read, similarity between two series can be seen. The feelings and emotions of main characters, who are women in both, are very similar. Both contain experiment settings which is conducted in the background story. In addition, in both, only women are used for some works to be done and while thay are doing, they use some power different than humans. Yet, in the Claymore, women are more mature as mentally and serious and the atmosphere is darker than Gokukoku no Brynhildr.