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Japanese manga serial and its anime adaptation

Yona of the Dawn
Cover of the commencement volume, featuring Yona
暁のヨナ ( Akatsuki no Yona )
Genre	Take chances[1] Epic fantasy[two] Romance[1] [2]
Manga
Written past	Mizuho Kusanagi
Published past	Hakusensha
English publisher	NA Viz Media
Banner	Hana to Yume Comics
Magazine	Hana to Yume
Demographic	Shōjo
Original run	August 4, 2009 – present
Volumes	37 (List of volumes)
Anime telly series
Directed by	Kazuhiro Yoneda
Written past	Shinichi Inotsume
Music by	Kunihiko Ryo
Studio	Pierrot
Licensed by	NA Funimation
Original network	AT-Ten, Tokyo MX, Sun Idiot box, TV Aichi, RKK, BS11
Original run	October 7, 2014 – March 24, 2015
Episodes	24 + 3 OVA (List of episodes)

Yona of the Dawn (Japanese: 暁のヨナ, Hepburn: Akatsuki no Yona ) ^[a] is a Japanese manga serial written and illustrated past Mizuho Kusanagi. It has been serialized in Hakusensha'south shōjo manga magazine Hana to Yume since August 2009, with its chapters collected in xxx-seven tankōbon volumes as of Dec 2021.

A 24-episode anime television series adaptation produced past Pierrot aired between October 2022 and March 2015.

Plot [edit]

2000 years agone, the fictional nation of Kouka was founded past the Crimson Dragon God, who came downwardly to Globe from the Heavens as a homo, deemed the Crimson Dragon King. It was believed that humans were living in an era full of evil and thirst for ability, where they forgot well-nigh the Gods. The Crimson Dragon Male monarch was eventually forced to fight against these humans, and just equally he was nearly to exist killed and the world was on the brink of extinction, iv other Dragon Gods, imbued with the dragon blood, joined his side as human warriors, and helped him lead Kouka to prosperity. After they had cleared Kouka of evil, the Red Dragon King died. The four Dragon warriors mourned his death and walked separate ways from his castle, leaving the country to develop over the centuries into 5 Tribes: Sky, Globe, Water, Current of air, and Fire. As countless generations flew by, this history became a famous founding myth.

2000 years later, the story commences with Yona, the sole princess of Kouka, ruled by her pacifistic father King Il under the Sky Tribe. Yona lives a lavish, sheltered life from the harrowing reality exterior of the walls of the Crimson Dragon Castle, protected by her bodyguard Hak, full general of the Current of air Tribe, and oft visited by Soo-won, her beat of 10 years and the son of King Il's blood brother, Yoo-hon. Only contrary to this peaceful illusion, Kouka is once again on the verge of destruction and about to undergo a political upheaval.

A week before a party celebrating her sixteenth altogether, Soo-won visits to pay tribute to her. Upon revealing her intention to someday marry him to her father, Yona is shocked and dismayed when King Il pointedly forbids her from choosing Soo-won equally a husband. On the night of her 16th birthday party, Yona visits her father'due south chambers over again, determined to change his mind. Instead, she walks in on Soo-won driving a sword through Male monarch Il's chest, revealing that he'd planned a Putsch and would go Kouka's next King. Yona and Hak become fugitives and are forced to flee to Fuuga, the uppercase of the Wind Tribe. Under the proffer of Hak'southward adopted grandfather and prior Wind Tribe General Son Mundok, Yona and Hak search for an exiled priest who tells her about the Crimson Dragon Rex and four Dragon warriors who unified the nation. Guided by this seemingly fictitious myth, Yona begins a journey to find these warriors in society to survive and save her country.

Characters [edit]

Primary characters [edit]

Yona ( ヨナ )

Voiced past: Chiwa Saitō (Japanese); Monica Rial (English language) ^[3]

Yona is the but princess of Kouka and but child of pacifistic King Il. She is of Sky Tribe descent. Having rare red hair and violet eyes, Yona is the reincarnation of the Crimson Dragon Male monarch. Equally the reincarnation, the four legendary dragon Gods' blood will react to her soul the moment they lay eyes on her, and they will go along to the original Dragon Warrior's oath to protect and fight alongside her. According to Male monarch Il, Yona'southward mother, Queen Kashi, was killed by insurgents when she was 6 years old, but this was later revealed to be a lie; his brother Yu-Hon, had killed her mother. Sheltered in the Crimson Dragon Castle, Yona was very dependent, spoiled, and naive. She was not allowed to touch weapons, nor brought up politically aware, as Male monarch Il had never allowed her to see the world exterior the castle walls. She spent her days with her childhood friends Soo-won and Hak. From an early age, she secretly harbored romantic angel for Soo-won, simply her begetter opposed her from marrying him. Afterwards Soo-won staged a coup to seemingly murder the king, Yona, who accidentally witnessed the aftermath of the scene, was forced to abscond. With Min-Soo distracting those in pursuit and his timely cocky-cede, Yona was able to flee with Hak to the Air current Tribe. Instead of hiding in the Current of air Tribe, she decided to journeying around Kouka to detect the Dragon warriors mentioned in the exiled priest Ik-soo'southward prophecy. Later on opening her eyes to the ruined land of Kouka, she acknowledged and took responsibility for her past ignorance. Losing her father, her castle, her throne, and the homo she loved in just ane night pushed Yona into vowing to become stronger to protect herself, her allies, and somewhen her state during travel in clandestine.

Yona asked Hak to teach her archery and sword fighting. While initially reluctant to impale humans and animals every bit according to her father's pacifistic ideals, Yona somewhen overcame this hesitation against Kum-Ji, the homo trafficking crime lord of Port Awa. Although Yona cannot forgive Soo-won, she still came beyond a few moments when she found herself not wanting to kill him, or still caring near him somewhere in her heart. After realizing that he genuinely cared for her and Hak and is a genuinely skillful - possibly even better - Male monarch than Il, a part of her at present wishes to empathize him and his motives amend. Initially, she wished for revenge, but afterward realized that toppling Soo-won off the throne would but plunge Kouka into chaos, and that living a life fueled past hatred was not the answer. Over fourth dimension, she moves past her previous affections for Soo-won and develops new romantic feelings for Hak. She resolves to someday release Hak of his role every bit her bodyguard, and render his freedom to him then that he can live out his life in whichever way he wants.

Son Hak ( ソン・ハク , Son Haku )

Voiced by: Tomoaki Maeno, Ayahi Takagaki (young) (Japanese); Christopher R. Sabat (English) ^[iii]

He is Yona's childhood best friend and babysitter, as well as the sometime general of the Wind Tribe. He is known as the "Lightning Beast" for his astounding lightning-fast fighting skills, earning him the championship of the strongest soldier in the Kingdom of Kouka, though he is not very famous outside the Sky and Wind Tribes. His talent had already been recognized since he was thirteen years former and he was the first person to defeat a general in combat at such a young age. He was orphaned as a toddler and was adopted by the previous Air current Tribe full general, Son Mundok, as his grandson and heir. He was falsely rumored to be the murderer of Male monarch Il and to take kidnapped Yona, due to them disappearing from the palace the dark of the king's death without public caption.

Hak is unremarkably sarcastic and nonchalant, frequently found teasing Yona, only secretly loved Yona from a young historic period and vowed to protect her on Male monarch Il'south orders at all costs. He considered Soo-won his all-time friend before his betrayal, looking up to him every bit a blood brother. However, knowing that Yona had feelings for Soo-won, Hak suppressed his ain feelings in favor of Yona and Soo-won living happily together. He vowed to exist Soo-won's right-hand human if Soo-won were to ally Yona and get male monarch, and had resolved himself to serving them both for the residuum of his life. Existence a deeply loyal and directly-forward person, he was severely hurt by Soo-won's betrayal and has arguably had a harder time coming to terms with it than Yona. Originally extremely overprotective of Yona, he later grows out of it when he sees her determination to become stronger and begins taking pride in her peppery side. In gainsay, Hak uses a guandao (a glaive-similar bladed pole weapon) equally his main weapon, though he as well appears to be highly proficient with bows, swords, and hand-to-hand combat.

Yoon ( ユン )

Voiced past: Junko Minagawa (Japanese); Clifford Chapin (English) ^[3]

He is an orphan boy who was taken in by the priest, Ik-soo, as an amateur when he was a child. Because of his cute confront and expertise at cooking and making medicine, he is often mistaken for a girl, or teased for this skill set. He constitute Yona and Hak when they roughshod from the cliff after being attacked by Tae-Jun'due south ambush. He initially disliked Yona for being an ignorant princess, but after apologized after witnessing Yona's bravery and willingness to educate herself. His initial hatred for nobles stemmed from the fact that Ik-soo was banished from the kingdom by Soo-won'south male parent, and from his own impoverished babyhood. He e'er dreamed of going on a journey and then that he could learn more well-nigh medicine and the world, merely never did so before due to the fact that he did not want to exit Ik-soo. Subsequently some convincing, Yoon decided to get out and showtime traveling with Yona and Hak. One time the Four Dragons are assembled, he becomes something of a medic and caretaker for the grouping and harbours a close, sibling-like relationship with Yona. He is the merely true non-combatant in the group, though he is capable of making explosives.

Soo-won ( スウォン , Suwon )

Voiced by: Yūsuke Kobayashi, Nozomi Yamamoto (immature) (Japanese); Micah Solusod (English) ^[3]

Yona's cousin and first honey, he is the son of Rex Il's brother, Yu-Hon, and currently Kouka's 11th King of the Sky Tribe. Growing upwards, he was close childhood friends with Yona and Hak, loving Yona like a younger sister and Hak as an elder brother. In the wake of Yona's mother Kashi's death, Soo-won comforted Yona and promised to be past her side in her mother'southward identify, which largely contributed to her falling in dearest with him. He was likewise Hak'southward best friend and confidant for many years, and the ii of them learned spearmanship and archery under Mundok, as well as greatly admired each other as children. When around others, Soo-won maintains a facade of being a clumsy and carefree young man, hiding his true intelligence and shrewdness. After his father was killed by Il, who ruled for 10 years and caused Kouka Kingdom to suffer under his pacifism, Soo-won conspired with the Fire Tribe to kill him and take over the throne. With King Il dead, Yona missing and presumed expressionless, and Hak presumed to have killed them both and on the run as a criminal, Soo-won is crowned the Male monarch of Kouka and vows to recreate it into a land that never relies on gods. Even though he hated King Il and declared he will dispose of anyone who gets in his way, Soo-won nonetheless cares for both Yona and Hak. He hides the fact that Yona is nevertheless alive from his followers after he discovers this, and pointedly avoids absorbing or attacking Hak when given the opportunity. Despite the underhanded method he chose to proceeds the throne, he has actually been a good influence on Kouka; hence, Yona decides she does non want to seek revenge confronting him. Although he does non wish to sacrifice individuals, he is prepared to make sacrifices in order to uphold the stability of the country. Subsequently, he is revealed past Zeno to have inherited an incurable disease from his mother, Yon-How-do-you-do, due to existence a descendant of Hiryuu. This illness had an overwhelming influence in forming his arguably atheist outlook and hatred of religion.

Dragon Warriors [edit]

Kija ( キジャ )

Voiced past: Masakazu Morita, Haruka Chisuga (immature) (Japanese); Ian Sinclair (English) ^[3]

The descendant and inheritor of the White Dragon's claw. Kija spent about of his life isolated in his hidden hamlet whose people venerated him. He is naive and gullible, with a crippling fear of bugs. Out of all four dragons, Kija was the nearly immediately loyal to Yona, having been raised on the tale of Hiryuu and possessing a strong sense of duty equally the White Dragon. As all the previous White Dragons were raised much the same as he was and bore the same eagerness to serve Hiryuu, Kija is the unknowing vessel of the departed spirits of several generations of White Dragons. His father—the previous generation's White Dragon—was then upset that a new dragon had been born, he slashed Kija across the dorsum presently after his birth. As such, he was kept away from Kija until the moment he died and Kija still bears the scars across his back well into adulthood. Originally, he ofttimes bickered with Hak, believing that an outsider has no place protecting Hiryuu's reincarnation and taking offence to Hak's "White Ophidian" nickname for him. All the same, as time went on, they develop respect, trust, and friendship over their mutual desire to protect Yona. He also harbours a modest crush on Yona, but instead actively chooses not to interfere with her growing angel for Hak. Kija wields his dragon hook in combat, which grows massive in size and is said to be able to cut through anything. When non in combat, he wraps his claw in a bandage to avoid attracting attention. Along with Zeno, Jae-ha, and Shin-ah, he has a secondary ability to manifest a shield to protect Yona in dire situations.

Shin-ah ( シンア )

Voiced by: Nobuhiko Okamoto, Sanae Kobayashi (immature) (Japanese); Eric Vale (English) ^[iii]

The descendant and inheritor of the Blue Dragon's eyes. In dissimilarity to Kija's people, Shin-ah's village feared the inheritors of the Blue Dragon'southward powers, believing them to exist cursed. This fear was so extreme that when Shin-ah was born, his female parent killed herself. Considering the villagers believe that those who look the dragon in the eyes will plough into rock, Shin-ah had a lonely childhood and thus, grew very quiet and socially awkward. He was raised to age 4 past the previous Blueish Dragon, Ao, who taught him swordsmanship and his duty to protect the village. Soon after Ao's death, Shin-ah used the power of his eyes to protect his village from budgeted bandits, killing all of them. This forced the entire clan to flee their onetime village and move into their hidden mountain abode, inside which Yona, Yoon, Hak and Kija later meet him several years in the future. Despite initial hesitance to join her, he saves Yona from a malicious villager and eventually chooses to leave the village with her. While growing up, Shin-ah was referred to only equally the Bluish Dragon and did non have a proper noun, and thus Yona named him "Shin-ah", meaning "moonlight" in the language of Kouka. Shin-ah is able to encounter great distances, manifest horrifying hallucinations and induce heart attacks to those he uses his eyes on. Afterward using his dragon power, however, Shin-ah's torso becomes paralyzed for a short time.

To avoid making center contact, Shin-ah covers his face with a mask, though he later takes to wearing a blindfold to avoid the attention his mask attracts. Eventually, he grows comfortable enough with the rest of the group that he only covers his optics in public. Shin-ah is usually accompanied by his pet squirrel, Ao, named after the previous Bluish Dragon. He is extremely loyal to Yona, due to her being one of the first people to be kind towards him since the death of his predecessor. He is besides particularly shut to Zeno, and the two are often seen playing or spending time together. He mainly wields a sword in battle, choosing non to use his powers for anything other than as a last resort. Along with Zeno, Jae-ha and Kija, he has a secondary power to manifest a shield to protect Yona in dire situations.

Jae-ha ( ジェハ )

Voiced by: Junichi Suwabe (Japanese); Joel McDonald (English)

The descendant and inheritor of the Green Dragon's right leg. Jae-Ha was kept prisoner in his hamlet until he eventually escaped and joined a pirate crew in Awa. Sensing their presence when they get in in Awa, Jae-Ha tries to avoid Yona and the White and Bluish Dragons because he did not want to exist constrained by his duty, and he initially declines Yona's invitation to bring together her. All the same, he is intrigued past Yona'south spirit and determination, and despite his concerns that his dragon blood is influencing his feelings, he leaves the pirate coiffure and joins Yona on her journey. Jae-Ha is laid back, flamboyant, and a womanizer, merely is also observant and wiser due to his older historic period and experiences. He is aware of Hak'southward feelings for Yona and likes to tease him near it, much to Hak'south frequent annoyance. Despite his earlier reservations about joining them, Jae-Ha eventually becomes a surrogate older brother to the group, and develops a close friendship with Hak—who only e'er refers to him equally "Tareme", oft translated to "Droopy Eyes". He harbours some romantic affection toward Yona himself, just chooses non to pursue her due to their historic period gap and out of respect for Hak and the obvious feelings Yona holds for him. Jae-Ha has space strength in his dragon leg, which allows him to kick hard enough to shatter armour and jump far enough that he appears to fly. He can enlarge his leg as Kija does his manus, still, prefers not to do and so since he dislikes the look of it. Jae-Ha mainly utilizes his powerful leg for close combat and throws daggers every bit long-range weapons. Along with Zeno, Shin-ah, and Kija, he has a secondary ability to manifest a shield to protect Yona in dire situations.

Zeno ( ゼノ )

Voiced by: Hiro Shimono (Japanese); Josh Grelle (English language)

The Yellow Dragon warrior. In dissimilarity to the other dragon warriors, Yona did not have to go searching for him as he wandered into their camp. Zeno is cheerful and upbeat, and is usually smiling—behaviours adopted from his late wife, Kaya. Seemingly carefree, Zeno is really the most observant of the group, chop-chop communicable notice of anything unusual. It is revealed that Zeno is the original Yellow Dragon Warrior who served Rex Hiryuu (making him about ii thousand years sometime) and that he has been following Yona ever since she fled the castle. He also visited the young Dragon Warriors when Yona was built-in, which is only very vaguely recalled past Kija, who was four at the fourth dimension. Zeno admits that, unlike the other 3 dragons, he did not sense any 'awakening' when he first saw Yona and does not initially show any special abilities. Zeno's dragon power is immortality; his trunk regenerates, even if he is beheaded or burned alive. When he uses this power, dragon scales cover his trunk and he becomes as strong as the White Dragon and can jump every bit high as the Green Dragon. Zeno used to live in Hiryuu palace and functioned as Kouka'south first Priest, simply he was forced to exit when the public started to notice that he did not age. Zeno unremarkably wields a shield in combat to protect Yoon and Yona from projectile attacks. He reserves his power for a concluding resort, as it does entail him having to exist gravely wounded to have consequence. Forth with Shin-ah, Jae-ha and Kija, he has a secondary ability to manifest a shield to protect Yona in dire situations.

Others [edit]

Ik-soo ( イクス , Ikkusu )

Voiced by: Junichi Kanemaru (Japanese); Jerry Jewell (English)

He is a impuissant High Priest and Oracle of the Kouka Kingdom and was Yoon'southward guardian. He spends his days in isolation praying to the gods for guidance and for the happiness of the people. He reveals a prophecy to Yona that marks the start of her search for the Four Dragon Warriors.

Lee Geun-tae ( イ・グンテ , I Gunte )

Voiced by: Masaki Aizawa (Japanese); Brandon Potter (English) ^[three]

He is the general of the World Tribe and the husband of Yoon-Ho. He serves under Soo-won's dominion after acknowledging Soo-won'southward strength during the Battle Game Festival held in Chi'shin. As a general who fought during Emperor Joo-nam's era (Yona and Soo-won'southward grandfather), he is a warrior dedicated to the battlefield and has been eager to fight on the forepart lines again. His tribe admires him, though he insists on them treating him similar an ordinary citizen.

Son Mundok ( ソン・ムンドク , Son Mundoku )

Voiced by: Katsuhiko Sasaki (Japanese); Kent Williams (English language)

He is the former General and leader of the Wind Tribe. He is the adoptive grandfather of Hak. Before his retirement, he was known as a general whose force was compared to General Yu-Hon's. Despite his strict behavior and advent, Mundok cares deeply for the Wind Tribe and the purple family, to whom he is quite loyal. He has a kind heart and adopted two orphans equally his grandchildren: Hak and Tae-Yeon.

Kan Tae-jun ( カン・テジュン , Kan Tejun )

Voiced by: Takahiro Sakurai (Japanese); Christopher Bevins (English)

Tae-jun is the 2nd son of the Fire Tribe Full general Kan Soo-jin. He was determined to brand Yona his wife initially but to inherit the throne of Kouka Kingdom, though it is revealed after he mistakenly believes that she is dead that he genuinely liked her. Because of Hak intervening in his brash attempts to courtroom Yona for years, he harbors a vendetta confronting Hak and actively tries to have him killed later Hak and Yona escaped the castle. During his pursuit, he inadvertently caused both of them to fall from a cliff, leading Tae-jun to believe that he had killed Yona. This left Tae-jun heavily depressed and guilty over the ordeal for months. He is finally reunited with Yona when his brother assigned him to capture bandits said to be driving off Burn down Tribe soldiers from collecting taxes — which was really Yona and her group defending the poor from existence abused past the military. Due to his extreme happiness that Yona is alive, Tae-jun fully repented his actions and resolved to change the lives of the Burn down Tribe's people, earning him respect from his subordinates and Yona herself. He later remains a valuable ally to Yona and her group from that indicate onward, even agreeing to take chances treason at her asking.

An Lili ( アン・リリー , Ahn Riri )

Lili is the only girl of Water Tribe General An Joon-gi. She is a confident, spunky girl around Yona'due south age with big ambitions to assistance solve the overwhelming drug issues that plague the Water Tribe. All the same, her efforts are impaired by her overly-protective father with whom she shares a distant, strained relationship. She initially thought that Yona and her group were suspicious, and thus involved in the drug trade. Even so, upon shadowing Yona's group for a few hours and being saved past them when attacked by a drug addict, she comes to realize that they share a common goal. With the combined efforts of herself, Yona's grouping, and an incognito Soo-won, they are successfully able to arrest the reigning drug lord in the Water Tribe. Lili and Yona's group squad up once again afterwards this to quell the Water Tribe's drug and slave trade in Kai (a neighbouring nation), resulting in Lili and Yona beingness kidnapped by the enemy and sold as slaves in retribution for their drug-ban efforts. They eventually break out from the slave army camp, simply Lili is caught in one case once more and sent to be hanged. She is rescued in the knick of fourth dimension past Lili's personal guards and Yona'due south group, aided past from Soo-won's and Joon-Gi'south forces—most notably, a articulation effort betwixt Hak and Soo-won. Her near-decease feel and her anti-drug trade efforts resulted in Lili gaining strong respect from the people of the H2o Tribe.

From that point onward, Lili becomes a common ally between Yona and Soo-won. She boasts a close friendship and loyalty to Yona, merely as well a blooming camaraderie with Soo-won, along with a deep gratitude for his role in her rescue. She is ane of the few characters exterior of Yona's companions who, non knowing her before her father's death, is privy to Yona's truthful identity equally the true heir to the Kouka throne. She is too considered a valid marriage option for Soo-won by her begetter and some of the other generals of Kouka, though much to her distaste, as she has a vanquish on the much admired General Geun-tae. She is a neutral party in the conflict between Soo-won and Yona, but has publicly announced her friendship and loyalty to Yona to thousands of Heaven Tribe and Water Tribe troops.

Media [edit]

Manga [edit]

Mizuho Kusanagi launched the series in Hakusensha'due south Hana to Yume manga magazine on Baronial iv, 2009.^[4] The serial has been collected into 37 bound volumes. On October ix, 2015, N American manga publisher Viz Media announced at their New York Comic Con panel that they have licensed the manga and will begin releasing information technology in summertime 2016.^[5] The serial went on hiatus starting with 2016'south eleventh issue, on April 25, 2016, due to the earthquakes in Kumamoto, where Kusanagi lives.^[6] It resumed in the twelfth issue on May 20, 2016.^[7]

Anime [edit]

A 24-episode anime television series adaptation produced by Pierrot aired betwixt October 7, 2014, and March 24, 2015, on AT-10. Funimation has licensed the anime series for streaming and home video rights in North America. Kickoff on March 17, 2015, Funimation streamed their dubbed version of the anime, starting with episode xiii while the first one-half of the season will be released at a later date. The first opening theme is an instrumental song past Kunihiko Ryo, called "Akatsuki no Yona" ( 暁のヨナ , lit. significant Yona of the Dawn). The first ending theme is Yoru ( 夜 , lit. significant Night) by Vistlip. The 2nd opening theme is "Akatsuki no Hana", by Cyntia.^[8] The 2d ending theme is "Akatsuki", by Akiko Shikata.^[ix] Three original video animations were bundled with the manga's 19th, 21st and 22nd limited edition volumes, respectively. The first OVA was released on September 18, 2015, the 2nd OVA was released on Baronial xix, 2016, and the tertiary OVA was released on December twenty, 2016.^{[10] [xi]}

See also [edit]

• The Heroic Fable of Arslan, a long-running novel series with a like premise.

Notes [edit]

1. ^ Subtitled The daughter standing in the blush of dawn

References [edit]

1. ^ ^{a b} "The Official Website for Yona of the Dawn Manga". Viz Media. Retrieved May 29, 2018.
2. ^ ^{a b} Loo, Egan (July 1, 2014). "Akatsuki no Yona Shōjo Fantasy Manga Gets TV Anime". Anime News Network . Retrieved July one, 2014. The manga is an "epic fantasy romance ready in a land in ruins."
3. ^ ^{a b c d east f g} Lee, Michelle (2015-03-14). "English Cast Announcement for Yona of the Dawn". Funimation.com Weblog.
4. ^ "Mugen Spiral'southward Kusanagi Starts Akatsuki no Yona Manga". Anime News Network. August v, 2009. Retrieved August 28, 2014.
5. ^ "Viz Media Adds Kuroko's Basketball, Haikyu!, Yona of the Dawn Manga". Anime News Network. October 9, 2015. Retrieved Oct 9, 2015.
6. ^ "Yona of the Dawn Manga Goes on Indefinite Hiatus Later Kumamoto Earthquakes". Anime News Network. Apr 28, 2016. Retrieved April 28, 2016.
7. ^ "Yona of the Dawn Manga to Resume on May xx". Anime News Network. May two, 2016. Retrieved May 2, 2016.
8. ^ "Cyntia Performs Yona of the Dawn Anime's 2nd Opening". Anime News Network. January 17, 2015. Retrieved January nineteen, 2015.
9. ^ "Akiko Shikata to Perform Yona of the Dawn Anime'due south 2nd Catastrophe". Anime News Network. December 10, 2014. Retrieved January 6, 2015.
10. ^ "Akatsuki no Yona OAD Ship With 19th Manga Volume in September". Anime News Network. May 24, 2015. Retrieved January 5, 2017.
11. ^ "Yona of the Dawn Gets New 2-Part OVA Adapting Manga's Zeno Arc". Anime News Network. March 17, 2016. Retrieved March 17, 2016.

External links [edit]

• Official Hana to Yume Yona of the Dawn manga site (in Japanese)
• Official Yona of the Dawn anime site (in Japanese)
• Yona of the Dawn (manga) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

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