A definite 10 out of 10. Like many anime titles the ending is open in such a way that frankly it can interpreted differently. But it's really the only "downfall" of the entire series. And like so many other fans of the series, I'm hopeful the studio is working on bringing a 2nd season to life - if anything ever deserved it, it's Yona of the Dawn.
Similar to another review, I didn't think of it until they mentioned it but Yona is a bit like Kagome from Inuyasha - she's strong, resilient, intelligent and simply from another time / place...so her journey starts her out as ignorant to the ways of the world she's been thrust into. But she's also a very fast learner and with the help of her protector and friend Hok), as well as the legendary "dragons" she's been directed to find by "the Oracle", Yona grows very quickly into a force to reckoned with while simultaneously, though hiding her true identity, touching nearly every life along the way in some form.
Absolutely worth watching and a solid addition to any collector's shelves.
Similar to another review, I didn't think of it until they mentioned it but Yona is a bit like Kagome from Inuyasha - she's strong, resilient, intelligent and simply from another time / place...so her journey starts her out as ignorant to the ways of the world she's been thrust into. But she's also a very fast learner and with the help of her protector and friend Hok), as well as the legendary "dragons" she's been directed to find by "the Oracle", Yona grows very quickly into a force to reckoned with while simultaneously, though hiding her true identity, touching nearly every life along the way in some form.
Absolutely worth watching and a solid addition to any collector's shelves.