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The 11 pages that link to Shōjo manga, each with the reason it gives.

• MangaBroader topic: Its conventions and readership form another major manga market.

• Hayao MiyazakiRelated: Miyazaki’s early manga work and character design developed alongside postwar manga culture.

• Osamu TezukaRelated: Princess Knight helped broaden the narrative and visual possibilities of girls' manga.

• Shōnen mangaCompared with: Its parallel audience label clarifies that manga demographics are distinct from genre classifications.

• KawaiiRelated: Its expressive characters and decorative imagery helped circulate ideals of charming innocence.

• Rumiko TakahashiCompared with: Her work often crosses audience conventions associated with shōnen and shōjo manga.

• Boys' loveNarrower topic: Boys' love developed within the readership and publishing world of girls' comics.

• Naoko TakeuchiNarrower topic: Takeuchi’s work belongs to this broad publishing tradition.

• Weekly Shōnen MagazineCompared with: Its market positioning differs from the magazine’s shōnen readership focus.

• DoujinshiRelated: Women’s fan networks helped expand manga doujinshi culture.

• YuriNarrower topic: Yuri manga grew within a publishing tradition centered on girls’ inner lives.