Finally, in chapter 175, Hak and Yona finally share a kiss after he had rescued her from the Kai castle and was greatly shocked when Yona finally told him that she was in love with him as well.
One of the first hints where Yona starts to feel attracted to Hak is in chapter 63, when she really starts to notice Hak sleeping next to her and how she feels nervous.
Kija is in love with Yona, just as Yoon, Zeno, Jae-Ha and Shin-Ah are, though, like them, his love is deep for reasons besides romance. As such, his love for her is of that: a man who greatly admires a leader. Kija spent his whole life wanting to meet his master Hiryuu, and he finally did.
Having rare red hair and violet eyes, Yona is the reincarnation of the Crimson Dragon King. As the reincarnation, the four legendary dragon Gods' blood will react to her soul the moment they lay eyes on her, and they will keep to the original Dragon Warrior's oath to protect and fight alongside her.
Canon. Hak and Yona share a deep bond that was built from their childhood and into the hardships they have experienced through their adolescence. Hak was appointed Yona's personal bodyguard by her father, King Il, a highly prestigious role.
Yona was not able to kill him, even though this may have been favorable for her, so is he not able to kill neither her nor Hak. And there is the little fact that Soo Won hates Hiryuu greatly.
Because of his kind and gentle disposition towards her, Yona fell in love with him, but he on the other hand loved her as a younger sister to be protected, oblivious to her feelings until 10 years later. Even after betraying Yona and their friendship, he still worries for her safety.
They had years of history, and she considered him her lifelong companion, the one she wanted to be with for the rest of her life. However, because of the s*** he did, she'll never consider him a friend again, let alone lover. Yona once loved Soo-Won, yes, but she also loved her father, and she can never forgive him.
He's not a bad person. He's not a bad king. He didn't take the throne for power's sake. He made a personal sacrifice in betraying Yona and Hak, and seeing them alive is the only salve for the guilt he carries for that.
Image Gallery. Soo-Won (????, Suwon?) is the current king of Kouka Kingdom, and the 11th king of the Sky Tribe as well as the anti-hero of the manga and anime series, Akatsuki no Yona. He is the son of the deceased General Yu-Hon and Lady Yong-Hi, the older cousin of Princess Yona, and the childhood friend of Hak.
He was the red dragon god who descended from the heavens and took on human form to rule a kingdom on Earth. 2000 years or so after his death, he reincarnated in Yona the current heir to the Kouka throne and his bloodline is still alive and well with Soo-Won being one of his known living descendants.
However, Min-Soo is thought to be dead after being shot by the archers in the process.
So Zeno is the most powerful no doubt in my opinion. But it's not without situational flaws. The other 3 are harder to pin down. Unlike Zeno they can display their power at will and don't have to wait to be cut or harm themselves to activate it.
No. Nothing we have seen thus far in anyway indicates that Il was evil. He was vehemently pacifistic and after his wife was murdered he became extermely overprotective of his daughter, he wanted to keep her away from any kind of danger and violence, that might not be healthy but it isn't evil.
After his near-death in the fugitive arc, Yona insists on being taught self-defense so that she can protect both herself and her companions. Her accuracy also improved and she is now able to fire a one-shot kill against humans and animals without hesitation.
Currently, the official release date of Yona of the Dawn Season 2 has not arrived yet. However, it will be announced shortly. If the green flag appears in 2021, the sequel's release date maybe somewhere in the early to mid-2022.
Let's be real here: Soo-won is the only real antagonist in the story. Everybody else is just fodder wannabe who exists solely to be Yona's stepping stone as she ascends towards her fated confrontation with Soo-won.
Categorized as historical fiction, Yona of the Dawn is loosely based on the Three Kingdoms of Korea period and draws its inspiration from traditional Korean culture, retold as a Japanese anime that aired from October 2014 to March 2015.
"Shin-Ah" is a name that means "moonlight" in the language of Kouka. Although he is physically around 17, Zeno has lived for thousands of years, making Shin-Ah the youngest of the current dragons.
Yona ends up with her group of dragons fighting a corrupt Lord. Yona signals to her dragons to attack the ship where she is being held as a prisoner. After the fighting is almost concluded the Lord manages to almost get away.
