Comparing two lists keeping duplicates but removing same items in indexed positions in Python

Question

I have two lists:

List1 = ['One', 'Two', 'Three', 'Five', 'Seven', 'Ten', ' Two', 'One'] 
List2 = ['Nine', 'Two', 'Seven', 'Five' , 'Five', 'Three',  'One', 'One']

The lists are of the same size.

What I want is, to match list1 with list2 by indexes and remove the matching items in list2 if the corresponding indexed item is the same. Otherwise it shouldn’t remove the items. Duplicates can exist in non indexed positions in the Newlist2.

This is what I expect:

List1:#Same as the previous

NewList2 = ['Nine', 'Seven', 'Five', 'Three', 'One']

Answer 1

NewList2 = [ y for (x, y) in zip(List1, List2) if x != y ]