Denpa-teki na Kanojo

The similarities are evident. Stalkers, mysteries, murders, blood, baseball bats, tasers, red-haired psychotic girls, blue & white uniforms, 1 guy & many girls: all these things surely will remind you of Higurashi. 

Mysterious murders, psychopathic girls, blood and horror. These shows have them all and if you enjoyed one, the other would be a great watch too. 

Both anime are mysterious. What's more some characters are similar... eg Miya Satsuki looks alike to Rena Ryuuguu, Ame Ochibana resemble to Rika Furude... 

Both involve crazed girls trying to kill everyone. 

Same ambiance ; Mystery, horror, serial killers and an innocent main character surronded by suspicious girls. It's enough violent , tripped , and as interesting as Higurashi.  

A bunch of lunatics, along with torture and murder, but a somewhat normal guy. Very Similar, except Denpateki isn't nearly as close to a mindf*ck as Higurashi. Both are brilliant! 

Both series features some prominent violent scenes involving death and murder. There is blood to be spilled as well as a strange mystery-like atmosphere present in the background of the series. Both series also have the school setting, contain yandere like characters, and plot twists. Both series are horrific and intelligent performed in a well way that are sure to be worth the time to watch. 

Higurashi no Naku Koro ni and Denpa Teki na Kanojo show how tragic situations can affect on your psyche. Plot is divided on some stories (just like slice of life) which give informations about personalities of characters. This type of narration is quite enjoyable and good for them. Characters of theses serials are really similar. They are rather typical for harem anime but their problems which have to deal are very good and give lots of fun. But the best point of these titles is great atmosphere. it is really deep and you feel that something wrong will happen but you never know what and when. Atmosphere is the thing by which you can't stop watching and you have to know what will be in the next scene or episode. So if you like dark atmosphere, interesting characters and very good plot, these animes are for you. read more 

Both mislead the viewer initially, only to take some very interesting turns later on. For the best experience, watch without reading the plot or reviews. The vibe and the feel they give off is very interesting, and with both shows it is hard to pinpoint what exactly makes them good. 

Similar atmosphere, many characters are mentally unstable and are very homogenous to the characters in Higurashi and is on the subject of mysterious crimes including murder. You'll probably find something that you enjoy in this anime.  

Girl protecting the boy, mysterious atmosphere, murders,therefore DTNK is far more realistic than MN 

Both great anime with a deep story even though Denpa teki na Kanojo is a 2 Eps. OVA but both get you thinking and suck you into its twists  

Creepy schoolgirl stalkers with a cute side, some gore and mindscrew, and Japanese schoolgirls being your average Japanese schoolgirls, bloody knifes included. DTK being an OVA suffers quality-wise, but voiceacting is very nice, and the thriller feeling is just as good. 

The heroine and hero have the same relationship kind've. Both anime have grim and dark mood and feeling. Both anime have amazing and interesting storyline full of grotesque characters 

It's similar in terms of story and atmosphere. Both also include some yanderes, mass murders, and messed up images. 

The female protagonists creepily stalk the male protagonists and show their usefulness once the male protagonist is in danger. 

both have protective girls with no fear, and both shouldve ended better 

Both have a male lead being supported/protected by a determined female lead. 

Both are involved in solving an abnormal murder case. Kara no Kyoukai has a more supernatural tone then Denpa teki na Kanojo. If you like one of them then you'll definitely like the other. 

Both series contains mystery and elements of horror and suspense. Both series' stories are dark, twisted, and has a strange nature but is surprisingly enjoyable to watch. The style of the storytelling in both series are also similar as well as the tone. Both series' main protagonists are also somewhat similar. 

Both of these shows have a lot of similarities. The format is similar, the story-telling style is similar, the mood and pacing is pretty much the same. Both stories contain a kind-hearted, yet strong male lead along with a mysterious girl. Both girl characters are yandere. Both contain a good bit of graphic content and a few psychotic characters. And of course, both shows are brilliantly written and ultimately fantastic.  

Have a sinister similar atmosphere and a thriller aspect as in both case the main duo has to face some murder cases. Also show the psychology of some broken characters. Although I believe that Kara no Kyoukai is better due to better art, music and allows much more character depth due to its 7 movies length. 

Dark urban setting. Deep but nuanced themes and intensely gripping. If you like the Kara no Kyoukai franchise check out the the short 2( double lenghth) episodes ova Denpa-teki na Kanojo 

Interplay between Main Characters and Love Interests is similar. Both have Neo-Noir themes. 

These two anime have such a similar feel to them that I‘m convinced that they have to be siblings in some way. The most obvious point is the atmosphere. The scenes are long, the voices are calm, the scenery is big and the feeling is mysterious. They understand that immersion comes from a balance of cinematic means (i.e. camera, music, color, etc.) and an engaging story doesn‘t simply entertain the viewer, but engages them emotionally or logically (mostly the latter for these two). Another very similar aspect is the dialogue. It‘s unusual, sometimes even unnatural, but at the same time thoughtful, interesting and information packed. You‘ll want to pay close attention, especially whenever the motivation of an antagonist is discussed. Finally, the themes and thematic execution are also quite similar. KnK covers a broader range of themes, simply because it has more time to do so, but in their core, both of these anime talk about the psychological reasons why people hurt others, blurring the lines of victim and culprit in the process. I could go on about character dynamics, art and setting, but you get the point. I personally think that if you enjoy one of the two, you‘re almost guaranteed to like the other.  read more 

The city has a serial killer but nobody knows how it is. Both Anime have this as their base story line with minor elements to make them different. 

Mysterious murders with unknown suspects. Crazy psychopathic girls and a guy whos caught in the middle. If you enjoyed one of the shows, the other is a must watch. 

Mysterious murders with unknown suspects. Crazy psychopathic girls and a guy whos caught in the middle. If you enjoyed one of the shows, the other is a must watch. 

Pseudo-Harem Style with "crazy" girls and a male main character who tries to discover the "truth" about strange events. 

The unsuspecting element, the odd gloomy atmosphere, and the mystery the urks around the theme of the anime. Though without the supernatural element present in ChaoS;Head, it still presents it's own unique element to make up for that difference. Overall it's a great anime despite only being an OVA with two episodes. 

Both of these anime are dark mysteries with gruesome deaths involving high school students.  

Two works of terror, carried out by 2 school boys, a strange girl, which the protagonist suspected of her. These kids are wrapped up in the mysteries that live around them, and will try to find an answer to their questions. A supernatural air can be felt by mixing the anguish, the terror of the human being and the daily life of the characters trying to keep going, although they hide chilling secrets, after each death, after each case 

They are both of the mystery/horror genre, although another has more horror and also a supernatural element that Kanojo doesn't have. They both contain plot twists and somehow give a similar vibe. Although Another is a lot longer. 

Both have an ominous aura, even though “another” is much more dark. On one side you have “another”, which is super gory with some nOice mystery/investigation themes in it. then you have “denpa-teki na kanojo” which is good because it also has that feel of mystery/investigation. What drew me in “denpa-teki” was it's female protagonist which both had that uncertian feeling, you know that feeling of not knowing if she's on the good guys side or the bad guys's At first in “denpa” there's a female protagonist who you don't really know where she came from, just like in “another”, but she quickly loses that. and on the other hand misaki from “another” keeps that unknown vibe til the (marvelous) last episode. In concluison, if you liked the, in my opinion, very similar mystery vibe from denpa you'll love the mystery sensation from another and vice versa. read more 

Ryougi Shiki Love and Ame have a unique personality. other similar aspects, which are both animes the protagonist is a boy and a mysterious girl. 

In both there is a serial killer loose in town. Both feature a mysterious girl that acts very suspicious and a male protagonist being intrigued by said girl and trying to solve the mystery. 

Interplay between Main Characters and Love Interests is similar. Both have Neo-Noir themes. 

Both are focused around the concept of karmic justice and a focus of the worst of the worst humanity has to offer as well too and a strange girl that one of the characters gets involved with as well too.  

both anime have different dark stories each episode considering things like murder, crimes and harassment plus jigoku shoujo has a main girl character with a similar calm personality to ame . . . jigoku shoujo is about sending souls that have committed dark sins to hell through a website called hell link denpa-teki na kanojo is about a girl helping the main character solve who the culprits are of ongoing dark cases i hope you'll try it ☜(˚▽˚)☞ both are very good 

Young girl who seems to know everything helps solve mysteries with very adult themes. Kamisama is more humorous, while Denpa is more dark. 

Both Solve mystery, girls with long black hair, High School Detective themes 

Super strong and smart but cute girls who kind-of-stalk-in-denpa-but-are-definitely-stalkers-in-mirai nikki. The boy at first is scared/worried/angry at the girl, but the boy gets used to it. In the end, they actually fall in love. Well, more so in Mirai Nikki then Denpa teki na Kanojo. Anyway, both are horror with action and romance. While watching Denpa, I kept thinking Mirai Nikki. .too bad at the end- whoops, almost slipped. No spoilers.  

Both are intriguing OVA with mistery, romance, dark vibe and interesting characters  

They both have girls who believe in something made believe and the guy has to go certain lengths to deal with them. However, Denpa Onna to Seishun Otoko is like the more. . . childish one. I mean, don't get me wrong, Denpa Onna is still fantastic and has a handful of mature parts, but Denpa teki na Kanojo is. . . practically 100% mature. However, both are pretty damn good so i'd recommend both.  

Strange situations with unusual girlfriends, the story is very unique and very captivating at the same time, also both have a comedy and drama side to with. Showing different kind of bonds and relations between the main characters and their evolution through the series. Anyway, these two animes are unique in their way of story development and how it's played out. In both series, the protagonist meets a strange girl whom they eventually date and face other obstacles together. Both series have school as a background but the story elements make it difficult to predict what happens next. Both are very cute on their own way. read more 

Both are thrillers with a stalker and mysterious murders with lots of psychological issues. Great artwork and some gore too. However, there are some big differences as Denpa Teki na Kanojo is a school life setting with a male lead & a harem theme to it as well, while Perfect Blue has a female lead set in the pop industry. 

In an overwhelmingly normal modern day setting, there are no normal girls to be found in these two harem style romance full of psychopathic, idiotic and unrealistically stereotypical chick. That's an offense to the real world. 

Interplay between Main Characters and Love Interests is similar. Both have Neo-Noir themes. 

One guy surrounded by numerous girls with a creative variety of psychological issues and violent tendencies. Both depict violence, gore, and associated depravity without pulling any punches and have some rather unsexy sexual content; neither is exactly a mood-boosting feel-good series. Denpateki na Kanojo doesn't really bother with cultivating the romatic relationship School Days busies itself with; it's more like if the end of School Days was all there was to a series -- and it ends up working quite well!