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Chobits

Chobits

Alternative Titles

English: Chobits
Japanese: ちょびっツ

Information

Type: TV
Episodes: 26
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Apr 3, 2002 to Sep 25, 2002
Duration: 24 min. per episode
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
L represents licensing company

Statistics

Score: 7.761 (scored by 32079 users)
Ranked: #5552
Popularity: #18
Members: 47,946
Favorites: 847
1 indicates a weighted score
2 based on the top anime page.

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comedy drama ecchi romance sci-fi

Recommendations Submitted by Users

again, a boy is having a sexy cute girl alone with him in his appartment =]
both about love between humans and robots x_x
reportRecommended by momo - Add to favorites
Both are about finding a girl with no memory but both have hidden powers that awaken sporaticly in the story. Both girls could only say their names in the begining and have cute ears/horns. Both have ecchi. :D Only difference is Chobits is more of a romace and Elfen Led is full of violence and gore.
Both titles explore the similar lore of human interaction and the border between seeing an android as a living breathing entity or appliance such as a stove or a car. relationships are key in both series as the protagonist have varying views on whether to follow the discrimination against androids, giving them 'real' feelings or simply accepting them as man-made devices for varying uses. Unlike chobits, Eve No Jikan does not hold the same aesthetics's in design, there are more fine lines and deeper colors along with 3D visualization and some computer generated effects. This gives Eve no Jikan a more mature look then chobits which is more directed to a teen audience.
Both are romantic comedies with harem in them. They both also have a main character that seems like a loser at first, but end up with a beautiful girl at the end.
reportRecommended by ejm0 - Add to favorites
They both have an air of innocence about the main female character. The whole idea that love can conquer all is a theme throughout both series. They both have a fair amount of fan service in them. However, Ai Yori Aoshi has a bit of a harem twist that Chobits doesn't really have at all. They're both well-animated, touching love stories that I recommend to anyone that likes to watch romantic comedies.
Angelic layer is based on same universe, but on previous age where the technology behind chobits were developing. It is separate story, only the sidelines of the story bring this up.
The technology used by these dolls later on developped as body structure for chobit units.
reportRecommended by JHawx - Add to favorites
just watch and see = P
very cute, moe, both are funny and with cute creatures
The characters are very similar..
They're both harem with incredibly beautiful girls. Both guys are loserish guys who get a hold of their love interests in interesting ways. Ah! My Goddess has less of a plot than Chobits but both are great fun.
Both series can give a lot of fun!
They have nice pop opening xD
reportRecommended by Autre - Add to favorites
The both start out very cute but end with mostly romance and drama, and are both made by Clamp. :)
Love the characters in Clamp, then watch the original shows.
Both series are about a guy getting a female robot to satisfy their desire for a girlfriend. Female protagonists in the 2 shows resemble each other as they both have long & golden ponytails.
both characters love his "boyfriend" and they do everything for him
The atmosphere in both animes isn't very much alike, but they do have some stuff in common.
First of all, a young, pretty character having cat-like ears with lost memories suddenly coming into a relationship with a handsome stranger.
They both focus on relatioships, their hardships and, most of all, looking for the only one person to love. This is often mentioned in these two series.
They are both very touching, funny at times and romantic.
reportRecommended by Lacri - Add to favorites
Main character lives with a none-human female. The setting and such are quite different, though the enjoyment factor is about the same. Plus there's the ecchi moments you'd expect from such shows, because of the circumstances that are brought up.
The main characters are robots and are similar to each other. They are cute and nice beings that were left by their previous owner to be found by someone who really cares about them. All in futuristic Japan where robots are nothing extraordinary and are common part of everyday life.
Both have androids and question about; can machines have feelings/emotions? So far I have not seen the whole anime of Android Ana Maico 2010, but there is a small relationship between the android and another human person. The android of both animes also seems to have a secret with their owner or creator.

I think Chobits is better because Android Ana Maico 2010 focus very much only inside of the radio station. Chobits also have much more to offer.
reportRecommended by XzaR - Add to favorites
Has an overall good feel, though does delve into dark and misterious pasts and scenes to give a deeper story that makes you wonder if theres more than meets the eye.
hilarious,lovable, well same people duh. and I think kyon the main male character gets closer to haruhi and mikuru. ^^
They both have a main character that is not human... at all
I think that relation betwen Renji and Chihiro and his problem with Chihiro is quite similar to Hideki and Chii from Chobits.
They share lots of similar riles even though Marie is less child-like and mindless than Chi. But if you liked Chobits you might like My Dear Marie, both feature guys with robot girlfriends in ecchi situations!
Both are stories about a guy who lives with a female-looking (very good looking, I must say) robot, and... both are ecchi. xD
to me it's a little bit like Chobits.
Non-human girls with feelings ^^ Both series are cute, funny and amazing!
reportRecommended by lirie - Add to favorites
They are both animes based off of mangas by CLAMP.
Both of them are about a guy who finds a girlfriend in a funny way and both of them have echhi moments.
Both of them are about a guy who takes care of a/some female charactor(s) and they do nice things for him too and they are both heartwarming and enjoyable to watch.
Ichigo 100% could be considered as perverted or even more than Chobits. If you like the ecchi style, Ichigo 100% is for you.
Both have a girl learning simple things about life. And the guys that help them.
It took me awhile to understand which anime is most like Darker than Black. I know that Chobits and Darker than BLACK are two completely different genres, but if you think about it they are somewhat similar. Darker than Black has contractors that are used like machines doing the dirty work of people without the powers of a contractor. In Chobits the persocoms were normally treated as mere objects. However in the middle of both series characters begin to realize that both contractors and persocoms don't seem to be just tools but they may have some life within and act like normal humans. I'm not completely finished with Darker than Black yet, but this is the feeling I'm getting between both animes.

However be wary that the story will be slow if you ONLY have the idea that Darker than Black is about contractors being humans. This is a great anime filled with action, violence and a great story.
reportRecommended by Aji - Add to favorites
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