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THe main characters in both shows live a hikikomori lifestyle until a mysterious girl 'welcomes' them to the outside world. Both characters also display many of the positive schizophrenic symptoms.
report Recommended by Spades-Deuce
The main protagonists from both series have difficulties trusting others, even when they seem to have good intentions. The first wrong act and they'll feel even more betrayed until they become hikikomori. And like most of the hikikomoris, they're addicted (or become addicted) to the 2D world, as an issue.
report Recommended by ManteR
Both main characters are similar to eachother, as they both live a hikkikomori and otaku lifestyle and suffer from paranoia and delusions. Both have the same craziness.
report Recommended by Veronin
Both revolve around otaku's as their main character and have alot of similarities. Also, both are great! :D
report Recommended by lightkun
Both have a leading character leading a hikikomori lifestyle. Chaos head is more thought based while welcome to the NHK has slightly better comedy elements.
report Recommended by grif
Both has an otaku as the main character who goes through a psychological plot
report Recommended by chopstix7892
The main character in Welcome to the N.H.K is also a hikikomori. While Takumi (in Chaos;HEad) is convinced every thing is a delusion, Satou is convinced everything is a conspiracy. Both are very good psychological anime that will hopefully twist your mind pleasantly.
report Recommended by Chibi_Hige
The male protagonists in both anime are "hikikomoris" (recluses) that start out with similar troubles differentiating their self-delusions in their heads with the reality surrounding outside them. Both meet and make new friends throughout their respective stories. The male protagonists in both anime gradually move on from their reclusive tendencies, and near the end, despite lingering fears and doubts, are somehow able to both muster up the courage to save the day.
report Recommended by dragnx
Both have hikiomori main characters, and most are delusional.
report Recommended by Amzs2121
Both main Characters are hikikomoris who suffur from delusions. Welcome to the NHK is more a a slice of life, while Chaos;head is more of a sci-fi
report Recommended by Jackster27
The male protagonists of these shows believe that there is someone or something out to get them and they meet girls who offer their help. The stories are different however, as Chaos;Head is sci-fi while Welcome to the NHK! leans more towards drama.
report Recommended by kbluejay
The protagonists in both shows exhibit hikikomori (shut-in) and otaku life styles. In addition, they suffer from severe paranoia and delusions. Would the entrance of a single mysterious and beautiful girl change each male lead's life?
report Recommended by bunny1ov3r
Even though there are some differences between these two anime -ChaoS is more mystery and NHK is more comedy- both have also a few similarities. In both anime, the protagonist is a male hikikomori and both are of the psychological genre. Both Satou and Takumi have delusions and don't know how to cope with them. How they deal with their situations is interesting to see and I think both are nicely made shows.
report Recommended by Mangetsu-san
Both are thrillers about a guy who shuts himself up in his room and has hallucinations.In both the main charcther is slowly getting used to the real world with the help or women for the most part and both main charcthers have these hallucinations for the whole series and both shows can be creepy at times but for the majority they are both very enjoyable. Welcome to the NHK is more of a spice of life drama where as Chaos;head seems the same at first with a little horror quickly turns into a supernatural action.
report Recommended by Ozzey
Takumi (CH) and Satou (NHK) are relatively similar, both psychologically struggle for social fears, and help from a girl with no other interest.
report Recommended by OtakuNote87
Hikikomori characters having delusions, which are always accompanied by a strong and sometimes very abstract visual presentation that is always cool to see. They go on vastly different directions with their plots, but still share the same dark and realistic tone.
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