Having failed to earn admission to a university, Hideki Motosuwa has moved to the big city, determined to study his hardest for next year's exams. However, an unusual distraction presents itself one unsuspecting day in the form of Chii, a robotic young girl that has been discarded in the trash. In a world where an increasing number of people turn to these 'persocons' for company, the bonds and limits of human relationships are tested as flesh manages to fall in love with the machine itself...
On a day that seemed ordinary, a spaceship crash landed in Tokyo bay, filled to the brim with beautiful aliens that would come to be known as DearS. Since that day, though all of Japan seems to have gone DearS-crazy, one high school boy named Takeya it still not impressed by the phenomenon. But things change for Takeya when he finds a lone DearS girl on the side of the road, who forces herself into his apartment, and his life! Now, he must brave a plethora of complications, misunderstandings, and embarassments, when all he wants to do is be left alone!
They have a very similar storyline; a regular student living an everyday life, but finds a beautiful girl on the streets. In both anime, these "beautiful girls" happen to be a robot (in Chobits) or an alien (in DearS). The two non-human girls sees the guy who found them basically as their master/owner, each causing different troubles for their "owner". The two anime are filled with lots of ecchi-type humor.
DearS is basically another version of Chobits with some changes: instead of a computer it's an alien, but in both series the characters want to serve their masters in any way possible =P. DearS is a little more ecchi than Chobits but the main character in DearS is more of a jerk. Overall if you liked Chobits you will like DearS.
Both Chobits and DearS are about oddly-placed love. Instead of a robot designed to serve humans in Chobits, DearS is based on an alien slave who tries her best to serve her master, but tends to end up doing something stupid instead.
"Chobits" revolves around the same kind of theme as "DearS": both have a girl who suddenly appears sleeping in the main character's room, and who is totally "alien" to the outside world. Besides that they both have similar problems concerning the question of "can you fall in love with someone who isn't human?"
I recommend DearS because it's basically the same as Chobits except it's a different plot and it involves aliens that "happen" to look like really hot girls. It's good and I like it better than Chobits.
In both DearS and Chobits an average guy is lucky enough to stumble upon a hot non-human chick and wind up sharing his home with her! Although Chii is an android and Ren is an alien they still share the same charming and innocent disposition which may make both series appealing to fans of the respective anime. The series both share very similar main characters, but this doesn't feel like a rerun, it's more like a new twist on a favorite!
In Chobits a simple guy finds a robot in the trash, while in DearS a simple guy finds an alien slave in the street; in both anime, the main female character is a slave to her master and must do anything her master says, while the male characters are a little shy at first.
So if you like the master/slave-type relationship in anime (especially cute slaves), you'd like DearS and Chobits!
If you liked Chobits, then you'll like DearS, mainly because they both deal with an outside girl who is suddenly dropped into a young man's life. Also, they both have very good endings. So if you don't want to be disappointed, you should watch DearS.
The basis of the plots in both DearS and Chobits is the sudden appearance of an empty-headed girl in the life of our protagonist. She ends up staying at his apartment and he has to teach her how to lead a normal life. Cue the silly anime antics!
They are first and foremost comedy anime, and second, drama anime; both are ecchi, as well.
If you liked Chobits you will also like DearS (or vice versa) because in Chobits Hideki finds a "persocom," and in DearS he finds a DearS (and DearS are much like persocoms).
Both anime have a similar plot, involving an average student getting his hands on a bishojo by accident and bringing it home. Just from the first episode, the resemblance is already astonishing: both have the exact same construction of the plot, similar comical situations, similar personalities of the main characters, and the same graphical style and quality. DearS's ecchi scenes are less subtle than the ones in Chobits, but both series give off the same feeling.
Both series have the same theme. While Chobits is somewhat more innocent then Dear, DearS does have more fan service. But in general the theme is the same and chances are if you liked one, you will like the other too.
Chobits and Dears have similar main character a student who "founds" girl in chobits it's a cute persocom and in DearS an alien girl in both anime they do their best to make him happy... Both anime have a mistery What are Chobits and What dears realy are and do they have human like feeling?
Enter social outcast guy who just sucks with the ladies and add a brainless robot/alien chick that doesn't quite understand the real world. What do you get? Why, both Chobits and Dears, of course! Both series focus on a rather unpopular guy who stumbles upon a needy/broken girl. The girl imprints on the guy and from then on devotes herself to him. Much comedy, embarrassment, and romance ensue in each of them, along with a similar plot line in which the girl is more than she appears. If you liked one it's almost guaranteed you'll like the other.
Both of these animes are almost the exact same thing. The only difference is that DearS cuts out some extra stuff that Chobits has. The anime starts off the same way for both animes, except that in DearS the main character doesn't want a Dears, while in Chobits he does. Other than that, the main character finds the DearS/Chobit takes it to his home and starts teaching it the life and culture. If you liked one, than you will defiently like the other one.
Bothseries are about your run of the mill guy who happens to stumble upon a pretty girl walking home one day and has her live with him. If you liked one series, you'd deffinately like the other
These two shows feature the same basic plot. Guy meets girl who isnt exactly human and tries to teach her how to be normal while developing feelings for her. Both are very funny and should be watched.
Both of those animes include beautiful girls, that are not really human. Of course they try their best to fit in. At the beginning in both of those animes, those girls can not speak or do anything normal humans could. Classically those girls mysteriously hook up with a poor guy, who now has the duty to teach the girls speak and do other logical stuff, which of course means lots of funny scenes in the progress. If you liked one of them, you would absolutely like the other one, as they are very much alike.
They are both about the same thing, a male with a robot girl in their house.
The series both revolve around the adventures of the girl and the male character with ecchiness all over the place,especially in Dears.
Well, this one is extremely easy. Both series start with finding robot/alen girl in whom the main character falls in love with. Both girls the tittled Dear and the tittled Chobit do not know much about living in society and everyday problems. Both series are very humorous but they can be very serious at times. Definitelly better than usual harem shows. Worth a watch.
Both series focus on a relation ship between a somewhat clueless male and a simple-minded non-human girl. Although Chobits' story prevails over DearS'. DearS steps on Chobits face when it comes to ‘stupid' funny and ecchi moments. It depends on what kind of anime you are looking for.
Both animes are very similar. They both have a main character who has quite a few embarrassing moments with the not-quite-human individual that lives with them. They are both hilarious to watch because in almost every episode they do something studpid or say the wrong thing.
Both of these animes are about boys who find themselves getting into prediciments over robotic women. The romantic aspects of both series is very similar.
Both of these anime's are about a guy that meets a strange girl and has to live with her and teach them how to be a normal person.
DearS has a storyline that is a lot like the storyline of Chobits. I think if you liked Chobits, you'd also like the other. In both stories there is a girl that's not human and takes you into hilarious situations. The humor are also a lot like each other and also the romantic aspects are nearly the same. Although I think DearS is more cheerfully than Chobits.
I believe if you liked Chobits, you'd probably like DearS too. I believe this because it's sorta in the same style in the sense of guy doesn't like these abundant alien/robot girls, but then one night he gets one, and then he eventually falls in love with it. They're both funny, and they have those really awkward moments when the clueless girl asks an embarrassing question.
If you liked it you should definetely watch it, its have similar plot so if you liked one of it you should be satisfied.
These two are totally alike. Both about a guy who lives on his own and find a woman on the street. In dears it is an Alien and with chobits more like an android. But with both they are like slaves and totally need to be re-educated in every way.
The animation and humor are also very much alike and also there is some nudity and sexual discussion in both. I am sure that if you like one you will have to like the other too.
DearS and Chobits are often said to be twins. While I personally found Chobits much more palitable, both are quality series that follow much the same plot.
DearS and Chobits are fundamentally the same. They both deal with a student finding an alien, or persocom, with little knowledge of human ways who they gradually gain feelings for. They are both ecchi, DearS more blatantly so. In each, Chi and Ren will do anything for their masters and love them.
DearS=An ecchi version of Chobits
So in other words they're almost the same show, but DearS being a bit more superficial.
I'm sure almost anyone who has seen the two could agree with me on this.
Chobits and DearS are very similar. They both are about boy and suddenly appearing in his life pretty girl. Also, they both are ecchi comedies.
Keitaro Urashima is somewhat of a failure. In order to fulfill a promise he made to a girl fifteen years ago, he has tried time and again to get into Tokyo U but has never managed to pass the exam. However, fate smiles upon him and he ends up working for his aunt, managing an all-girls dorm! Living with the feral Kaolla, the timid Shinobu, the sake-loving Mitsune, the blade mistress Motoko and the punch-happy Naru, can Keitaro keep his focus and keep his promise? And will he ever end up meeting that girl from his past?
Love Hina and Chobits are romantic comedies that are beautifully drawn, wonderfully written, and just plain fun to watch. If you're a lover not a fighter, here's a couple of anime for you!
Chobits and Love Hina are a love story with a difference. Both series are based around one male character trying, when all said and done, to find a partner to share his life with. One is more a story of his childhood love, while the other is more about trying to choose between current female colleagues. Both are full of disaster and comedy that is bound to amuse you.
Nothing seems to be going Keitaro's way when a sudden twist of fate occurs, landing him in the vicinity of attractive females.
If you loved Chobits, you'll love Love Hina because they are both romantic comedies, the main character in each is a male with below-average academic and social skills, and there's a deeper side to the characters' relationships.
Both animes features the same kind of humor. While Chobits have a somewhat serious story line, Love Hina has a simple storyline where each episode is does not depend on the last one.If you want some easy laughs and cute animes you won't go wrong on either of these.
Both shows are about a completly nerd guys who what's more have a lot of problem with studing. They find themselfes in a new city whey the have to focus on studing but instead they fall in love with girls they unexpectedly find in their place. Both stories are also extremly funny and full of ecchi jokes.
love hina and chobits are both for people who like harem/ecchi anims. both have it's many ecchi moments and also a lot of comedy :)
Both also have a guy who easily get nosebleeding from looking panties and breasts.
These two have a lot in common. The Male in the series seems to find attraction to the near by girls. And has an awkward way of aprochign the girls he likes in fear of what someone might think or do. And with that, they always fnid themselves in the most awkwrad of positions with them!! if you liked on then im sure youll like the other
There are both about a male student that strugels to get his greade better in order to beable to get into a uneversity. and all what that means. Also both have a romance in the plot, that seems out of reach or "wrong" for the main character and it have a important part of in the story. But both also contains alot of funny moments wich make you wanna keep watching them.
Both these shows involve male students who while attending school, find themselves living with girl(s). They have to survive school while often being put in very awkward situations. Both involve plenty of ecchi, funny, and romantic moments.
Kazuya Saotome is an electrical engineering student with a passion for computers, building his robot squid, and programming. One day he receives May, a hand sized cyberdoll, in a package from Cyberdyne Co. as a revenge tactic planted in a CD from his rival. With a little help from May to clean up his act, he may even be able to win over the heart of Kasumi, his landlord's daughter.
Very lucky boys come across or find androids that help out in their daily lives. With romantic feelings brewing between man and machine, lots of humor and a little bit of ecchi are surely involved. If you liked one check out the other.
Both these romantic comedies involve college students who, by accident, ended up living with female robots. They have to teach the robots about the world, live with them, and even learn lessons from the robots. And of course, both have ecchi and romance.
For Kouta and Yuka, finding the bloody naked young girl on the beach would change their lives forever, for better or for worse. Unable to speak or function as a normal human being, she is named Nyuu by the duo, and taken into their home in an effort to save her. But what neither teenager knows is that this innocent young girl is actually a killing machine -- an experiment gone terribly wrong -- and it is only a matter of time before the murderer in her awakens again...
Basically, Chobits is the same plot as Elfen Lied. Someone finds a female that doesn't know a lot and has to learn everything. The only difference is that in Elfen Lied the female turns into a monster machine.
In Elfen Lied and Chobits, there is a girl who loses her memory and has a second side to her. They are both found and taken care of. The difference between the two is that Elfen Lied has a more bloody side to it.
Both series are about a cute, naive girl with a secret who falls into the care of a kind guy. Elfen Lied is a much darker version of this tale, whereas Chobits is light-hearted.
The main heroine characters, Chii in Chobits and ‘Nyuu' or Lucy from Elfen Lied, are very similar to each other and act the same way when they first appear. I thought that the story lines were very similar to each other too, except Elfen Lied has a great deal of gore in it whereas Chobits focuses more on the ‘cute' aspect of the characters.
Both Chobits and Elfen Lied have to do with love and girls who are not human. While Elfen Lied is more violent and Chobits is funnier, both have the same feeling of loneliness surrounding the two girls.
In Elfen Lied and Chobits, a young boy has to take care of a girl who has almost no memories, and acts like a child. But unlike her appearance, the girl has a dark past and memories within.
From out of nowhere, two seemingly harmless and innocent young women fall into the lives of our two protagonists - Kohta and Hideki, two young men with plenty on their mind already. With no concept of everyday life, or even of manners and normal behavior, expect plenty of opportunities for funny moments and compromising situations as Chii and Nyuu have to be taught everything from scratch, and also show a liking for running around completely naked, but fail to understand why people have a problem with that.
Yet these two young ladies also have another side to their story and plainly they have another function in life. The lives they have begun to make for themselves now will be directly threatened and haunted by their old lives, as their true identities and abilities are revealed to all over time. Will Kota and Hideki still want to be their friends when they learn the truth?
Both shows feature a boy who finds a lost cute girl. The girl is however as intelligent as a toddler. The boy have to learn the girl about all kinds of stuff. This leads to embarrasing and ecchi situations.Elfen Lied is very gory, and has a very dramatic story.Chobits is more focused on the cute part, and everyday life.
The sense of humor concerning the antics of a naive girl who has a darker side is a pervasive theme throughout both Chobits and Elfen Lied. Although where Chobits is usually a light hearted comedy, Elfen Lied is a darker, more violent exploration of what it means to be human.
Chobits has a bit of a less death centered plot then Elfen, but still has to do with loving someone that isn't humna.
A cute naked girl is found by a boy (in the case of EL, a boy AND a girl) and is taken with to the finder's home. In the start she can only say one thing, but soon she develops her own personality That is the basic for EL and Chobits, both series deal with the whole psychic theme about the relationship between humans and other beings. If you like 'weird' shows with a deeper meaning, these series are just the thing for you!
Oh yeah, and both contains some suggestive scenes that the typical male audience would like :)
Both Nyuu from elfen lied and Chii from chobits are found naked or nearly naked and when first found.
And are unable to speak and both Nyuu and Chii are found by someone who is willing to go out of their way to help them.
but while Chii in chobits learns very fast Nyuu learns slowly in both animes we see the people who found them struggle to teach them and pay to keep them happy.
This is because the two stories start have many surprising similarities. Hideki (Chobits) finds Chi in the dumpster, naked....well almost. Same in Elfen Lied, Nyuu/Lucy is found naked on the beach. Nyuu is named Nyuu because it is the only thing she can say, "Nyuu" as Chi can only say "Chi". Both have a past that they cannot remember...for the time being. As this being only the way the characters in the two animes are introduced, the stories themselves have too much in common. Lucy on one hand has a history/future of killing while Chi is rather quite innocent. Elfen Lied has gore while Chobits is about love. But both are pretty good and one connects to the other through the that characters a introduced....
Oh and...Chi has those persicom ear thingies. Lucy/Nyuu has Horns.
Keiichi Morisato is just your average college student until one day, fate interjects as he makes a call for take-out food. Unknown to him, he reaches the Goddess Help Line, and contacts a goddess named Belldandy, who grants him a wish. Thinking it to be a joke, Keiichi wishes for her to be his girlfriend 'forever'.
If you liked Ah! My Goddess, you would like Chobits because both are really cute love stories with a male lead and and a "non-human" female lead. Both series struggle with the same paradox: how do you confess your feelings (and admit them to yourself) that you're in love with a goddess/machine?
Take a normal boy and put him in an extraordinary circumstance and you have a recipe for a great anime. If you like comedy, drama, and romance then Ah My Goddess and Chobits are right up your alley.
While the main character in Chobits is not quite as much of a loser as Keichi in Oh! My Goddess, both anime create a believable fantasy about a guy who gets a girl he doesn't believe he's worthy of. OMG, though, is much more beautifully-drawn and has a better story.
both are about hapless guys who's lives change drastically when attractive,clueless girls stumble into their lives through unusual circumstances. both try to be gentlemen while trying to explore their feelings for the girl with unusual powers. although there is more fan service in chobits.
Both series have a shy guy with a great girl.
Those girls aren't exactly your average highschool girl type, and both of those girls don't know much about the outside world, which creates awkward situations.
Both of them contain a high amount of humor, mistakes, miscommunications and are great animes.
I'd say, if you like one of them, you'll probably like the other one as well.