Id:Invaded

Both female protagonists are similar. They both are not the annoying obsessed with the goody two shoes type justice. They don’t look down on their seniors who are (latent)criminals. They both are always very positive and friendly and pretty much never act afraid no matter what happens. They might first come off as being simple or weak but then surprise those people with their mental strength, dedication, and knowledge. Both shows have a male lead who is a criminal ("murderer"/"latent criminal"). And that male lead is a senior to the female protagonist and has been demoted from being a detective/police officer to a criminal used as a tool for understanding and fighting against other criminals after a traumatic loss. Both shows include psychological concepts and analysis, especially of criminals. Both shows have a older senior male detective who partners with the female protagonist. They don’t look down on the female protagonist for being a newbie. And somehow they both have an instant connection/bond/understanding with the female. read more 

Sci-fi society where psychological motivations and drives can be measured with technology and a police unit using these tools to catch criminals without becoming criminal themselves.  

Both shows focus on detectives that use crime detecting technology to hunt murderers. The violence and gore of the crimes are on full display. Depictions of futuristic tech are entertaining and creative. One main character is an ex-detective that fell on the wrong side of law after a case got too personal. He now helps out his former colleagues by doing the "dirty" part of the work, despite being treated as a criminal himself. He has a rocky relationship with his former colleague/friend who leads the team of detectives. The other is a young woman who is unusually adept at mentally dealing with heinous crime. She appears naive at first but grows colder and more efficient as the show goes on. The character in Id:Invaded reveals herself to be stone cold very quickly while the character in Psycho-Pass goes through much slower growth. As the detectives goes through shorter mysteries involving different serial killers, they uncover more and more information about an elusive man who has had his hand in influencing and aiding many other serial killers. Through solving other crimes, they try to hunt down this mysterious threat. read more 

In a near-future version of the world, a main cast of detectives solve crimes using advanced technology. 

Both are using awesome technology Both are story about cop chasing criminals Both have amazing mystery and plot twist 

-Sci-fi society where psychological/criminal drives can be measured with technology and is enforced by a special unit of police force. -Great female leads who question the system. -Use of criminals to assist in solving crimes. -The human unconscious is the key to solve crimes. -People put a lot of trust in a system that is shrouded in mystery. -Psycho Pass leans more on philosophy while ID is more psychology. (in my opinion) :Psycho pass: -Is more focused on the human will. -Can a computer determine everything about us? -What sort of criteria is used to determine whether people are good or evil? -Would we want to live in a society without free will? -Doesn't this kind of society ultimately benefit humans? :ID:Invaded: -Invading a criminal's unconscious mind to solve crimes. -What does the mind of a criminal look like? -Why do criminals act a certain way? -What develops the drive to kill. Is it events, surroundings, ideology? -What is justice? Who can determine it? -Very Interesting visual settings. read more 

Both are cyberpunk mysteries that has a detective cast as well as a focus on solving deadly crimes and how technology can go wrong. 

Both anime showcase a futuristic development in law enforcement, in both instances the innovations are not fully understood, though they first seemed to be and a gateway for human manipulation creates a thrilling and intricate search for answers. 

Both have futuristic technology that detectives use in order to capture criminals. 

These two shows are similar because they are tied to the concept of the human mind. In both shows the unconscious is the key to solve crimes, which are measured by how corrupt or messy it is. The protagonists of both series start to question the system 

Very similar sci-fi cops anime with similar feel - Cops using advanced system to catch criminals - Intricate main villains with their own psychology - Great suspense and story 

Both stories deal with futuristic ways to deal with criminals, and both deal with task force missions with ethical questions for both shows. 

they both use id's to fight criminals and is mystery. 

Id Invaded is very similar to psycho pass in a lot of ways : The plot, The settings and it's part of the same genre. Id Invaded has a realy unique concept (The Mizuhanome System); the anime contains a lot of mind games wich are not incredible in my opinion but just fine. Overhaul it's a pretty good show so if you'r a fan of Psycho pass you'll probably enjoy this. 

Both are about high tech crimefighting and use the mindset of criminals as a basis for it. 

Both of the anime: - Revolve around criminals participating in solving crimes while being supervised by "the good guys." - Have a strong willed female main character - Are set in a sci-fi society - Use specialized technology as a means to identify criminals The main difference between the two shows is the Psycho-Pass deals more with morals while Id:Invaded deals with the psychology side of things. 

Both detective stories and revolves in police crime. If you love the world building in psycho pass, you'd probably like Id:Invaded. 

Psycho-pass and Id:Invaded are two rather similar futuristic animes about the police using software and criminals to hack into people's subconsciousness and solving/preventing crimes form happening. Other similarities include: -the male lead (Kougami/Sakaido) is a criminal who has been wronged by the system -the female lead (Akane/Koharu) is a naive rookie detective but who grows in confidence as the show goes on -the antagonists in both has their identity hidden for large chunks of the runtime, but manipulates others to do their will -the plot revolves around the detectives enlisting criminals to solve the crimes of other criminals -in both there is something sinister behind the technology that allows for them to solve crimes -no romance in either and relatively little fanservice, Id:Invaded has barely any and while Psycho-Pass has some it is still lower than your average anime -both are mysteries that require paying attention to detail form the viewer In conclusion these two anime share a lot in common, while Id:Invaded does have some violence and frightening scenes, Psycho-Pass is far more gruesome and graphic in its violence so it may be suited towards older audiences. Both these animes are also quite similar to the 2002 live action film Minority Report, if you're a fan of any of these works you'll probably enjoy the other two.  read more 

What better way to catch a criminal than with a criminal? These have both "solved crime" in one way or another by mysterious scientific means and really blur the line of free will. Detective work in a futuristic era, but with a catch. I also liked how serious and philosophical they both were and focused around an adult cast of characters. 

Mystery shows with supernatural / sci-fi elements with plot twists all around... You usually wouldn't expect supernatural elements to feel similar to sci-fi elements but it's certainly not the case here. I watched Id:Invaded after I watched Shiguang Dailiren and after a certain episode I was like "Hey? This kind of reminds me of that one other show I watched a while back!" Although the main characters don't give off the same vibes, with having characters who dive into people's minds / photographs and solve crimes, the stories truly are similar to eachother! Also, each episode usually tells us about a new case and gives us bits of information about the main characters. I do think you will like the other if you watched and liked one of them! read more 

- Id: Invaded: Technology, Link Click: Photograph - Both involves solving mystery  

- Both shows have a dive feature, Like how Link Click, goes into photos to solve/find out stuff. - Id:Invaded goes into the minds of serial killers to solve out mysteries and get data.  

Suspense thriller mudder mistery anime. 

When i first watched these shows, I couldnt help but notice how similar they both are. They both dive into memories to solve mysteries. The characters themselves are quite different, although they do both have very intelligent mcs (white haired dude in link click and mc in id invded). Thats basically it, but they both have amazing osts. I should really stop thinkin bout it. 

~Both involves solving mystery. ~Both have dive feature. ~Thriller and Murder mystry .  

-both involves dreams and dreams within dreams (if you watched Inception and you liked it, you may like this too) -involves investigations -one of those shows they label as "mind-fcking" -"there's a fine line between reality and dreams" 

both of the shows are about getting inside people´s minds and the first episode really looks like inception that is basically a live action of paprika 

An eccentric person who jumps into the people's minds using a special device, alter ego with different behavior and goals, psychological aspects, mystery, absurd action, pretty obvious villain - combine all of them into one and you'll get Paprika. Add cheap graphics, weird character designs, and plot holes, and you'll get Id: Invaded. Enjoy!  

Both are Sci-Fi animes with twisted yet a bit similar plot and story. Anyways if you liked any one among these animes check out the other too.  

Both are about a detective solving a murder case in a world of sci-fi 

Both stories revolve around detectives solving tangled cases; both stories exhibit gruesome ways of killing the victims; both stories, when all is said and done, have a woman with a mental disorder as the primary cause of all the events; both stories incorporate full-dive VR machines equipped with complex world simulation technologies; both stories have a male-female detective duet who work together efficiently. 

I think if you liked id:invaded you should really give this anime a chance. In both anime you could guess who the killer is until the end and it's really fun. So if you like 11 episodes of mystery this is perfect for you.  

Jump. Id: Invaded and WEP both have this theme of jumping into this disorderly illogical world as something along the lines of a profession, in the name of reaching this ultimate goal set for them. Id:Invaded does this with individuals jumping into the Id of criminals to solve mysteries. WEP does this with a group of girls jumping into a paranormal distorted world for the sake of defeating evil creatures for their friends. Both are pretty good psychological anime that do their bit in delivering as efficiently as possible in exploring quite a deep world.  

Interesting main character who solves mystery and helps people solve problem in an interesting way, they goes to an empty world where they need to solve something to get out of it. The difference are that Id:Invaded focuses more to its mystery, it also involves more characters in the anime unlike Wonder egg priority. 

It may seem unsual to compare these two at first, however, there are numerous similarities between the two when it is fully discerned. The two is smilar in terms of their ambience and setting wherein utilizing the idea of alternate simulated reality which influences how the actors and viewers think. Yes, you read that right, VIEWERS; for these series changed the way I see things. Although they are confusing at first but when you really dwell yourself towards it then you will see what it really wants to show. The only difference is that the one is Mystery/Sci-Fi while the other is Fantasy, if you like one then you'll probably also learn to like the other. I didn't talk too much about the plot and premise because I might spoil something, so give it a try and see for yourself. read more 

Both are of the gnere of thriller/detective. Both of them have the story of finding out information about death of young girl. 

Like previously said, both are mysteries that revolve around serial killer(s) and involve sci-fi super natural powers to save them.  

Restriction. Id:Invaded and Eva have a surprisingly similar concept, they take someone who now has no will of their own and forces them to work under government/military means. There is no other option. Our protagonists face a life walking a journey full of multiple twists with every encounter they come across, as they come down to fulfilling their ultimate mission. Id is psychological "well" jumps and Eva is robots, but it is the same concept applied to both ends I suppose. So you will know when you get into it. Other than that, they are both pretty good stories for what it is they are trying to convey. Recommended to all who are fans of psychology and some action.  read more 

Both use the sci-fi setting to explore traumas of their characters, focusing more on them than the main plot Also both have really characteristic artstyles  

The same style of a visceral story about serial killers, criminal investigations and philosofy.  

Both are haunting and mind-bending. Intense content contemplating subjects like suicide, death, Good vs Bad, ect. Both are gory with a delicate balance between thriller & horror. They also star emotionally haunted detective leads who dive into the perfect combo of fantasy and dark reality. Can't forget how devastatingly sad they get either. All around, they are both psychological and emotional experiences, and will have you at the edge of your seat the entire time. P.S. Make sure to wait for after credit scenes! 

Deductions. L and Sakaido are both great detectives who are used to deduce their surroundings in order to hunt down for a serial killers Kira and John Walker respectively. In Death Note, Light and L are given an intense mind game of a battle, however, Id:Invaded is more psychological which dives, literally, into the Id of criminals to find their location and objectives.  

Both focus primarily on a mystery and cat/mouse chase between a detective and various serial killers.  

The tone and genres are different but they're both shows about diving into minds/subconscious of others. 

Exploring the depths of the psyche by use of a different world and investigating the truth of serial murders are both high points of intrigue, which both Persona 4 the Animation and Id:Invaded offer extensively as key components to their plots. - In Persona 4 the Animation, the Midnight Channel, a supernatural world accessed via TVs, contains the 'Shadow Selves' of people in the real world which represent their repressed emotions and thoughts. In Id:Invaded, the 'Brilliant Detective' investigates Id wells, virtual worlds generated by 'cognition particles' that represent a drive to kill. These Id wells take that drive to kill to formulate a world around it that represents the conscious of the person who had the drive to kill. - Both shows heavily focus on investigating the crimes of a serial killer. In order to find the truth behind the cases, the aforementioned Midnight Channel and Id wells are both investigated and interpreted in an attempt to both solve and prevent murders from helping. Each of the shows gives thoughtful depth to their characters and the mystery they have to investigate. It's difficult to not at all be intrigued in either the characters or the mystery because of this effort. For that reason, I highly recommend both of these anime.  read more 

Both are crime mystery stories figuring out how to get to the cause of what happened. 

Detectives. Id:Invaded and Terror in Resonance both follow detectives trying to locate dangerous people. Id:Invaded has great detective Sakaido trying to locate serial killer creator John Walker. ZnT has Shibazaki trying to hunt down terrorist group Sphinx. Both have great use of deductions used within them, though I would say that Id:Invaded does a better job than ZnT at mystery.  

both focus on solving unusual puzzles as well as the mystery thickening as time goes by. 

Both based on sci-fi mystery with some thriller elements, where a group of detectives try to solve a puzzle to find a murderer. Also the main character is a genius detective, and lost his close relative due to a suspected killer. 

Both shows give off kind of the same vibe with the overall plot, the main difference is that fugou has kind of a more light hearted atmosphere and some comedy but in general they felt the same to me.