Gogo Monster

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Pretty much the same story. Both contain similar themes of escapism, hallucination, and isolation while using surrealistic imagery to immerse the reader. They never explicitly state whether the story is supernatural or psychological in nature, instead exploring both in equal detail. The main difference here is that Gogo Monster is a coming of age story with child characters, whereas Homunculus is a story that focuses on predominately adult characters and consequently, more mature themes.  

About a kid that can see things the others cant, GoGo monster with much younger kids and taking a more psychological stance based around growing up. Said kid learns the dangers of these things while also enjoying the wonders of them. 

Both mangas have a similar theme which is the "coming of age" most importantly, both of them have a kind of negativity on the idea of growing up. The biggest difference between them is the art and storytelling but both are amazing mangas 

The path to adulthood is often harsh and requires the sacrifice of dreams and innocence. Are children really able to do this all alone? 

Incredibly abstract and surreal; they each have a very unique style and feel.